The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-29
Legal Notices
NOTICE
AMENDMENTS TO BUILDING
 ZONE ORDINANCE


 BE TT ORDAINED BY THE
 BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE
 CITY OF WATERBURY:
 The Building Zone Ordinance for the City of Waterbury, Connecticut passed and adopted by the Board ot Aldermen September 4, 1928 and ap- proved by the Mayor September 5 1928, as amended, is further amend ed by the following changes, viz:
 CD (O As to Section 1-defini- tions - by assigning to the various definitions numbers instead of let .ters, so that the list may be in- definitely extended, if necessary.
 (b) By adding to said definitions the following paragrahps-
 26. Boarding House: A building other than hotel, where, for con- pensation, meals, or lodging and meals, are provided for four or more persons.
 27. Booming House: A building other than hotel where lodging for four or more persons is provided for compensation.
 28. Hotel: A building in which lodging is provided and offered to the public for compensation and which is open to transient guests, 2l contradistinction to boarding house or a rooming house.
 t2) By amending Section IT, USE REGULATIONS CONTROL LING RESIDENCE ZONES" to read as follows:
 Section III-USE REGULATIONS CONTROLLING RI s I D E N c E ZONES.
 A. Permitted Property Uses: In Residence Zone subject to the provisions of Section VI, no build ing or premises shall be used and no building shall be erected or all tered which is arranged, intended or designed to be used except for one or more of the following uses:
 1. Dwellings or tenements includ- ing the office of physician, sur geon, dentist, architect, engineer, lawyer, dressmaker, artist, or musi- elan, when situated in the same dwelling or apartment used by such physician, surgeon, dentist, archi- tect, engineer, lawyer, dressmaker, artist or musician as his private dwelling.
 2. Boarding houses and rooming houses, except in case of "A Resi- dence Zones; such uses in "A" Resi- dence Zones are hereby expressly excluded.
 3. Hotels.
 4. Churches.
 5. Schools, public libraries on public museums.
 6. Clubs, except clubs the chief activity of which is service carried on as business.
 T. Philanthropic or eleemosynary uses or institutions other than cor rectional institutions, or asylums for the insane.
 8. Central Telephone Exchange buildings.
 9. Parks and playgrounds.
 10. Farming, truck gardening, nurseries or greenhouses
 II. Accessory uses customarlly incident to the above uses, the term accessory use" however, not includ- ing a business or any building or use not located on the same lot with the building to which it is accessory. A garage or group of garages for more than three motor vehicles shall not be permitted as an accessory use. A permitted garage need not, however, be occupied by the motor vehicles owned by the occupant of the prem ises to come within the definition ot an accessory garage.
 A billboard, signboard or advertls- ing xign shall be in no case per- mitted as an accessory use. The placing of flor sale" or flor rent sign not exceeding four square rect in area shall, however, be permitted as an accessory use.
 driveway or walk used for ac- cess to a business or industrial use shall in no case be permitted as an accessory use.
 B. Limitation on Use of Property in Residence Zones:
 1. In an "A" Residence Zone no dwelling shall be erected, altered or ,1sed except as a one-famlly de- tached dwelling.
 9 In a "B" Residence Zone no dwelling shall be erected, altered or used except as one-tamlly de- tached or semi-detached dwelling, a two-family detached dwelling or A three-family detached dwelling.
 3. In a "C" Residence Zone no dwelling or tenement shall be erect ed. altered or used except as per mitted in the Schedule Limiting the Height and Bulk of Building.
 c. Size of Lots in Residence Zones: All subdivisions of land in "A, "B" and "C" Residence Zones which shall hereafter be made, shall be restricted to lots of minimum area of 5000 square feet and a minimum width of 50 feet. In special cases lots may be laid out with width less than 60 feet but in such cases the mini mum width is restricted to 50 feet and the minimum area must be ln- creased to 1000 square feet. Pots of land. or any part thereof, on maps previously filed in the office Of the Town Clerk with lots which do not meet the above requirements, may be revised provided the width Of lots is increased by at least 20 per cent, but no lot to be less than 90 feet in width.
 (O section VI-"SPECIAL REG rJLATIONS RELATIVE TO GA RACES AND SERVICE STATION is hereby amended to read as fol- lows:
 A. Under no circumstances ex- cept with the permission of the Board of Appeals shall a permit be issued for the erection of a garage for more than five motor vehicles or a motor vehicle service station or gas filling station, or for the con- version of any premises not so used to be used for such purposes, in any business or industrial zone If any part of the lot or plot in question IS situated within a distance Of two hundred feet as measured along or within the public streets of or "ltn- in any portion of street between two intersecting streets in which portion there exists:
 1. A public school or duly or