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Aurora · 49.109.2

"M-1" Manufacturing District, Limited

Summary

This section establishes the "M-1" Limited Manufacturing District, outlining its intent to allow certain manufacturing and assembly activities while ensuring they are not injurious to adjacent residential areas through high performance standards. It details permitted uses, including caretaker dwellings and vehicle repair under specific conditions, and sets bulk restrictions for buildings.

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Permitted Uses for this district as identified in Table One: Use Categories shall apply. Conditional Uses. The Conditional Uses for this district as identified in Table One: Use Categories shall apply. Accessory Uses. The Use Regulations Section of this ordinance shall apply. Limited but Permitted Uses. Dwelling Unit. Dwelling accommodations as may be needed to house a caretaker or watchman employed on the premises, and their families. Vehicle Repair, Major. When confined within an enclosed structure (including autos needing work...only when such lot is located at least two hundred fifty (250) feet away from any residential district or lot with residential use. Bulk Restrictions. Building, Dwelling and Structure Standards. Floor Area Ratio. Height . The provisions of sec. 49-105.3 shall apply in addition to the following District specific regulations: No building or structure shall be erected or structurally altered to exceed a height of four (4) stories nor shall it exceed forty-five (45) feet in height except

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Barrington Hills · 5.5.13

Off-Street Parking, Specific Requirements

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This section outlines the minimum off-street parking requirements for various land uses permitted within the R1 Residential District in Barrington Hills. Requirements vary based on the specific use, such as single-family dwellings, agriculture, educational institutions, and cultural facilities.

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District: Off-street parking spaces accessory to uses allowed in the R1 District shall be provided in accordance with the following minimum requirements: 1. Single-family detached dwellings: No requirements. 2. Agriculture: There shall be no requirements, except with respect to accessory roadside stands for which shall be provided spaces adequate in number, as determined by the Enforcing Officer, to serve the public. 3. Cemeteries: Parking spaces shall be provided in adequate number, as determined by the Enforcing Officer

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Maple Park · 11.6.6

R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District

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This section of the Maple Park zoning ordinance outlines the permitted and special uses for the R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District, along with specific requirements for lot size, yard dimensions, building height, and lot area coverage.

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uses: As specified by planning and zoning commission. F. Lot area coverage. A maximum of 40 percent of the area of a zoning lot may be covered by buildings or structures, including accessory buildings. G. Density. Density in the R-3 district shall not exceed seven dwelling units per gross acre for permitted uses and ten dwelling units per gross acre for special uses and planned unit developments. H. Dwelling standards. As required in the R-2 district

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Manhattan · 4.5D-5

Accessory Uses Permitted

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This section permits accessory uses, buildings, and structures that are incidental and commonly associated with a principal or special permitted use in the R-2 Multi-Family Residence District. These accessory uses must be under the same ownership and on the same lot, and cannot involve business, trade, or industry.

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include structures or structural features inconsistent with the permitted use, and do not involve the conduct of any business, trade or industry. Accessory uses may include, but are not limited to: A. Accessory uses permitted in the ER District. B. Professional office or resident in his dwelling involving the employment of not to exceed one person not a resident on the premises. C. Roomers or boarders, not to exceed four (4) by a resident family

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Monee · 11.7A-7

Lot Area And Livable Floor Area Required

Summary

This section establishes minimum lot width, minimum lot area per dwelling unit, maximum building coverage, and minimum livable floor area requirements for single-family dwellings in the R-1 district.

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Each lot shall have a minimum width of seventy five feet (75') and no minimum depth required. The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall be eleven thousand (11,000) square feet. No building with its accessory buildings shall occupy in excess of thirty percent (30%) of the area of an interior or corner lot. Also, every detached single-family dwelling shall have a minimum of one thousand six hundred fifty (1,650) square feet of livable floor area

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Bartlett · 10.3.5

Regulations For Specific Structures And Uses

Summary

This section outlines the regulations for constructing decks in Bartlett, including permit requirements, height restrictions triggering guardrails, and specific location restrictions in rear and interior side yards of corner lots, with exceptions for attached single-family dwellings.

