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HomeMy WebLinkAbout14 of 1927 - Zoning the City VOTING AYE NAYSalt Lake City,Utah, S4pt. 1st! ts2-7 Burton hFehr - I move that the district located between Finch the south side of 2nd North and the north side of North Temple Street and between Main street and Moran City Creek be changed from Class 'A' to Class 'B'. Mr.Chairman - - - - Result Commissioner of Public Safety. ROLL CALL -' VOTING AYE NpY Salt Lake City,Utah, Aug..._2, , 192..7 • Burton I move that the ordinance be passed. Fehr �/' N7,.1y Finch i.,'"`£ ,r Ga^'�2� /1 :____f Moran Mr.Chairman__an - - - - AN ORDINANCE Result t AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND RESTRICT THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND IND•STRIE'S, AND THE LOCATION OF BUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR SPECIFIED USES TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE. HEIGHT, NUHtBER OF STORIES, ANTI SIZE OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES,IERCENTAGE OF LOT THAT MAY BE OOCuPIEt3, SIZE OF YARES AND OP :SPACES, THE LOCATION AN3) • 0, USE OF BUII NG ANIl.STRUCTURES AND LAND FOR TRADE,ISsUSTRIES, RESIDENCES AND OTBSE PURPOSES. Be i4 ordained by the Board-of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Ute.hr SECTION 1. Thin ordinance is hereby declared to be enact— ed for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, general welfare, preservation and promotion of the convenience, good order, proosperity, happiness qnd beat interests of the inhabitants of Salt Lake City and to encourage, facilitate and direct the orderly growth, development and expansion of said city. SECTION S. Definitions. ibr theptirpose of this:Ordinance certain ter19 arid. words are herewith defined as follows: Eerie-use& in the present tense include the future; words I in the singular number include the plural numbers and words in the plural number thelude the singular number. Any words not defined herein' shall be conatraed as defined in the building code if defined therein. . ;i'.. !' ooessory use or building'* A subordinate use or. buildiizg,onstomarily incident to and located upon the same i ,,, ocoupied: b the main use of building, • it __. _. _. 1y k { 2. "Alley" -,A street not over twenty feet wide. 3. "Apartment House" - _l building or portion thereof used or intenlded to be used as the home of three or more families or householders living independently of each other. 4. 'established Grade" - The sidewalk gr&de at the front lot line as established by the City ':Engineer. 5. - Any number of individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit, and doing their cooking on the premises. 6. "Front Yard" - An open unoccupied space on the same lot with a building, between the front line of the building (exclusive of steps) and the front lot or street line. 7. "Height of building" - The vertical distance measured from the established grade to the mean roof line at the center of the building front. for buildings set back from the street 1 line the average level of the ground adjoining the building shall govern. 8. "Lot" - Land occupied or to be occupied by a building and its accessory buildings including such open spaces as are required under this ordinance, and having frontage upon a street or alley. 9. "One-family Dwelling" - A building arranged or de- signed to be occupied by not more than one family. lO: "Public Garage" - Any premises used for the storage) or housing of more than three steam or motor driven vehicles, or where such vehicles are repaired or kept for hire or sale. 11. "'?ear Yard" - An open unoccupied space on the same I lot with a building, between the rear line of the building 1 (exclusive of steps) and the rear line of the lot. 12. "Side Yard" - An open unoccupied space on the same 111 lot with a building, between the side wall line of the build- { ing and the side line of the same lot. 13. "Two -family Dwelling" - A building arranged or de- i signed to be occupied by two families. I r' SECTION 3. That in order to designate districts and reguIi- !late the location of dwellings, business, trades, industries and 'l the location of buildings erected or altered for specified uses, Salt Lake City is hereby divided into seven use districts to be known as: Residential "A" District; Residential "B" District; Residential "B-2" District; Residential "C" District; Commercial District; Industrial District; Unrestricted District; The boundaries of said districts, as shown upon the map attached hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby established, said map being designated as the "Use District Map", and said map and references, notations and other information shown thereon shall be as much a part of this ordinance as if the information and mat- ters set forth by said map were all fully described herein. Except as hereinafter provided, no building shall be erected or altered, nor shall any building or premises be used for' any purpose other than is permitted in the use district in which such building or premises is located. SECTION 4. residential "A" District. (a) In Residen- tial "A" District no building or premises shall be used, and no building shall be erected which is arranged, intended or designed to be used for other than one of the following uses: 1. One-family dwellings; 2. Two-family dwellings; 3. 5Rchools; 4. Churches; 5. Libraries and museums; 6. Parks, recreation grounds, play grounds, includ- ing usual park buildings. ... 7. Farming and truck gardening, nurseries and green- houses; provided that greenhouses shall be set back at least 60 feet from the front lot line. 8. Railroad or street railway passenger stations and �:1 -4- rights of way, not including railroad yards or sheds; 9. Public buildings, except penal or mental institu- tions. I 10. Cemeteries adjoining or in extension to existing cemeteries. 