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Chapter 10
<br /> (70) Story, half. A story under a gable, hip or located.
<br /> mansard roof,the wall plates of which on at least two (80) Use,principal. A principal use is the main use
<br /> (2) sides are not more than two (2) feet above the of land or buildings as distinguished from a
<br /> floor of that story. subordinate or accessory use.
<br /> (71) Street. A public or private thoroughfare which (81) Utility services. Transmission and distribution
<br /> affords primary means of access to abutting property lines both above and below ground which carry
<br /> is a street to that property for the purposes of this electricity, petroleum products, natural or
<br /> ordinance,except driveways to buildings. manufactured gas, water, sewer or telephone
<br /> (72) Street line. The dividing line between the messages. Included are buildings necessary to
<br /> street and the lot. operate transmission and distribution lines such as
<br /> (73) Structure has the meaning set forth in s. substations, transformer installations, repeater
<br /> 17.05(49). stations, pumping stations, but not including offices,
<br /> (74) Structural alteration. Any change in the garages, manually operated exchanges, terminal
<br /> dimensions of a structure or in the interior layout or distribution facilities, electric generating plants and
<br /> floor plan of a structure. sewage disposal plants.
<br /> (74m) Substandard lot means a lot the dimensions of (82) Vision clearance triangle shall be the area in
<br /> which, although fully conforming when created,are each quadrant of an intersection which is bounded by
<br /> now,in whole or in part, less than existing the right-of-way lines of the highways or streets and a
<br /> requirements for the zoning district in which located. vision clearance setback line connecting points on
<br /> (75) Tavern. A building or part of a building open each right-of-way line which are located a distance
<br /> to the public, where fermented malt beverages and/or back from the intersection equal to the setback
<br /> intoxicating liquors are sold at retail for consumption required on the road or highway.
<br /> on the premises. The following shall not be (83) Yard. A yard is an open space on a zoning lot
<br /> considered a tavern: a restaurant where such which is unoccupied or unobstructed from its lowest
<br /> beverages are sold only at tables and only in level to the sky, except as otherwise provided herein.
<br /> conjunction with meals; a club not open to the public For the purpose of this ordinance, a yard extends
<br /> where such beverages are sold in conjunction with the along a lot line to a depth or width specified in the
<br /> operation of the club; premises where malt beverages yard regulations for the zoning district in which such
<br /> are sold by established organizations in conjunction zoning lot is located.
<br /> with the operation of a picnic, fair or other (84) Yard,front. A front yard is a yard paralleling
<br /> amusement enterprise. along the full length of the front lot line between the
<br /> (76) Terminal, bus. A building or facility where side lot lines.
<br /> passengers may board or leave intercity buses, also (85) Yard, rear. A rear yard is a yard paralleling
<br /> facilities for baggage handling, bus package services along the
<br /> and ticket sales. full length of the rear lot line between the side lot
<br /> (77) Terminal, truck. Buildings or land which is lines.
<br /> used for the storage or distribution of freight or goods (86) Yard, side. A side yard is a yard paralleling
<br /> by a common carrier. along a side lot line from the front yard to the rear
<br /> (78) Temporary or portable building. A building or yard.
<br /> structure that is not attached to the ground by [History: (Intro.) am., OA 17, 1992-93, pub.
<br /> anchors, bolts, footings, foundation piers, pilings, 10/09/92; (2m) cr., OA 16, 1993-94, pub.
<br /> posts or other means of attaching permanently to the 12/27/93;. (3) am., Sub. 3 to OA 36, 1987-88, pub. -
<br /> ground. Lawn and yard buildings not attached, 08/02/88; (3) am., OA 9, 1993-94, pub. 04/20/94;
<br /> anchored or affixed to the ground shall not exceed 32 (5m) cr., Sub 3 to OA 36, 1987-88, pub. 08/02/88;
<br /> square feet of floor area on a lot in a residential (5m) cr. OA 9, 1993-94, pub. 04/20/94; (6m) cr.,
<br /> district. Sub. 2 to OA 25, 1987-88, pub. 02/29/88; (7) am.,
<br /> (79) Use,permitted. A permitted use is a use which OA 33, 1991-92, pub. 04/22/92; (lim) cr., Sub. 2
<br /> may be lawfully established in a particular district or to OA 12, 1989-90, pub. 11/13/89; (23a) renum. as
<br /> districts, provided it conforms with all requirements (23h), (23f), (23g) and(23m) cr., OA 17, 1992-93,
<br /> and regulations of such district in which such use is pub. 10/09/92; (24m) cr., Sub. 2 to OA 12, 1989-
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