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<br />adequate width or area, as long as reasonable living standards
<br />can be pl'OV'ided; and to widen sub-standard-sized vacant lots
<br />wherever practicable so that they will be in harmony with the
<br />existing or projected character of the neighborhOOd in which
<br />they are situated.
<br />3.3-4. In Residence districts there shall be no more than one
<br />pnnClpal building on one lot. The words "principal building"
<br />shall be given their common and ordinary interpretation; in
<br />case of doubt, on any question of interpretation, the decision
<br />of the Building Inspe<:tor shall be final.
<br />
<br />3.4 AOCESSORY BUILDINGS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
<br />3.4-L No accessory building shall be erected or located within any,
<br />yard other than the rear yard except for a through lot when it
<br />shall be located In the SIde yard. Such accessory bUIlding shall
<br />not occupy more than 25% of a reqmred rear yard.
<br />3.4-2 Accessory bUIldings shall not exceed fifteen (15) feet in
<br />heIght, shall be five (5) or more from all lot hnes of adjoIning
<br />lots which are many "R" Dlstnct and shall be six (6) feet or
<br />more from any other bmldmg or structure on the same lot.
<br />3.4-3 An accessory bUIlding shall be considered as an integral part
<br />of the pnnclpal bUIlding If It is located less than six (6) feet
<br />from the principal buildIng_
<br />3.4-4 Where the natural grade of a lot at the building line of a
<br />house IS eIght (8) feet or more above the estabhshed curb lev-
<br />el, a prIvate garage may be erected WIthin any yard, provided
<br />that one-half (lh) of the height or more IS below grade level.
<br />Such a garage shall not be less than twenty (20) feet from
<br />any street lIne_
<br />
<br />3.5 REQUIRED YARDS AND OPEN SPACE
<br />
<br />3.5-1 No lot, yard or other open space shall be reduced in area or
<br />dimenSIon so as to make such a lot, yard or open space less
<br />than the mInimum required by this Ordmance, and if the ex.
<br />Isting lot, yard or other open space as existing is less than the
<br />mInImum required it shall not be further reduced. No required:
<br />open space prOVIded about any building or structure shall be
<br />mcluded as a part of any open space required for another
<br />building or structure.
<br />3.5-2 The following shall not be conSidered as encroachments on
<br />yard set-back requirements.
<br />(a) Chinunneys, flues, belt courses, leaders, sills, pilasters, lin-
<br />tels, ornamental features, cornices, eaves, gutters and the
<br />like provided they do not project more than two (2) feet.
<br />(b) Terraces, steps, uncovered porches. stoops or similar fea.
<br />tures provided they do not extend above the height of the
<br />ground floor level of the principle structure or to a dis.
<br />tance less than two (2) feet from any lot line, fences which
<br />do not exceed three and one-half (3-%) feet in height.
<br />(e) Side or rear yard only: bays not to exceed a depth of three
<br />(3) feet or contain an area of more than thirty (30) square
<br />feet, fIre escapes not to exceed a width of three (3) feet,
<br />fences or walls not to exceed a height of six and one.half
<br />(6-%) feet above grade, off-street 1>84"king spaces.
<br />(d) Rear yard only: balconies, breezeways, detachOO outdoor
<br />picnic shelters and recreational equipment.
<br />
<br />3.5-3 Where a rear yard adjoins an adjacent side yard, fences on
<br />the rear lot line shall be limited to three and one-half (3.%)
<br />feet in height, except by special permit by the Village Council.
<br />
<br />$.5-4 No fences on side, front or rear yards shall be over seventy-
<br />five (75) per cent opaque, except by special permit of the Vil-
<br />lage Council
<br />
<br />3.6 TBANSrrlONAL USES IN "R" DISTRICTS
<br />
<br />S.&-L In any "R-1" or "R-2" Residential District a transitional use
<br />shall be permitted on a lot the side lot line of which adjoins
<br />directly a parcel in any "B" or "I" District.
<br />
<br />3.&-2 The permItted transitional uses for any such lot in an "R-1"
<br />District shall be any use permitted in the "R-2" District; for
<br />any such 'ot m an "R-2" District any use permittpd in th e "R-3"
<br />DIStrict.
<br />
<br />3.7 TRAFFIC VISIBILITY
<br />No fences, structures or plantmg exceeding 30 inches in :\1eight
<br />above the center lme grade of the street shall be permitted
<br />Wlthin an area ten (10) feet greater than the required front
<br />yard set back on a corner lot in order to allow for visibility ac-
<br />ross the corner.