11. Telephone exchange where no public business office and no repair of storage facilities are maintained. ' I (b)', In a Residential "A" District buildings and uses, such as are ordinarily appurtenant to any of the uses listed above, ;hut not involving the conduct of business, shall be permitted, sub- ject to the limitations herein provided: 1. ,..coessory uses customarily incident to the above uses. 2. The office of a physician, musician, or other professional person, when located in his or her dwelling; also oustopary incidental home occupations engaged in by in- dividuals within their dwellings, provided that no window display is made. 3. A name plate not exceeding one and one half (12)� square feet in area. 4. A signboard not exceeding eight (8) square feet in area, appertaining to the lease or sale of the property; also a bulletin board not exceeding eight (8) square feet in area erected upon the premises of a church or other institu- tion for the purpose of displaying the name and activities or. services'therein, provided, when set back within two (2) feet of the building line. 5. Renting of rooms for lodging purposes only, or the furnishing of table board for not to exceed six (6) per- sons in a One-family dwelling. 6. Dormitories, fraternity or sorority houses or boarding houses occupied only by the faculty or students of a II public educational institution and supervised by the authori- ties thereof. -5- 7. R private garage that shall occupy not more tha 1 seven (7) per cent of the area of the lot, and shall be loca - i ed not less than sixty (60) feet from the front lot line, un- 11 less it is a part of the main building. I ' SECTION 5. Residential 'B" and "B-2" Districts. (a) In , residential "B" and "B-2" districts no building or premises shall be used, and no building shall be erected which is arranged, intend- ed or designed to be used for other than one of the following uses: 1. 1:ny use permitted in a Residential 'A" District; 2. All dwellings, flats, apartment and boarding or lodging houses without stores; 3. Hotels; 4. Clubs or fraternal societies, except those the I 1 chief activity of which is a service customarily carried on as a business; 5. Hospitals, sanitariums and institutions for philanthropic or eleemosynary uses, other than correctional or for insanity or other mental diseases; 6. An institution for subnormals when located not less than 600 feet from any dwelling or apartment house. 7. Public utility buildings, from which no noises, vibration, fumes or odors are emitted. 8. Outdoor advertising structures that otherwise comply with city ordinance. (b) Reeessory uses shall be as specified under a Aesiden- tial "A" District, Oection 4, paragraph (b), in conformity with Ilhe requirements governing such uses. In addition thereto, public garages may be maintained for storage purposes only, -where no repair facilities are provided, when located not less than 60 feet from the front lot line, and not less than 30 feet from any other street Dine on which the property faces; provided, that there shall be no . entrance or exit for motor vehicles within 150 feet of an entrance : or exit of a public school, church, playground or other public or I -6- semi-public institution; concessions and service shall also be perl- mitted as accesadries within hotels, etc., provided that access to such uses is only from within the building. SECTION 6. Residential "C" District. (a) In residential "C" District no building or premises shall be used, and no building shall be erected which is arranged, intended or designed to be used for other than one of the following uses:6 1. Any use permitted in Residential "A", "3" or "B-2" Districts; 2. Shops for retail business; 3. Drug stores; 4. Banks, fire or police stations, theatres; 5. Lunch rooms and restaurants; 6. Shoe repair shops; 7'. Barber y parlors; sho s and beaut p 8. Public garages; 9. Gasoline service stations. (b) Public garages and gasoline service stations shall not be permitted within 100 feet of any dwelling or apartment house. TIseii in this district shall be subject to front yard provisions required in adjoining residential areas. SECTION 7. Commercial Dis.trict.(a) All buildings and premises may be used for any purpose permitted in Residential "A", "B", "B-2" and '0" Districts and also for any trade, industry or use except the following which are hereby prohibited, subject to provisions of Sec. 14 of this, ordinance and of paragraph (b) hereunder: 1. Any trade or use prohibited in an Industrial District. 2. Acid manufacture. 3. Bag cleaning; 4. Boiler works; 5. Breweries or distilleries; I I i ip: -7 = - 6. Brick, tile or terra cotta manufacture or storage, except storage wit hin a building. 7. Celluloid or similar manufacture; 8. Charcoal manufacture or pulverizing; 1 9. Chemicals manufacture of objectionable or dan- gerous nature; 10. uontraotor's plant or storage, except where set back at least 100 feet; 11. Coal tar products manufacture. 12. Dog pound. 13. Jiyestuffs manufacture. 14. Electrical central station power plant. 15. 'Emery cloth or sand paper manufacture. 16. Enameling; 17. Exelsior fibre manufacture. 18. Exterminators or insect poisons manufacture. 19. Feed or cereal mill using power in excess of 50 HP. 20. Fish smoking and curing. 21. Flour mill. 22. Foundries. 2.3. Forge plant. 24. Glass or glass products manufacture. 25. Glucose manufacture. 26. Ice manufacturing plant or storage, except the manufacture by electricity. 27. Japanning. 28. Junk, rags, etc. storage. 29. Lamp black manufacture. 30. Lubricating grease or oil compounding. 31. Lumber or shingle mills using more than 50 HP. 32. Machinery manufacture. 33 Machine shop using in excess of 50 HP. 34. Malt manufacture. 35. Match manufacture. } ,I -8- 36. Lattress manufacture using in excess of 50 HP ' 37. Oilcloth or linoleum manufacture. 38. Oiled rubber manufacture. 39. Oxygen manufacture. 40. Ore reduction. 41. Packing plants. 42. Paint, oil, etc., manufacture. 43. Paper and pulp manufacture. 44. Petroleum refining or storage or by-products manufacture. 45. Pickle factory. 46. Planing mill or wood-working plant using in excess of 50 OP. 47. Plaster manufacture. 48. Power, light or steam plant central station. 49. Railroad yard shops or roundhouse, except street car barns and shops. 50. Reducing or refining metals. 51. Rock crushing. 52. Rolling or blooming mill. 53. Rubber or gutta percha manufacture from crude material. 54. Salt works. 55. Sauerkraut manufacture. 