§ 348-8.39. Dwelling units in mixed use buildings.
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A. General Regulations.
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(1) Any building containing both residential and nonresidential uses shall have a secured entrance for the residential uses.
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(2) No dwelling unit shall be permitted on the same floor level as a nonresidential use.
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B.Dwelling units in mixed use buildings in the Village Office District
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(1) Dwelling units shall'be permitted on the second floor only.
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(2) Dwelling units shall be limited to one unit per building.
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B. Dwelling units in mixed use buildings in the Village Business District.
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(1) Dwelling units shall be permitted on the second floor and higher only.
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(2) Dwelling units shall be permitted only in buildings in which the ground floor is devoted to retail sales or personal service uses
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§348-8.40. Townhouse dwellings
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A. Site requirements.
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(1) Open Space
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(a) The following standards shall apply to projects with more than 25 dwelling units:
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(1) Minimum common open space 250 square feet for each dwelling unit.
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(2) Required common open space shall be physically integrated into the design of the development as a unifying element such as a park playground or linear greenery trail Therefore no single open area measuring less than 5 000 square feet in area shall count toward the open space requirement. If the open space is developed as a park or playground it should be at the center of the development with the front facades of buildings facing the open space If developed as a greenway trail or natural corridor, the open space should be designed to link to other surrounding developments or to natural features such as stream corridors.
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[3] Common open space shall be conveyed to a homeowner's association nonprofit organization or the Township conditioned on the Township's acceptance of such open space.
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[4] Minimum private open space: 750 square feet for each unit. Such open space shall be designed to maximize privacy for each unit through the use of such design elements as walls and hedging.
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