<br />
<br />3.8 SPECIAL USES & SPECIAL PERMITS
<br />To proViide for the location of special classes of uses which are
<br />deemed deSIrable for the pUblIc welfare within a given district
<br />or dIStrictS but which are potentially incompatible with typical
<br />uses herein permitted within them, a classification of Special
<br />Uses is hereby established.
<br />Uses, as hereinafter enumerated, which may be proposed for
<br />classification as Special Uses, shall be considered at a public
<br />hearing before the Planning Commission. and its report and
<br />recommendations shall be made to the Village Council with.in
<br />30 days following the public hearing. The Village Coun~il maY'
<br />allow the SpecIal Use and grant a Special Use Permit in the
<br />distrIct mdicated and under the conditions stipulated herein.
<br />after, and may impose such additional conditions as it consid.
<br />ers necessary to protect the pUblic health, safety or welfare.
<br />
<br />3.9 VARIANCE FOR HARDSHIP
<br />Where there are practical difficulties or unusual hardships in
<br />the way of carrying out the strIct letter of the proviSiOns of
<br />this Ordmance the VIllage Council shall have the power. in a
<br />specIfic case and after notice and publIc hearing, to vary any
<br />such proVIsion in harmony WIth the general purpose and in-
<br />tent thereof and may impose such additional conditions as it
<br />considers necessary so that the public health, safety and gen-
<br />eral welfare may be secured and substantial justice done.
<br />
<br />3.10 ANNEXED TERRITORY
<br />Annexed territory shall be in the "R-1" District unless special
<br />action is taken to place it in another district.
<br />
<br />3.11 ESSENTIAL SERVICES
<br />Essential services shall be permitted as authorized and regula.
<br />ted by state law and other ordinances of the Village of Rose.
<br />ville, it being the intention that such are exempt from the ap-
<br />plication of this Ordinance.
<br />
<br />3.12 FARMING OPERATIONS
<br />All farms currently in existence will be permitted to continue
<br />operation after the abolition of the "Farm-Residence" Zone
<br />within the Village. Such operations will, on enactment of this
<br />Ordinance be subject to conditions as stipulated under Section
<br />5.2-1 (f).
<br />
<br />SECTION 4
<br />
<br />ZONING DISTRICTS AND MAP
<br />
<br />4.1 DISTRICTS: For the purpose of this Ordinance, the Village of
<br />Roseville is hereby organized into the following districts:
<br />
<br />~IDENCE DISTRICTS
<br />"R-1" Single Family Residence District
<br />"R-Z' Two Family Residence District
<br />"&3" General Residence District
<br />
<br />BUSINESS DISTRICTS
<br />"B-1" Limited Business District
<br />"B-2" Retail Business District
<br />"B-3" General Business District
<br />"sc" Shopping Center District
<br />
<br />INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS
<br />"1-1" Light Industrial District
<br />"1-2" General Industrial District
<br />
<br />f.2 MAP
<br />4.201 The location and bOundaries of the districts established by
<br />this Ordinance are hereby set forth on the Zoning May con.
<br />sisting of fifteen (15) sections entitled the "Official ZonIng;
<br />Map" ()f the VDlage of Roseville dated May 12, 1959, whicb
<br />
<br />is hereby adopted as the official zoning map of the Village /1'1.
<br />Rosevil1e and is incolporated herein and made a part Of this ,
<br />ordinance.
<br />4.2.2. (a) All the lands and areas in the Village of Rosevil1.e
<br />zoned on said Zoning Map and not with the lines and
<br />areas on the zoning map designated as "R-Z' - Two
<br />Family Residence District, "R-3" - General Residence
<br />District, "B-1" - Limited Business District, "B-2" -
<br />Retail Business District, "B-3" - General Business Dis-
<br />trict. "S-C" - Shopping Center District, "1-1" - Light
<br />Industrial District, "1-2" - General Industrial District,
<br />are hereby zoned as "R-1" - Single Family Residence
<br />District.
<br />(b) All lands and areas in the-VIllage of RoseVIlle designa-
<br />ted on sald zonmg map as "R 2" are hereby zoned "R-2"
<br />- Two FamIly ReSIdence District.
<br />(c) All lands and areas In the VIllage of Roseville designa-
<br />ted on said zoning map as "R-3" are hereby zoned "R-3"
<br />- General ResIdence DIStrICt.