56. Sausage manufacture except where manufactured for retail trade. 57. shoddy manufacture. 58. Shoe blacking manufacture. 59. slaughtering or cleaning of animals, fowls or fish. 60. Soap manufacture. j 61. Soda and compound manufacture. 62. Starch, glucose, etc., manufacture. it s -9- I 63. Steel or iron mills. 64. Stoner of earthenware manufacture. 65. atone mill or quarry. 66. Stove poli da manufacture. 67. Tanning, curing or storage of hides or skins. 68. Textile mills. 69. Vegetable oil, or other oil manufacture 70. Vinegar manufacture. 71. Yeast plant. (b) Stables, lumber yards, fuel yards, dyeing and clean- ing establishments, public garage, mortuary, milk distributing I I stations or food products manufacturing, shall not be permitted in Commercial Districts within 100 feet of dwelling or apartment house. SECTION 8. Industrial District. (a) In an Industrial (District all buildings and premises may be used for any purpose permitted in i-tesidential "A", "B", "B-2" and "0" and Commercial Districts, and also for any other trade, industry or use except the following, which are prohibited, subject to provisions of Section 14 of this ordinance: 1. Lmmonia, bleaching powder or chlorine manufeictu*e. 2. Asphalt manufacture or refining. 3. Arsenals. 4. .,last furnaces. 5. Cement, lime or plaster-of-paris manufacture. 6. Coke ovens. 7. Crematory other than a crematory located in a cemetery. 8. Creosote treatment or manufacture. 9. Disinfectant and insecticide manufacture. 10. Distillation of bones,: coal or wood. 11. Fat rendering. 12. Fertilizer manufacture except the cold com- pounding of non-odorous materials. 13. 'fireworks, explosive manufacture and storage. 41' -10- i 14. Gas manufacture or storage in excess of 10,000 cubic feet. 15. Gelatine, glue or size manufacture. 16. Grease or tallow manufacture or refining. 17. Hair factory. 18. Hydrochloric, nitric, sulphuric or sulphurous acid manufacture. 19. Incineration or reduction of garbage, offal or refuse. 20. Petroleum refining or storage in excess of 100,000 gallons. 21. Potash manufacture or refining. 22. Raw hides or skins, storage, curing or tanning. 23. Rubber manufacture from the crude material. 24. Slaughter houses. 25. Smelting of iron, copper, zinc or tin ores. 26. Stock yards. 27. Sugar refining. 28. Tannery. 29. Tar distillation or manufacture. 30. Tar roofing or tar waterproofing manufacture. 31. Wool pulling, scouring, or shoddy manufacture. 1 32. .any other trade, industry or use that is noxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor, smoke, gas,vibration or noise. SECTION 9. Unrestricted Districts. (a) In an unrestrict- ed district all buildings and premises may be used for any lawful purpose except those which by ordinance are excluded from within the city limits. (b) Any uses prohibited in Section 8 (Industrial Dis- trict) that are to be undertaken in this district shall be located at least. 660 feet distant from the boundary line of any Residen- tial "A", "BFF, mB-2", "0" or Commercial District. SECTION 10. Eront Yards. In all residential districts no part of any building (exclusive of steps) shall be erected 1 -11- nearer to the,' property line on which it faces than 15 feet, unless adjacent existing structures are nearer to the front property line than 15 feet, the then average alignment of such structures shall govern. One street frontage only of a corner lot shall be exempt from these provisions, except that in such event the build- ing on that side shall be set back not less than 10 feet. In a district where the street widths are less than 100 feet no wall, fence or other structure shall be erected and no hedge, shrub, tree or other growth shall be maintained in such location as to cause danger to traffic by obstructing the view. Where a resi- dential district and a commercial district adjoin each other, within the same block, the front and side yard. regulations shall j apply to the commercial district as well as the residential district, on the residential street. SECTION 11. Side Yards. In all residential "A", "B" and "B-2" districts, for every building erected, there shall be a side yard aldng each lot line. The least dimension of any such side yard shall be 35% of the building height, but in no case lessi than 8 feet for residential "A'T, 30% of the building height, but in no case loss than 6 feet, for residential "B" and 25% of build- ing height but in no case less than 4 feet for residential `B»2", � and the total width of the tvn side yards for any one lot c all be 70% of the building height, but in no case less than 20 feet for residential "A", 60% of the building height, but in no case less than 17 feet for residential "B" and 50% of the building height, but in no case less than 14 feet for residential "B-2". In all residential "C" districts side yards are not re- quired, except that whenever the boundary line of a residential I "C" district forms a common boundary with a residential "A", "B" or "B-2" district then a side yard of a width equal to that re- quired for maximum side yards in the adjoining district shall be Iregairedi on that side adjacent to the common boundary. ii I �lla- 51"iCTIOP 12. Rear Yards. In all residential districts there shall be a rear yard of not less than 25 feet, provided, however, that not more than 40 per cent of the area of the rear yard may be occupied by a one—story accessory building not over 15 feet in height. SECTION 13. Side and Rear Yard Exceptions. (a) The are . of a side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed except for the ordinary projections of window sills, belt courses, cornises and other ornamental features to the extent of not more than 4 inches, except that where the building is not more than two stc'ies in height the cornice or eaves may project not more than two feet into snob yard. I i it GI (b) An open fron fire escape may project not more than four feet into a side or rear yard. Cc) Where a rear yard or a side yard in a residential district abuts on en alley or permanent open way the yard shall be deemed to extend to the center of such alley or way. (d) In all 'ruse" districts there shall be maintained a side yard and a rear yard for all apartment