Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

Z. Repair shop for household
and personal goods such as
clocks and watches, jewelry,
musical instruments, radios
and other household appli-
ances.
8. Plumbing, heating, glazing.
painting, paper-hanging, roof
ing, ventilating, and electri-
cal contractor; blacksmith
shop; carpentry; soldering,
welding and other general
service shop provided that
all processing activities shall,
if located on the ground
floor, be effectively screened
from the front portion of the
building by wall or parti-
tiOn.
y. Newspaper publishing; job
printing establishment.
10. The following uses when au-
thorized by the Board of Ad-
Justment as a special ex-
ceptiOn in accordance with
Sections 908 and 914:
a. Creamery or ice cream
manufacture.
b. Laundry, dry cleaning.
and clothes pressing es-
tablishment, provided that
no infiammable cleaning
agents are used.
C. Monument works.
d. Outdoor place of amuse-
ment, recreation or as
Sembly.
e. Trucking yard or termi-
nal, motor freight station,
distributing station; haul
ing, packing and Grating;
milk or soft drink bottling
or distributing station.
I. Yard for storage, sale, and /.
distribution of coal, or
building materials, when /
enclosed within a solid |
fence of not less than six
60 feet in height, but not .
including junk yard, sal
wage, automobile or other .
wrecking yard.
e. Trailer sales agency.
IL. Any use of the same general
character as any OF the above
permitted uses provided that
no use which is nOxiOus or
hazardous shall be permitted
except in accordance with
Section 908.
Il. Accessory use on the same
lot with and customarily in
cidental to any of the above
permitted uses, including
signs when erected and main
tanned in accordance with the
provisions of Article X of
this Ordinance.
ctiOn 702 Area Regulations,
l. Lot Area. A lot area of not
less than two thousand five
hundred (2,5OO) square feet
per family shall be provided
for every building hereafter
erected or used in whole or
IN part as a dwelling. Each /
lot used exclusively for dwell .
ing purposes shall have the |
lot width and the lot depth /
prescribed for R-3 Residence
Districts, Section SOP.
2. Building Area.
a. NO more than eighty (S0)
per cent of the area of
any lot may be occupied
r. '--'.t by buildings, unless au-
thorlzed as special ex-
ception by the Board of
Adjustment.
b. IN the case of a building
used in whole or in part
for residence purposes.
not more than fOrty-five
C45) per cent of the lot
area may be occupied by
buildings, provided that
in the case of a building
of which the first story is
used principally for bus
mess or other nOn-resi-
dence purposes and no
portion of the first story
is used for sleeping pur-
poses, the building area
shall be computed on the
level of the window sills
OF the second story, sub
ject to the provisions of
paragraph "a" above.
3. Front Yard. There shall be
a front yard on each street
on which a lot abutS which
shall be not less than ten 1O)
feet in depth, except as pro-
vided in Section 912. The /!
front yard on the long side
of a corner lot may be re-
duced to a depth of not less
than six co feet.
/. Side and Rear Yards. The side
and rear yard regulations
prescribed for C-1 CONNER
cial Districts, paragraphs 4
and 5 of Section 6O2, shall
apply in CO Commercial Dis
tTicts.
elton 7O3. Height Regulations.
No building shall exceed fifty C50)
eet in height, unless authorized
Is a special exception by the
Board of Adjustment.
ARTICLE VIII
M-Manufacturing Districts
ctiOn 500. In Manufacturing
the following regula-
ions shall apply: