Zoning Interface: Districts and Forms for Sioux Falls Zoning Ordinance
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1 Zoning Interface: Districts and Forms for Sioux Falls Zoning Ordinance For more information about each form, click on the associated link. Single-Family Residential Districts RR Rural Residential RS Single-Family RT-1 Residential Traditional RCD Residential Cluster Development RHP Residential Historic Preservation MH Manufactured Residential Housing Twin and Townhome Residential Districts RD-1 Residential Twin Home RD-2 Residential Mixed RT-2 Residential Traditional Apartment Residential Districts RA-1 Residential Attached/Apartment RA-2 Residential Apartment Mod. Density RA-3 Residential Apartment High Density Office/Institutional Districts O-Office S1-General Institutional S2-Institutional Campus PUD LW-Live-Work Commerical Districts C-1 Commercial Pedestrian-Oriented C-2 Commercial Neighborhood and Streetcar C-3 Commercial Community C-4 Commercial Regional Industrial Districts I-1 Light Industrial I-2 General Industrial AP Airport Open Space Districts CN-Conservation REC-Recreation AG-Agriculture Mixed Use Districts Village PUD Downtown PUD Pedestrian-Oriented PUD Primary Forms DD1 DD2 DD3 DD7 DD4 DD6 AD1 AD3 AD4 RE1 RE2 RE4 RE5 Secondary Forms UT1 NF1 NF1 NF1 DD5 AD2 AD2 DD3 UT2 UT1 UT1 UT1 MD1 AD1 AD2 MD2 MD1 AD2 MD3 MD2 MD1 BCF1 BCF2 BCF3 BCF1 MD2 RE3 WM1 WM3 WM2 WM4 Open 1 Open 2 Open 3 NF1 NF2 RE1 UT1 BCF1 RE1 UT1 UT2 BCF2 BCF1 MD2 MD1 MD1 AD2 AD3 NF1 UT1 UT1 RE3 RE4 BCF3 WM1 UT1 BCF4 BCF4 UT1 DD2 DD2 AD1 NF1 UT2 UT2 UT1 RE3 UT1 UT1 UT2 NF1 NF1 DD2 NF2 AD3 AD3 NF1 UT2 UT1 BCF1 RE3 RE4 RE1 UT1 UT2 UT2 UT2 WM3 UT1 UT1 NF1 NF2 UT1 UT1 NF1 NF2 UT1 UT2 NF1 NF2 UT1 UT2 NF2 UT1 UT2 UT2 UT2 NF1 RE1 NF2 NF2 AD2 AD3 AD4 NF2 UT1 UT2 RE1 UT1 UT2 RE6 UT1 UT2 RE6 UT1 UT2 No primary or secondary forms-a mix of forms are integral within a initial development plan. RE3 RE4 RE5 AD2 AD3 AD4 NF1 NF2 BCF1 MD2 MD1 UT1 UT2 UT1 UT2 Type of Forms Detached Dwellings Attached Dwellings Multi-Dwellings Neighborhood Facility Business and Community Facility Retail Employment Warehousing and Manufacturing Open Space Utility DD AD MD NF BCF RE WM Open UT Primary form in Single-Family Districts Primary form in Twin and Townhome Districts Primary form in Apartment Residential Districts Found in Residential, Commercial, Office/Institutional Districts Primary form in Office/Institutional Districts-also Industrial Districts Primary form in Commercial Districts Primary form in Industrial Districts Primary form in Open Space Districts UT1 found in all districts; UT2 found in all districts except single-family and twin/townhome
2 Form Descriptions DD1 Detached Dwelling Rural Lot DD2 Detached Dwelling Suburban Lot DD3 Detached Dwelling Traditional Lot DD4 Detached Dwelling Historic Preservation DD5 Detached Dwelling Manufactured Home DD6 Detached Dwelling Manufactured Home DD7 Detached Dwelling High Density Flexible AD1 Attached Dwelling Twin or Duplex AD2 Attached Dwelling 4-unit Townhouse AD3 Attached Dwelling 8-unit Townhouse AD4 Attached Dwelling 8-unit Traditional MD1 Multi-Dwelling Low Density MD2 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density MD3 Multi-Dwelling High Density NF1 Neighborhood Facilities NF2 Neighborhood Facilities UT1 Neighborhood Utilities UT2 Tower Utilities OPEN 1 Conservation Open Space OPEN 2 Recreation Open Space OPEN 3 Agricultural Open Space BCF1 Business and Community Facility Low Density BCF2 Business and Community Facility Community Service BCF3 Business and Community Facility High Density BCF4 Business and Community Open Space RE1 Limited Retail Employment RE2 Streetcar Retail Employment Building Oriented to Street RE3 -Oriented Retail Employment RE4 Community Retail Employment RE5 Regional Retail and Services RE6 Village Mixed Use WM1 Warehouse and Manufacturing Light WM2 Warehouse and Manufacturing Heavy WM3 Warehouse and Manufacturing Mining and Waste WM4 Airport and Related Industries Single-Family 1 acre lots Single-Family 25 foot front yard Single-Family 10 foot front yard Single-Family maintain existing structure Manufactured Homes in Pre-1970 Existing Parks Manufactured Homes in Newer Parks Single-Family 5 foot front yd/0 foot side yd Townhouse - 2 units - 25 foot front yard Townhouse - 4 units - 25 foot front yard Townhouse - 8 units - 25 foot front yard Townhouse - 8 units - 10 foot front yard Multi-Family - 24 units/2 stories Multi-Family - 48 units/3 stories Multi-Family - unlimited Elementary Schools, Place of Worship, Public Service Facility, Recreation Fac. - Subdivision Community Residential Home, Assisted Living Center, Nursing Home Neighborhood Utilities, Electrical Substation, Antenna Support Structure Telecommunications Tower, Broadcast Tower, Wind Energy Tower Forest Preserve, Tree Farm, Golf Course, Cemeteries, Pet Cemetery, Natural Drainage Facility, Nature Preserve, Community Garden Public Parks and Rec. Areas, Archery Range Agriculture, Single-Family - Farm 1 story 15,000 sq ft/2 stories 30,000 sq ft - Office, Colleges, Public Service Fac., Residentialcompatible