houses, tenement houses, and hotels as provided in this ordinance and also such 'other yards or courts as provided for in sections 519, 520 and 522, Article XV, Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City for 1920. (e) On any lot held under a separate ownership from ad- jacent lots, and of record at the time of the passage of this ordinance, the side yard requirements may be waived to the extent, that the buildable width of such lot is not reduced to less than 25 feet, excoot that at least a three foot side yard is recp ired on both sides of all lots. SECTION 14. Non-Conforming Use. bny use of buildings or premises at the.time of the passage of this ordinance may be con- tinued, although such use does not conform to the provisions here- of. In the case of a building such use may be extended throughout the building, provided that no structural alterations are made therein, except those required by law or ordinance. Providing no) structural alterations are made, a non-conforming use may be chang- ed to any use permitted in a district where such non-conforming use would be permitted. zany non-conforming use changed to a more, restricted use or to a conforming use, shall not thereafter be changed back to a less restricted use. No non-conforming building which has been damaged by fire, explosion, act of God, or act of the public enemy to the extent of more than sixty per cent of its assessed value, shall be restored;except in conformity with the regulations of this ordinance. Any non-conforming use building, existing in any resi- dential district at the time of the passage of this ordinance, may ii -14- cornice for ornament and without windows, extending above such height limit not more than 5 feet. (e) Any portion of a building may be erected to a height in excess of the respective haight limits as herein prescribed provided such portion of such building is set back from all street, alley and required yard lines, I foot for each 3 feet of such additional height if in an industrial or commercial district, and 1 foot for each 2 feet of such addi- tional height if in a residential district. SECTION 16. Area Regulations. For buildings hereafter erected or altered to accommodate or make provision for additional families the required lot area per family housed shall be as follows; Residential "4" District. 6000 sq. ft, for a one family dwelling. 9000 " " " " two " Residential "B" District 4300 sq. ft. for a one family dwelling. 6500 sq. ft. for a two family dwelling. 8000 sq. ft. for a threefamily dwelling, with �n additional 1500 sq. ft. required for each family added. Residential "B-2" District 3000 sq. ft. for a one family dwelling. 4500 sq. ft. for a two family dwelling 5000 sq. ft. for a three family dwelling, with an additional 500 sq. ft. required for each family added. Residential "tF", Commercial 8o Industrial Districts 4000 sq. ft. for a one family dwelling 3500 sq. ft. for a two family dwelling, with an additional 500 sq. ft. required for each family added. Provided that in any district a single family dwelling may be erected on any lot held in separate ownership at the time the passage of this ordinance. _'_ lot less than 120 ft. in depth, ex- tending to a rear alley shall be deemed to extend to the center of suoh alley in computing its area for the purpose of this section. for the purpose of this section the number of families which a I i0- I be reconstructed or replaced to conform with all requirements for a Residential "C" district, including all required yard spaces. SECTION 15. Height Regulations - General. (a) No dwell- ing or hotel, unless of fireproof construction, shall be erected to a height of more than four (4) stories. A basement designed 1 for the occupancy of one or more families other than that of the 1 [janitor or caretaker shall be deemed a story for the purpose of [this section. (b) Residential Districts. In a Residential "A" dis- trict no dwelling shall be erected to a height in excess of 35 1 feet and no building shall be erected to a height in excess of 50 feet. In a Residential "B" District no building shall be erect- ed to a height in excess of forty-five (45) feet. In a residential 93-2" district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of fifty-five (55) feet. In a Residential "C" district no building shall be erect- ed to a height in excess of 65 (Sixty five) feet, and no garage building shall be erected to a height in excess of one story. (c) Commercial District. In a commercial district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of 14 times the width of street on which it fronts. Where a building fronts on two or more streets, the [greater height of building permitted on the wider street shall apply within a distance of 120 feet from such street. (d) Industrial and Unrestricted Districts. In an indus- trial or an unrestricted district, no building other than a grain elevator or a gas holder shall be erected to a height in excess of '80 feet. (e) Exceptions. (a) The provisions of this section shall not apply to restrict the height of a church spire, tower or bel- fry, or a flagpole, wireless tower, monument, chimney, water tank, elevator bulkhead, stage tower or scenery loft. (b) Nothing in these regulations shall apply to pre- vent the erection above the height limit of a parapet wall or ;11 -15- building is designed to accommodate shall be determined by the nu - ber of separate housekeeping units in such building. A suite of rooms without a kitchen or facilities for cooking meals shall not be deemed a housekeeping unit for the purpose of this section. SECTION 17. Plats. 1�11 applications for building per- mits shall be accompanied by a plat in duplicate drawn to scale, showing the actual dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the size and location of the existing buildings and buildings to be erected, and such other information as may be necessary to pro- vide for the enforcement of this ordinance. 