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this section). (A) Decks associated with attached single-family dwelling units may be constructed up to a side property line only if that side property line coincides with a shared common wall between the dwelling units. (B) If a deck is immediately adjacent to another deck along a common side property line, a dividing wall shall be provided between the adjacent decks. 4. Construction: The Bartlett building code shall regulate proper construction standards for decks. 5. Balcony: Structures attached...access shall be considered balconies. 6. Decks With Roofs: All overhead coverings or structures shall be considered roofs. Decks with roofs that are attached to a principal structure are considered an attached accessory building and must meet all required yard setbacks. FIGURE 3-1 DECKS (Detached Dwelling Units) FIGURE 3-2 DECKS 18" OR LESS IN HEIGHT (Attached Dwelling Units) FIGURE 3-3 DECKS MORE THAN 18" IN HEIGHT (Attached Dwelling Units) B. Dog Runs And Doghouses: Dog runs

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Vernon Hills · 19.3

Use of accessory parking and loading facilities

Summary

This section restricts the use of off-street parking and loading facilities in Vernon Hills. Parking facilities are for employees, patrons, or occupants and their guests, with specific prohibitions for residential parking regarding commercial vehicles and business activities. Loading facilities are solely for loading and unloading goods, not for storage or repair.

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guests. 19.3.2. Off-street parking facilities accessory to residential uses, in accordance with the requirements of this section, shall be used solely for parking of motor vehicles owned by occupants of the dwelling or by guests of said occupants. Under no circumstances shall required parking facilities accessory to residential structures be used for the storage of commercial vehicles with weight classification capacity of over one ton or a State of Illinois "D" plate, parking for commercial or manufacturing uses

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Glendale Heights · 11.4.7

Yards

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This section of the Glendale Heights zoning regulations outlines what can obstruct yards, primarily through reference to Table 4-1. The table specifies which projections or accessory uses are permitted in front, rear, interior side, and corner side yards.

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established by the construction of a building on one lot, the same street lot line shall serve as the front lot line of all such contiguous lots. 2. On a through lot, accessory structures shall be permitted in the front yard at the rear of the dwelling unit, provided a fence is installed. 3. Corner side yards. In no case, except as noted in Table 4-1, shall it be permitted to construct an accessory structure beyond the building line

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Itasca · 12.03

Additional Regulations - Parking

Summary

This section outlines regulations for the use of off-street parking facilities accessory to residential buildings in Itasca. It generally restricts parking to occupants and their guests, prohibiting the use of residential parking for commercial vehicles exceeding certain weight or registration limits, with exceptions for enclosed garages.

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lawful possession of, the occupants of the buildings to which such facilities are accessory or by guests of said occupants. (2) Under no circumstances shall required parking facilities accessory to a residential building or use be used by persons other than the dwelling occupants for the parking of vehicles belonging to the employees, owners, tenants, visitors or customers of any business or manufacturing establishment. (3) No new parking or access driveways shall be developed or established within five (5) feet...excess of a B plate, or weighing in excess of eight thousand (8,000) pounds gross weight, including vehicle weight and maximum load (Gross Vehicular Weight Rating), to park or store such vehicle on any off-street parking facilities accessory to any residential building or use within the Village. Prohibited commercial vehicles shall also include, without limitation, tractors, step vans, semi-tractors, tow trucks, farm implements, dump trucks, construction equipment, semi-trailers, buses, taxis, and limousines designed to carry more

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Old Mill Creek · 3.4-F

R-8 General Residence District

Summary

This section establishes the R-8 General Residence District, designed for higher density suburban residential development. It outlines permitted uses, special uses, temporary uses, and accessory uses, and sets bulk regulations including density and minimum lot area for single-family dwellings.

