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26 of 1941 - Amending Chapter 47 of Part XI of 1933 Building code removing zoning regulations from Building Code ROLL CALL i A 4 1 Salt Lake City,Utah, VOTING JUN Il.g41 • 194 Goggtn - - - I move that the ordinance be passed. Keyser - - - - Matheann 4, r Mr.Chairman - - - RDINANCE Rosult - - - - AN ORDINANCE !AMENDING CHAPTER 47 OF PART XI OF THE 1933 EDITION OF THE SALT LAKE CITY BUILDING CODE by enacting, designating and placing the sections of said chapter in the revised ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1934, to be known as Chapter LXXIV and con- taining sections 1701 to 1723 inclusive of the revised ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1934. Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That Chapter 47 of Part XI of the 1933 edition of Salt Lake City Building Code containing the following sections, to wit: Sections 4701, 4702, 4703, 4704, 4705, 4706, 4707, 4708, 4709 as amended by ordinances passed November 21, 1935, June 25, 1936, March 16, 1937, February 24, 1938, August 30, 1938, December 20, 1939, (Bill 53), December 20, 1939 (Bill 54), March 26, 1940, May 9, 1940, and October 23, 1940; 4710 as amended by an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners January 10, 1939; 4711, 4712, 4712X passed by the Board of Commissioners May 14, 1935; 4713, 4713X passed be the Board of Commissioners March 26, 1940; 4714, 4715, 4716, 4717, 4718, as amended by an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners September 22, 1937; 4719, 4720, 4721, 4722, 4723, as amended by an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners on January 8, 1941; 4724 as amended by an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners September 2, 1936; 4725, 4726, 4727, 4728, 4729 is hereby enact d,„Sed and amended and placed in the revised ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1934 to read as follows, to wit: ,CHAPTER LXXIV, ZONING. SECTION 1701. DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of this ordinance certain terms and words are hereby defined as follows: Words used in the present tense include the future; words in the singular number include the plural number; and words in the plural ?6 -2- include the singular number. Any words not defined herein shall be construed as defined in the building code if defined therein. 1. "Accessory use or building." A subordinate use or building customarily incident to and located upon the same lot occupied by the main use or building. 2. "Alley." A strew or thoroughfare less than twenty-six (26) feet wide. 3. "Apartment House." A building or portion there- of used or intended to be used as the home of three or more fami- lies or householders living independently of each other. 4. "Approach Zone." An area at each end of each airport runway broadening from a width of 1000 feet at the end of runway to a width of 4000 feet at a distance of two miles from the end of such runway, and its center line being a continuation of the center line of the runway. 5. "Established Grade." "Grade." (a) For buildings adjoining one street only, the elevation of the sidewalk at the center of that wall adjoin- ing the street. (b) For buildings adjoining more than one street, the average of the elevations of the sidewalk at the centers of all walls adjoining street. (c) For buildings having no wall adjoining the street, the average level of the ground (finished surface) ad- jacent to the exterior walls of the building. All walls approxi- mately parallel to and not more than five (5) feet from a street line are to be considered as adjoining a street. 6. "Family." Any number of individuals living to- gether as a single housekeeping unit, and doing their cooking on the premises, independent of and separated from any other group or family. 7. "Front Yard." For an interior lot, an open un- occupied 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 and extending across the full width of the lot. For a corner lot, an open unoccupied space on the same lot with a build- ing between the front line of the building (exclusive of steps) and the front lot line or street line also between the side line of the building (exclusive of steps) adjacent to the street, and the side lot line or street line and extending for the full widthi and depth of the lot. -3- 3. "Height of Building." The vertical distance from the "grade" to the highest point of the coping of a flat roof or to the deck line of a mansard roof or to the average height of the highest gable of a pitch or hip roof. 9. "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. 10.' "One-Family Dwelling." A building arranged or designed to be occupied by not more than one family. 11. "Public Building." A building owned or leased by the city, county or state, and used for recreational, educa- tional and or administrative or protectional purposes. 12. "Public Garage." Any building or premises used for the storage or housing of more than five (5) steam or motor driven vehicles, or where such vehicles are repaired or kept for hire or sale. 13. "Rear Yard." An open unoccupied space, except as hereinafter provided, on the same lot with a building between the rear line of the building (exclusive of steps) and the rear lot line and extending for the full width of the lot for an in- terior lot and extending from the side lot line to the front yard line for a corner lot. 14. "Side Yard." An open unoccupied space on the same lot with a building between the side line of the building (exclusive of steps) and the side line of the lot and--extending from the front yard line to the rear yard line. 15. "Two-Family Dwelling." A building arranged or designed to be occupied by two families. 16. "Corner Lot." A lot fronting on two or more intersecting streets, both of which are at least twenty-six (26) feet wide. -4 •- SECTION 1702. That in order to designate districts and regulate the location of dwellings, business, trades, industries, and the location of buildings erected or altered for specified uses, Salt Lake City is hereby divided into ten (10) use districts to be known as: Residential "At district Residential IA-21 district Residential 'B' district Residential 'B-2, district Residential 'B-3' district Business 'A' district Commercial district Industrial district Industrial 'BT 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 matters 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 1703. RESIDENTIAL 'A' DISTRICT. (a) In Residential SAT 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. Schools 4. Churches 5. Libraries and museums 6. Public parks, public recreation grounds and playgrounds, but not including privately owned commercial amuse- ment parks or commercial recreation grounds; 7. Farming and truck gardening, nurseries and greenhouses, provided that greenhouses shall be set back at least sixty (GO) feet from the front lot line. S. Railroad or street railway passenger stations and rights of way, not including railroad yards or sheds. 9. Public buildings, except penal or mental in- stitutions.. 10. Cemeteries adjoining or in extension to exist- ing cemeteries. 11. Telephone exchange where no public business office and no repair or storage facilities are maintained. (b) In a Residential IA' district buildings and uses, such as are ordinarily appurtenant to any of the uses listed above -5- but not involving the conduct of business, shall be permitted, subject to the limitations herein provided. 1. Accessory uses customarily incident to the above uses. 2. The office of a physician, musician or other pro- fessional person, when located in his or her dwelling; also cus- tomary incidental home occupations engaged in by individuals with- in their dwellings, provided that no window display is made. 3. A name plate not exceeding one and one-half (ij' square feet in area, stating only the name and or occupation of the person. 