storage, Multi-Family Above First Floor, Live/Work, Private Rec & Cultural Facility, Funeral home, Mortuary, Middle/High School, Day Care Center, Place of Worship 1 story 15,000 sq ft/2 stories 30,000 sq ft - Halfway House, Temporary Emergency Shelter, Human Service Facility, Detention No Limit on size - Office, Hospital, College, Research Facility, Private Rec. & Cultural Fac., Place of Worship, Public Service Fac. 15,000 sq ft 1 story/30,000 sq ft 2 story - Country Club, Public Recreation & Cultural Facility, Fairgrounds 4,000 sq ft - Limited Retail and Services, Office, Private Recreation and Cultural Facility, Place of Worship 25,000 sq ft - General Retail and Services, Office, Place of Worship, Residential above 1st floor, Automobile Retail and Services, On-Sale Alcohol, Restaurant with/ Accessory Alcohol, Off-Sale Alcohol, Funeral Home, Mortuary, Kennel, Day Care Center 25,000 sq ft and parking lot oriented to street 75,000 sq ft - Same uses listed as RE3 Unlimited size - Same uses listed as RE3 Unlimited size/0 foot setbacks - General Retail and Services, Office, Private Rec & Cultural, Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol, On-Sale and Off-Sale Alcohol, Adult Use, Funeral Home & Mortuary, Day Care Center, Residential (core vs transition - see below), Place of Worship, College, Assisted Living, Public Service, Temp/Emergency Shelter, Human Service Center Light Manufacturing, Process, and Assembly, Light Warehouse and Freight Movement, Crematory Heavy Manufacturing, Process, and Assembly, Heavy Warehouse and Freight Movement Sanitary Landfill, Water & Wastewater Plant, Quarry Mining & Exploration Airport Facilities, Air Passenger Terminal, Air National Guard
3 Single-Family Manufactured Home Townhomes Multifamily Zoning Interface Uses and Forms for the Sioux Falls Zoning Ordinance Elementary Schools Places of Worship Public Service Office College and University Dwelling Above the First Story Private Recreational and Cultural Facility Funeral Establishment Mortuary Middle/High School Recreational Facility, Subdivision Community Residential Home Assisted Living Nursing Home Neighborhood Utilities Electrical Substation Antenna Support Structure Telecommunications Tower Broadcast Tower Wind Energy Tower Forest Preserve Tree Farm/Nursery Golf Course Cemeteries Pet Cemetery Natural Drainage Facility Nature Preserve Community Garden Public Parks and Recreation Areas Archery Range Agriculture Detached Dwelling Farm Day Care Center Temporary Emergency Shelter Human Service Facility Detention Hospital Research Facility Club House Fairgrounds Public Recreation and Cultural Facility Live/Work Facility Limited Retail and Services General Retail and Services Automobile Retail and Services On-Sale Alcohol Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol Off-Sale Alcohol Kennel Adult Uses Residential (core vs. transition) DD1 DD2 DD3 DD4 DD7 DD5 DD6 AD1 AD2 AD3 AD4 MD1 NF1 NF1 NF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 NF1 NF2 NF2 NF2 UT1 UT1 UT1 UT2 UT2 UT2 Open 1 Open 1 Open 1 Open 1 Open 1 Open 1 Open 1 NF1 Open 2 Open 2 Open 3 Open 3 BCF1 BCF2 BCF2 BCF2 BCF3 BCF3 BCF4 BCF4 BCF4 RE6 RE1 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE6 For more information about each form, click on the associated link. MD2 BCF1 BCF1 BCF1 BCF3 BCF3 BCF3 BCF3 RE2 BCF3 BCF3 RE2 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE3 MD3 BCF3 BCF3 BCF3 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE2 RE3 RE2 RE3 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE1 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE3 RE4 RE3 RE4 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE2 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE4 RE5 RE4 RE5 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE3 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE5 RE6 RE5 RE6 RE4 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE6 RE5 RE6 Light Manufacturing, Process, and Assembly Light Warehouse and Freight Movement Heavy Manufacturing, Process, and Assembly Heavy Warehouse and Freight Movement Crematory Sanitary Landfill and Water/Waste Water Plant Quarry, Mining, and Exploration of Minerals Airport Facilities Air Passenger Terminal Air National Guard WM1 WM1 WM2 WM2 WM1 WM3 WM3 WM4 WM4 WM4
4 Zoning Form: DD1 Detached Dwelling Rural Lot (15.07) 30 ft 1 front yard may be reduced to 25 ft on corner 7 ft 30 ft 15 ft on corner lots See for Lot Frontage: 125 ft Same on corner lots all bulk regs Lot Density: 1 acre minimum Regulations for more info 35 ft 30 ft total adjacent to highways (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RR Principal Dwelling, Single-family Detached Uses (see 15.07) Accessory Home Occupations Uses Family Day Care See for Conditional Use: Bed and Breakfast standards Stable Accessory Dwelling Units Attached and Detached Residential Accessory Buildings