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Article 6. (E) Accessory uses. Section 3.4-J of this article establishes the accessory uses and structures which are permitted in the R-8 District subject to the provisions of Article 6. (F) Bulk regulations. In the R-8 District, uses and structures shall conform to the following bulk regulations. (1) Density. All property in the R-8 District shall have a density of eight dwelling units per acre subject to the provisions of § 3.4-K of this article establishing...rear; and 5. Rear yard: a rear yard of not less than 15 feet. (b) Exceptions: For special uses, minimum yards of greater dimension may be required as a condition for authorization. For accessory uses and structures to a single-family detached or two-family dwelling, the minimum setback from all lot lines shall be five feet. For multiple-family dwellings, the minimum interior side yard and the rear yard shall be increased by one-half foot for each

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Glencoe · 9.12

Application; Plans; Plats

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This section outlines the requirements for applying for a building permit in Glencoe. It details the information that must be included in the application, such as property location, project description, cost, and contractor information, and requires accompanying plans and specifications to be reviewed and approved.

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family dwelling or a private garage may be made and signed by the owner; provided, that such buildings are to be occupied and used by the owner as a permanent residence, or accessory thereto; and provided further, that plans for not more than one single- family dwelling or private garage shall be so excepted during a period of one year from date of permit, for any one owner. (3) True copies of such plans as may be required

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Oak Park · 8.33.1

Definitions

Summary

This section defines an 'Accessory Use Tour House' as a private, owner-occupied dwelling with historical or architectural significance that is opened for public tours for a fee. It clarifies conditions for owner-occupancy and who can conduct the tours.

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ACCESSORY USE TOUR HOUSE: The use of a private, owner occupied principal-use dwelling unit, which possesses special architectural and/or historical significance, for tours by members of the public during limited hours and days of the week, conducted by the owner/resident of the dwelling unit for a fee. For the purposes of this Section, a house shall qualify as "owner-occupied" and an owner shall qualify as an "owner/resident" only if the owner of the house resides in the house

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Oak Park · 8.33.1

Definitions

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This section defines an 'Accessory Use Tour House' as a private, owner-occupied dwelling with historical or architectural significance that is opened for public tours for a fee. It clarifies conditions for owner-occupancy and who can conduct the tours.

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ACCESSORY USE TOUR HOUSE: The use of a private, owner occupied principal-use dwelling unit, which possesses special architectural and/or historical significance, for tours by members of the public during limited hours and days of the week, conducted by the owner/resident of the dwelling unit for a fee. For the purposes of this Section, a house shall qualify as "owner-occupied" and an owner shall qualify as an "owner/resident" only if the owner of the house resides in the house

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Prospect Heights · 4.1.2

Additions And Amendments To Code

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This section details amendments to the International Building Code for Prospect Heights, establishing rules for superseding ordinances, conflict resolution, permit drawing requirements with an exception for minor structures, and penalties for expired permits and unpermitted work.

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civil engineer, mechanical engineer, professional engineer, etc. Every sheet shall bear the seal, signature and expiration date (3 sets of plans required). Exception: An architect's seal (i.e., design professional seal) is not required for sheds and other minor accessory structures. b. Plan Review: When necessary, in the judgment of the building official, for complex projects the plans shall be reviewed by qualified third party plan review service, at the owner's expense. 4. Penalties: a. Time Frame for Permits...Title These regulations shall be known as the Building Code Of The City Of Prospect Heights, hereinafter referred to as "this code". 101.2 Scope Exceptions: 1. Detached one and two family dwelling or townhouses not more than 2 1 / 2 stories above grade, and their accessory structures shall comply with the International Residential Code as amended and adopted by the city of Prospect Heights. 105.2 Work Exempt From Permit All work shall require a permit including all detached accessory structures

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Cary · 14.11.1

Definitions

Summary

This section defines various terms used within the municipal title, providing specific meanings for words such as 'Access', 'Accessory use', and 'Adult cabaret'. It also establishes that terms not defined herein but found in the Village's subdivision regulations will adopt those definitions.