<br />(d) All lands and areas In the VIllage of RosevIlle desi~!la-
<br />ted on saId zonmg map as "B-1" are hereby zoned "B-1"
<br />- Limited Busmess District
<br />(e) All lands and areas in the Village of RosevIlle designa-
<br />ted on said zomng map as "B-2" are hereby zoned "B-?"
<br />- Retail Business DistrICt.
<br />(f) All lands and areas in the Village of Roseville designa-
<br />ted on said zonmg map as "B 3" are hereby zoned "B.3"
<br />- General Business DIStrICt_
<br />(g) All lands and areas In the Village of Roseville designa-
<br />ted on said zonmg may as "s C" are hereby zoned "S-G"
<br />- Shoppmg Center DIstrict.
<br />(h) All lands and areas m the VIllage of RoseVIlle designa-
<br />ted on said zonmg map as "Ii" are hereby zoned "1-1"
<br />- LIght General IndustrIal District.
<br />(i) All lands and areas In the Vlllage of Roseville designa-
<br />ted on saId zonmg map as "1-2" are hereby zoned "I-2"
<br />- General Industrial District.
<br />4.2.3. The said map. together with everything shown thereon and
<br />all amendments thereto shall be as much a part of this Ordi.
<br />nance as though fully set forth and described herein.
<br />4.2-4., Said zoning map shall be at the scale of one (1) inch on the
<br />map equals two hundred (200) feet on the ground. It shall be
<br />the responsibility of the Village Clerk to maintain said zoning
<br />map. Amendments thereto shall be recorded on said zoning II1.l>.p
<br />within fifteen (15) days after official pUblication of amend-
<br />ments. The official zoning map shall be kept on file in the Vil.
<br />lage Offices and shall be open to public inspection at all times
<br />during which the Village Offices are cust<>marily open.
<br />4.2-5. Boundarles
<br />(a) District boundary Jines on said map are intended to follow
<br />lot lines, the center lines of streets or alleys, the center'
<br />lines of streets or alleys projected, railroad rights-of-waY'
<br />lines, the center of water courses or the corporate limit
<br />lines, all as they exist at the time ot enactment of this Or-
<br />dinance.
<br />
<br />SECTION 5
<br />RESIDENCE DISTRICTS
<br />
<br />General requirements and uses shall be as hereinafter stated:
<br />
<br />5.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS IN ALL RESIDENCE DJS.
<br />TRIC'IS'
<br />
<br />The following nummum requirements shall apply to all build.
<br />ings that may be erected, converted or structurally altered in
<br />Residence Districts:
<br />
<br />5.1-1. Home Occupations shall be governed by the followmg regu-
<br />lations:
<br />
<br />(a) Pennitted home occupations shall not be conducted in any
<br />building on the premises other than the building which ~.
<br />llSed by the OCCL pant as the pr Nate dWl:lhng; <...nd fill UIt:
<br />more that not more than one room may be used for such
<br />purpose.
<br />(b) Permitted home occupations shall not mclude the employ-
<br />ment of any persons not residing on the premises In the
<br />performance of such OccupatIOn, nor the use of mechanical
<br />eqUIpment other than IS usual for purely domestic or hob-
<br />by purposes; and further shall not include exterior dis-
<br />play or SIgns except as are permitted by the sign regula-
<br />tions for residence districts.
<br />
<br />(c) There shall be no exterior storage of eqUIpment or mater.
<br />ials used in permitted home occupations.
<br />
<br />(d) Pennitted home occupations shall not include any of the
<br />following:
<br />
<br />(1) The operation of any wholesale or retail business Wl-
<br />less H is conducted entirely by mail and does not m-
<br />volve the sale, shIpment or delIvery of merchandise
<br />on the premises.
<br />
<br />(2) Any manufacturing business, barber shop or beauty
<br />shop, dancing or musical school With organized classes
<br />of more than one pupil at a time, commercial stable
<br />or kennel, or any actiVIty producing nOXIOUS matter or
<br />perceptible noise beyond the lot Ime.
<br />
<br />5.1-2 Off-Street Pa.r'king Requirements
<br />
<br />(a) In all Residence Districts off-street automobIle parking
<br />space shall be prOVIded as an accessory use in accordance
<br />with the proviSIOns of this Section at the time any building
<br />or structure is erected or enlarged or expanded in height
<br />or ground coverage.