5 Zoning Form: DD2 Detached Dwelling Suburban (15.08) 25 ft 2 front yards, one yard can be 20 ft on corners 5 ft 25 ft 15 ft on corner lots Lot Frontage: 50 ft 65 ft on corner lots 35 ft Lot Size: 5,000 sq ft minimum 30 ft total adjacent to highways (see ) Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Landscaping: Site Plan: See for complete info Regulations for more info 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RS, RD, MH Principal Dwelling, Single-family Detached Uses (see 15.08) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Conditional Use: Bed and Breakfast Accessory Dwelling Units Attached and Detached Residential Accessory Buildings
6 Zoning Form: DD3 Detached Dwelling Traditional Density (15.09) 20 ft 10 ft when front entry garage is recessed 10 more ft Lot Frontage: 5 ft 10 ft 25 ft 35 ft 30 ft total adjacent to highways (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Landscaping: Site Plan: See for complete info Regulations for more info 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards For buffer yard, landscaping, and historical preservation (see 15.58A) RT1, RT2 Principal Dwelling, Single-family Detached Uses (see 15.09) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Conditional Use: Bed and Breakfast Accessory Dwelling Units Attached and Detached Residential Accessory Buildings Back Driveway Example Driveway must come off alley to garage Back garage should be able to be 10 ft (change illustration below) Front Driveway Example Must have recessed garage
7 Zoning Form: DD4 Detached Dwelling Preservation (15.095) Lot Frontage: Existing Setback Existing Setback Existing Footprint Existing Existing 30 ft total adjacent to highways (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Landscaping: Site Plan: See 15.58A for alternative site plans for changes to exisiting 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards For buffer yard, landscaping, and historical preservation (see 15.58A) RHP Principal Dwelling, Single-family Detached Uses 1. Standards of Historic Preservation Board See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Conditional Use: Bed and Breakfast Accessory Dwelling Units Attached and Detached Residential Accessory Buildings
8 Zoning Form: DD5 Older Manufactured Home Park (15.10) Distance between: Yard Exceptions: 16 ft except the distance between homes can be 10 ft when it meets the angles per the spacing chart below 35 ft (see chart A below) 30 ft at edge of park adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft at edge of park adjacent to DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, GW, and HW (see ) Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Landscaping: Site Plan: See for complete bulk regulations Regulations for more info 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) MH Principal Manufactured Home Uses *Permissible spacing for licensed manufactured home parks established or annexed between January 1, 1950, and March 26, (see 15.10) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings Older Manufactured Home Park Spacing Chart (Chart A)
9 Zoning Form: DD6 Newer Manufactured Home Park (15.11) Yard Exceptions Deck: 15 ft to street 20 ft between homes 20 ft between homes 35 ft Garage, canopy, accessory building over 200 sq ft or carport: 10 ft to home 4 ft from any manufactured home 30 ft at edge of park adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft at edge of park adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, GW, and HW (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: See for complete bulk regulations Regulations for more info Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) MH Principal Manufactured Home Uses Licensed Manufactured Home Park *Permissible Spacing for Licensed Manufactured Home Parks Established after March 26, (see 15.11) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings Manufactured Home Park Spacing Chart (Chart B)
10 Zoning Form: DD7 High Density Detached Dwelling Flexible Yard (15.12) Lot Frontage: 10 ft average 20 ft available with driveway 0 ft on one side 5 ft on opposite side 10 ft average 20 ft with driveway 25 ft See for 35 ft all bulk regs Regulations for more info 15 ft total adjacent to highways 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 (see ) Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces (see 15.55) Landscaping: Site Plan: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards (see 15.57) Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RCD Residential Cluster Development PUD Principal Dwelling, Single-family Detached Uses (see 15.12) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Conditional Use: Bed and Breakfast Accessory Dwelling Units Residential Accessory Buildings Zipper Lot Option Interlot Option Z-lot Option
11 Zoning Form: AD1 Attached Dwelling Townhouse Two Unit Suburban (15.13) 25 ft 2 front yards one can be 20 ft on corners 5 ft 25 ft 15 ft on corners See for Lot Frontage: 25 ft all bulk regs 35 ft Regulations for more info 15 ft total adjacent to designated highways (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces per unit (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RD and RA-1 Principal Dwelling, Townhouse-Two Uses (see 15.13) Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings
12 Zoning Form: AD2 Attached Dwelling Townhouse 4 Unit Suburban (15.14) Lot Frontage: Unit Limit: 25 ft 7 ft at edge of structure only 25 ft See for all bulk regs 25 ft 35 ft Regulations for more info No more than 4 units 15 ft total adjacent to highways 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, and DD3 (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces per unit (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RD, RA-1, RA-2, LW, Ped-Oriented PUD Principal Uses Permitted Use: Dwelling, Townhouse 3-4 units in RD Districts Dwelling, Townhouse 3-4 units in RA-1, RA-2, LW, and Ped-Oriented PUD See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings
13 Zoning Form: AD3 Attached Dwelling Townhouse 8-Unit Suburban (15.14A) Lot Frontage: Unit Limit: 25 ft 7 ft at edge of structure only 25 ft See 15.14A.05 for all bulk regs 25 ft 35 ft Regulations for more info 6 to 8 attached units 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to highways 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces per unit (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: Allowed for buffer yard and landscaping alternatives (see 15.58A) RA-1, RA-2, LW, Ped-Oriented PUD Principal Uses Accessory Uses Family Day Care Dwelling, Townhouse 5-8 units See 15.14A for Home Occupations See 15.14A for Residential Accessory Buildings
14 Zoning Form: AD4 Attached Dwelling Townhouse Traditional Density (15.15) 10 ft 20 ft with front yard garages 5 ft at edge of structure 10 ft 20 ft with rear garages Lot Frontage: 25 ft 35 ft See for Unit Limit: No more than 8 units all bulk regs Regulations for more info 15 ft additional adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft additional adjacent to a highway (see ) 1 sq ft wall sign (see 15.57) : 2 on-site spaces per unit (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Fences: 6 ft allowed except in front yard Site Plan: Allowed for buffer yard, landscaping, and historical preservation (see 15.58A) RT2 Principal Dwelling, Townhouse 2-8 units Uses Dwelling, Converted Single Family See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings
15 Zoning Form: MD1 Multiple Dwelling Low Density (15.16) 25 ft 15 ft if provide open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) Lot Frontage: Unit Limit: 5 ft 5 ft 25 ft 2 stories and 35 ft No more than 24 units 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) 50 sq ft for wall or freestanding not to exceed 6 ft in height (see 15.57) 1.5 spaces for 2 bedroom; 2 spaces for 3+ bedrooms; 0.75 spaces per unit for elderly (see 15.55) 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces Fences: Site Plans: See for all bulk regs Regulations for more info Up to 4 ft fence allowed in front yard and up to 8 ft fence in other yards Fences are in some cases required with buffer yards or outdoor screening Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) RA-1, RA-2, RA-3, LW, S2, Ped-PUD Principal Dwelling, Multiple-family Uses See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings Off-site
16 Zoning Form: MD2 Multiple Dwelling Medium Density (15.17) 25 ft 15 ft if provide common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) 10 ft 5 ft if provide common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) 10 ft 5 ft if provide common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) Lot Frontage: 25 ft See for 3 stories and 45 ft all bulk regs See Additional Unit Limit: No more than 48 units Yard Regulations for more info 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) 50 sq ft for wall or freestanding not to exceed 6 ft in height (see 15.57) : 1.5 spaces for 2 bedroom; 2 spaces for 3+ bedrooms; 0.75 spaces per unit for elderly (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces (see 15.55) Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for common open space, buffer Site Plans: yard reduction, landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) RA-2, RA-3, LW, S2, Ped-PUD Principal Dwelling, Multiple-family Uses See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings Off-site
17 Zoning Form: MD3 Multiple Dwelling High Density (15.18) 25 ft 15 ft with common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) 10 ft 5 ft with common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) 10 ft 5 ft with common open space with Site Plan (see 15.58A.030) Lot Frontage: 25 ft No limit 1 additional ft of setback for every 2 ft of height above 55 ft in height to 20 ft additional setback max Unit Limit: No limit other than fire and building code Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 30 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW lots or accessory uses adjacent to highways 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) 50 sq ft for wall or freestanding not to exceed 6 ft in height (see 15.57) 1.5 spaces for 2 bedroom; 2 spaces for 3+ bedrooms; 0.75 spaces per unit for elderly (see 15.55) 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces Site Plans: See for all bulk regs Regulations for more info Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and setback bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) RA-3 Principal Dwelling, Multiple-family Uses See for Accessory Home Occupations See for Uses Family Day Care Residential Accessory Buildings Off-site
