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ORDINANCE NO. 9-00
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 1, 3 and 4 OF
ORDINANCE NO. 32-97 BEING THE UNIFIED ZONING ORDINANCE OF TIPPECANOE
COUNTY.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City of West Lafayette, Indiana, that Ordinance No. 32-97,
being the Unified Zoning Ordinance of Tippecanoe County is hereby
amended as follows:
Section 1: Change 1-10-2, WORDS AND
TERMS DEFINED, of 1-10, DEFINITIONS, of CHAPTER 1, GENERAL
PROVISIONS, by adding a definition of ACCESSORY STRUCTURE, to read:
ACCESSORY STRUCTURE. A subordinate
attached or detached structure, not designed
or used for human habitation, which serves a function incidental
to and associated with that of the primary
use on the same lot.
Section 2: Change the title and subsections
(a) and (b) of 4-1 ACCESSORY USES AND ACCESSORY BUILDINGS,
of CHAPTER 4, ADDITIONAL USE RESTRICTIONS, to read:
4-1 ACCESSORY USES, ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
AND ACCESSORY BUILDINGS
(a) An accessory use,
accessory structure or accessory building
is incidental to and associated with a primary
use on the same lot. Accessory
uses, accessory structures and accessory
buildings are permitted in all zones
in which their associated primary uses
are permitted. However, only a use
or building accessory to a single-family
residence may be erected prior to construction
of its primary use.
(b) Accessory uses, accessory structures
and accessory buildings associated
with residential uses permitted in
residential, commercial, and rural
zones are included in the list that follows.
Each is followed by a designation in parentheses indicating
its setback requirements: 'standard,'
'street frontage only,' 'as otherwise noted''
or 'none.' Standard setbacks by zone
can be found in 4-2-2 below. Additional information
regarding setbacks is noted in 4-4-1
through 4-4-7 below.
(1) detached garages and carports (standard);
(2) storage buildings over 120 sq.ft.
or of any size if situated on a permanent foundation
(standard);
(3) children's play equipment and playhouses,
(street frontage only);
(4) gazebos (standard);
(5) private swimming pools
and bathhouses (standard);
(6) bird baths, bird houses, statuary,
trellises. and flagpoles (none):
(7) dog houses (street frontage
only);
(8) outdoor cooking stoves and woodpiles
for home use (street frontage only);
(9) fences and hedges;
(A) not exceeding 42" in height
(none); and
(B) exceeding 42" in height (street
frontage only);
(10) trees, shrubs, plants, flowers
and elements of landscape design (none);
(11) curbs, walks, driveways and retaining
walls (none);
(12) loading and parking spaces
(as regulated in 4-6-18-a-1 and 4-614 below);
(13) mail and newspaper delivery boxes,
name plates and lampposts (none);
(14) signs (as
regulated in 4-8 below);
(15) accessory communications
towers (as regulated in 4-11 -7 below);
(16) root cellars and underground shelters
(street frontage only);
(17) seasonal farm roadside
stands selling produce grown only on the premises (none);
(18) storage of recreational
vehicles, boats and boat trailers (as
regulated in 44-6-a below);
(19) outside play areas for accessory
child care and babysitting
(street frontage only);
(20) home occupations (standard);
(21) rural home occupations
and related outside storage (standard);
(22) on-premise rental offices (standard);
(23) recycling collection facilities
(only at permitted institutional uses
such as schools, churches, fire stations and government
offices, or apartment complexes, as regulated in 4-11-8
below);
(24) homeowner, condominium
and tenant associations (standard);
(25) up to 2 horses (none); and
(26) other accessory buildings
(standard).
(c) Accessory uses,
accessory structures and accessory buildings
associated with nonresidential uses permitted in
residential, commercial, and
rural zones are included in the list
that follows. Each is followed by a designation in parentheses
indicating its setback requirements:
'standard,' 'street frontage only,' 'as
otherwise noted,' or 'none.' Standard setbacks
by zone can be found in 4-2-2 below. Additional
information regarding setbacks is
noted in 4-4-1 through 44-7 below.