<br />
<br />(b) Number of Spaces. Off-street automobile parking space!
<br />shall be provided for each use as follows:
<br />Dwellings: One space per dwelling unit
<br />Motels: One space per unit
<br />Churches: One space for every three (3)
<br />seats or one space for every
<br />five (5) feet of pew length.
<br />Hospitals: One space for every three (3) beds.
<br />Places of assembly such as
<br />Libraries, One space for each five (5) seats Or
<br />Musewns, etc.: bench seating spaces, based on
<br />maximum capacity.
<br />Schools: 1.25 spaces for each classroom in grade
<br />schools and one space per classroom
<br />and an additional one space for every
<br />seven (7) pupils enrolled in High SChools.
<br />(c) Size of Pa.rk.i:ng Space. Space for a single vehilce shall be not
<br />less than eight and one-half (8-%) feet by twenty (20)
<br />feet with adequate aisles for ingress and egress. A general
<br />standard of 300 sq)Uare feet per space shall be used fOl'l
<br />computing parking requirements.
<br />(d)I..ocation
<br />
<br />(1) Accessory off-street parking spaces which are not en.
<br />closed may be located in any required yard other than
<br />the front yards or side yards abutting upon a street.
<br />Enclosed off-street parkJ.ng space shall not be permit-
<br />ted m any required yard except a rear yard, providedi
<br />that a single enclosed parking space, if attached to the
<br />main building. may project three (3) feet into the front
<br />yard for a width not more than twelve (12) feet. A gar-
<br />age structure, when located in a required rear yard,
<br />shall be set back at least five (5) feet from either side
<br />lot line.
<br />
<br />(2) Spaces accessory to one and two-f~ dwellings
<br />shall be on the same lot as the principle use served.
<br />
<br />(3) Spaces accessot;y to multiple-family dwellings shall be
<br />on the same lot as the principle use served or Within
<br />300 feet walking distance of the main en~ to the
<br />prin.cl.ple buUdh1g served.
<br />
<br />(4) Spaces in the "R-3" Districts shall be at least fifteen
<br />
<br />(15) feet from any street line and at least ten (10) feet
<br />from any building.
<br />
<br />(e) Repairs. There shall be no commercial automotive repairs
<br />on a lot in a Residence District.
<br />
<br />(f) SereenJng. All open off-street parking areas having more
<br />than six (6) parking spaces shall be effectively screened
<br />from any adjacent "R-l" or "R-2" residential lots by a den.
<br />sely planted hedge at least four (4) feet high or a Wall or
<br />fence at least four (4) feet high and at least seventy-five
<br />(75) percent opague. Such hedge. wall or fence shall in no
<br />case exceed six and one-half (6-%) feet in height.
<br />(g)Surfaclng. All open off-street parking area shall be improv.
<br />ed with a durable and dustless surface.
<br />
<br />(h)Dra.ina.ge. Off-street parking areas shall be so graded and
<br />drained so as to dispose off all surface water. Drainage
<br />plans shall be subject to the approval of the Village En-
<br />gineer.
<br />
<br />(I) Lighting. All lIghtIng used to illuminate off-street parking
<br />areas shall be so arranged as to deflect light away from
<br />adjacent property in residential use.
<br />
<br />5.1-3. If, at the time this Ordinance becomes effective, existmg
<br />houses on 50% or more of the frontage of any blOCk have a pre-
<br />dominant front yard dIfferent from that herein specified, all
<br />buildmgs hereafter erected shall confonn to thIS predominant
<br />front yard depth, provided this regulation shall not be interpre-
<br />ted so as to require a front yard of more than 40 feet in depth.
<br />5.1.4. Residence Relocations
<br />
<br />(a) It shall be the stated policy of the Village of Roseville to
<br />maintalll a harmouious and high standard of reSIdential
<br />development and to protect such areas from deletereous
<br />effects through insuring that both new and relocated
<br />dwellings from other areas, both Within the VIllage of Rose.
<br />ville and from outside, shall meet specified requirements_
<br />(b) Such relocations of dwellings as stated above shall be per.
<br />mitted in the zoning dictrict where all necessary specifica.
<br />tions as to lot sizes, set-backs, tyPe of use. height regula.
<br />tions and all other conditions as laid down in this Ordi.
<br />dance are met.