18 Zoning Form: NF1 Neighborhood Facility (15.19) Size Limit: 25 ft 10 ft 10 ft 35 ft and 2 stories Comply with building and fire code See for all bulk regs See Additional Yard Regulations for more info 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent 50 sq ft for wall or freestanding not to exceed 6 ft in height (see 15.57) : Place of Worship 1 space for each 4 persons in sanctuary Elementary School 10 spaces plus 1 space for each staff member (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) RS, RT1, RD, RT2, MH, RA-1, RA-2, RA-3, RCD, O, LW, Ped-PUD Principal Neighborhood Park Uses Elementary Schools See for Place of Worship Public Service Facilities Recreational Facilities-Subdiv. Community Garden Accessory Uses Dwellings for Religious Orders (accessory to place of worship) See for
19 Zoning Form: NF2 Neighborhood Residential Facility (15.20) 25 ft 15 ft with common open space through alternative site plan 10 ft See for all bulk regs 10 ft 2 stories and 35 ft Regulations for more info Size Limit: Comply with building and fire code 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent 50 sq ft for wall or freestanding not to exceed 6 ft in height (see 15.57) : 1 parking space for each employee or volunteer on the max shift plus 1 space for each bedroom (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) RD-2, RT-2, RA-1, RA-2, RA-3, S2, O, LW, Ped-PUD Principal Community Residential Home Uses Nursing Home Assisted Living Center See for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate See for Uses to any principal use
20 Zoning Form: BCF1 Business and Community Facility-Small (15.21) Size Limit: 15 ft See for 5 ft all bulk regs 5 ft Regulations for more info 1 story 25 ft; 2 stories 35 ft 40,000 sq ft; 60,000 sq ft 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of street or building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area except for schools (see 15.55) 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) O, LW, I-1, S1, S2, Ped-PUD Principal Place of Worship Uses Public Service Facility Office College or Post High School Dwelling Above the First Story Private Recreation and Cultural Facility Middle/High School Day Care Center Residential-Compatible Self Storage Funeral Establishment Mortuary See for Accessory Accessory Alcohol Uses Drive-through Service Window Off-site See for
21 Zoning Form: BCF2 Business and Community Facility-Community Service (15.22) Size Limit: 15 ft See for 5 ft all bulk regs 5 ft See Additional Yard Regulations for 2 stories more info 60,000 sq ft 2 stories; 40,000 sq ft 1 story in S-1 Districts Unlimited in S-2 and I-1 Districts 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of street or building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 parking space for each employee or volunteer on the max shift plus 1 space for each bedroom (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) S1, S2, I-1 Principal Halfway Home Uses Temporary Emergency Shelter Human Service Facility Detention Facility 1. 1,000 ft to any K-8 school, park, day care, or residential area 2. An approved security management plan 3. For more info on conditional use standards see Accessory Drive-through Service Window Uses See for See for
22 Zoning Form: BCF3 Business and Community Facility-Large (15.23) 20 ft 15 ft if provide open space with alternative site plan (see 15.58A.030) 5 ft 5 ft No limit 1 additional ft of buffer for every 2 ft of height above 55 ft in height to 20 ft additional buffer max Size Limit: No limit See for all bulk regs Regulations for more info 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 30 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of street or building frontage Freestanding 48 sq ft and 20 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage (see for above that) (see for entire standards) : 1 parking space for every 0.75 employee on the maximum shift except for hospitals, schools, and college/universities (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces (see 15.55) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view (see 15.55) lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and setback bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) S1, I-1 Principal Office Uses Hospital Research Facility Day Care College or University Middle/High School Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Private Recreation and Cultural Facility Place of Worship Public Service Facility Live/Work Facility Residential-compatible Self Storage Dwelling Above the First Story Accessory Heliport Uses Drive-through Service Window Ramps Accessory Alcohol Off-site