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garage that shares at least part of a common wall with a residential dwelling unit. Automobile repair means an establishment substantially engaged in the repair of motor vehicle for the general public. Automobile service station means any building or other premises, or portion thereof, used for the retail dispensing or sales of vehicular fuels; servicing and minor repair of automobiles; and including as an accessory use the sale and installation of lubricants, tires, batteries, and similar vehicle accessories. Automobile wrecking...undress that covers no more than the human genitals, pubic region, anus, areolae of a female breast, as well as portions of the body covered by supporting straps or devices or minor accessory apparel, such as hats, gloves, etc. Senior Housing means multifamily housing in which dwelling units are designed and operated exclusively for persons aged fifty-five (55) years or older. Setback means the minimum horizontal distance required pursuant to the Table of Dimensional Standards in Chapter

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Harvey · 13.08.245

Construction and maintenance of sewerage facilities

Summary

This section adopts by reference external rules and regulations from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago and the State of Illinois for the construction and maintenance of sewerage facilities. It also grants city representatives the right of entry for inspections to ensure compliance.

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structures, and properties within the city for the purpose of inspection of those premises to determine the status of compliance with the provisions of this code. The owner or occupant of every dwelling or rooming unit shall give the representatives free access to such unit or accessory building at all reasonable times for the purposes of such inspection, examination, and survey. 2. The city agent making an inspection as authorized by this section shall: a. Identify himself to the owner

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Lynwood · 1.13

Right of entry

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This section authorizes village representatives to enter buildings, structures, and properties for code compliance inspections. It outlines the requirements for agents during inspections and the village's recourse if access is refused.

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structures, and properties within the village for the purpose of inspection of those premises to determine the status of compliance with the provisions of this Code. The owner or occupant of every dwelling or rooming unit shall give the representatives free access to such unit or accessory building at all reasonable times for the purposes of such inspection, examination and survey. (b) The village agent making an inspection as authorized by this section shall: (1) Identify himself to the owner

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River Grove · 5.39.2

Definitions

Summary

This section defines "Home Occupation" and "Home Office of Convenience" for the Village of River Grove. It also defines "Home Occupation Permit" as a written agreement between the village and residents for such uses, outlining its purpose and potential conditions.

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HOME OCCUPATION: Any gainful occupation or profession performed in whole or in part as an accessory use upon a residential lot and engaged in by an occupant of a dwelling unit thereon. HOME OCCUPATION PERMIT: A written agreement between the village of River Grove and a resident who wishes to establish a home occupation at his or her residence. Such a permit shall establish the extent and duration of the home occupation in addition to allowing the home occupation

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Chicago Ridge · 1.19

Right of entry for inspection

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This section grants village representatives the authority to enter and inspect buildings, structures, and properties for compliance with the Village Code. Owners or occupants must provide free access, and agents must identify themselves and the purpose of the inspection. If access is refused, the village can seek a mandatory injunction or other legal remedies.

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structures, and properties within the village for the purpose of inspection of those premises to determine the status of compliance with the provisions of this Code. The owner or occupant of every dwelling or rooming unit shall give the representatives free access to such unit or accessory building at all reasonable times for the purposes of such inspection, examination and survey. (b) The village agent making an inspection as authorized by this section shall: (1) Identify himself to the owner

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Burnham · 1.14

Right of entry for inspection

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This section authorizes village representatives to enter and inspect buildings, structures, and properties at reasonable times to ensure compliance with the village code. It outlines the procedures for agents to follow during inspections and the process for obtaining a search warrant if access is refused.

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structures, and properties within the village for the purpose of inspection of those premises to determine the status of compliance with the provisions of this Code. The owner or occupant of every dwelling or rooming unit shall give the representatives free access to such unit or accessory building at all reasonable times for the purposes of such inspection, examination and survey. (b) The village agent making an inspection as authorized by this section shall: (1) Identify himself to the owner

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North Barrington · 10.4.4

Animals 1

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This section of the North Barrington Municipal Code regulates the keeping of specific animals as accessory uses. It prohibits swine, restricts horses, donkeys, and mules to certain districts and lot sizes, and permits hens under strict conditions regarding lot size, number of animals, and coop/yard specifications.