2. careful record of such application and plats shall be kept in the office of the Building Inspector. No yard or other open space provided about any building for the purpose of complying with the provisions of these regulations shall be used as a yard or open space for another building. SECTION 18. Interpretation and Application. In inter- preting and applying the provisions of this ordinance they shall be held to be the minimum requirement for the promotion of the pu - lie health, safety, order, convenience, prosperity and general welfare. It is not intended by this ordinance to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easement, covenants or other agreements between parties, provided, however, that where this ordinance im- poses a greater restriction upon the use of building or premises or upon height of building, or requires larger open spaces than are imposed or required by other laws, ordinance or restrictions, the provisions of this ordinance shall control. SECTION 19. Violation and Penalty. Any person convicted of violating or refusing to comply with any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be punished by fine in any sum not exceeding Two Hundred Ninety-nine'(u299.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail for a period of not longer than six months, or by both such fine an imprisonment, The court may in imposing a fine enter as part of the judenent that in default of the payment of the fine the violator may be imprisoned in the city jail for a period not exceeding six months. iach day a violation is permit- ted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. 1q 7y -1g- i SECal1ON 20. boundaries of Districts dhere uncertainty !exists with respect to the boundaries of the various districts hereby established and as shown on the maps made a part of this ordinance the ,following rules shall apply: (1) The district boundaries are either center lines of streets or alleys, unless otherwise shown, and where • the designation on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance indicating the various districts are approximately bounded by street or alley lines, said center lines of streets or alleys shall be con- strued to be the boundary of such district. (2.) Where the district boundaries are not otherwise indicated and where the land has been or may hereafter be divided into lots or blocks and lots, the district boundaries shall be construed to be Iot lines and where the designations on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance indicating the various districts are approximately bounded by lot lines the nearest lot line shall be construed to be the ,boundary of such dis- trict. C3) Where land has not been subdivided into lots or blocks and lots the district boundary lines on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance shall be determined by the use of the scale of measurement shown on such maps. SECTION 21. Validity. Should any section, clause, or • provision of this ordinance be declared by the courts to be in- Ivalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any part thereof, other than the part so declared to be invalid;. _— — SEC4.ION 22. In the opinion of the 3oa:rd of Commissioners,, it is necessary t®'the health, osace and safety of the inhabitants of da1t ys ke 'Tity that this ordinance take effect imtiediately. SECTION 23. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first publication. -17- . Paesed by the :Coard of Commissioners of '6 alt Lake City, Utah, on the let day of September , D. 1927. — --1ity Eor .„ • • 1, 1!--• 4 44z .32t , - - PrefM M 014 5dikti M fwmmlidoass and re1006040• .�cc r+M I.) 1921 di o f A;siti6Naasn: a�s1 LAY I. • • 8sD 1� ?f: 'f. a.N 1 .,is 4 ( i of • 1 1 li I f "";.iy yet t .. !alp. !f 5 a •j 1 5'r "1 7„gin I 1 t R 1 pyto mR a F I i f r 1., , •si i i y , j' r,;dka?1` c �14 i1 1 - — o --- is 1 urt a, i Ii y ._ fi..3 .. 1 I + �,� • / b 1 I .ALT LAKE CITE ,' , i r 1 1 �.' 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Auston Johnson being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am the Chief Clerk of the SALT LAKE TELEGRAM, a newspaper of general circulation, published every day at Salt Lake City, State of Utah. That the notice .An.QV&i5 arlee,. # 14 of which a copy is hereto attached, was first published in said newspaper in its itssue dated the ...6th...,day of September 19,27. and was published in each daily issue of said newspaper, on for -- thereafter, the full period of 1 Insertion the last publication thereof being in the issue dated the 8th., day of ....aept.enber A. D. i9 27,. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ;..9t1i.r...... day of September //A. D. 1992.7... X.tif.V.!�.. d-Cti�L� Nobary Public. My commission expires.ithyemter .tut .3-‘2 : ,.., Advertising fee, $ F. SrAL'I' i.AKE TELEGRAM, THURSDAY EVENING, SEP"I'EMBER R, 1027 ORDI NA'NC E. ranged, intended or designed to be 8. Creosote treatment or manatee of .i- feet find no building -hall be /94t11.1 TO REGULATE L I.A'l'El used for other than one if the follow- tura; erected tu a height t in e.mess f lilt 'P THE LOCATION OF rag uses. 9. Disinfectant and Insecticide feet. I INDUSTRIES, AND 1. Any use permitted in a Resid€n- manufacture; I l a I'tch'-le 14 f District. 1 ION OE' R[:II.itl Nlld tiel"A District: 10. Distillation of bones, coal or IC Millet shin be eroded t height. lilt 001010I1;D USES: In e f f.'IY f (45)of e o All dwellings, flats. Apartment wood; In Reaid t I R District n 1 it 1 AND LIMIT TID] and boarding or lodging houses with- I1 Eat rendering; building shall 1, :L to height r.TEE Oh' STORIES, out stores; O1 BEII DINGS AND 1 T tiliaer m tufacture, except In e, f f fir fi ,( ) Pei. r .1,0 HRE d, 1-LI FI(.I NT- Hotels; the u cold c mpoUnding of nonodorous illIt l .I < O'air li t o r THAT HAY . (l' 4. Clubs fraternal societies, a materials; building shall lot .i l) 1 gird 1; OE YARDS AND cept thosethe chief 't ty of which 13. ]ireworks, explosive manatee- in f ti.eI n ) toe, I;S 'p1I1: 1 OVATION Is a service customarliy carried on as tare and storage; r garage I Ili g shall Ilrl. eet.d to )L' BUILDINGS AND a business I1 ( manufacture or storage In a(e height fstory. .r I AND LAND FOR Hospitals sanilar lame and 1 li of 10000 cubic feet; inn CI 1 I t Commercial District.110 D' handing tishall I.9 Ril RI.SIDI NCI:S t I for philanthropic or,lee Y 15.aGelatine, glee or sine menu[at L erected I height