4. A signboard not exceeding eight (a) square feet in area, appertaining to the lease or sale of the property; also a bulletin board not exceeding eight (S) square feet in area ' erected upon the premises of a church or other institution 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 furn'.shing of table board for not to exceed six (6) persons in a one-family dwelling. 6. Dormitories, fraternity or sorority houses or boarding houses occupied only by the faculty or students of a public educational institution and supervised by the authorities thereof, subject, however, to the express condition that such houses shall not be located or established more than 600 feet dis- tant from the lands and premises occupied by the institution to which they are incident. 7. A private garage that shall occupy not more than seven (7) per cent of the area of the lot and shall be located not less than sixty (60) feet from the front lot line, thirty (30) feet for a corner lot on the side street and not less than fifteen (15) feet from any dwelling on an adjacent lot, un- less it is part of the main building or located in a terrace or retaining wall. If located in a terrace or retaining wall, such garage shall not project in front of the terrace or retaining wall and shall not extend above the top of said terrace or re- taining wall more than two (2) feet, and in no case above the level of the ground floor of a dwelling on an adjacent lot. SECTION 1704. RESIDENTIAL +A-2+ DISTRICT. In a Residential +A-2+ 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 any use permitted in a Residential +A+ district. SECTION 1705. RESIDENTIAL +B+ AND +8-2+ DISTRICTS. (a) In Residential +B' and +8-2+ districts 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. Any use permitted in a Residential 'A' or +A-2+ district. 2. All dwellings, flats, apartment and boarding or lodging houses without stores. 3. Hotels. 4. Clubs or fraternal societies, except those the chief activity of which is a service customarily carried on as a business. -6- 5. Hospitals, sanitariums and institutions for ' philanthropic or eleemosynary uses, other than correctional or for insanity or other mental diseases. o. An institution for subnormals when located not less than six hundred (600) feet from any dwelling or apartment house. 7. Public utility buildings, from which no .noises, vibration, fumes or odors are emited. 8. Outdoor advertising structures that otherwise comply with city ordinances. (b) Accessory uses shall be as seecified under a Resi- dential 'A' district, Section 1703, paragraph (b) in conformity with the 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 sixty (60) feet from the front lot line and not less than thirty (30) feet from any other street line on which the property faces; provided, that there shall be no entrance or exit for motor ve- hicles within one hundred fifty (150) feet of an entr.nde or exit of a public school, church, playground or other public or semi- public institution; concessions and service shall also be per- mitted as adcessories within hotels, etc., provided that access to such uses is only from within the building. SECTION 1706. RESIDENTIAL "B-3" In a. Residential 1B-3' 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 follow- ing uses: (a) Any use permitted in a Residential 'A', ?A-2t1 1B', or 'B-2' district. b Sps for retail business. c. Drug stores. d Banks or office buildings. e Barber shops and beauty parlors. f Theatres. p Restaurants and tea. rooms. h Gasoline service stations. 2. No building or structure shall be erected or altered in a Residential tB-3t district for any of the uses enumerated in items (b) to (h) inclusive, of this section, unless the plans for such building or structure including all signs and advertising emblems shall have been submitted to and approved by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City. 3. In a Residential tB-3t district, for every building erected, they c shall be a 'front yard' and 'rear yard' of such -7- dimensions as are required for all buildings erected in a Res- idential 'B-2' district. SECTION 1707. BUSINESS 'Al DISTRICT. 1. In a Business 'Al 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 fol- lowing uses: (a) Any use permitted in a Residential 'A', 'A.-2', 'B', 'B-2' or 'B-3' district. (b) Wholesale distributor. c)3) Printing plant. d Storage warehouses (for wars and merchandise which would not create a nuisance). (e) Soft drink bottling plant. (f) Automobile salesroom, exclusive of used car lot. 2. No building or structure shall be erected or altered in a Business 'A' district for any of the uses enumerated in items (b) to (f) inclusive of this section, or as specified in items B to H inclusive of Residential 'B-3' district, unless the plans for such building shall have been submitted to and approved by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City. 3. In a Business 'A' district the height and area reg- ulationt shall be as specified for a Residential 'B-2' district. SECTION 1708. COMMERC L,L DIS'RICT. (a) All buildings and premises may be used for any purpose permitted in Residential 'A;, 'A-21, 'Bj 'B-21, and 'B-3' 1 districts and Business 'A' district and also for any trade, industry or use except as prohibited in Part IV of Salt Lake City Building Code and, except the following, which are hereby l prohibited, subject to the provisions of Section 1716 of this ordinance and of paragraph (b) hereunder. 1. Any trade or use prohibited in an industrial district. 1 2. Acid manufacture. 3. Bag cleaning. 4. Boiler works. 5. Breweries or distilleries. 6. Brick, tile or terra cotta manufacture or storage, except storage within a building. 1 7. Celluloid or similar manufacture. 8. Charcoal manufacture or pulverizing. 9. Chemicals manufacture of objectionable or dan- gerous nature, including coal tar products. 10. Contractoris' plant or storage, except where set back at least one hundred (100) feet. 11. Coal yards except where set back two hundred (200) feet from street line or where located upon property abut- ting railroad tracks. 12. Dog pound. • _8- 13. Dyestuff manufacture. 14. Electrical central station power plant. 15. Emery cloth or sand paper manufacture. 16. Enameling. 17. Excelsior fibre manufacture. 18. Exterminators or insect poisons manufacture. 19. Feed or cereal mill using power in excess of 50 horse power. 20. Fish smoking and curing. 21. Flour mill. 22. Foundaries. 23. 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 H.P. 32. Machinery manufacture. 33. Machine shops using in excess of 50 H.P. 34. Malt Manufacture. 35. Match manufacture. 36. Mattress manufacture using in excess of 50 H.P1 3?. 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 m-.nuf'acture. 44. Petroleum refining or by-products manufacture, or storage of petroleum products or by-products in excess of seven thousand (7000) gallons, except that two (2) 7000 gallon tanks are hereby permitted at any one service station. 45. Pickle factory. 46. Planing mill or woodworking plant using in excess of 50 H.P. 47. Plaster manufacture. 48. Power, light or steam plant central station. 49. Railroad yard shows or roundhouse, ascent 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 norks. 55. Sauercraut manufacture. 06.Sausage me; ufacture, except where manufactured for retail trade. 57. Shoddy manufacture. • 58. Shoe blacking manufacture. 59. Slaughtering or cle.ning of animals, fowl or fish. 60. Soap manufacture. 61. Soda and compotnld manufacture. 62. Starch, glucose, etc., manufacture. 63. Steel or iron mills. 64. Stone or earthenware manufacture. 