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right-of-way, this provision may be modified by the Building and Zoning Officer in consultation with the appropriate local roadway authority. b. Setback To Structures: In addition to setback requirements for accessory structures, chicken coops shall be located a minimum of thirty feet (30') from dwellings, nonresidential buildings, patios, porches, gazebos, decks or swimming pools, but may be within thirty feet (30') from storage structures such as garages and sheds on an adjoining parcel. 4. Prohibitions And Management Practices...Village that the maintenance of hens shall be utilized to claim an agricultural classification for real estate assessment purposes 2 . (Ord. 1265, 4-22-2015) D. Sheep, Goats And Cattle: Sheep, goats and cattle are not permitted as an accessory use except in the R-1 District where maintained as pets of children under eighteen (18) years of age and are not permitted in the R-1 District if the tract or parcel of land is a nonconforming use consisting

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Lake Villa · 10.3E-7

Architectural Design Standards For Multi-Family Buildings And Structures, Including Apartments, Condominiums, Townhomes, Row Homes, And Linear Multi-Family Configurations

Summary

This section establishes architectural design standards for the construction and substantial exterior renovation of multi-family residential buildings in Lake Villa. It outlines a scoring and review process and details specific facade design elements to encourage quality and craftsmanship, with a preference for traditional architecture in the village center overlay district.

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Design standards for multi-family residential buildings and structures. b. Elevations. c. Scale and massing. d. Exterior materials and finishes. e. Exterior colors. f. Front entry, service, patio and garage doors. g. Roof accessories, gutters and downspouts. h. Chimneys. i. Landscaping. j. Fencing. While multi-family dwellings in the village are not restricted to a particular style, it is encouraged that a traditional character be established which is consistent with recognized traditional styles and Midwest vernacular. Styles shall be consistent...encouraged. d. Muted color schemes on service and garage doors. e. Mixed use of single and double garage doors. f. Trim wraps around all doors in complementary colors. g. Pediments, entablatures and decorative archways where appropriate. H. Roof Accessories, Gutters And Downspouts: It is required that all exposed, unpainted metal materials are hidden or muted from the public eye whenever possible. Exposed flues and roof vents shall be located on the back slope of roofs. Wall vents shall be trimmed

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Mettawa · Section 15.1212. Amendments To Approved Pud.

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This section outlines the process for amending an approved Planned Unit Development (PUD) in Mettawa. It defines what constitutes a substantial change requiring a new ordinance and public hearing, and allows for minor changes to be approved by the Village President.

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facilities or street pattern. 6. Increases by more than one percent (1%) the land coverage of structures and parking areas. 7. Increases the gross floor area of buildings or the number of dwelling units. 8. Changes the building materials or height of any principal building or accessory structure. 9. Reduces the amount of approved open space, landscaping or screening. 10. Does not comply with the requirements of the district within which the planned unit development is located. 11. Deviates from

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Lake Villa · 10.9.1.6

Permitted Exceptions From The Zoning Regulations

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This section outlines exceptions to zoning regulations that can be granted for planned developments. These exceptions aim to promote beneficial development and can adjust use, bulk, landscaping, parking, signage, and architectural design standards, provided they enhance the development's quality and are compatible with surrounding properties and existing lot/unit limitations.

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section 10-3C-2, table 2 of this title. Applicants may be required to submit "before and after" plans demonstrating that proposed adjustments allowed under a planned development would not have the effect of allowing more lots or dwelling units than would otherwise be permitted in accordance with the lot area, yard and bulk standards of section 10-3C-2, table 2 of this title. 4. A planned development may also be used to impose more restrictive standards...under the base zoning designation. In such cases, a planned development may propose to: a. Restrict the types of uses allowed by prohibiting uses that are otherwise allowed as permitted, conditional, or accessory uses in the base zoning district; b. Decrease the number or density of dwelling units that may be constructed on the property; c. Increase minimum lot size or minimum lot width requirements; d. Decrease the allowed maximum height of buildings; e. Increase minimum yard and setback requirements

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Bloomingdale · 11.7C-2

Permitted Uses

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This section outlines the permitted uses within the R-1 Single-Family Residence District in Bloomingdale. These include publicly owned parks and playgrounds, various types of nonboarding schools, single-family detached dwellings, and temporary construction buildings.

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Parks and playgrounds publicly owned and operated. Schools, nonboarding elementary, junior high, high, or junior college. Single-family detached dwellings. Temporary buildings for construction purposes for a period not to exceed such construction. Accessory uses to the above permitted uses

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