Zoning Ordinance - Orangeburg County

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ARTICLE 2DISTRICT REGULATIONSSection 2.1Establishment of RegulationsThe uses permitted in the Primary <strong>Zoning</strong> Districts established by Article 1,the off-street parking requirements, and the dimensional requirements ofeach are set forth in this Article.Section 2.3 (Table 1) sets forth use and off-street parking requirements foreach zoning district. Section 2.4 (Table 2) sets forth lot area, yard, setback,height, density, and impervious surface requirements for all districts.Section 2.5 establishes regulations for the Planned Use District; Section2.6 prescribes regulations for development in the Flood Hazard District,and Section 2.7 establishes regulations for the Airport Compatibility District.Section 2.2Application of RegulationsThe North American Industry Classification System, 2002, is the basis fordetermining the use of property permitted by the various zoning districts.Where uncertainty exists relative to a given use not specifically listed byTable 1, the NAICS Manual should be consulted. In general, all uses listedby a given NAICS number and category should be construed as beingpermitted in the assigned zoning district, unless separately listed.Uses not listed in the NAICS Manual are identified by the letters "NA" (NotApplicable) in the NAICS Column.Where the letter "P" is shown, the use to which it refers is permitted as ause by right in the indicated district, provided it complies fully with allapplicable development standards of this <strong>Ordinance</strong>.Where the letter "C" is shown, the use to which it refers is conditionallypermitted in the indicated district, subject to applicable requirements set outin Article 3.Where the letter “N” is shown, the use to which it refers is not permitted inthe indicated district.7
Where a given use or NAICS reference is not listed by Table 1 said useshall not be permitted.A section number reference following a use category means the use mustmeet the additional conditions and requirements of the referenced section.To aid in the use of Table 1, it is arranged by NAICS Sectors, followed bythe uses and codes included in the respective sector:Sector 11: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and HuntingSector 21: MiningSector 22: UtilitiesSector 23: ConstructionSector 31-33: ManufacturingSector 42: Wholesale TradeSector 44-45 Retail TradeSector 48-49: Transportation and WarehousingSector 51: InformationSector 52: Finance and InsuranceSector 53: Real Estate and Rental and LeasingSector 54: Professional, Scientific, and Technical ServicesSector 55: Management of Companies and EnterprisesSector 56: Administrative and Support and WasteManagement and Remediation ServicesSector 61: Educational ServicesSector 62: Health Care and Social AssistanceSector 71: Arts, Entertainment, and RecreationSector 72: Accommodation and Food ServicesSector 81: Other Services (except Public Administration)Sector 92: Public AdministrationUses and NAICS code references are displayed within the appropriatesector in numerical order, beginning with Sector 11 (Agricultural, Forestry,Fishing and Hunting) and running through Sector 92 (PublicAdministration).8
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Page 7 and 8: RG General Residential DistrictThe
Page 9 and 10: development are intended to accompl
Page 11: Boundaries indicated as approximate
Page 15 and 16: Zone Districts NAICS RS RG RO CN CG
Page 23 and 24: Section 2.5 PUD, Planned Use Distri
Page 25 and 26: Off-street parking and loading spac
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Page 29 and 30: foot of enclosed area subject to fl
Page 31 and 32: farming, pasture, outdoor plant nur
Page 33 and 34: 3. Result in glare in the eyes of p
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Page 37 and 38: ARTICLE 3CONDITIONAL USE REGULATION
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Page 41 and 42: Section 3.3 Wrecking, Scrap and Sal
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Page 45 and 46: e taken to protect the environs tha
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Page 51 and 52: approved permits.Section 3.15 Manuf
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Section 4.2-4 Type Screening Requir
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Landscaping along exterior building
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Note: Landscaped buffer areas provi
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In the event that any private owner
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Administrator, which approval shall
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ARTICLE 5SIGN REGULATIONSThe purpos
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Table 5Number, Dimension, and Locat
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Section 5.4 Signs in the Public rig
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character in a manner that might mi
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Section 5.8-2 ClearancesClearances
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ARTICLE 6SUPPLEMENTAL OFF-STREETPAR
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6. MarkingParking lots containing 2
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twenty-four (24) hours during loadi
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3. Setbacks - Partially Developed A
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The height limitations of this Ordi
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Not more than one principal buildin
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A proposed change or modification t
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lots with insufficient land dimensi
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Section 8.2-3 Composition of the Co
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of the time and place of the public
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ARTICLE 9ADMINISTRATION, APPLICATIO
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Step 2.Public NoticeAll Application
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An approved amendment by County Cou
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4. The installation of a manufactur
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Such certificate may be combined wi
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noncompliance with the terms and co
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ARTICLE 10DEFINITIONSWords not defi
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Building, Principal - A building in
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dwelling unit. It is built on a sma
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sustaining damage that requires mor
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Building's Construction Act (23-43-
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ten (10) hours; or3. Allows a tenan
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Sign, Permanent - A sign attached t
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e contrary to the public interest,
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ARTICLE 11LEGAL STATUS PROVISIONSSe
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