The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

porate Iinits 10 the south side of Il.
Lincoln Avenue. thence in q wester-
" direction along said south side OF
r.. Lincoln Avenue 70 a point 200 feet
east of s. Belair Street; thence in a
souiherly Objection along q lire par
allei to n 200 feet east from S.
Belair Street 10 a point. 1920 feet
south of r Lincoln Avenue: thence in
an easterly direction along q line par
allel TO and 1920 feet south from T..
Lincoln Avenue 10 a point on . rcsth-
ward projection OF a line parallel to
and 332 feet west of s. City Park
Street: thence in a southerly direction
along said projection TO the centerline
Of Z. Washington Avenue; thence in
a general eastefiy direction along the
centerline of f. Washington Avenue
to the vest side Of 5. City Park Street;
thenc in a nOrtherjy direction along
d projection Of the west SIDE of S.
City Park Street TO a point 1920 feet
south of +. Lincoln Avenue. thence
due east TO the point of beginning.
SECTION 2l-PARK DISTRICT. Be
ginning a: a point on h centerline
OF 5. Market Street and the center
line of T.. Dupont Avenue; thence IN
a general easterly direction along
The centerline OF T.. Dupont Avenue 10
a point $50 feet from a northward
PROJECTION u >. EiEIlti oltets lilttltt
in a s~outherly direction To a point
100 feet north OF f.. Taylor Avenue;
thence in an easterly direction along
a line parallel 10 and 100 feet North
OF +. Taylor Avenue TO a point on
the centerline OF S.. Eleventh Street.
thence In a northerly direction along
the centerline OF S. Eleventh street
to a point $50 lee south OF N. Tucker
Avenue. thence in a westerly di-
rection along a line parallel to and
$50 Get from Il. Tucker Avenue 10
the centerline OF S. Market Street;
thence in q southerly direction along
the centerline OF S. Market Street to
the point OF beginning.
SECTION % 49, Where a district
boundary ,line divides a lot, the less
restricted use may extend not more
than 30 feet into the more restricted
SECTION. Inc lands Of streets on dis
trict boundary lines shall, when re-
turning 10 private Use, beiong 10
Inc districts OF their frontages. In
case of conflict between the metes
and bounds description oil the boun-
daries OF the zoning district. and the
zuning districts map. the INA shau
govern.
SECTION 23-INDUSTRIAL DIS
TRICrS, USE REGULATIONS,
In an industrial district. nc permit
shall be issued for The erection. al
teration, occupancy or use OF the
buildings or premises for any of Tie
following trades or uses:
l.. Ammonia. bleaching powder or
chlorine manufacture or refin-
ing. hydrochlorIc, citric, pieIie,
suiphuic OF sulphurous OF other
acId manufacture
2. Distillatlon OF bones, coal, tar or
NgAnd or manufacture at ank III
their b~y-products.
3. Explosives, manufacture or stor-
age.
4. rertilizer manufacture. manufac-
ture of chemical products, aye
stuffs, fats. grease, lard, tallow
or soap manufacture, refining or
rendering.
5 Garbage, offal, fish or dead ami
NAL reduction or dumping, man
ufacture OF GELATIN or size from
fish, animal, refuse or offai.
@. Lamp black manufacture.
SECTION "a. BUSINESS DISTRICT.
USE REGULATIONS. In a business
district no building or premises shall
be erected, altered or used for any
OF the following trades or uses:
!. Acetylene gas manufacture or
storage.
2. Acid manufacture.
5. Alcohol manufacture or brew
cry.
4. Ammonia, bleaching powder or
chlorine manufacture or REIN
ing, h~ydrochloric. citric, pierre.
sulphuric or sulphurous ACID
manufacture.
8. Asphalt manufacture or REIN
ing.
6. Bag Cleaning.
Z. Blast furnace. blacksmith shop
OF foundry.
&. Boiler works.
8. Brick, tie or terra Gotta manu-
10. Celluoid manufacture.
IL. Cement, gypsum, lime or plas-
ter OF paris manufacture.
II. Coal, Coke or wood yard.
~. Contractors plant or storage
yard.
10. Dextro, glucose or starch man
ufacture.
10. Disinfectant, exterminator or
insect poison manufacture.
II. Distiliation or bones, coal, Tar
or wood or manufacture OF any
OF tnen by-products.
ID. Dye stun manufacture.
~. Fats, grease. lard. talloW or soap
manufacture, refining or render
ing.
20. Fertilizer manufacture or manu-
facture of chemical products.
81. Garbage. offal. ush OF dead ami
mai reduction or dumping. Glue.
gelatin or size manufacture from
fish, animal refuse or ofial.
%. Manufacture OF alum or stor-
age OF illuminating or heating
gas.
%. Lamp black manufacture.
"a. Livery stable. corral or livestock
barn or hogpen.
%. Match manufacture.
~. On cloth, hnoleum, oiled goods
or rubber goods manufacture.
~. Paint. oil, shellac. t%urpentine or
vafnish manufacture.
20. Paper and pulp manufacture by
sulphide process
20. Shoe polish manufacture.
so. Saw, planning or wood working
mill.
81. Sod manufacture.
90. Storage of dismantled automa-
bile or any form OF Junk. Junk
yards.
80. Storage of petroleum or any of
its derivatives above the ground
in excess of $50 gallons or any
gasoline filling, oiling OF greasing
station where any appliance for
such purpose Is located within
20 feet of any street.
"a. Strengthening of animals exclu-
stve of poultry: stockyards.
IS. ANY other trade. industry or use
that is injurious, obnoxious or
offensive TO a neighborhood by
reason of the emission of odor.
fumes, dust. smoke, vibration.
noise or other cause. not includ-
ing theaters or public meeting
places.
SECTION rs. RESIDENTIAL DIS
TRICTS. USE REGULATIONS. In a
residential district no building or
premises shall be erected. altered or
used for any purpose except:
l. Detached dwelling for residence
use for occupancy by not more
than two families
2. Hotel. apartment house. boarding