Amending Chapter 21, Article 2, Regarding the Parking of Oversized vehicles in "A"Residential Districts

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(5) Accessory uses customarily incidental to any of the above uses and not involving the conduct of a business, except that the legal title holder to a dwelling, living in such dwelling for not less than nine (9) months during the calendaz year may provide lodging for no more than two (2) persons living and cooking as a single housekeeping unit, however, if for compensation the lodging must be for a term of at least three months as established by a written lease, unless otherwise restricted by the provisions of Division 13 of this article. (6) A home occupation is permitted only with the following conditions: There shall be no person or persons except members of the occupants' immediate family employed, nor shall any electronic or mechanical equipment be employed except that customarily associated with domestic use. There shall be no substantial increase in foot traffic. The following shall be considered some examples of customary home occupations, as intended by this section: author, artist, bookkeeping, data processing, record keeping, sculptor, teacher, typing, minister, dressmaking, millinery, seamstress, tailor, home cooking and preserving, laundry and ironing. Such uses shall not be considered home occupations: personal service shops such as beauty and barber shops, restaurants, boazdinghouses, animal hospitals, dancing schools, real estate or insurance brokerages, undertaking establishments, sale of fishing tackle or bait, nursery schools, radio, television or appliance repair. No displays, signs or nameplates shall be permitted. (7) Accessory buildings including one (1) private garage whether attached to the house or as a separate building, unless otherwise restricted by Chapter 21. (8) Recycling drop off center as an accessory use to churches, schools, libraries, and hospitals having a pazking lot containing not less than twenty (20) pazking spaces provided that the area used for the recycling drop off center does not reduce the number of required parking spaces for the principal use as set forth in Article S. Off-street Parking and Loading Facilities, of this chapter. (9) Hospitals, which are not penal or correctional institutions, provided that: (A) The lot to be used is at least four (4) acres. (B) No part of any building shall be located less than fifty (50) feet from any bounding lot or street line. (10) No tractor, trailer, tractor-trailer combination, or vehicle equal to or in excess of one and one half (1 'fi) tons capacity may be pazked upon any land or premises in an "A" Residential District. However. the foregoing shall not apply to school buses, used for the transportation of school children to and from school or to and from a school sponsored activity, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. an~da~pt Saturdays Sundays and legal holidays on designated snow routes of a sufficient width as determined by the Boazd of Public Works. Nothing in this section is intended to affect the alreadv re lated pazking on desi ated snow routes durin a snow emer enc or other areas in which azkin is re fated by duly authorized signs.