§ 122-102. Permitted uses and structures.

The following uses are permitted in residential zoning districts as indicated in table 122-102:

Table 122-102. Table of District Uses.

•	= Use is permitted	SU	= Special use
X	= Use is not permitted	A	= Permitted accessory uses

 

Use		Districts				Comments
		R-1	R-2	RM-1	RM-2
Residential uses:
1.	Detached Single-family dwellings.	•	•	•	•
2.	Duplexes on lots of 7,500 square feet or larger	X	•	•	•
3.	Accessory apartments	X	X	X	X	See § 122-472.
4.	Multiple-family dwellings having three or fewer stories.	X	X	•	•	See § 122-303.
5.	Multiple-family dwellings having more than three stories	X	X	X	•
6.	Bed and breakfasts.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-474.
7.	Home occupations.	A	A	A	A	See § 122-56
8.	Residential swimming pools.	A	A	A	A
9.	Accessory Structures	A	A	A	A	See § 122-52
10.	Community Gardens	•	•	•	•
Adult Foster Care and Child Care Facilities; Independent Living Group Homes
1.	Adult foster care facilities providing foster care to six or fewer adults.	•	•	•	•
2.	Adult foster care facilities providing foster care 7 to 12 or fewer adults.	X	X	SU	SU	See § 122-479.
3.	Adult foster care facilities providing foster care to at least 13 but not more than 20 adults	X	X	SU	SU	See § 122-479.
4.	Family day care homes.	•	•	•	•
5.	Group day care home.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-479.
6.	Independent Living Group Home	•	•	•	•
Other
1.	Cemeteries.	SU	SU	SU	SU
2.	Day care centers.	X	X	SU	SU	See § 122-477. Day care centers are a permitted accessory use for places of worship in residential districts.
3.	Essential services.	•	•	•	•	See § 122-57.
4.	Funeral homes	X	X	SU	SU
5.	General office buildings/uses provided that goods are not manufactured, exchanged, or sold on the premises.	X	X	SU	SU
6.	Model homes.	A	A	A	A	See § 122-484
7.	Municipal, state or federal administrative or service buildings that do not require outdoor storage of materials or equipment.	X	X	SU	SU	See § 122-482.
8.	Nursing homes, convalescent homes, rest homes, and orphanages.	X	X	SU	SU
9.	Half-way houses.	X	X	SU	SU	See § 122-495
10.	Off-street parking areas for nonresidential uses which are located in adjoining residential zoning districts.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-103(B)
11.	Parks, playgrounds, and recreation centers that are owned and operated by the city, county, or a noncommercial, nonprofit entity.	•	•	•	•	See § 122-104.
12.	Private parks owned and maintained by a homeowner's association as part of an approved subdivision plat or condominium project.	A	A	A	A
13.	Public museums, libraries, and similar facilities.	•	•	•	•	See § 122-104 and 122-482.
14.	Public parking garages when required for off-street parking	X	X	A	A	See article XVII.
15.	Public utility buildings.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-493.
16.	Public, parochial, and other private elementary, intermediate, or high schools.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-482.
17.	Places of worship.	•	•	•	•	See § 122-482 and 122-104.
18.	Retail and service uses such as restaurants, drugstores, banks, personal services.	X	X	X	SU	Provided that such uses shall be located within the multiple-family structure.
19.	State or federal administrative or service buildings.	X	X	SU	SU	Required minimum building side and rear yard setback of 20 feet.
20.	Temporary buildings for use incidental to construction.	A	A	A	A	See § 122-66.
21.	Reuse of vacant public buildings.	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-103(A).
22.	Collocation of wireless communication equipment on alternative tower structures	SU	SU	SU	SU	See § 122-70

 

(Ord. No. 2005-11, 11-21-05; Ord. No. 2008-17, § 10, 12-15-08; Ord. No. 2010-2, § 2, 2-15-10; Ord. No. 2010-21, § 7, 12-20-10; Ord. No. 2012-8, § 5, 6-18-12)