<br />(c) In addition. such relocations shall require a special permit
<br />from the Village Council where the following provisions
<br />shall be met:
<br />
<br />(1) The applicant shall file an application giving the legal
<br />dcscl1iption of the land upon which the building is to
<br />be moved, the nature of the building to be moved, to.
<br />gether with a certified property search of property ow.
<br />ners within 250 feet of the neW location.
<br />(2) The application shall be accompanied by a written con-
<br />sent and approval of at least (50) per cent of the pro.
<br />perty owners within 250 feet of the relocation.
<br />(3) The application shall be refetted to the Village Coun.
<br />ell who shall set a time and place for a public hear-
<br />ing, giving at least ten (10) days notice of such hear.
<br />ing,
<br />(4) All property owners within 250 feet of the relocation
<br />premises shall be notified of the hearing by mail and
<br />at said hearing the applicant and anyone appealing in
<br />opposition thereto shall be heard.
<br />(5) The Building Inspector shall also give a report to the
<br />Council and after hearing the matter the Council may
<br />grant or reject the issuance of a permit.
<br />5.1-5. Lighting Regulations. Any illumination, whether affixed to
<br />a building or otherwise within a lot ~n any "R" District shall
<br />not be pennitted to beam beyond the lot lines wherein it is
<br />located.
<br />
<br />5.2. "B-1" SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT
<br />5.2-L Permitted Uses
<br />
<br />(a) One family detached dwellings.
<br />(b) P1...bhc parks and playgrounds.
<br />(e) Existmg railroad nghts-of-way fOl" the movement of thro-
<br />ugh trams but not to Illc1ude sWItchmg, storage yards or
<br />Sidings.
<br />(d) Churches, convents, publIc and parochial schools, universi-
<br />hes and colleges, lIbrarIes, museums, and gallerIes, City
<br />Hall, fIre statIOns and similar pUblic uses provided that
<br />no structure or bUIldmg shall be nearer than 30 feet to any
<br />adjacent lot III an "R" DIstrict.
<br />(e) TranSitional uses.
<br />(f) Agnculture excepting commercial animal fanns fur farms
<br />kennels, and poultry farms, but includmg truck gardenin~
<br />and other horticultural uses; provided that any new pn.
<br />vate stable or other new building in which fann animals
<br />are kept shall be a distance of 300 feet or more from any
<br />other lot in any Residence District. LimIted sales of pro-
<br />ducts produced may be conducted on the premises from
<br />a roadside stand but such stand shall not exceed. one story:
<br />in height or 500 square feet in floor area; and no portion
<br />of any such stand shall be located or erected nearer than
<br />50 feet from any street line.
<br />5.2-2 Pennltted Accessory Uses
<br />(a) Private garage or parkJ.ng space.
<br />(b) Private swimming pool.
<br />(c) Customary inCIdental home occupations as regulated undo
<br />er Section 5.1-1.
<br />(d) Keeping of not more than two boarders and-or roOmers
<br />by a reSIdent fanuly .
<br />(e) Living quarters of persons employed on the prenuses.
<br />(1) SIgns as regulated m SectIOn 9.1
<br />(g) Temporary buildings for construction purposes, for a per.
<br />iod not to exceed construction.
<br />(h) Off-street parkmg and loadmg as regulated under Section
<br />5.1.2.
<br />5.2.S Uses by Special Pennit
<br />
<br />(a) Essential service structures, buildings such as telephone
<br />exchange sub-stations, booster or pressure regulating sta.
<br />tions, wells and pumping stations, elevated tanks and elec.
<br />tric power sub.stations.
<br />(b) Golf courses, country club, tennis club, pUbllc swimming
<br />pool, CommWlity centers, Stadium, private swimming pools
<br />when intended to serve more than one family. The pIinci.
<br />ple structure or building relating to any of the above list.
<br />ed uses shall not be located less than 50 feet from any ad.
<br />jacent lot in an "R" District.
<br />(c) Extraction of sand, gravel or other material and removal
<br />from the site but not processing the same on site. Said
<br />special permit shall include a finished grading plan which
<br />will not adversely affect the surrounding land or develop-
<br />ment of surrounding land.
<br />(d) Private nursery, grade and high schools, provided the prin.
<br />cipal structure shall not be located less than 50 feet from.
<br />any adjacent lot in an lOR" District.
<br />5.2-4.'Lot Area, Heights, Fronmge and Yard Requirements
<br />
<br />(a) No structure or building shall exceed two and one-half
<br />(2-% stories or 30 feet in height whichever is the lesser in
<br />height.
