Appendix C. REQUIREMENT DESIGNATIONS

The following table is to be used in conjunction with Appendix B, Special Exceptions.

Requirement Designation

Requirement

A.	Classification of Use Permitted
1.	Industrial conducted entirely within enclosed, substantially constructed buildings
2.	Local business
B.	Minimum Lot Area
1.	#
2.	1,500 square feet
3.	110 square feet per child
4.	25,000 square feet
5.	20,000 square feet, plus 5,000 square feet per horse over four horses
6.	One acre
7.	Five acres
8.	Five acres, including 2,500 square feet per mobile home stand
9.	Six acres
10.	20 acres
11.	40 acres
12.	80 acres
13.	320 acres
14.	Two times requirement for a single-family dwelling
C.	Minimum Yards (in feet)
Front Side (each) Rear
1.	# # #
2.	# 50 50
3.	# 10 30
4.	# 40 40
5.	# – –
6.	100 40 40
7.	100 Abutting residential, 75 Abutting residential, 75
Abutting residential, 35 Abutting residential, 35
8.	# 20 #
9.	150 150 150
10.	100 100 100
11.	300 300 300

D.	Building Setback from Center Line of Interior Road (in feet)
1.	40
2.	50
3.	85
E.	Use permitted not closer than 800 feet to a residential district
F.	Minimum Gross Floor Area of Principal Building(s) (in square feet)
1.	#
2.	Over 1,000
3.	Determined by number of children to be accommodated
4.	400
5.	Two times a single-family dwelling
G.	Plan of landscape development to be submitted with application
H.	Maximum Height of Structure (in feet)
1.	#
2.	As required by appropriate state or federal agency
3.	Same as industrial
4.	45
5.	70
I.	Fence
1.	Six-foot wire mesh where accessible to the public
2.	Six-foot wire mesh where located at ground level
3.	Four-foot wire mesh around play area
4.	Solid wall or solid painted fence eight feet high
5.	Four-foot mesh in residential area
6.	Painted board fence eight feet high
7.	Adequate to protect abutting use
8.	Six-foot wire mesh
9.	Six-foot solid painted for refuse dump
J.	Screen Painting Where Abutting Residential Use (Tight Screen Effective at All Times)
1.	Six-foot height by six-foot width
2.	25 feet abutting residential district or use
3.	Eight-foot height by six-foot width
4.	Adequate to screen power substation from street view
5.	Six feet high along streets for refuse dump
6.	Eight-foot height by 20-foot width

K.	Parking Spaces
1.	One per two employees, plus one per four seats in waiting room
2.	One per two customers or members
3.	One per two employees, plus three per doctor
4.	One per three employees, plus one per six students
5.	30
6.	One per three employees per shift
7.	One per three employees, plus one per 125 square feet of sales area
8.	One additional
9.	One per four beds, plus one per doctor, plus one per three employees, plus one per hospital vehicle
10.	One per two employees on largest shift
11.	One per two employees
12.	One per two employees, plus one per five children to be accommodated
13.	One per two employees, plus one per mobile home stand
14.	One per three employees, plus one per 500 square feet of use area
15.	One per three employees, plus one per ten inmates at estimated capacity
16.	One per three employees, plus one per driving tee
17.	One per camp site and one per cabin
18.	Telephone exchange, one per employee
19.	One per employee per shift
20.	One per two employees where headquartered
21.	One per 5,000 square feet
22.	One
23.	One per 60 square feet of sales area
24.	Three per four employees, plus one per four seats
25.	One per two employees, plus four for customers
26.	One per employee, plus one per sleeping accommodation
27.	Two
L.	Distance of Parking Area from Residential District (in feet)
1.	10
2.	25
3.	50
4.	100
M.	Number of Loading and Unloading Berths (Shall Not Face Bordering Highway)
1.	One
2.	Two
3.	Per development plan
4.	15,000 square feet, one; over 15,000 square feet, two
5.	Up to 200 beds, one; 200 to 500 beds, two; over 500 beds, three
6.	Per Chapter 154

N.	Distance of Loading and Unloading Berth from Residential District (in feet)
1.	50
2.	100
3.	800
O.	Plat approved by the Commission to be submitted with application
P.	Development plan to be submitted with application
Q.	Covenant by owner to perpetuate maintenance and approve future developments
R.	Maximum Number of Principal Entrances from Major Thoroughfare
1.	One
2.	Two
S.	Acceptable relationship to major thoroughfare
T.	Thoroughfares must be adequate to carry additional traffic engendered by use
U.	Other Authority Approval Required
1.	State Board of Health
2.	Aeronautics Commission of Indiana
V.	Outdoor advertising signs and outdoor artificial lighting shall be approved by the Commission
W.	Disposal of liquid and other wastes shall meet the approval of the State Board of Health
Y.	No parking in front yard
NOTE TO TABLE:
# - The use of this symbol indicates that the requirements of the district apply to the special exception where located.

(`93 Code, § 10-69)