65. Stone mill or quay .y. 66. Stove polish 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. • -9- • • (b) Stables, lumber yards, fuel yards, dyeing and clean- ing establishments, public garage, mortuary, wholesale milk dis- tributing stations, sheet metal works, machine shops, laundries, mattress factories, lumber mills, planing mills, or food products manufacture shall not be permitted in Commercial districts within one hundred (200) feet of a dwelling or apartment house. • S -CTION 1709. INDUSTRIAL DIS'TRIC'T. (a) In an Industrial district all buildings and premises may be used for any purpose permitted in Residential TA1 'A-2;, 'B'„'B-2;. tB-3?,Business 'At and Commercial districts, and also for any other trade, industry or use, except the fol- lowing, which are prohibited, subject to Provisions of Section 1716 of this ordinance. 1. Ammonia, bleaching powder or chlorine manufacture. 2. Asphalt manufacturing or refining. 3. Arsenals. 4. Blast 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. 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 the capacity of two (2) 7000 gallon tanks. 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 waterpr.wln_g manufacture. 31. Wool pulling, scouring or shoddy manufacture. 32. Any other trade, industry or use that is noxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor, smoke, gas, vi- bration or noise. -10 • - SECTION 1710. INDUSTRIAL Bt DISTRICT. In an Industrial BT district all buildings and premises may be used for any purpose permitted in Residential 'A.;, 'A-2 , 'Bt, IB-2t,and ?B-3' districts, Business IAA Commercial and. Industrial districts and also for the storage of petroleum products or by- products not to exceed a total capacity of 100,000 gallons on any property held under one ownership. SECTION 1711. UNN'lsSTRICTED DISTRICTS. (a) In an unrestricted 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 1709 (Industrial district) that are to be undertaken in this district shall be located at least 660 feet distant from the boundary line of any Residential !At, 'A-2 Tq 'B',, IB-2 7; TB-3',or Business 'A' or Commercial district. SECTION 1712. FRONT YARDS. In all residential districts no part of any building; (exclusive of steps) shall be erected nearer to the property line on which it faces than the average alignment of existing buildings within the same block frontage, except that a front yard need not be more than 30 feet in depth. Where there are no existing build- ings within the same block frontage, the minimum depth of the front yard shall he 20 feet. One street frontage only of a corner lot shall be exempt from these provisions, except that in such event the building on that side shall be set back not less than ten (10) feet. In a district where the street widths are less than one hundred (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 residential district and a commer- cial district adjoin each other within the same block, the front and side yard regulations shall apply to the commercial district as well as to the residential district on the residential street. -11- SECTION 1713. SIDE YARDS. In all Residential 'A; 'A-e; 'B, and. 'B-2' districts, for every building erected there shall be a side yard along each lot line. The least dimension of any such side yard shall be 35$1 of the building height, out in no case less than eight (8) feet for Residential 'A'; 30% of the building height, but in no case less than six (6) feet for Residential 'B' and 25% of the build- ing height, but in no case less than four (4) feet for Residential 'A-2' and 'B-2', and the total width of the two side yards for any one lot shall be 70% of the building height but in no case less than twenty (20) feet for Residential 'A', 60% of the build- ing height, but in no case less than seventeen (17) feet for the Residential 'B' and 50% of the building height, but in no case less than fourteen (14) feet for Residential 'A-2' and 'B-2'. In a Residential 'B-3' district side yards are not re- quired, except that whenever the boundary line of a Residential 'B-3' district forms a common boundary line with a Residential 'B; or 'B-2' district, then a side yard of a width equal to that required for maximum side yards in the adjoining district shall be required on that side adjacent to the common boundary. SECTION 1714. REAR YARDS. In all residential districts there shall be a rear yard not less than twenty-five (25) feet, _provided, however, that not more than 40% of the area of the rear yard may be occupied by a one-story accessory building not over fifteen (15) feet in height. Where the garage is located within or made a cart of the dwelling and no accessory building is erected in the rear yard, then the depth of such rear yard may be reduced not more than 40%. SECTION 1715. SIDE AND REAR YARD EXCEPTIONS. (a) The area of a side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed, except for the ordinary projections of window sills, belt courses, cornices and other ornamental features to the ex- tent of not more than four (4) inches, except that where the building is not more than two (2) stories in height the cornice or eaves may project not more than two (2) feet into such yard and a bay window or chimney breast not over ten (10) feet long may extend into the side yard not more than two (2) feet, provided -12- such extension maintains the minimum side yard requirements. (b) An open iron fire excaee may project noT more than four (4) feet into a side or rear yard. (c) Where a rear yard or a side yard in a residential district abuts on an alley or permanent open way, the yard shall be deemed to extend to the center of such alley or way. (d) In all Luset districts there shall be maintained a side yard and a rear yard for all dwelling and apartment houses, tenement houses and hotels as required for minimum side yards in Residential tB-21 districts. (e) On any lot held under separate ownership from ad- the Zoning Ordinance., September jacent lots, and of record at the time of the passage ofLxxxxxxrxx 4Fk3Fi the side yard requirements may be waived to the extent that the buildable width of such lot is not reduced to less than twenty-six (26) feet, except that at least a three (3) foot side yard is required on both sides of all lots. (f) On rear yard for a corner lot an accessory build- ing may be built nearer to the front lot line than thirty (30) feet provided such building be not over twenty (20) feet long and be located as near to the side line, farthest from the street, as the width of the lot will permit. S_'.CTION 1716. NON-CONFORMING USE. Any use of buildings or premises at the time of the 7 passage of this ordinance may be continued, although such use ' does not conform to the provisions hereof. In the case of a build- ing 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, la non-conforming use may be changed to any use permitted in a dis- trict where such non-conforming use would be permitted. Any 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 (60) per cent of its assessed value, shall be re- stored except in conformity with the regulations of this ordinance. -13- Any non-conforming use building, existing in any resi- _ th.e Zonin Ordinance, eSept_emr #N19v7, dential district at the time of t o passa e 9}�Li7� [ may be reconstructed or replaced to conform with all requirements for a Residential 1B-31 district, including all required yard spaces. SECTION 1717. HEIGHT REGULATIONS.--GENERAL. (a) No dwelling or hotel, unless of fireproof construc- tion, shall be erected to a height of more than three (3) stories. No dwelling shall be erected to a height less than ten (10) feet or one (1) story. No building or structure shall be erected with- in the approach zone of any airport runway within 600 feet of same to a height of more than one (1) story or 15 feet, and no building or structure shall be erected in the vicinity of any airport and located within any approach zone more than 600 feet from any air- port runway to a height greater than one foot of height for every 40 feet of distance from said runways, and no building or structure shall be erected in the vicinity of any airport that would in any way constitute a hazard and endanger life or limb of any person. .