<br />(b) The floor-area-ratio within the "R-1" District shall not ex.
<br />ceed 0.3.
<br />(c) A side street yard on a corner lot shall not be lCliS than
<br />30 feet
<br />(d) The folloWing minimum requirements shall be observed:
<br />Lot Lot Set Backs
<br />Lot Area W~dth Depth Front Yd. Side Yd. BearYd.
<br />Interior Lot 11,000 sq. it. 85 ft. 110 ft. 30 ft. 10 it. 30 ft.
<br />Corner Lot 12,500 sq. ft 100 ft. 100 ft. 30 ft. 10;ft. 30 ft.
<br />
<br />5.3 "B-2" TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRlOT
<br />1.8-1. Permitted Uses
<br />
<br />(a) Any use or structure permitted and as regulated in the "R-l
<br />District except as hereinafter modified.
<br />(J)) Two .family dwellings.
<br />
<br />lJ.3.2. Pennltt.ed ~ Usee
<br />Any use or structure permitted and as regulated under Perm.l.t-
<br />ted Accessory Uses in the "&-1" Distr1ct.
<br />6,3-3. U88!l by 8peclaI Permit
<br />Any use or structure pennitted and as regulated under Use$
<br />by Special Permit in the "R-1'. District.
<br />ls.34 Lot Area, Height, Frontage and. Yard Requirements
<br />(a) No structure shall exceed two and one-half (2-%) stories
<br />or 30 feet in height whichever is the lesser in height
<br />(b) The floor-area-ratio within the "R.2" District shall not ex-
<br />ceed 0.4.
<br />(c) A side street yard on a corner lot shall not be less than
<br />30 feet.
<br />(d) The following mimmum reqUIrements shall be observed:
<br />Lot Lot Set Backs
<br />Lot Area Width Depth Front Yd. SideYd. Rear Yd.
<br />Interior Lot 11,000 sq. ft. 85 ft. 110 ft. 30 ft 10 ft. 30ft.
<br />Corner Lot 12,500 sq. ft. 100 ft. 100 ft. 30 ft. 10 ft 30 ft.
<br />5.4 "R-3" GENERAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT
<br />5.4-1. PeI'Dlitted Uses
<br />(a) Multiple family dwellIngs.
<br />(b) Two famIly dwellmgs.
<br />'0.4-2 Pennitted Accessory Uses
<br />(a) Any use or structure permitted and as regulated under
<br />PermItted Accessory Uses In the "R.2" DIStrict except as
<br />heremafter modifIed_
<br />5.4-3. Uses by Special Pennit
<br />(a) Smgle family dwellmgs
<br />(b) Uses as pernutted and regulated under Uses by Special
<br />Permit in the "R-2" DIstrict.
<br />(c) Hospital, samtarlUms, rest homes, nursing homes.
<br />(d) Day nurserIes and nursery schools provided that not less
<br />than 40 square feet of outside play space per child be pro"
<br />vlded and that such space be suitably fenced and screened
<br />in accordance With permit.
<br />(e) Motels and motor hotels when located on property having
<br />frontage on a State or Federal Highway.
<br />(f) Cemeteries provided that a 30 foot yard shall be maj.ntain.
<br />ed for landscaping purposes between the nearest cemetery:
<br />lot and all adjacent land in the "R" Districts.
<br />(g) Clubs and lodges - private, non-profit.
<br />5.t4. Lot Area, Height, Frontage and Yard Requirements
<br />(a) No structure or building shall exceed two and one-half
<br />(2%) stories or 30 feet in height in whichever is the lesser
<br />in height.
<br />(b) The floor-area-ratio in the "R-3" District shall not exceed
<br />0.5.
<br />(e) A side street yard on a corner lot shall not be less t:ha.n
<br />30 feet.
<br />(d) Minim.wn lot area shall be 11,000 sq. ft. for interior lots
<br />and 12.,500 sq. ft. for corner lots.
<br />(e) The fOllowing minimum requirements shall be Obsetved:
<br />Lot Area Lot Lot Set Backs
<br />Per Unit Width Depth Front Yd. Side Yd. &ear Yd"
<br />
<br />1,500 sq. it 85 ft. 100 it. 30 it. 10 it. 30 tt.
<br />
<br />Vegetarian Society
<br />To Meet May 28
<br />
<br />I.epI Netic.