(1) detached garages and carports (standard);
(2) storage buildings (standard);
(3) children's play equipment and playhouses,
(street frontage only);
(4) private swimming pools
and bathhouses (standard);
(5) statuary, trellises, flagpoles and
woodpiles (none);
(6) fences and hedges (none, except
in residential zones; see 4-1-b9 above);
(7) trees, shrubs, plants, flowers
and elements of landscape design (none);
(8) farm-based sale of agricultural
seed (standard);
(9) root cellars and underground shelters
(street frontage only);
(10) seasonal farm roadside
stands selling produce grown only on the premises (none);
(11) curbs, walks, driveways and retaining
walls (none),
(12) loading and parking spaces
(as regulated in 4-6-18-a-1 and 4-614 below);
(13) mail and newspaper delivery boxes,
name plates and lampposts (none);
(14) signs (as regulated
in 4-8 below);
(15) accessory communications
towers (as regulated in 4-11-7 below);
(16) at permitted hotels, motels and
office buildings; restaurants, newsstands, drug stores,
gift shops, swimming pools, tennis courts,
clubs and lounges (Amend
5) (standard);
(17) employee restaurants and cafeterias
at permitted nonresidential uses (standard);
(18) retail sales at permitted industrial
uses (standard);
(19) on-premise rental offices (standard);
(20) recycling collection facilities
(as regulated in 4-11-8 below);
(21) a caretaker's residence
(standard);
(22) automatic teller machines (ATMs),
located on a bank or other primary use building (standard);
(Not an accessory use if freestanding,
unless located on the same lot as the
bank it serves); and
(23) other accessory buildings
(standard).
Section 3: Change the column headings and the
abbreviation subsections in 4-2-2 SUMMARY OF STANDARD SETBACK
REQUIREMENTS, of 4-2 STANDARD DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS, of CHAPTER
4, ADDITIONAL USE RESTRICTIONS, to read:
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Along Street Frontage
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Not Along Street Frontage
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MINIMUM SETBACK 1FOR
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MINIMUM REAR
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MINIMUM SIDE
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PRIM. USE BLDG., ACC.USE/STR/BLDG
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SETBACK
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SETBACK
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ZONE
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LO
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CO
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SE
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PR
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PrmUB
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AccUSB2
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PrmUB
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AccUSB
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ABBREVIATIONS:
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RES
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residential use
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LO
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local street or place
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SF
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single-family dwelling
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CO
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collector street
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TF
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two-family dwelling
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SE
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secondary arterial
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MF
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multi-family dwelling
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PR
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primary arterial
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NRES
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non-residential use
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PRIM. USE BLDG., PrmUB = primary use buidling
ACC. USE/STR/BLDG, AccUSB = accessory
use, structure
or building
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Section 4: Change the title and subsections
of 4-4-4 SETBACKS FOR ACCESSORY USES, of 4-4 SETBACKS,
of CHAPTER 4, ADDITIONAL USE RESTRICTIONS, to read:
4-4-4 SETBACKS FOR PORCHES, DECKS AND PATIOS:
(a) If roofed and not attached to a primary
use building, a porch, deck or patio is
an accessory building; it shall observe
all minimum setbacks for accessory
uses, structures and buildings prescribed
in the table in 4-2-2 above.
(b) If roofed and attached to a primary
use building, a porch, deck or patio is
part of that primary use building and
not an accessory building; it shall
observe the minimum setbacks for
primary use buildings prescribed
in the table in 4-2-2 above.
(c) Whether attached to a primary use building
or not, an unroofed porch, deck or patio is an accessory
structure; it may extend into a minimum rear
or side (but not front)
setback to within 4' of a lot line
if:
(1) its floor within the setback
is no higher than the lowest floor of the primary
use building; and
(2) it is not enclosed higher than 34/:' above
that floor.
Section 5: Change 1-10-2, WORDS AND TERMS
DEFINED, of 1-10, DEFINITIONS, of CHAPTER 1, GENERAL PROVISIONS, by
limiting the jurisdictions using the definition of KENNEL and by adding a
definition of BREEDING KENNEL, to read:
KENNEL (BATTLE GROUND, DAYTON, CLARKS HILL).For
a residence, a place for keeping an aggregate
of 4 or more dogs and/or cats that are at least 4 months old;
for a commercial boarding facility, a place for keeping an
aggregate of 4 or more dogs and/or cats and/or other small
animals that are ordinarily kept as pets, that are at least
4 months old.
BREEDING KENNEL.An establishment engaged
in the mating of dogs and/or cats primarily for purposes of
retailing their offspring. One litter per year, produced at
home by household pets, does not make a residence a BREEDING
KENNEL.
Section 6: Change 3-2-2 AGRICULTURE,
FORESTRY AND FISHING, of 3-2 PERMITTED USE TABLE, of CHAPTER
3 PERMITTED USE TABLE, to read, consecutively:
---- "Kennels" (BG, DTN, CH).
[with Special Condition 4-11-3,
and Parking Group 6, permitted only in A, AA and
AW zones, and only by Special Exception]
0752 Boarding kennels [with Special Condition
4-11-3, Parking
Group 6, and footnote 7, permitted by right in GB and
HB zones, and by Special Exception in A, AA and AW zones]
---- "Breeding kennels" [with
Special Condition 4-11-3,
Parking Group 6, and footnote 7; permitted only
in A, AA and AW zones, and only by Special Exception]
Section 7: This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after its passage and signing by
the Mayor.
Office of the Clerk-TreasurerJudy
Rhodes
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