(b) Residential Districts. In a Residential !At district no dwelling shall be erected to a height in excess of thirty-five (35) feet and no building shall be erected to a height in excess of forty-five (45) feet. In a Residential +Bt district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of forty-five (45) feet. In a Residential 1B-2, and Business 'A' district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of fifty-five (55) feet, In a Residential 'B-31 district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of forty-five (45) feet. (c) Commercial District. In a Commercial district no building shall be erected to a height in excess of one and one- quarter (1*) times the width of the 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 In- -14- iustrial or Unrestricted district, no building other than a grain elevator or a gas holder shall be erected to a height in excess of eighty (80) feet. (e) E:oceptions. General. The following exceo,tions apply to the foregoing height regulations except as outlined in paragraph (a) above, realting to buildings and structures within the vicinity of airports. (1) The provisions of this section shall not apply to restrict the height of a church spire, tower or belfry, or a flagpole, wireless tower, monument, chimney, water tank, elevator bulkhead, stage tower or scenery loft. (2) Nothing in these regulations shall ap;:ly to prevent the erection above the height limit of a parapet wall or cornice for ornament and without windows, extending above such height limit not more than five (5) feet. (3) Any portion of a building may be erected to a height in excess of the respective height limits as herein pre- scribed; provided such portion of such building is set back from all street, alley and required yard lines, one (1) foot for each three (3) feet of such additional height if in an industrial or commercial district, and one (1) foot for each two (2) feet of such additional height if in any residential district. SECTION 1718. AREA REGULATIONS. In all use districts 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: 3000 square feet for a one-family dwelling. 3500 square feet for a two-family dwelling with an additional 500 square feet 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 Zoning Ord inance, September 1, 1927 of the passage ofL xxxxxxxxxxxx=x A lot extending to a. rear alley shall be deemed to extend to the center of such alley, and a lot abutting upon two or more streets (a corner lot) shall be I deemed to extend to the center of the side street in computing its area for the purpose of this section. For the purpose of this section the number of families which a building is designed. to accommodate, shall be determined by the number of separate house- keeping units in such building. A suite of rooms without a kitchen or facilities for cooking meals, shall not be deemed a house- keeping unit for the purpose of this section. 1 • -15- SECTION 1719. PLATS. All applications for building permits 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 provide for the enforcement of this ordin- ' ance. A careful record of such application and plats shall be kept in the office of the Building Inspector. No yard or other open spaces provided about any building for the purpose of com- plying with the provisions of these regulations shall be used as a yard or open space for another building. SECTION 1720. INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION. In interpreting and applying the provisions of this ordinance they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public 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, how- ever, that where this ordinance imposes 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, ordinances or restrictions, the provisions of this ordinance shall control. SECTION 1721. 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 (8299.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail for a period of not longer than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. The court may, in imposing the fine, enter as part of the judgment, that, in default of the payment of the fine, the violator may be imprisoned in the city jail for a period of not exceeding six months. Each day a violation is -permitted to exist shall con- stitute a separate offense. SECTION 1722,BOUNDARILS OF DISTRICTS. Where uncertainty exists with respect to the boundaries of the various districts hereby established and as shown on the i � M -16- i maps and made a part of this ordinance, the following rules shall 'reply! (1) The district boundaries are either center lines Ilof streets or alleys, unless otherwise shown, and where the designa Ition on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance ind4.- eating the Various districts are approximately bounded by street oro 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 con- strued to be lot lines, and where the designation on the maps accom- panying 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 district. (3) Where land has not been subdivided into lots or 'blocks and lots, the district boundary lines on the map accompany- ing and made part of this ordinance shall be determined by the use of the scales of measurement shown on such maps. (4) All property hereafter annexed to Salt Lake City shall be deemed to be classified as Residential A upon the Use Dis ltrict Map of Salt Lake City unless such property is otherwise zoned by the ordinance of annexation. SECTION 1723. VALIDITY. Should any section, clause or pro- vision of this ordinance be declared by the courts to be invalid, 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. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be deposited in the office of the City Recorder of Salt Lake City and be published once in a news'- paper published within the limits of Salt Lake City and shall go into effect the thirtieth (30th) day after its final passage or twenty 1 (20) days after its publication, or whichever of said days is the most remote from the final passage --this ordinance. it -17- Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, this //t day of ....6-yt-e , , A. D. 1941. j Mayor. City .,Zor er. .-.T.:. i .....„, 7/3 = tr P:' 14-. r ' L:,..,F.. ...*:. , I ,,„,, . ,:,,2;., 't.. tr74 7717 t -1 4,, ,-.7.,,,-7 ,,, ....: 'Th \ \ I .----1 t- E it Ca • g 0 Ft r.)a iv z is of ow, II f. -i..-.;.,' - 3 14 fyl- t.... 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' ha le®mamE]®1=0008 ., - En '1: 1 l»aaCIm®aEIao®a -,- Wil a1 Qfl 5 »E 1:10:1 1/1 0.. 1 k i'4, ate. ®I�omall0000 .. ge$ �,:L. Q ®Ell.Sing®®ono , I ,f4 .®•®e® 3 c s ,,, -S •«. I NO_�,,...,,....r. ..,.--�r•...e-y_. €a ruse ®®�` �� �13 g A ' `;c5 A • ®; ®®� €o Op tali ,-: ....-...-7._i u 5.L__'_o._- -0_, -....v- of_ .� k'llUMki mep . 3 k .u. . _ .,_,.........y.a T I. _ tea, . , - . ,,,,,,..1.1....,,,.., ,. ..-....... ._ � )� per, •,..., 1....., .,.. .. . . „.,. .• a,Y ,.. 1vonday Evening. TT' h •, „Ii • The Salt Lake Telegram, June 16, 19' 4I • > - - ,) ,I ORDINANCE [ion shown thereon Mall be ae much s • (h) Wholesale dirtrlb t 30. Distillation of bones,coal or wood. OKCTION 1717.HEIGHT REGULATIC AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- Part of this ordinance as If the Informa- T-,_��, ROT ART Goes and matters set forth by said map (c) Printing plant. IL- Fat rendering. -GENERAL i-�. - - '-TER 47 OF PART XI OF THE 1933 EDI- ware alt[ally deetriDed Dereta. (d) Storage warehouses aces (a) No as=tg o aotei bale. i. -- PARK r iptON OF THE SALT LAKE CITY BUILD- and 12. Fertiliser manufacture,except the Iireprooi of more the shag De wteu _ / �. �}}NG CODE by enacting. designating a� BY<eM as hereinafter provided. ae merchandise wki°D „pa, create a cold commanding o nonod°=oW materlale. height of more than three (3j to Wait..... ....1. $6 • ..- - •. me sect«of said Mbuilding aulsavice). No dwelling shag be erected L height I-je-. spier m the shall be erected or altered, nor 13..Fiieworka, explosive maau[actun man ten(10)tee[or one(le gifory ted !