23 Zoning Form: BCF4 Business and Community Facility-Open Space (15.24) 15 ft If on corner lot two front yard 5 ft See for all bulk regs 5 ft 35 ft or 2 stories Regulations for more info Size Limit: 30,000 sq ft 2 stories; 15,000 sq ft 1 story 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of street or building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) CN, REC Principal Public Recreation and Cultural Facility Uses Fairgrounds See for Club House Accessory Drive-through Service Window Uses See for
24 Zoning Form: RE1 Limited Retail Employment (15.25) Size Limit: 10 ft 0 ft 0 ft 35 ft or 2 stories See for all bulk regs Regulations for more info Building no more than 4,000 sq ft or 13 parking stalls Size Bonus: 5% increase for Silver LEED or 10% for Gold LEED (see 15.58A) 15 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of street or building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) C1, S1, S2, O, LW, I-2 Principal Limited Retail and Services Uses 1. Hours limited to: Sunday Thursday 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends Friday Saturday 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. 2. Drive-thru facilities and car washes prohibited 3. Outdoor speakers prohibited See for Accessory Accessory Alcohol Uses Accessory Off-Site Accessory Retail Warehouse or Processing Accessory Food Product Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window See for
25 Zoning Form: RE2 Streetcar Retail Employment (15.26) 10 ft *5 ft with standards below 0 ft See for all bulk regs 0 ft Regulations for more info 35 ft and 2 stories Bulk: Building no more than 25,000 sq ft or 83 parking stalls in C-2 *5 ft if recessed doors, 30% of facade is windows and same amount of landscaping (see ) *0 ft is possible with a streetcar alternative site plan (see 15.58A) Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) Building 1 sq ft/1 lineal ft of street frontage or 2 sq ft/1 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area except for specified uses restaurants, car wash, etc. (see 15.55) 90% of all required yard setbacks and buffer yards lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Specific Standards included in RE2 form standards Orientation: Facade: Site Plans: is only allowed behind or at a side orientation (50% of frontage) Front entrance or windows to street with articulation Allowed for buffer yard reduction, landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) C-2 Principal General Retail and Services Uses Office See for Place of Worship Public Service Facility Private Recreation and Cultural Facilities Dwelling Above the First Story Automobile Retail and Services On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol License Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Kennel Day Care Center Accessory Accessory Alcohol See for Uses Off-Site Retail Warehouse or Processing Food Product and Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window
26 Zoning Form: RE3 -oriented Retail Employment (15.27) 10 ft Side and Back Yd.: 0 ft Lot Width: NA 35 ft or 2 stories Bulk: (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/1 lineal ft of street frontage or 2 sq ft/1 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area except for specified uses restaurants, car wash, etc. (see 15.55) 90% of required yard setbacks and buffer yards lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view See for all bulk regulations Regulations for more info Building no more than 25,000 sq ft or 167 parking stalls Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) C-2, C3, C4 Principal General Retail and Services Uses Public Service Facility Private Recreation and Cultural Facility Office Place of Worship Dwelling Above the First Story Automobile Retail and Services Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol Adult Use Campground See for Kennel Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Self-Storage Facility Day Care Center Light Warehouse and Freight Movement Accessory Accessory Alcohol See for Uses Off-Site Retail Warehouse or Processing Food Product and Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window
27 Zoning Form: RE4 Community Retail Employment (15.28) 15 ft See for all Side and Back Yd.: 0 ft bulk regulations Lot Width: NA 45 ft or 2 stories Regulations for more info Bulk: Building less than 75,000 sq ft or 250 parking stalls (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 30 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/1 lineal ft of street frontage or 2 sq ft/1 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area except for specified uses restaurants, car wash, etc. (see 15.55) 90% of required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) C-3, C-4 Principal General Retail and Services Uses Office Place of Worship Public Service Facility Private Recreation and Cultural Facilities Dwelling Above the First Story Automobile Retail and Services On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Kennel Day Care Center Self-Storage Facility Adult Use Campground See for Accessory Accessory Alcohol See for Uses Off-Site Retail Warehouse or Processing Food Product and Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window Ramps
28 Zoning Form: RE5 Community Retail Employment (15.29) 15 ft Side and Back Yd.: 0 ft Lot Width: NA 45 ft or 2 stories Bulk: No limitation (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) Buffer Reduction: : Landscaping: 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, and DD3 30 ft total adjacent to DD4, DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent Building 1 sq ft/1 lineal ft of street frontage or 2 sq ft/1 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 8 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) 1 space for each 400 sq ft of floor area except for specified uses restaurants, car wash, etc. (see 15.55) 90% of required yard setbacks and buffer yards Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view See for all bulk regulations See Additional Yard Regulations for more info Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) C-4 Principal General Retail and Services Uses Office Place of Worship Public Service Facility Private Recreation and Cultural Facilities Dwelling Above the First Story Automobile Retail and Services On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Kennel Day Care Center Self-Storage Facility Adult Use Campground See for Accessory Accessory Alcohol See for Uses Off-Site Retail Warehouse or Processing Food Product and Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window Ramps
29 Zoning Form: RE6 Village Mixed Use (15.30) 0 ft 0 ft Lot Width: NA footprint Unlimited Bulk: Unlimited (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) : Building 3 sq ft/1 lineal ft of street frontage Roof 32 sq ft no higher than 5 ft; No freestanding allowed (see 15.57) Based on initial development plan and PUD standards Public parking areas may be counted toward standards (see 15.55) Landscaping: Create at least one active and strategically located open space Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced (see ) lots located to the side or rear of buildings (see ) Pedestrians: Entrances need to be directly accessible without interruption from adjacent sidewalks or pathways (see chapter 5-Section H Shape SF) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Core area: Setbacks are 5 ft maximum Transition area: Setbacks may be consisted with existing building See for full bulk regulations See Additional Yard Regulations for more info Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Village PUD, Downtown PUD Principal General Retail and Services Uses Office See for Place of Worship Public Service Facility Private Recreation and Cultural Facilities College or Post High School Assisted Living Dwelling Above the First Floor (core subareas) Dwelling, Multi-Family (transition subareas) On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Restaurant with Accessory Alcohol Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage Establishment Funeral Establishment and Mortuary Live/Work Day Care Center Commerical Conditional Use: Temporary or Emergency Shelter Conditional Use: Human Service Center Accessory Accessory Alcohol See for Uses Off-Site Retail Warehouse or Processing Food Product and Manufacturing Drive-through Service Window Downtown and any Village PUD should construct master plans based on: See chapter 5-Section G of Shape Sioux Falls For Downtown PUD see PUD standards in For Village Mixed Use PUD see PUD standards in
30 Zoning Form: WM1 Warehouse and Manufacturing-Light (15.31) 25 ft Side and Back Yd.: 0 ft See for all bulk regulations Lot Width: NA See Additional 45 ft for I-1 Yard Regulations for 55 ft for I-2 more info Bulk: No limit (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 30 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) Wall 1 sq ft/3 lineal ft of street frontage and 1 sq ft/4 ft for 2nd front Freestanding 37 sq ft and 18 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage (see 15.57) : Warehouse and Freight Move. 1 per 1,500 sq ft of GFA Manuf., Process, and Assembly 1 per 1,500 sq ft of GFA or 0.75 for each employee on max. shift whichever is greater (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) I-1, I-2 Principal Light Manufacturing, Processing, and Uses Assembly Light Warehouse and Freight Movement Crematory See for Accessory Heliport Uses See for
31 Zoning Form: WM2 Warehouse and Manufacturing-Heavy (15.32) 25 ft See for all 0 ft bulk regulations See Additional Lot Width: NA Yard Regulations for 55 ft more info Bulk: No limit (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 45 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Buffer Reduction: 10 ft reduction when parking adjacent (see ) Wall 1 sq ft/3 lineal ft of street frontage and 1 sq ft/4 ft for 2nd frontage Freestanding 37 sq ft and 18 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage above that (see 15.57) : Warehouse and Freight Move. 1 per 1,500 sq ft of GFA Manuf., Process, and Assembly 1 per 1,500 sq ft of GFA or 0.75 for each employee on max. shift whichever is greater (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) I-2 Principal Heavy Manufacturing, Processing, and Uses Assembly Heavy Warehouse and Freight Movement See for Accessory Heliport Uses See for
