Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02

designed and used for one, or two
families on an individual plot OF
ground.
HOUSE, APARTMENT: A build
ing or portion thereof designed
for and occupied as the home of
three or more families or house
holds living independently of each
| other, including tenement houses
and apartment hotels.
HOUSE, BOARDING: A building
other than a hotel. where lodging
and meals, for five or more per
sons, are served for compensation
HOUSE, DOUBLE: Same as
| Semi detached"
HOUSE, GUEST: Living quar-
ters, within a detached accessory
building located on the same
premises with the main building
for use by temporary guests of
the occupants of the premises
such quarters having no kitchen
facilities and not rented or other
wise used as a separate dwelling
HOUSE, LODGING: A building.
other than hotel where lodging
! for five (5) or more persons is
provided for compensation.
HOUSE, ROOMING: Same as
Lodging House"
HOTEL: A building occupied as
the more or less temporary abid-
iilS place Ol ais VINO are
lodged with or without meals and
in which there are more than
twelve (12) rooms usually occu-
pied singly and no provision made
for cooking in any individual
apartment.
HOTEL, APARTMENT: A build
ing or portion thereof designed for
or containing both individual guest
rooms or suites of rooms. and
dwelling units
HOTEL, COMMERCIALS: Same as
Hotel.
HOTEL, RESIDENTIAL: A
dwelling occupied by permanent
guests and not by transients. 1t
may include restaurants, news
ices primarily for serving it's occu-
pants and only incidentally the
public.
IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PER-
NIT: A written approval by the
Port Clinton Zoning Inspector or
his agent, or otherwise, of the
exact location and size of the
building or structure for which a
building permit is issued.
INSPECTOR: The Zoning Inspec-
tor for the Zoning Board of APP
peals. (See Article IV).
Inspector.
JUNK: Junk as used in this Or
dinance shall be deemed to be any
personal property which is or may
be salvaged for reuse, resale, re-
duction or similar disposition, or
which is possessed, transported,
owned, collected, accumulated, dis
mantled or assorted for the afore-
said purposes.
JUNK BUILDINGS JUNK
SHOPS - JUNK YARDS: Any
land, property, structure, building,
or combination of the same. on
which junk is stored or processed.
KENNEL: Any lot or premises
on which four (4 or more dogs,
or cats, more than four ca months
of age are kept.
LIVING QUARTERS: Same as
LIVING QUARTERS, ACCES-
sorry: Same as Guest House..
LOADING SPACE: An off-street
space or berth on the same lot or
property with a building, or con-
tiguous to group of buildings,
for the temporary parking of a
commercial vehicle while loading
or unloading merchandise or ma
terials, and which abuts upon a
street or other appropriate means
of access.
LOT: A parcel of land occupied
or to be occupied by a building
and it's accessory buildings to-
are required under this Ordinance,
having it's principal frontage up
on public street or officially
approved place, and usually re-
corded under one ownership.
LOT AREA: The total horizon
tai area. within the lot lines of
LOT, CORNER A lot situated
at the junction of two or more
streets.
LOT, DEPTH OF: The mean
horizontal distance between the
front and rear lot line.
LOT, INTERIOR: A lot other
than a corner lot.
LOT, KEY: The first interior lot
to the rear of a reversed corner
lot and not separated by an alley.
LOT LINES: The property lines
land or one parcel and public prop
erty.
LOT, REVERSED CORNER: A
corner lot, the side street line of
which is substantially a continue
tion of the front line of the lot to
it's rear.
LOT, THROUGH: An interior lot
having frontage on two streets.
LOT, WIDTH OF: The mean dis
tance measured between the side
lot lines and at right angles to its |
depth. |
MEDICAL CENTER: A principal /
building used by one or more ply |
sicians, surgeons or dentists as
offices, clinics, laboratories and
operating rooms for the diagnosis
and treatment of human ailments
and the care of patients before
and after minor operations.
MIXED OCCUPANCY: A single
piece of property or building on
which two different classification
uses as described in this Ordin
ance is contemplated or in exis-
tence.
MOTEL: See Tourist Court.
NON N-CONFORMING BUILDING:
A building, structure or portion
thereof, lawfully existing at the
time that this Ordinance became
effective and which does not COM
ply with the provisions of this Or
dinance.
NON CONFORMING USE: A nom
conforming use under this Ordin-
ance is a use which existed law
fully at the date of the adoption
of this Ordinance but does not
conform with the use regulations
of the zone in which it is located
in this Ordinance.
OCCUPANCY, CERTIFICATE OF:
statement, signed by the Zon-
ing Inspector, setting forth that
the use of the land, building or
structure at specific location
complies with the Zoning Ordin-
ance. is a nom conforming use and
why, or approves the use of the
land, structure or building for a
specified use.
OCCUPANCY, MIXED: A single
piece of property or building on
which two different classification
uses as described in this Ordin
ancc is contemplated OF in exis-
tence.
OPEN SPACE An unoccupied
space open to the sky.
PARKING AREA, PRIVATE: An
open area other than a street or