•�•_- I I deed oNiveaic of Salt lake City.Utah, aDaII and building or Premises be used (e) Soft drink bottling and tO ge building or structure shall be tad P 434 toM known as Chaptee tray and toe any parppx other than M permitted In the approach anneal a y airport ran m the we district m wWoh such building (f) Autemobl e.iala us.of 14. r c aaurittnre er rtoragc >o mmotmn 600 feet f to yafght i g sections 1701 to 1723. Vela-Lakecaress [IQ,ppO.EUDk fesL man mr(t) fora or 1b a era of the revues otdl¢ene.01 gat Lake or PrenuNe M located. used ear lot. Iv thegviclpltY of sty alrPh�a d lor4 -ty.Utah,1934. 2. No buiidlyg or rt Wall De 15. t.elal(te,glue or Sine manufacture. lthm any approach zone more Wan red of attend iv B A•deb 16 Grease Or fellow manufacture or feet from any airport no tla m a he;I t Be It eMamed by the Shad of Cam- SECTION 1703. RESIDENTIAL'♦• that for any f the sled u^e htinivg greater than vac Soot o1 Defagakt 1 T at _ n o[3alt Lake City,II[aD: DISTRICT items ID)t°(f),...wivetool, a0 feM f distance from la one • ➢wjlred/v hems ( ibis tv- 17. Hain Sactery s o «the 8 tructure DaLLI / I SECTION 1. That Chapter 4T of Pert (a) Ie Rinless teb 'A' diateuet no IWive. [ R.id.teb B3 -et, treated in the l l LY of Il alfpoh t yyg)��D' less the m for anti D it '.,all have w Id In f. o[the ode edition o[Salt Lake Cee building or...see shall M into and no been aof Cores et d D b me 1S HYdroehlOrie, nitric, mlDhurie or and entlavgeiyl t y je°mwp eft.any pm e,a - • -- lidding Code cont.,. the folio... 293a99 shall be erwbd wDiEh is PP' $hard o[Comm)eefover f eyCity NiphurOns acid mavufaetu[e. e u wit Sections {T01, 4T02. ttnRed, intended oe deeigaad u be wed • it. Incineration of reduction of gar- (b) Rertdevtlal INa[rlMs. in R mil 1(I (. ]03,4701.4]Od,4Tp6,4T07.4T08,arcs foe Omer man eve of the lottewbd tens: 'arse a Business'A'his beach[ base efla!o+t fuse. eren cal A' alheIgh vo dwelling Wag ' I 8w tie shall 'specified red to height to eice.•of th1 I. r amended Dy oMbeaese p.Ned Novcm• 1. ppe-fried dw•etllaga _ tot a ReatdevSal'S-2'dietrl. 20 Petroleum r roving o+ ston5a ffi farce (35) Pget sad Dsa sego Dill 21.1935,June 25,1936,March 16. ;tie... f t,. capacity o [w0 f2) ]000- °red ° Ddght i° aN f 10! `_ 937, February 24, 1936. Aufpst 30, 2 Twe•fBmlly dwallmm. gallon tanks. five[45)f<eL SECTION 170g.COge and 'Ice wayICT In Rsemevttal B',ltrkt no build tits,December 20, 1039 (Bill 53),De 8 hall ten a red to a hsl • i EemDer 20, 1939 (Bill 64), Mnreh 26, I. AieOOM• (a) All bu0duge d 21. Petaffi manufeatutt or reform m KceN be y forty-ttve(66) feet • 1 AT10 seeam9ended Oby W ordinance vaned 4. Oh,Hehse, R.ldential eT'Aa'ay'd.I 'H; .ei2[edala mB 2 t tad Sdea er skins, storage)cur. 1 Idbaarise end museum. eB-3' dlrtriet. end Huei district Io a R Ndev4al B 2'and 8Wmey 1 '10 the Hoare oS Commuamvere January d alw for any[red 1 r 23. Rubber manulattun troth the crude aMDeigpt n susses of shall e t ;too 1939: 4711, 4712, 4712X passed be _a. Public Walu, ,,,,,all. [wr<aiae Pt pehibited in P of Salt malenal. - yf ,♦j55)tt lake CRY B❑d1n i Cod apt me In a Residential a light J°e build • -,--.:..2 2...------- ---?3 the Boars of:o pmiselonett May 14,1935: grouada cad pleygro mds.butnot m<IudinR following bleb he=a•; el lbjted 24. Slaughter Doutea. hall be erected to el • -{T13,4T33X paa.d Dy the Hoard of Com• parks ly ewved t ne red amusement a Dth to which t� jon (b) forty-five (45) feet g�t°!yt<Ba __ .... I j.mlNbven Marc« 26 1940: 4734, 4715, perlu ee eommeraal re<na4aa 1 this ordinance and Ot,` es. grounds. percander, aPh(b) tie a Smelting of iron, eoDMr, slao or lJ Commercial DMtrkt. In a Cc ar 18. 4]l a 4718 se amendedby an 7. Fanning and truck gardenias,our- or mental district no building shall be tree' ordinance Dewed by the Board of Com- ]. A y trade ern D ed 1n as 26. Block Yards. to a height is la eno b of one sad once u 1 I m1N1°pen September 22, 1937: 4719, sera. and tall he provided that mduetefaladlrtrkt sec I1 yy�r) times the width of the cr 4720. eaccn 9.05 4723 . a cc c by gttarnoveea Wall be set bank at least 27. Sugar ttfinin8, oq hich it iron«- _ - as ordinance passed by the Board of Com Katy fe0)feet from the front let nee. 2. ♦cld manufaeWn. ®flora' bUUdln6 Sr is two 28. Tannery• • trx[e,the gr<atewr bet loners on Tannery 8, 1941: 4724 the 8. s 008 r or Hint way,act ineluding 4. Donee work.. 29. Tar eoofia4ev or manufacture. euti �la a ds[avcs of 120 kst 1r USE DISTRICT • ,Board of Commleebnere September 2. railroad yards or sheds. • 30 Tar roet rag e<tar wa erpiooYing ��- hereby936, 4725, 4T26, lead, 4T28, men4729 M 8. Hnwerlsa er d4t01e m u/bcturs. o000u tsd D MAP OF I I. slatted, revt.ed, and emended 9j Pub4c Ddidmsn, Hdot D(pa e< { :::::):Ind":ttsg.trial.,ed:c1.U.LnirebestrIc;ri)n Ivduetrt or a[est end e ,and placed m me revised ordinances of mei{W Inetitutlem, S. Wick, tile or to manU- 31. Wool pu11m8, mooring a shoddy uudm¢¢ ttthin A rain/�,sre tat!rs or etOrap,_bu<Pt awithinl 2.1u., ta , Red4TLAKE CITY • Sntt Lake YtY. Vlab, 3934, M read as 10. Csme a 1N adleinbg a< awN.a a EURdin6• aheight b excess of eighty(g0)le l i follows,to wit: ebn 4,sletivd eemeterin 32. Any other trade, mduetry or use T. Celluloid or tlm11aT .utnetun. that M loos rfwnve by o f (o Effiap4oW. General. the Ill 11. Telephone exchange where no Pub d. Chancel mmufact theaoelselen of Odor,smoke,gas,vibration haegght exception. apply forego! D ezc to be"tiny Deportment. W D.Beers. I "CHAPTER I.Rz[p lie 1.MV l hone.and no rehere Or bubo hind. Wlver- regulations except se outlined Wragryph(a)shove,relating.m Dulldi6 eke(Gary City Engineer I ZONING ode fat HtW are malvtam<d. d atructu[N withinthe unity os 9. Chemlcae manuf t Diem SECTION 1710.INDUSTRIAL B' Dort.• SECTION 1701. DEFINITIONS. tlevable or tlnvg<roW net of coal SCALE (b) Ie a Residential'A're let build- tar products. DISTRICT (1)The seclbn ffi - - For LDs pope.of M.ordiwmce°er- °Ws and u°n, such u an erdin.i.l• Pt'ovtatoW I min Woe In a Industrial 'B' diet[«! all build- sot a fight of a Wur ' r[ii e0 nee ..� - . tab terms sad words are hereby defined appurtenant to any of the uses listed 30. :tractor., plant°; „ate, Sags a prcctt de y Obi: s d for Y lees topwer,emovvmehly cEne Ragpol u �i�� Poe•�""�•� as follows: above but not involving me voadUEL of ppt when set back L le..- hundred ima<y,watei tan�e'7op/'.�To (100)feet purpose permitted In Residential used A', A,A levutor bulkhead,Mage tower or ssave DISTRICTS S WuNe wed m me bust.°..shall be permitted,'subleet th ins' s. B•z not B-3 ai.trkb.BWm<,e A• jp{e. • Commercial d Industrial dletricta end Sias Saco' Present taws motude Ilm4latbv,herein Provided, 11. Coal yards exc!t set back leo for the storage of petroleum products (2) Notes 4E SIDENTIAL A L. 1 ISM a a,eily s !legs sir Ig! - the future;word*in the sing-War number twowhere alerts zoo) :eel u,, •(nee line or by-products to sea a epee! D,Y y Nothing m eases gmwna nW Wi M�11 (the1 me plural number: and words M to�1. Aat�oweoe wNwN cuatomasllY Incident or trackaes UP. Der:, abutting WRY r toe 0 hallo!.btp.W 9°I•property height to fat parapet t all O-ede e 4ESIDENTIALA.-2a iseeYdsa,iq 040'le a'ait' • the plural include Me singular number. raw n for orgnament aoa hhppu waow., 1 Any words not defined beret. Wail ins, - 2: The office of a physician.musician 12. Dog Deund. - .than Ew n feet. h Ae1gDt Limit not mo 3E SiDENT'ALIT ASeetmanb r Heteis Permitted t'►n' coeatrued W defined m the building code or other professional person,when located 13, Dyestuff =nut.. SECTION 1711.UNRESTRICTED L! 4E DE NTIA L B 2 l:.'.'':'•'. ''t Apartments•a nettle /cr tda1 4'r 10 • If defined therein in his or her dwelling:'also customary' DISTRICTS ) for Portion of a building may I 14, Electrical central Led to a height m su 3E DFNTIA{:8 3° 1ie rot/ RAsll B1bl asses+ 1. "Awsew y use er Dwldf.g." A 4clden N Dome occupations engaged m Dv pant. power a)In an unrestricted die uect all bulls- erected ha a of the r Q 'em incident to one er buadhs eurtp s tat individ l.l.within theirccdwellings.providM Inge and promises y be tf for soy rlDed; provided Ilmi h Nhenh° Dr M. INF._C�A ----_ ...--lath Dt-e.�. ll isl.use_.,�., -, • incident to and boa that no window display k made. - 1s. Eme 1 lawtui aPwpo�<ezn a[hW< ai<h b gYudin 1 gruoa I fed upon the same]etfacture t9°oth nr mad r IDHu- a are c1WeaP from within the 8 re set back from II tree[,ell, occupied by the main use of bwldleR I and reamed Yazd linen One(1)loot h „I vlitftlrRCIAL teneNl Suer..lANlvlflee J. •A Dame plats not ea eedgR one andlimits. h three (66 feet-ofsuch o addition, 18. Enameling height it 1¢ Industrial 1 2. Palley.. A street ee thoroughfare ono-hAq (1Vr) square feet m ue0.stet. (b) Anyuses prohibited 1e Section district,and one(1)foot for each two 8e lhtfya�y{1�U.STeRIA.L., P/i��i,,,im Menu.eahwing,'Wits MaNs,Pt. ,Mae than twenty-six (26) feet wide. Ing only the name avdler exapatioa of' 7, Excelsior fiber Menu 1709 (Industral district) that are to be r yOA¢tlaml`ah4tn�tt LtnWl height li m [IstEIUSTRIAL p! Mb)a.(ad sag. f..Iawn Na..n.. 3. "Apartment Howe." A building m•se gs. Eatermmamn et undertaken this alatritt Del b< ln. FJRiT�� Poianna nt<a t leas[66o feet dvtant f=om he ,did. STRICTED -14P An Ues permRfed in The G w Dm en m..t u.ee er«tended 4 b. 4. ♦egpboaed no peeedmR tlght(Si m nu[not ro• eoWaaaryry hoe of oar Rerta<vtlal'of A 2.'4u B' $tt' 'B-3' eaemNs A' Com- SECTION 1738.AREA REOVLATION9{ + abed seN me home et!Ores ee mere fain- Ieee. f!K b are0.oeerty aiela(tq ma 19 Feed areal mill •8 power m r<lal dlalrtef. la all use dIstrict for huildioge her gl. heueehompa living mdepevdea49 lease p[base of the prpperty:aiw a DADo- 4 eu.s of 50 8obsepower, afisi erected altered u., . 1 •of Het.other. tin boa,got exceeding eight (S)sonata oWl test u area erected upon the premises e[ 20. Ash amokb8 end tu' SECTION 1712. FRONT YARDS Or aka prOvipron tor additional famllit ei 4. "Approach Eeee." An area at each the red lot area per/sandy borse a church or other 1Wtkutlon for the our- 21- Fleur rate. In all residential autricta part 1 hen'De as follows: ^l-""-��"�""• epd of awlt airport runway broadening peas of dbPlarian the name end KLIMtlea any building.(exclusive t steps) hall ,�'from: a width of 1000 feet at me sod Of Sr aarnde there, Daevidsd, when-set 22• Pbiindrl.., be erected nester to the of the on 'shoe sguaro feet for a o0o-f;mii9 awes which it lac..than the Crag all min• tegwy to width of 4000 feet AL a his! Daek with.two(2) feet of the budding - t o[Hating buidivgs wtfhln th same 1 _ !Mac' of two natl.from the end of WaD 3me. 23' Pbrgs pi6Uf•- block frontage, yt tact frost Yard 3500 erases feet fox two-tenth [Mesa, and it.Canter brae being a N- 5. ReeynB et acme fee ladetag Par- ture4. OlioeeSlampro.. manure« AHl1A4a b0nio[a tD 30Seet i)n�a w(pfeet n4ulred f sa0y famil-added, �Uar_ Whenmere an netivg«aridt tbnatien et line [ewe[got! f me 1¢.tDesameblocktroutage,the mielmamY,e�' / ! Away. Doses only, or the furnMbfng of table S5. Glucose m000fetty depth of the front yard shall be 20 feet Provided,that in Y district a emgl I beard fee set u axtsed biz (6) pRraeW OW [reef frontage wy f a Au lot fanny dwel S. "Eetab]sDOd Crrede.'• ••Grade^ ebsH be emPt gfnm th.s-prev4Mes. bt held rn saMay owp tW<rKkd °n#q !A s ova-/amY7 dwtlling. 26. Icer uriEfaptu Sten ek.pe m t A event the inures R r tM Dr a h f the lot epsa(kdmac. .( (a) For bWldisRs adhlaieg one Mesa! 6. Dormitories, hbte,.ify t9 age.except the manafeetUre electricity- that aide shall be set back pen leas th. SepteanDe[1 192T. A bt extending t Aten (30) feet -In a eUetrlct where the rear..ter to Da deemed to f !T.!N_R.!E. `;my,the elevation e[me mewalk at the bl tacUuleNgoyyaeaaah<n°a"to of°an�ic ed.- 2]. saPaenlnB. itn!! widths le. than hundred 'he center of such alley.and a extend Kul et*. f that wall adlomme the Meet, IWtlt • (100) feet no wall,reties or one ,tine, hag upon two ..[reefs (a°Drys 'I',!Se R I E• catioual moron and supervised by the 28, Junk,-rtyPo.M.,et• ' trade&TM of rectea aria¢¢uu h t Wpm, tot)shall De dse d to-Trill the ten RT DOUGLAS ' '. (b) 1t, buildings adjoining more thae 'Nolte.'lh dic,o ....ea ..,______Km u .tine ee m akau be lee ter of We aide err t tin Ira area �. :blab tie express ea¢a ties that web epau 29. LampBO°r1e n ter the pu g tin ..treat.the ivarA6a Of the ekva4eep fvhwb x ess.a -'♦w.• k manure. a traffic fn o bistro.es.t se dander ppuu Pni'Wae f this emloa, For Y - - '.ef m9 sidewalk at me aepten of aR walla 600 feet dvbat or tW asses sot pxae 80. LUbaleathiJ eQ e°m residential obstructing g d viemmme etal tatvlltpg Which butl4oatang'is °dinek.. ,. ®J• L y. • . . 4., (wog � y oeeuntMedincident M�l.b=m me4tn4o to which pouaai¢g. KIM* If Other anaem ....,4.t.he determined D Oni j�� �O - an diaa�°t sac a tee rime • it.`* a. rh ,, .. rGa <�"iai�assL 044ff G'A halts of ro s .. �D��ya r•occupy g�Pf S the Motet,. 'aver.* kva °I mt..s in.(7)per WeKK of[M '5° W art i m-• tin aa, r beg withos .>-. ' .;:a rneideAj¢AT dtat)dvt.m a ^ n.for Z„,,; •• • r+ fie' .-. - ro ;w.d•(f O*. instate) 94.923 area of (aloe✓rt.,b Wafer .pat 32 gg - pfad Wee YwrDaH w Vda mt�eaMDslg rpl.,u sass'1 h'z+e ., T[b it. »t l .' t4e' lea livtmtaen < `feet.tva-7t*'°ee•mtli^ .. ',:p - ,.... ' .•': • .,A . aka not ht•m;•tte' tar.:and net UPI 3i a maP/ veeen"--yf. a•.✓ 'fiI0I,I1 np, TJe;ilH •�ve S}2lRf. a.rtreet'I 'fitRasf f15).,set,resin - SO berNPowk[ SE(;TzpN 1719, PLATS:) my�sr}tom 4 ,... ,,,•, f .. +> to iw-.T'-> i-v -w .s,+(,, t/)• ku .yh ..L.�t,ueBaw 3Dt.,SAPS+ tirat.,:i ti ,. r s: ._,� ,->�,;;i""`-as,� - rz.>< „"-c�r_,�. !�.�4x 6(q` aima,-r? .! �a+pr�°i.;:'lnnatal(�.+h-.t�sae.s x$�'., -_,ia .. °*• . ? :(�' "¢i.'. ,.94:' 1; e,>.t?uba 1 i \�.. : 5V \ :::7 s ity'.etici.GS-- , L.y....._...„....... ...........-.____. . - -+«Ρb.—..,._ -.. ait El' r \ ..10,"; ,iza..:::$4:::;,-*:4, 7.1.111.1111.M111 ir.,.4 1,\,,‘.0.4,..i,„,a,i .„.44::::::$:::..,.„:,..44.:::: "r ..... .... ...GOBi ...r., ,. ya, a._ . ® \r ,A 00 fl.,..w. Ei-. iiLiir�,i m. i - [7, am MN L ,_—00E0E0,..,_ . Go. IdEE j Nam. ' II 9 '` ,0 .s I I cii.l i ,Gull 1. . .1 : IL, , •� N \ \ & -�i11:a I` \ \\ .i i;, lI I -1 i . ._ 4 • O w.c. . ! I �I� '1 � �iali \ '\, . N_A• 1= ..�.�.R zF �\� �� ;ice:\iN. ��:,m { ' as, ",,,,,,_ 7,77.7\77,127:a.k_xt-iwww.zalowEil aza:4:,4123:11..7.111:1‘7- =6.7, 777 triii.:7:\m,, !:•`'`"? ,. ''''''I. 1'rx:y.. es'-`' . ' - n --Y�limc. A �T-:®”L9®�®f i\\ \\ r k-1 " \,'.\\\\\\t\`\�\ `\ \\\\ \� !\ v\ 1 , \ \ Ns \'mod �- , IM pill 'ININIg `. i'li r-1 a 11 !j ,tip I` ,.� . r °'I: ,-,. Clip]EIEL Hi-riElf--EJU' '-i.,,iltE Et N]NI'..; '�11 lly-----p I i \ _i I®®f-lsi _I� r , x rrl" - 1 iii �, I - L..r.I,\ I.., _ 1 I{p $� q© �.., I�I�InIi ICI r'"�c�,'� � E. �� [ 1 ser�c.' r a ss i��v®�-®1®®a&J-u_��i (_Wv�1E= U'rII+�Q(��� � � 110: a g 5 a x . Fa& ,t I®®[ 1 - --�xfl 1 . ®®11 . .;-F: ,ii ® .. r �w+� ,1 'inn`S� .. 11 ji -- V413\ � —1 �' : # ¢ L. : L"? e:✓�, Tar ruz .k s. n 1S I IL `._t`Y - -- 1 1 )I r. pia eroIr - CgJa��'(t ,--,.:;-,L " , ,i, ,E IL._JI I .1 �f� tp .01 1 MU -- ' ' -1 11[1 ii _• k % : ei 1 i - '. I< 111H 1 • .,.x I+,;'--.� -,r•w i'Sr, ; - ... - ous"ct ail 6°61l r06.tag" Y "b gip�t C S.r:... .. ,. ` ,> Sf ua.. vet eeeg. tom." 7 "la":z.. dA Y9� fan) ui - s�U am •."'m'xr'SJ olmati P`i... d8e i::" ss-- .¢ mall bo thi r -eight T9 Fti A'5'30~ r '- - '' uni4 and.doing theirofdcooking on the by o[wad terrace er retains,- all mote .0 of W eE i� • ' - wept RY the Dug6l et Ire OMI a ao to prdv)1 for thfe ant m yrR t'iW..o • , , I 9 Independent of and separated them two (2)e e and in I. •case above ., nod 2 P er 4coot O tOC a Thlll t/ai f ce. A careful to ed t ueh s Pellet ,r: the level of the ground'Lahr of a dwelt- 37. Oilcloth or facture. and 25 per cent f-the DLilddR tine and plats nal the kept M the Wks aa MILITARY RESERVATION •Z9,, :.- et en." tame• ibg on as adiloent lot. 38• W �yy „' h 18bt butt o lee•than 10W 14) -of the Balding Inapwtor. No yard a9. 