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

L Jul pOSeS, IlchuuiHS cOluTn DdrlumS
| 'remator1es, mausoleumS and NOR
| .uaries when operated in conjunc
| ion with and within the boundarl
| IF such area.
| COMMISSION: Shall mean tn
| Port Clinton Planning Commits
| sion.
COURT: An open, unoccupied
| Inobstructed space, other than
4 yard, on the same lot as the build
| ing.
COURT APARTMENT One, two
| 1r three multiple dwellings, ar
| ranged around two % or thre,
C3) sides of an area or cour
| which opens onto street or
| place approved by the Commits
'ion
COURT, HEIGHT OF: The verti.
al distance from the lowest leve
| If such court to the highest point
IF any building wall.
COURT, INNER court sur.
rounded on all sides by walls, OF
by walls and lot line.
COURT, MOTOR: Same as MO
tel"
COURT, OPEN: A court extend
ing to an opening upon street
uley or yard.
COURT, OUTER: court ex-
tending to an opening upon a
street, alley or yard.
COURT, OUTER, LENGTH OF
The mean horizontal distance be-
tween the open and closed ends OF
he court
COURT, TOURIST: Same as Mo
tel.
CURB: A vertical member along
the edge or outside of the edge OF
pavement to form part of gut
ter.
CURB GRADE: The relative ele-
vation above the sea-level of a
specific point on the top Of the
curb.
CURB LEVEL: The level of the
curb in front of the center of the
building or portion thereof under
consideration. Where no curb lev
el has been established, the level
of the ground at the center por-
tion of the street shall be consid-
ered, the equivalent of the curb
level, and where the structure
does not adjoin the street the av-
erage level of the proposed grade
adjacent to such structure as
shown on the building plans shall
be considered as the curb level.
DE NOVO: Anew, afresh.
DUPLEX: A building designed
exclusively for the occupancy of
two tz) families living indepen-
IDENTIFY of each other on separate
levels, one above the other
DWELLING: A building de-
signed or used as living quarters
for one or more families.
DWELLING GROUP: One or
more buildings, not more than two
and one-half (21h) stories in
height. containing dwelling units
and arranged around two 90 or
three CD sides of a court which
opens onto a street, or place APP
proved by the Commission, in
Guiding one-family two family,
row or multiple dwellings, and
court apartments.
DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A
building or portion thereof de-
signed for or occupied as the
home of two or more families or
households living Independently Of
each other, including tenement
DWELLiNG, ONE-FAMILY: A
detached building designed for
and occupied exclusively by one
family, and having front yard
two 90 side yards and rear
yard
DWELLING, ROW: A row of
three (3) to six co attached one
family dwellings, ndt more than
two and one-half (2R) stories in
height, nor more than two CD
DWELLING. MI-DETACHED:
A building designed exclusively
for the occupancy Of two CD fam
lilies living Independently of each
other on the ground level
DWELLING. TWO-FAMILY: A
building designed exclusively for
the occupancy of two (2) families
living independently of each other.
See Duplex-Semi-d detached
DWELLING UNIT: One or more
rooms in a building designed and
used by one family for living pur-
poses and having exclusive cook
ing facilities.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS:
A college or university giving gen
eral academic instruction equiva-
lent to the standards prescribed by
the state Board of Education.
ELEEMOSYNARY: Appropriated
to supply the poor Supported by
charity.
FAMILY: One or more persons
occupying the premises and living
FARM MACHINERY SALES
AREA: An open area, other than
street. used for the display or
sale of new or used farm machin-
cry, where no repair work is done
except minor incidental repair Of
machinery to be sold on the prem
iSes.
FRONTAGE: All the property
fronting on one % side of a
street between the two nearest in
tersecting streets, or other natur-
al barriers.
GARAGE: A building, structure
or any portion thereof used for
housing or repairing motor We
hicles. This does not include
rooms for storing, exhibiting or
showing new cars for sale.
GARAGE, COMMUNITY: A group
of private garages, one story in
height, arranged in a row or sur
rounding common means of ac-
cess and erected for the use of
have no private garage on their
individual lots.
GARAGE, PRIVATE: A garage
on the same lot as the residence,
for housing only with capacity
for not more than two CD power
driven vehicles. A private garage
may exceed a two CD vehicle ca
pacity, provided the area of the
lot, whereon such private garage
is to be located, shall contain not
less than three thousand (30O0)
square feet for each vehicle stored.
GARAGE, PUBLIC: Any garage
used for sale of cars, equipment
SdSollhe ana tHe storage OF repair
of any motor vehicle.
GARAGE, STORAGE: A garage
for housing or storage of motor
vehicles by the hour, day, month,
or any other rate method desired,
No sales, repairing or storage of
wrecks shall be allowed in this
type of a garage.
GASOLINE STATION: A place or
building where automobiles are
creased washed. and where gaso-
line, oil and minor automobile ac-
ceSeorieS are sold at retail.
GRADE: Same as Curb Grade"
or the rate of ascent or descent of
a road, etc or a level portion of
a road, etc.