<br />
<br />Hope Chest FUld I.iling Call,ai,.
<br />
<br />STATE OF Ml~~
<br />COUNTY OF
<br />PR08A. TE COUJt.T
<br />FIl:e No. Hl60
<br />Re Eatate ,. K.a.tIu!I'iae ~1 ~
<br />!mown as Kathorina MulIner. Kauwmna
<br />MulIDer. llIId CatIIaiDe MuIJaw. DecledeDL
<br />IT IS ORDERED that the ftnal &e"
<br />oount and petllton for examination thereof
<br />and lor diatn"batlaa filed ~ lie heard
<br />011 Tuesday JUIle 9. 1959. at 2 o'clock
<br />P.M_ by this cdurt in the Court House
<br />In St PaU1, Mum.
<br />(Seal)
<br />WITNESS the RON. ANDREW A.
<br />GLENN, Probate Judge, this 8th day of
<br />May, 1959
<br />G E. ANDERSON Qerk
<br />BERNARD N. LItMAN, Attorney
<br />Address:
<br />1044 Minnesota Bldg.,
<br />St. Paul I, Minnesota
<br />May 14-21 28, 1959
<br />
<br />The annual door-to-door Hope
<br />Che&t fund raising appeal for
<br />MultIple Sclerosis, crippling dis-
<br />ease of the central nervous sys-
<br />tem. WIll take place locally and
<br />across the nation on Wednesday
<br />evening, May 27.
<br />
<br />A hoped for several hundred
<br />doorbell ringing volunteers will
<br />be on the march in Roseville,
<br />Falcon Heights, Little Canada,
<br />New Bnghton and Arden Hills.
<br />askmg for contrIbutions.
<br />
<br />Funds will be used to pay for
<br />patient care for local M.S_ vie-
<br />
<br />tims. Some money will help fi.
<br />nan~e large-scale research pro-
<br />grams now undexway to fmd a
<br />means of preventing and curing
<br />the dIsease.
<br />
<br />The Vegetarian Society of Min.
<br />nesota will meet Thursday. May
<br />28, at 7:45 p.m. in the Teacher's
<br />Federation Rooms, 25 East
<br />Fifth Street, St. Paul. Minneso-
<br />ta. This WlIl be "Information
<br />Please" NIght with audience
<br />partiCIpation. The publiC is wel-
<br />come and refreshments will be
<br />served.
<br />
<br />Volunteers are desperately
<br />needed. One can sign up by tel-
<br />ephonmg local chaIrmen In
<br />Roseville, Mrs. Ralph Boude-
<br />wyns at IV 4-4946; Little Canada
<br />Mrs. Casmlr Willard, IV 4 2958;
<br />Falcon HeIghts, Mrs. WillIs War-
<br />kentlen, MI 42908; and Arden
<br />Hills, Mrs. Mohan Sekhon, Me
<br />33460.
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<br />SECTION 8
<br />BUSINESS DISTRICTS
<br />
<br />General Requirements, Performance Standards, and Uses for aU
<br />Busmess Districts shall be as hereinafter stated:
<br />6.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
<br />The followmg muumum requirements shall apply to aU buildings
<br />that may be erected, converted, or structurally altered in Busi.
<br />ness Districts:
<br />6.1-L Set-Back Requirements
<br />(a) Front Yard Set-Back shall be thirty (30) feet in all Busi-
<br />ness Di .rtricts
<br />Where adjacent structures have front yard set.backs dif.
<br />ferent from those reqmred, the front yard set-back shall:
<br />conform to the average set back of the adjacent structures.
<br />If only one adjacent lot is occupied by a structure, the
<br />front yard set-back shall be the average of the reqwred.
<br />set-back of that adjacent structure.
<br />(b) Side yard Set-Back shall be ten (10) feet along any lot line
<br />which adJoms a reSidence district; lt shall not be used for
<br />parkIng or loading.
<br />Where a SIde yard faces a street (corner lot) the side yard
<br />set-back shall be twenty-five (25) feet.
<br />Where such a corner lot side yard faces a residential dis-
<br />trict across the street, screening shall be provided as spe-
<br />cified in Section 6.1-6(d).
<br />(c) Rear yard Set-Back shall be a minimum of twenty (20),
<br />feet. Where the rear yard adjoins a residential district a
<br />screen wall of not less than four feet and not greater than
<br />six (6) feet shall be installed and maintained by the ow.