r I I URI USN,S. uses, 11 than correctional or tore 11.1 times the widthof street on whioh d by the Board of for r Lake insanity other mental dls. dip, it fronts. f Salt City, 6. Ainstitution for subs tics Grease or tallow manufacture or nala Where building f t. 1 r when located net eat than 000 feel. refining' I. t' Ih height t f I 7I -d' 1 from any dwelling or apartment 17. Hair factory; bu till g jsdadited on the wider street eet 1 to be enueted for the house; 18 Hydrochloric, Iris. sulphuric shall apply within I' t ne e of 120 _,tin„the health,safe 7.s Public utility buildings, from or sulphurous acid ltlfactur, feel from such street n 011 welfare, which noises, vibration, fumes oor (d) Industrial and Unrestricted p 19. I refuse; re r eduetrult of Ra t Ill convenience, odors a emitted. bage,offal off. ISalriDistricts. t I t 1'.I 1 01 Iiy hill 3 R. Outdoor advertising structures 20. Petroleum refining orstoragext t I I.t I ill other of the inhabitants of that otherwise comply with city urdi- In e of 100,000 gullou.e than a cl.tat s hiller r d toencourage, fa hall). ry uses Cl.sc Potashut.mture or refill- shall be erected t height in excess • veet t1orderly growth, (b)e nee ssu shall ba sPer lag, of SO f 1 exp,.„,; c sad l tied under a Residential"A'District. 22. Raw bides skin., storage (e) Exceptions. (a) fl c provisions Section 4,t Paragraph(b) conform- curing or tanning; of this section :hall not apply to re- in.,For the Lty with the requirements governingII23. Rutbe' manufacture from the strict the height of a churl.h spit • 1 uses In addition thereto public material;na tower belfry, rl FI'I e- d 1Ids II with defined garages may nce certainbo maintained for stor crude24, Slaughter houses; leas otmonument, :1 a ge purposes only. -h no repair 11 Smelting of r copper, one ter I I. elevator- bulkhead, stage facilities provided, 1 located z' ' in t1 f -nt tense in- p r tin ores, o tower , loft s 'd. 'n the.In - t less than 60 test f th front o 26. Stock yards; (h) Nothing g these dig I L s gu- lot line d t 1 than 30 feet from 27. Sugar refining; shall III t 1 f, t. erection Jt d�the plural number; v other street 1 re of which the 28 7'an e e above the height him I. of a 1 au'.upet the ptur;tl number 1n- Property faces; provided, that there 20. 'liar distillation o rufaetmn; gall or coolie,fur ornament and with- shall g'I number. Any shall be too entrant,or tit for molar 30. Tar roofing tar ttn waterproof- out yt rclo yr., extending tit 'd herein usl 11 b vehicles with n 1'r0 feet of an entrance tag manufacture;t height fl nut rots than feet. t thebuilding code orexit of a public school, church, co r Pla)Rround r other Public o 31 tWrfacture; he ool pulling,scouring,o ;hod (el \ portion of blinding fluty • ry E Building"-A public institution; eouoeseiot and 1 Any other trade,industry o the respective tIed t Insight t Ili t hereint in 1,733,S f build g t- sere h II lso b P tic s L totl t i lolls o offend 1- t0r 1 a s<.Ib 1 1 r i 1 I I or tion o It to rand Pleated P cess within hot i etc., provided gas, :h building s t back from all ' ot, ice of the emission of odor, copied by the main that accesstosuch use, is only from b t or 11 ire .,(reel II 1 t 1 y i 1 g within the building. 1 fort for eachfeet of suchd l A street netover teen- It.SECTION(' Residential "G" Dus SECTION 9 Unrestricted Districts. 'I al height Ifindustrial r Wet. (a) lit Residential (' Dis (a) In au unrestricted Le district ll coinnierclal dist.let and I f ul for each • L H 4 building trio no building or pretnlses shall It, i"rldurtgslawa 1premises 1 used feet f 1 I ill al height if in ereo[ 1 or Intended l and building shall be erected 1 i b ordinance purpose I lid those mresidential district I I�1 f three which I arranged, Intended or sire Ill thet 7 Il,. SECTION I' A R 9 I t ns. or 1 Id living signof edtob1 f II than a (tl A prohibited Sectiont t buildings hereon.,everted 1 t 1 U ] n LISPfollowingpermitted Residential (Industrial District)that are to be ill,- Owed to I. 1 i.r 1 I _ I I . ills ' F3 or B 2 Dlf 1 dertaken ire this district shall 1,. b vision for mIditional families the the Crfront lot line s e. SI q f Larl n sl ne.,s, t I at least 060 feet distant float quire) .a perfamily housed mall • he City Engineer'.t 3 Dr vg stores, 11 boundary line of a Residential be a• f II 1-Any number of Pull 4. Ban lcs, Ire or pollee stations, R B C nine RESIDENTIAL N 1'I.AI A' II fitly T ogether single theatres; dal District. 600f1 t-I ri'n olio-family dwelling and es their 6. Lerch r and restaurants; SECTION 10, Front Yards. In all 9000 II.II,for 0 I o-f:1m llr dwelling. • 1 . f Shoe repair shops, residential districts no tont of any T,ISID N'I'IAl "I I-IS'nlill'I' rard"--1.1I earlier shops d beauty parlors; building ( l of s1 ') shell be 1100 I ft f r I I 11 1 with a b Public garages f l nearer to the proPertY lute ott1,1ou so.I[ for a two-100111y dweilltig. • 11 front line of I.I o Y. Gasoline ervi stations. 1 } .t f than la feel, 8100 so.ft for threeVainile dwelling, • of steps) and the (b) .Public garages and gasoline J dirt existing tructur s r With r t additional I 4u fL le Lived e if line. r y stations shall not.be Permitted to the front property Ilse than 10 free, haired for d,,Ii family ridded- tf Rurlding' 'phe, ter within 100 feel of any dwelling or tl. then g. alignment f such llt-BIDEN'll.\I,"13 DIS'f11111' 11103133311,31 f the apartment leasesstructures shall g O street 3,10 Cl.f .< f 1 11' I tl [1 Uses in this district shall be sob-le frontage I [ I II I Coe ft f l family 11 .f the handing front. jert in front yard provisions or lslntlS repo red y 00n sI f f 11 i, 'ledwelling. lr adjoining residential arc I� f these I cr11 set lark from tires street that in such n Lh. building r Ilit h :rliltu I 00 s1 ft, re- I I f I rmind SECTION 7. Commercial District. that side shall be .t hui 1 f r e el family l l rl Ili building shall govern. (a) All huildings and Premises- oat than 10 fret Indistrict 1 the111101-L Y'l'I.nI COMMERCIAL nl pled r Vcto be be used for 9v purpose permitted In street width 'foss than100 I. l t AND INb IIS CIIII(, I)1S'I` I( L'R. rr Residential "A ' B" B-"_'and tall, fence, o oti er struct try shall :Sono sq,fl,for a one-fondly dwelling. �building a tl 't' Distr cis and also i ny trade, rtn be erected and no hedge, shrub, tree. inCluding sueh °Pendustry or .It the following, or othergrowth shall lie maintained 3300.'t ft. ',co-family oil g, required under this ordr 1 1 prohibited.b l d a bl a nt. I I tlol as to cause 1' toadditional f I fL re- which.tr e Montage upon a to provisions f Sec. II of themoll- traffic by obstracting the 'where ritilreflit i family added. Provided.I that t OLIO,. and of pares aph (b) hereon- residential districtland I- gle family 1 ',Tot', ly Dwelling"--A build- deuce l district adjoin each other,- within .i lotheld ' separate ownership or I 1 t I. I t Any trade ruse prohibited in an the . 11 I- the sh front 7 ode aOlt the Wile f II r passage I this I'- unoi Ll f '1 Industrial District; yardregulations shall pas' 1 he at I g-- A 1 2. B 1 nufaoture' I district, cl a well Ili c A lot I than 120 fl depth. E I € f 3 Bag I t ; [d ti I dish ic[, on the residential extending t 1 II I f 6 -n n I , r t f .1 t li 4. Boil, k street. Ilr I u Ir ♦,lades 6. Breweries r distilleries; slick II colonel n [ or I >r kept for shire a sale. 6. BI tl tile or terra cutler menu- SECTION 11 bide Yards In all the I f (IllsI' t II I A ocen facture age, cacept storage Residential t A H I R D porno,. f ill, L pet ur Picts,f building erected 1 f f. I Zia I IIde- shall I LI lothwith a within blinding. the line of the . Celluloid similar manufacture; 1 d. 1 g 1 t 'g I I-I .I it I I; of steps) and the _ 1, Charcoal manufacture or i l°er- line. 'flits t 11 f such •1 I II I of al. usive I ies; d.yard h it 1 35.90 if 11 building hones g units 11 I . lot. 0. Chemicals manufacture of°hies height.t but I t I feet A sidle f II t [ditch,II d A .pen Unoccu' Linnabl dangerous nature; f. Residential It 0. .f the build- ' facilities f I .I 11 1 the hot with a rag height, but In no 1 than nut I deemed h Ieo g unit 10. ( t a[ plant or storage, theleen 1 wall line of • apt ! -t back at least ]00 6 feet, f Residential H d s f the 1 T f this t Dal the d line of the feel. f building height,tbat p lessSECTION ION l Plats. All pl' 11. Coal tarP oduet anufactUre; than 4 feet, f 11 id a1 IS t s f I II g Permits shall be 1 �m and 11 total width f t] t 'lie 0. 1 d ell)nd'o Ae 13. Dog pound; accompanied 1 Plat 1 hg I designed to be 14 Dyestuffsantral station Yardsf a Jot hail h 0 i 1actual Rv families. 14 Electrical central i t do of the building height, b ti scale, showing U P n power dimensions f 11 lot t b built That t s I than 20 feet t Residential .\ the and location of I] -- order to de. e-g• l-.,.FU1arx eda h F.41144.. arc..- >y...f theluaililura h•r°• ,'. . ,r,rs..lselea___-u,... =v.e...,,..<„r.,rsw,o.:i._-- i, l Ir IF 1 , 11 C dwellings,business,trades, n UPa.t ease _ ides I the location f buildings n 7. Enameling; "}3 1 0 P Ih building height. :tell '7oilier [ 1 It.rel [ p ifi i 1 Exc l' fib nufacture; nut 1 s than 1} feet, tots as ` iir t inform, L 7 City i hereby divided s 18. Exterminators o t Reendentia.l A careful enforcement I this provide 11 ,,{ Poisons 7 I1 Residential '( Uv=mot I s alder reek rill of such application d• k '. n t t 2_ LC excess CE Od 12'€ap -- _ nl.t' sit f I fr r sident L ti District. i - u. whenever the boundary Iron f R est I. t' 1 R :District. 0 Fish smoking and curing; del t I (N I l t t f once, s1' provided M NId_ T I 'I District , Iflour mill, boundary with R. 3. t'I '^Card 01 t ;l 11 mummy, fcomplying I Distinct. 22. bantidrlec, to lino [ tl • shall II h' u._7 n yard o regal:,t hisL 1 I District. 1" Forge plant; a width equal to tlthaten a side required d for for other building, open s IYcs4 noted District. 24. Glass or glass pjrdnct.s r _ maximum side Yards In the adjoining another e boundaries of said dlsl tic ts,a facture; nano district shall be required on that side -[ON I5. Interpretation t, I 1 the1attached hereto Glucose I`' manufacture; adJ t tothe common boundary. Application. Iinterpreting and 1 part hereof, 1_. ) manufacturing plant S[ TIO\ IX.tRear Yards. In all plying t1 e provisions f this o 1 I 1 sold F being d I t storage, except the manufacture by residential districts g there .shall he a they shall held( ,l I t -tIlan requirement f I] f the C](.District x1 h t nsd•and 1 pall]ila R, plodded r d however,of t less than ,1 feet; of tl r public health,,'rsafety, in 'information h ti n sand28 Junk, 6Cl'.. storage; than 40 per cent that t ee, p not It i ge,I part of thisordinance 29 Lamp black manufacture; of the C thewelfare. It t t ( 1 a the 1 [ t( d natters set 20. Lubricating grease o 1 corn- rearI May be occupied by a one- 1 t by It I - all fully de- pounding; feetor om sloe y building not over 16 interferewith It sect height.t. gate teasement, hlnRle mills ueing I otherg tl [t 1 [t provided, -than e0 h p; SECTION ION II, Side and Rear Yard that ych il herein. morY )1 chrnery manuf t Exceptions. parties;provided,h Ishall1 ( ) J'1 f. stile tl i P.h:III Y 1 17I S tor in. It `d, i D chine shop usr g xcess of real d h ]I 1 f t br t f' t o [ building fory I iron other I.1 0 h 'Mulcted,except forthe d{ pro- o 1 height t f 1. I<II d 1 the edistrict 1 huh 4 Malt matufactur1 Iome, II U Id' g 1 located.d Match manufacture:re; 'orni - f d window ,r I to I fimposed of .ell 1) itr M tries manufacture unng In im'e t tl extent of t r than 1 di n ofic[ is 1 i i 11CN 1 Residential A D s• f 60 N 11 u 4 inches, I t that 1 f 1 '1I provisions of tit sr di n,vi rr sh I) 1 Residential A I) t -1 Oilcloth or linoleum aaonra lag t lh I stories In B } I CI 1 d, t height the may prn- SECTION i Violation and Pen >building 1 11 I .rid 1 .h ?s Oiled rubber anufactthe; jet not more cornier, an feet Into .such tY Any p convicted of v;.,l tinged, Intended designed Io 0 Oxygen ar a t d f 11 II e of the[ol- 41 O reduction: y(h) A 1 Cron fine c.cn pe rimy the 4 refusing- P Ibis ordinance.,Y ? C lrvelling.�, 91 T .kt R111 tt prcj..t not than 4 feet Into l punished 1 fine - It A. rly dwellings, 93. Paper c. manufacture; aide and eding Two li tudi d Is inetti-ii l i 4{ P P 1 d pails manufacture; (c) Where 1side ("r 0.00) 1 II 1 1 I 4.byproductsrefining c e storage Txi dresidentialdistrictaim,: r file city jail I' 1 it i ofn 11 11 4 P Ile factory; p. .Cure: thaon t illey or shall b deemed I1 longer such;itrl six 1 months, - i 1 1bill woodworking to the set of h 11 r extend nit i li imprisonment.The including'g RI park build- shall using.in excess of Planing II a I 6 fine, t coil 9 Plaster manufacture;i0 h. P.: sh(rll bin IIn df.t rc`` tl e ni tie jn Ig t tI at 1 f II R 1 t .I B deumg, 41. Power 1 g]t steam plant can ea 1 f t li Ill 1 d d tl p y t lhe fire, the of. 'armin d B - I Iiurldr�d tra.l station 1 t i f t t I 1 y I 1 the cif 1 shall 1 t tact.at 49 ItaIlro d send shops or round led in this ricl' mint' and hotels f period lexceeding feel f I front lot line. 1 except street barns aid other d 1 1 l l 7 i violation permitted 7 d street II proshops; in S .t 10 t provided for fexist hilt iaituie 1. stations d rights f way, C 0 Reducing or refining metals, 1V, Revised Ordinances Article SI!` ION .e g railroad l sheds. I Rock crushing; city [ 1929. of Salt lake tarts. to 11,0 Ou Round ` oldie buildings,except Venal m Roiling ic hi etl ng mill: (e) O 1-C h<IU under .ep_ respect to the niundtir of Ili exists ,.D. t i. t i R llb_r r r gutta percha manu ore ownership from ii a drstr nuts hereby rhvestablished r t 1 adjoining 1 x facture f - and of ai ry neord at the time adjacent lti ysshowr the Imths Made a lei,in:it existingcemeteries. -1 Salt uorksde matnnal, passage rc[ this 1 of Ilia nil 1 Cl 1 g. I i b S rkraut n ufacture; sari] morn 1 li r following 1 1 office 1 repair 66 Sausage manufacture, 1 1 t y h waived t i 1� illy, 6 facilities maintained. wheremanufacturede.zcapt toltc < 1 t that the buildable width (I) PI district I 7 ariss R 11 t I A ll t ict �� Shoddy f retail trade; f sir 1 lot rt reduced f less than either i i f t 'sr aCrc 2I feet, except that t 1y, 1 ] h- uC Shea �I kl n nufacture; side d Is t IC a d fool tl unless otherwise shown, I her is I I t t to any of the uses 59 Slaught. r r required t l 011 burin s dc., 6 1 tin, 1 Hove, hut not yolvurg the mats,fowls o fish; cleaning of and f all I. s 1 1, I 1 part f this di' f business, be perud t- fill. Soap manufacture; Sh/t TiJV 11 N C f n9 Use. r llindicating the 1 et bi t t 0 limitations herein rl Sod and A f buildings premises at 'a approximately I 1 1 n lure; onnp nil manutaC- tlr ny ti _f LI p g f th Ai allry" I err e 1 sxory es �`t marily noel tug.; b Sturch. glueocP, oiC ma,nufac _untie Irtlie 1 t' rnl Street, o II - c 1 the t i t the I I: -I'II -t _ove uses. visions hereof. In the In,not conf‘,111 the pro oudistrict. office f physician, I 6J oteel o 'ills' i f a Lund () both 11 I t t I 1 oilier professional person, u fl Stone ran earthenware n ing s I use a 1 d are t otherwise 1 I I U 1 n Lai 1 1 I rii t of iy, to nufac• throughout the building, ti I 1 i 1y 1 .tic t 1 .Ilt g, _ thatCl fur 1 _it era Gems provided I divided t 11 d 11skr I t I 1 1 St mill or goal 6 '-1 b individuals b St polish n< rode therein, except H - udistrict boundaries I1.11 1 '.I dwellings, - f7 manufacture; by la1 1 Ih I Icd that Tanning, cmordinance. 1 lines, display node. ) I skins; mg orstorage of structural blog Iti1 designations the sir ` ow l I'le )exceedingone n8 1..the ,,,IN; 11 f. 1 6 t. l node, r ti 1 par( f this 1 y .haif(I I.) t feet It, (`) 1 B[able oil, to ypermittedK Indicating 11 districts of t orother oil man where .Idistrict. approximately tl tomato] l lot lines Di signboard t h b eight be per tl 1 Any non-conforming use! 1 would the rsl I line feel appertaining0 1 g id rued (o t I 1 Dail! t s 1 of the g'r manufacture, ed nl f line II t h d t l 1 ty; 1 Yeast plant or to a conforming, use h g'd restricted 11 t l l mse or exceeding (I) Stables, lumber Carle, fuel tl .aft `hall t (3) Where I 1 I q feet it church a. tot yards,s,dying and leaning tablIsh restricted hechanged haul: to less t h-I I pr divided I Into Iola hl 'J. 1 lots Ottt t for the I Barage, mortuary, milli No roofer' ing building which II e. bsli let boundary lines the purpose of meat, pug stations. food products has beendnaps accompanying g the name d activities or Manufacturing, not be permitted act of God, Bad b fire. explosion,ionv Cl This ordinance, shall I determined m part! therein, provided. when sot in Commercial shall Districts ynthhe permitted to theextent act of f tl public I y tl1 hrn two(2)feet f the guild- feet f dwelling or of Itsmore t7 fmeasure-g apartment house. centf0 perf tl trig of rooms et of dwr2 0. Industrial District. r - .d 1 hall he t shown Imaps, restored except I conformity with I l l[cV l Validity. of- I I; 1 tl m i f lodging (a) In an industrial'District all build the t of II' ll I' r tin 6 3 premises - be used for Anon-conforming1 f" i 1I I 1 (1,141,d 1 ll vision f th s del{ -L 1 (n) purpose permitted , Reudei tit] building, ererth f I 11 g Ibis 1 l l district t feet l II I t:tr- imly,t. f t It 11 t t d I for ' the passage f 1 I'- 1 I f II • s or 1 houses . r i other trade, 7 other II f 111y placed I I - the 't d or i t i students f t' following, �- n allrequire- 1 I I'I O V I I h I I. �. which except (. ) by r'tti erauthorities ti t 1 subject sordinance,1f are li 1 al t 1ig 1 Idnr far g II r 1 t 1 Di''''''''' t -i 1 ' X Commissioners,I C the thereof. of this qi'd, i 1 - I II 1 Ill Ovatemore b ; that shall I. Ammonia, SECTI'lN(1r H dwelling Regulations f tl 1 it 1 1 lt lake safety ' IC:WOK t11 11 1 t CI) p. chlorine ruf in 1 6 powder or e ) g hotel. II t I. ICity I tlIIIICe 1 than shall Asphalt manufacture orunlessf fireproof I. shall1I1 I t I 11 I _ f. ((0)feetlog; refin be eItem Sl ''l1C V 20,front t if less it 2 Arsenals; foul the 1,shales.II height basement f designed t 1' ffcr l This 1 shall se mail, I IIIdl 6 - 4, Blast furnaces; for the s marry of fain- 1 f I l y Ill ( f st Utah,1. S R dent al S' ^Iles of tl a tl r Il o t f it t t ( ) 1 3" anrd] a f t t limo r plaster-of-pails r' aret 1 - hall Is d i' ..Iry I I 4 f S Il I CIO', O 13 Districts building g ml coke for file purpose f this t 1.t day S.i t h= A I I.. 7� II 1 d 7. ns' ib) Residential Districts. D. '1 412 VaOl`VOily Ri or snit he erected wlhich is.n toil Creme inother Ihat crcina f✓iandrnt al A District i r dr I.rig Hit'',No. -I -t• c t a eenetciyr a shall be erected to a height in .xucn.. I la'rshed 7 I Id I