32 Zoning Form: WM3 Warehouse and Manufacturing-Mining and Waste (15.33) 25 ft See for all 0 ft bulk regulations 0 ft See Additional Lot Width: NA Yard Regulations for 55 ft more info Bulk: No limit (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) 45 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 45 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 per 1,500 sq ft of GFA (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) AG, I-2 Principal Conditional Use: Sanitary Landfill, Water and Wastewater Uses Treatment Plant Conditional Use: Quarry, Mining, and Mineral Exploration See for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate Uses to any principal use See for
33 Zoning Form: WM4 Airport and Related Industries (15.33A) NA Side and Back Yd.: NA Lot Width: NA NA Bulk: No limit All based upon Airport Authority Master Plan review (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) NA-based on airport master plan NA-based on airport master plan : NA-based on airport master plan Landscaping: NA-based on airport master plan Landscaping: NA-based on airport master plan Service Functions: NA-based on airport master plan NA-based on airport master plan AP Principal Airport Facilities Uses Airport Passenger Terminal Air National Guard Facilities See 15.33A for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate See 15.33A for Uses to any principal use
34 Zoning Form: OPEN 1 Conservation Open Space (15.34) 15 ft See for all 15 ft bulk regulations 15 ft See Additional Lot Width: NA Yard Regulations for 45 ft more info Bulk: No limit (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) None Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) CN Principal Forest Preserve Uses Tree Farm/Nurseries Golf Course See for Cemeteries Nature Preserve Natural Drainage Facilities Community Gardens Pet Cemetery Accessory Club House (see BCF4 form applicable Uses standards) *Accessory to a Golf Course Crematory and Funeral Establishment *Accessory to a Cemetery See for
35 Zoning Form: OPEN 2 Recreation Open Space (15.35) 15 ft See for all 15 ft bulk regulations 15 ft See Additional Lot Width: NA Yard Regulations for 45 ft more info Bulk: No limit (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) None Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) REC Principal Public Parks and Public Recreation Area Uses Conditional Use: Archery Range 1. Noise from such operation shall not have a detrimental effect on adjacent properties 2. Ensure safety through limited public access provisions Accessory Uses Accessory Alcohol See for See for
36 Zoning Form: OPEN 3 Agricultural Open Space (15.36) 30 ft See for all 30 ft bulk regulations 7 ft See Additional Lot Width: 125 ft Yard Regulations for 45 ft more info Lot Density: 1 acre (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) None Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space for each 300 sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) AG Principal Agriculture Uses Detached dwelling-farm See for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate to Uses any principal use See for
37 Zoning Form: UT1 Basic Utilities (15.37) 25 ft See for all 5 ft bulk regulations 5 ft See Additional Lot Width: NA Yard Regulations for 35 ft more info (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW (see ) Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space per 1,500 per sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) All Districts Principal Neighborhood Utilities Uses Electrical Substation Antenna Support Structure See for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate to Uses any principal use See for
38 Zoning Form: UT2 Tower Utilities (15.38) 25 ft See for all 5 ft bulk regulations 5 ft Regulations for more info 100 ft for single user 200 ft for two or more users (For complete information, see sections to 15.58) 30 ft total adjacent to DD1, DD2, DD3, and DD4 15 ft total adjacent to DD5, DD6, DD7, AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4, and GW (see ) Building 1 sq ft/2 lineal ft of building frontage Freestanding 40 sq ft and 6 ft in height to 100 ft of frontage 60 sq ft above that (see 15.57) : 1 space per 1,500 per sq ft of floor area (see 15.55) Landscaping: 90% of required front yard setback Landscaping: 1 tree per 18 parking spaces lot layout and dimensions approved lots shall generally be hard surfaced Divide parking lots with more than 100 spaces Provide a direct and clearly defined pedestrian pathway from adjacent public sidewalk to building entrance (see ) Service Functions: Screened or hidden from view Within 150 ft of residential areas, lights shall be no more than 28 ft high (see 15.50A) Allowed for buffer yard reduction, Site Plans: landscaping alternatives, parking reduction, signage master plan, and size bonus for LEED certification (see 15.58A) All Districts except RS, RT-1, RD-1, RD-2, RT-2, MH, RCD, and AP Principal Telecommunications Tower Uses Conditional Use: Broadcast Tower Conditional Use: Wind Energy Conversion System See for Accessory Any building or use that s subordinate to Uses any principal use See for
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