<br />er of the busmess parcel to effectively inhibit eye-level vis-
<br />sion between residential and business areas.
<br />6.1.2 Floor Area. Ratio: RatIO between floor area of building and
<br />lot area in all business districts shall not be greater than 1.0.
<br />6.1-3 Building H~hts: Building heights in Business Dis1:rict8
<br />shall be limited to three (3) stones, except in "B-1" Districts
<br />wherein the followmg limitations WIll apply:
<br />Buildmg heights ,in "B-1" DistriCts shall be a maximum of
<br />three (3) stones, except where buildings III a "B-1" Di3-
<br />mct are WIthm 150 feet of a I"esidential zone, such build-
<br />ings shall be limited to one-half (1 %) stories or the aver-
<br />age height of eXlsting residential bUIldings within 150 feet
<br />of a proposed "B-1" buildmg, whichever is greater. The
<br />Village Council may grant a SpecIal permit tor a building
<br />III a "B-1" DIStrICt to be a maxImum of three (3) stories
<br />upon application of a petitioner and holding of a publio
<br />hearing thereto. Upon granting such a special permit. the
<br />CounCIl may Impose such conditions which may be ap-
<br />propriate to protect the public health, safety or welfare.
<br />6.14. Off~treet Pa.rldng - shall be provided as follows in all busi.
<br />ness districts.
<br />(a) Size of Parking Space: Space for a single vehicle shall not
<br />be less than eight and one-half (8 %) feet by twenty (~)I
<br />feet with adequate aIsles for ingress and egress, A general
<br />standard of three hundred (300) square feet per space shall
<br />be used for computing parking requirements.
<br />(b) Nwnber of Spaces: Off-street car parking space shall be pro
<br />vided for each use as follows:
<br />Dwellings: One space per dwelling unit.
<br />Motels: One space per unit.
<br />Hospitals One space for every three (3) beds.
<br />Restaurants: One space for every (3) seats.
<br />Churches: One space for every (3) seats
<br />or one space for every five (5) feet
<br />of pew length.
<br />Bowling alley: Five spaces for each lane.
<br />Retail One space for every eighty.five (85)
<br />Business: square feet of retail sales or service area.
<br />Other One space for each one hundred and
<br />Businesses: fifty (1.50) square feet of floor area.
<br />(c) Surfacing: Off-street parking areas shall be surfaced with
<br />properly stabilized, durable, dust free crushed rock material
<br />or Tarvia surface or equivalent. Areas shall be properly:
<br />constructed and maintained so as to be usable under all
<br />weather conditions for normal traffic usage. Plans and spe.
<br />ciflications for parking areas shall be filed With building
<br />plans and shall be subject to approval of the Building In-
<br />spector.
<br />(d) Drainage: Off.street parking areas shall be SO graded. and
<br />and drained so as to dispose of all surface water. Drainage
<br />plans shall be subject to the approval of the VlUage Engi.
<br />neer.
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<br />lelthll LIIIII For.. II lo.vil'.
<br />
<br />An eight team men's softbaJll
<br />league has been fonned by the
<br />Recreation Board of the Village
<br />of Roseville for play during the
<br />coming months. The league will
<br />be called the Roseville Softball
<br />League.
<br />Teams entering the play in-
<br />clude the Roseville FIre Depart-
<br />ment, Roseville Police, Roseville
<br />Shoreview Jaycees. North Sub-
<br />urban Plumbing, Dick and Mar-
<br />y's, Ramsey Teachers, Post Of-
<br />fice Employees and a team as
<br />
<br />yet un-named but to be managed
<br />by Jack Borden.
<br />
<br />The league will play its games
<br />on Wednesdays and Friday nites
<br />at 6:30 P.M. on the Lexington
<br />SChool and Fairview SChool
<br />softball diamonds. The league
<br />will playa single round of gam-
<br />es and complete the season with
<br />an elimination tourney to deter-
<br />mine the titlest. Play will start
<br />on June 3rd, while the deadline
<br />for entering the league has been
<br />set for May 27th.
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<br />WTeN - 1280
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<br />COMPLETE VISION CARE
<br />Dr.L. A. Meyer
<br />OPTOMETRIST
<br />
<br />RosevilIe Medical - Dental Bldg.
<br />2174 No. Snelling
<br />
<br />By Appointment Tues., Thurs., Sat.
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<br />Ca.lI Mi 5-4055
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