(See §30-267.)

[Amended 2-13-1979 by Ord. No. 78:32; 7-24-1979 by Ord. No. 79:19; 11-23-1982 by Ord. No. 69:82]

NOTES:

1 The minimum required area shall include only lands adjacent or contiguous to each other under single or combined ownership and located within the zone district specified.

2 Gross density shall be calculated by multiplying the maximum number of dwelling units permitted per acre times the total acreage of the tract.

3 The words commercial, industrial and office uses shall be differentiated. Commercial use shall include generally all retail and wholesale trade business engaged in the sale and/or service of food, clothing, household goods, appliances and furnishings. Uses commonly known as department stores, banks, theaters, barber- and beauty shops, delicatessens, restaurants and drugstores for the purpose of this subsection shall be classified as commercial uses. Furthermore, in the R-2M District, any portion of a motel used for commercial purposes described above shall be deemed a part of the minimum or maximum allowable commercial development. In the R-2M District, the determination of land used for commercial purposes shall be based upon the same proportion of the total floor area of a motel building to the floor area used for commercial uses. Industrial and office uses shall include all permitted nonresidential uses not classified as commercial uses.

4 Minimum required open space shall include all lands, whether to be in common open space, public facility areas or public areas. Required open space lands shall not include required yard areas of lots in private individual ownership and developed for detached single-family homes, or industrial uses and buildings or commercial uses and buildings, land area within the right-of-way of a public or private street and land area between walkways or sidewalks and buildings wherein the principal use of said lands is to provide for pedestrian traffic to and from buildings and parking lots. Open space areas may include portions or all the area of lots, provided that an owners' association established in accord with applicable state law or public dedication, or both, is made to ensure permanent establishment and maintenance of the open space area(s).