7. "1i4get yen." For m nterier f t for Residential-'A.2'•wad 'B-2: d t T pen aPBen Dnvded aDeut y SECTION 1704. RESIDENTIAL 'A-2' tD t tat width of the tw Id oars 1 r by mgg toy tee P o.M:e of p.1.3 • \ I }:. ,dy,an ewer unoccupied ePue on the eeme 39. OryA°mace t •- > e lot nail be TO per t o2 the with the provls,ona t these reegulatlloni \ - ..ores with a building between the front DISTRICT building height. but-In- lean then hall be r>DOd a yard or open apace Ile et the building (exclusive of ale.) 40. On reduction; twenty (20) feet for Rn/de°ttal A,•60 -I a.Rether huddle& wed the trout lot et eldest one-nod N In a Residential'A-2'district no build- Par cent of the Dulldfvg hel0ht but Ie ee fag premises snap be ed aced 41. Packing plaatr, leas than 17 [1T)feet Ior the Rest- • ' �\ Wading stress the full width of the Mt. huddnR iatall he erected wblob b arranged, denttal'B'and 50 per cent of the building SE T1 1720. INTERPRETATION ‘ I '' F e corner bt so open ueeeeupled anus intended or use to be used for other 92. Faint,011 etc tUn. beigbt but In o a tees than Iemteev p..p) APPLICATION • _ - '1 op the teme lot with a bullri ng between then et peimlttad in a Resdential • (1exclusive ,. feet for Residential A 2'and H 2' • IL 'A' d{µdiet. 43. Paper and pulp tare. In a Residential'R-3'district side yards fn 1a[aryreUng rand appl iaB the Dre• - I • .o4 steps) and the Hie front line a front lief line ing (or strut 44. Petroleum refl. peupeeducte e t squired. a cnpf the, when^ver h d to be the i imam requiremenit for ePxTION 1705. REBID�'r'TIAL 'E' manufacture. f ng0 D[pd- the trou¢dary live common Residential ..„,_3. [Le pcomadlav et the pUblle a<alth,anlNy live alp" between the aide line of the AND B-2'DISTRICTS Fn o ure.ord tr fe Rd f e eR • dletrict forms boundary tine orde,°o -eu,�rWPerity d general r ifs w a building (exclusive of steps) adjacent to thousand (7000)... pt that two with Reef d.v aala'A,' 'A 2' >Sw' B 21 welfare.It 1s not tended by this rdi• �I4�I Q©®© tliatrict roan Ids yard [a dfA agvmai av ye ft � the Wee),and the ads let line or atroet (a) In ReNdantral 'B' and 'H-2' pins- (2) 70 Pickle on[E¢kF .pAy Dermft- to that required for maximum de yards v to interfere with o abrogate or pr Inc d theloLextending for the full width and trots W Minas newness shall be fed at any one lea in the ad laiaR dletrict .ball De vul a y ement vaaa that �-3 sr wind buidNR hall he fed i ey OO tpal Ida adjaeept to the cc Agr.meom between parts.;provded,how• eU' ® dtptll e[the bL which errata.. Intended or dealrned 46. Pickle } nR cut e, th¢t where thn orinaAce imPMre �v to be is for other thaw me e4 the foi- men bomdery• greater restriction upon the use of hulld• aartll- �iQ - --• • S. "Rehtht of Rulldieg." The vertical lowing Wee: • S6. Plnnln�g q1 aF '.8 plant - i q or P�emiaee or upon height of Dugde r -I I !R_ H a.tanc.time spit•xrd<^le the hlmeet u.na m sae a b0 r. g qulro rcrger pen o aaea than 1. MyneeDetractednaReadenllW SECTION 171g. REAA YARDS imposed quired by ther lamb - spwMCyilt[ a I -point of the coping of a flat reef er to the •A• tt 'A 31dbtriM. 47. Plaster many dinancea reatricnonatnthe isbNdeck ilea d a maneud coot ee to the InallreaidenWldiatrkfaLAenanaq pathisoMivrantteDaq< tao1, Ptov' ✓�a.1 G' aa; 2. Aildwau a.flats.APartm<¢tsand b a Yard tieN thantwenty-fiveavenge bekth[Of Ole highest gable of a i°g 49 Power,kghi pantclvtrWmccc feet. dcenhowever, tga[ tboa• or bdginz houses wkhout stores- afatiov, p1 plleh er Mil mot. ore than40 ce*ee to[me of^n� Sp•(,+pION 1721. VIOLATION AND _+ ►aRN�- ,��, r y Crdm yDe cuDoed�Y PENALTY` • 1 p. "Lot." Land occupied or to be ec 3. Hdela. e9. RaBrond yard pv¢dnouae, to story building t o r Lift".: 5--� ) \` I axe pt street ea D tun MM. (I5� feet in beigbt When the garage Any Person convicted of violating ar 's•J-lam j 'copied D9 a building and ile accessory 4. CIubs {'fraternal satin,a opt - is located within 9r made art [lha 8 I fl wri...� • i �bilBdivN, IveludivR such open ppacn Y those the chief ut vkY �w�icha is 50. Reducing - metals. "dwelhvR,and n aceenory'1111 nP is erect- [Win o to comply with t'the n• JLal-h aequlred under this ordnance, and service tom8rlly cried Dual• 'd. s ed in the rear yard then the depthC. such e o p�ibis ordinance eha$beravished Tan .. „�_ �..........w�-r+.Y.�•. ' .pan ataa 51. Rock a shi& a re may be reduced R t m re then pp a a sum no exceedg + �'(,, \ i^ -- - • ,)laving frontage upon street or alley yardHundred Ninety-nine ltIle city Dollgn,or _ 5. Hospital0. sanitariums d fvetttu- 52 Rolling bib. `rap; 40 per cent by 1mPrieOamen[ 1¢ the city ]all for • 10.."Ova-Feptey Dwelling." A build- tinaa for philanthropic elreeeemmrmry Wnpd m not longer than six ethb w,•'._ twanged er designed to be occupied other thin a hones o for n- 53. Rubber tt� gtappfa4 r by hoth eh five d Impr4enment• a r ��1,ss Sanity OT ether mental disessN. ggp¢ ePXyl'ION 1715.BIDE AND REAR YARD 'The court racy,In ImDoµ the five<nt ,r rM" tan from Crud! tazlal.t vg op 4r }y not pwe thaw ere netlly. 1X6CID TIDN6 rt of the Iudgment'tint t¢deft.% �` I S 8. An ivatitWe l for vubmrnuls when SS. Belt wok 04 the payment f the five, Me violator v 1JJ 11. 'Publia Hul7dinR." A DuSldieR located not tees than•alz hundred (600) -(a) The area of ids rear yard may be imprleo¢ed In the city jail to[a pw¢ed or leased by the city county or feet from any dwelling or apartment house. bin. 8auerkr t ip6e hall be open and unobstructed,menu fof yerind°t net ezneedleig eu m°vilu It rr tan, and Wed for recreational, educe- ' the ordinary projections f window sin. day a violation la perm mod to eclat eDep 7.• Public utility b tomes o Dem whieeh 56. Sausage neept when belt eeumes' a cute and other floors entat ...Mute a imamate offegse. i , 1Y.1 'Bodice or protein mmitttielf vT ati0• fumes odors features n the estent f of ei than a manufutu[ed 1 to feu" (4) Incite except that here the L_ ',1 I 12. •TIMMM Gangs." Any Duildl0g 6. Outdoor dvertlatoS abductor.that 57. Shoddy f to bee R.is of re tarn two(21 atonal SECTION 11DI8TRICT$A��OF .,Y+t+- etherwiae co ply with city R[dia8eces. )•height the Oernne r env ay r jet 4•• • pnmi.a Wed for the enrage or hem bR. der blacking a t more than two()feet Into such yard +' and bay window orchimney breast not Where uncertainty exists to ppete�( • ce men thaw five(5)steam er meter (D) Ae¢eapd a an.Mall be epesa over ten(10)feet long may extend into to the boundaries of the venom dfMASS .s •J .rtyae'hbin•er Saber.aucb vebfrl.are tied under a Re Idential A'district° Sea 59. Slauifh rl g .•in{[.1 saF the aide yard t more than two (2) herby tabliahed and how°on the • -� r�� Hon 1703, DsrR6rappD (b) 1b confound), wale. fowl [ten tut.provided mob extension maintains the maps rd ode r pert o1 this ormaAey ' I N kept hi'Tare or sate, with the requirt G governing such aaea minimum 1de Yard foqunemtafs. the following mica shall apply: IS. e.tppag Yard." M•epee veeecu• n additlpn tine ale•Public M.S. ma9 60. Beep m t �: t be m in ttor storage purposes 1y. (b) An Moen spew fin pe y (1) The d et boundaries am either lad mace,except u hereinafter provided. here norepair faciMtEe provided, 61. Bede •d -mNutectun. project of a than four(4)"feet into ter fin: of eticets alleys, WeN ae Ire same lot with a Dnlidfnx'between atrev located-pot lc. than Witty (60) a aide or rear yard. therwIe shown.avd or the deO O .fr tie.O[bins belldni l.eclWlva M fat from the front pit line and not ins 82. Starch.it "(ma¢utaetu[e. Lion on the mapsaccompanyingIn1 d pied. • Chan thirty1109 (301 feet from y "Nee (e) Where yard amide yard a au [ tbie tance lnditatln8 tD' I - Pe)end the rear lot Mae and extending street line 'which the proplrtye foie; 89. Steel or 1 In residential district buts o alley v rl a dlsltict.a pproximately Doupd• ._ the tuns wdth Oi'the lot foe an lnterier D ovded Mat there Stall be trance y t y ay the Yard shall d by street e o leg haeaB id ce LeT t and ezteAWpi from the tilde lot Nna zit for motor eblcld no gS; &.ors o [thePp• .utBetUT. ie/tee led tY ex end to the center e1 much Inca of sitxta Ileya .4 be apt. c a hmdred nifty(150) feet f trams o p trued to be the boundary e; sue:8.. a 1 the front yard line fora ached lot exit t public school, church?y ltY_ to Stens mill Ir1M -,FL {�� - ggrree ed or other public or semipublic Iv tL (d) In ell Mae'districts there shall be n ! 14. "&de'Yar." M open unoccuDled Lutiw: .boa and t cry a shall Wee 86. Stave main Man ¢K. alvtained aide nerd a d 9ar Ito when th. detriM boudyW 8n ♦ - - •_ Ds permitted cea rice with hi hotels. fe[ all dwAliae a d .Z..,th r apes of therwee Indocated pd aher'e th' � N the same bl with n Duildns Do- etc.,provided Inat attest to such uses Is t'i�-y^l� JNNH, �- tee the µpia line of the DupolaR(exclu- oelY tiara within the Dulles g. w BST- Tevani,eerie"a< agr et aide' tenement hovaes and notela 'Re' quireb land nee been, [ maYa geteatter bin ~' J I IR ! Rii� e of err )wad Me eNs It¢e o!the let er klRr- Hr2'mdlst[icts.aide 9nfds n R<eidenttel dlvitled ipto 1tt r block. n4 1Me, tna - �1 a p be t lot ivies, and here brthe ndenignatlonn _.yip - v extaad.F.4.11 the trout yard'b.is O8. Textile pl the panylq d de a � 11 pqlB)9CTIAN 1T08. RESIDENTIAL 'A-3' (e)On nay lot held under sepGrate own- y B •)y: V ��M a ` nor Yard Moe' 89 Ve6etabl en N'etl)bt'e6 man4 .whip from djacent tote, and t ee M D 0[m tLf1 a'divann un diaaytlgg N' 9 Ih J11LJl g t{�. Li a Ae.itle¢llal'S3'diatnM ne bu9d• facture. t rho time o4 the Passage of the Eoning by lot afntni�t the nea[eat bt�llipetuahatl 13. •O3'wo-FamYy DweMie&" A iw8d• 1pg or premiges shall be d and M Ordivnnce 8<ptemper 1. 1927 the ids Do conatmed to be line DougdaTy of silan " =t"7� \ ir arnaged or designed to be occupied budding a1g1 De a cted Rpich fe 70. Vinegar natt#,y6.,� Yard requirements y be Wed to the dbtriM. �a� 4 two tamllies, aged. Intended or they following to De use '*RT•^" extent that the buildable width t au h , a sf }er other Not¢opt o[the folbwlvR use: yL yeast Slant lot of reduced n Ina than twenty-six +. 1 ; 16. "Corner Lad." A lot fronting m (a) Any nee permitted in a Resides• (28) feet, except that t leant s three- dl lard Into land bltRRrcltapRt and lets,rRth�- ..re. ��1� ��Z$- or more intersecting streets,bads of (D) etablee ! DeF yy [sal Ya dot r31 foot Is yard Isrequlnd tP Dorn district boundary olfnea ma p .,,.-� an at least twenty-six (28) feat tlal'A,''A 2''B'or B 2'district dieing 8¢d cleaning eat t P bile sides t all Iota. eomPnnYin d ode yyeaµ t th.oND I (b) ✓plop.Mr retail business. garage, ortuary. w milk d1 e ° [flip rDag.0,dmamuremdentysMwa 0. _ lumber ratio heel k (f) On r yard for n r lot ual hive e6ope laundries,' factorises, accea.ry huildmR may 1M Du11t nearer to Wpb mtp. III _-.-.--1.w• «) Deur stores. chine ope. Dianne ,ar toed Drsd- thfrontlotlinethanthirty (30) feet,1ECTION 1702. TLat fn ordrr to des (d) Bank1 or office buildings. to futut hai{ p Itt d pTOvidedcocaOUgdingbe notovertwenty (4) AllprepeHThx.eftn dto d COmmen fe d1f IL a bun- (20) feet long d be located u gallIA,kaCityz. insdeemedtobga dlstxfcU a�agnate the bcaliea .dad W( ilt"feet of i ap et• u th! idtpd•fatthept fromte Iraet, classified Residevtiel A pon the UM _.0 i '•(+ SECTION 702. a, tr to o erduets.. Amber shop and beauty Par1a1 meet ho tun width f he]ot wR permit District Nap v BaK Lake City LWeN die•location et buildings erected or (!) 'Phaeton. men property otherwise zoned WY tM I far'De0ifled pen•Salt Lake City SECTION if09 INDQ T• DleTRtCT SECTION 1T16.NONCONFORMING USE rrdlneaoe et annexation. �! hes'hy divided into ten (10) 065 Cs- let Abatements and tea eooips. III rrr...•��+•.�tt1 .- `` to be known le: (a) 10pet.7ndlietT161. t pi hu0 Y Ret t�s ylaebaUl�ld�of Miapttdfnrinu may SECTION 37�. VALIDIIT � N.�•"^-� ! (h) Gasoline service stations. iRlwBrppeRd ce1'm ttirrred mW zh entail A• Ddt continue AltbtLLgh such la does t Should I 'A• district 2. No building Wueture eha11 be $A•2 m z ', *i+" lmea A' conform to the provisions hereof se the y motion daux ee pranid l led r altered (e a Reade¢tila n 3' and Commercial distebta,. Ad'far ap9 ne 1 a hLLilding ueh may De - to Ibis ordinance t be anneineci M.net d by Lae artist. art � q, 'A-2•d.Giet rte district for am ! the led ether trade, nd"try OT opt the tended throughout the building. provided the b....a...„W Orfna_s.as 4,..-;;; • 7' 410101et items(b)ato(h),fnMmlve,of this era ollowing,which arabject to that ne structural alteration merle ao vY Dare thereof,,;:x Lila `� • i ,) pis tinn. .less the piano for sued building prroovLm°a of 8 Lion this opal• therein. except those regW[red Dy law. dulared W be rivaled. 1)1 structure including all rgaa and a� rdinnnce. Providing no foeedral al- 'I B3'aetrigt v rtlaia6 emblems,. shall have been to tared°a re made, a no...forming u. SECTION 2. The ordnance abet'be • yy�� tilted to and approved by the Board t 1. Ammonia, b 'Powder or ma/be engaged to y nee permitted 1n deppelted(v the office of Ole CM Recorder --4 - P at1W Tg-B'd.nlet CommWben of Salt Lake City. ' as dr trier where chR cennrrann sot r 8aR Lake City d ix publfalxd were ehloriW t t rule be Wrmittad01 e e forming n T pv4lNhsd withja tpp N L'district 3. n Rtµde¢tial B-3' district for 2. AaChalt ufldmbS,er rK'da& ebaaeed fe a o traliR•t oe limits of 9 eke City and there go inn I district. men building yard"and"rear yya M"o[rliuch di- & Amend. ':e.. be a sed h n66 Matteis not ictedafterum. fl t the ihir r treentty 20 da9e after be cheesed ha Co leas restricted um. yy�eYge yy meealees as are requited for all buildings `LU Ra publication.or Sarin the of said dm/ district *new in a B.admtin B-Y Aiµ[iµ. . Blatt fo away _ No [caning building whbD has is the most remote from She final PAMMA `h;T" been damaged by fin, Plesitn'act.of oe Mi.ordnaetee. 3oAYtaial ter Nntriet R Cement Mine M p r of par. e�nt of rm of tne Clra0DRbbe enemy,,(60) to che d - SECTION 170T. BIISTNH88 'A' man¢[Ntun. of its assessed value.snail be restored erRx- Wilt Leak�Lr�ty B11152.th.7115 east of d y ai k+..hoee,d te. et hene.DL9TR CT Q age ovens. yt,: tee in conformity with.the regula4evq et dune,A.D.,1041. �,N�4$ 4 tanadarW t[ Wd. Mende[. as 1. n +Amine. 'A' district Mayor. ems the map attached hereto and bulltli>t premises shall he d and 7 crematory other , •3 eremntoTY Aay vte covfatmng Vote bpgdma,a sat- E1']3EL Recorder.ONALD. a>,6 W building ll or fed which i lee8tr N ry fug iv SVY msidmtial district at the fim. City • .i•'Part hereof, are hereby *stab- :°Sod to d derrrmenf[o he oust -"' (a E A L) y [or tom'then one of the[oilman. in. & C[Wrot t ., ,•_jhaemutLLn. f the Damage t the Zoning Ordinance wad map Delve designated the OP tember 1, 1927, y be reconstruct. - --. Midrib,mW' Sod wad map are reddened.roeto form with afro- Bwn.NO.% • ,��- Mla) Any,.f. ette4,1P a R4adeRtial 9. DWPfecUut and MM. em.for gesident;W Aid d.trirod n- _. �,• :pnef7ma wed RiDag iptarma• 'a. A•x. a. ' `"r°x Irr artriPt. agtW.. -�. apMi¢B ill MOW.YNA mto.Rea. - -realr.a rpn.sew.-26s1. " )a4 •tg y r--,,,,,,,..-IN �1 i m y • Proof of tlithltration ThOteli*totes of Amerira STATE OF UTAH ss. COUNTY OF SALT LAKE 1 I CONNOR being first duly sworn,depose and say that I am the Chief Clerk of THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM,a newspaper,published at Salt Lake City,State of Utah. That the Notice ",.N ORDINANCE ALIFINDING CH,,PTEL.2 47 OF PART Xl OF THE 19 33 _lDITIOIS OF TIE SALT LAKE CITY. BUILDI Na CODE of which a copy is hereto attached,was first published in said news- paper in its issue dated the 16TH day of TUNE , 193 4 1, and was published in each daily issue of said newspaper, on JUNE 16TH for thereafter,the full period of 1 •I'DIE the last publication thereof 1 6T11 being in the issue dated the day of TUNE 41 ,A.D.193 ' Suscribed and sworn to before me this day of 7 JUNE A. D. 193 41 ' Notary Public. My commission expires Ian' 0, 1944 Advertising fee$ 2 6 _ __ PROOF OF PUBLICATION FROM c�l�r Ottlt Ettkr carirgram County Entry No