The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutOrd_Zone Clarifications January 2026 clean copy 3.31.26Page 1 CITY OF R EX BU RG ORD INA N C E ZONE CLAR IFIC ATION S JA NU ARY 2026 N OW THE REFOR E, be it ordained by the C ouncil of the City of Rexburg, in the State of Idaho, as follow s: SECTION 1: A MEND MEN T “1.04.020 Amendments To This O rdinance” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 1.04.020 A mendments To This Ordinance The Council may, by ordinance, after receipt of recommendation from the Commission and subject to procedures provided by law, amend, supplement, change, or repeal the regulations, restrictions, and boundaries or classifications of property. Such amendments may include text amendments or map revisions. A.Initiation of Ordinance A mendments. Amendments to this O rdinance may be initiated in one of the follow ing w ays: 1.A pplication. (See subsection 1.04.010.) B y the filing of an application by a property ow ner or authorized agent w ith the area proposed to be changed by the amendment. The applicant shall provide the Zoning Administrator w ith the follow ing additional information: a.N arrative Statement. A statement on how the proposed amendment relates to the Comprehensive Plan, availability of public facilities, and compatibility w ith the surrounding area and zoning. b.A rea of Impact. In the event an application for rezoning received by the Commission requests a rezoning of any lands that lie w ithin one quarter (1/4) mile of any boundary of the Sugar City A rea of City Impact, the Commission shall provide the City of Sugar City w ritten notice of the application for rezoning. 2.By adoption of a motion by the C ommission 3.By adoption of a motion by the C ouncil B.Zoning Map R evisions. C omprehensive Plan A mendment. If the request for zoning amendment is not in accordance w ith the C omprehensive Plan, the Commission shall consider and the Council may adopt or reject an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan after notice and hearings as provided in Section 67-6509, Idaho Code. (See following summary table for allow able zoning in Comprehensive Plan areas.) Summary Table of A ppropriate L and Uses for each C omprehensive Plan Map D esignation: (A mended 6 Sept 2023 by R esolution 2023-12) C omprehensive Plan Designation A llow able Zoning District C Page 2 Industrial (LI) Light Industrial (H I) H eavy Industrial Commercial/Mixed U se (R BC) Regional Business C enter (C BC) Community Business Center (MU ) Mixed U se H igh Residential (H DR1) H igh - D ensity Residential 1 (H DR2) H igh - D ensity Residential 2 (MU ) Mixed U se Intermediate Residential (MD R 1) Medium D ensity R esidential 1 (MD R 2) Medium D ensity R esidential 2 Low Residential (R E) Residential Estate (TAG ) Transitional Agriculture (LDR1) Low Density R esidential 1 (LDR2) Low Density R esidential 2 (LDR3) Low De nsity Residential 3 O pen Spaces/U niversity (U D) University D istrict (O S) Open Space (PF) Public Facilities City C enter Form-Based (MST) Main Street Transect (C CT) City Center Transect (C T) Core Transect (RT) R esidential Transect C.C ommission C onsideration. In evaluating requests for amendments, the Commission shall consider, in addition to conformance with the Comprehensive Plan as required by Section 67-6511, Idaho code, the following: 1.The capacity of existing public streets, w ater and sewer facilities, storm drainage facilities, solid waste collection and disposal, and other utilities. 2.The capacity of existing public services, including but not limited to, public safety services, public emergency services, schools, parks and recreational services. 3.The potential for nuisances or health and safety hazards that may adversely affect adjoining properties. 4.Recent changes in land use on adjoining properties or in the neighborhood of the map revision. D.Other Material R ecommendations. Follow ing the hearing, if a material change in the ordinance is recommended, other than that published for the present hearing, Page 3 further notice and hearings shall be provided before the Commission forwards its recommendation to the C ouncil. SECTION 2: A MEND MEN T “3.01.020 Zoning Districts” of the R exburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 3.01.020 Zoning D istricts The City may be divided into the follow ing zoning districts, the boundaries and extent of w hich shall be show n on the official Rexburg Zoning Map by the C ity of Rexburg Staff: R esidential Zones (b) Residential Estate (RE) (c) Low D ensity Residential 1 (LDR1) (d) Low D ensity Residential 2 (LDR2) (e) Low D ensity Residential 3 (LD R 3) (f) Medium D ensity Residential 1 (MD R 1) (g) Medium D ensity R esidential 2 (MD R2) (h) H igh Density Residential 1 (HD R 1) (i) H igh D ensity R esidential 2 (HD R2) C ombined U se Zones (j) Mixed U se (MU) (k) Transitional A griculture (TA G) C ommercial D istrict Z ones (l) Community Business Center (CBC ) (m) Regional Business Center (RB C) Highw ay Business District Zones (n) Light Industrial D istrict (LI) (o) Heavy Industrial D istrict (H I) Other Zones (p) O pen Space (O S) (q) Public Facilities Zone (PF) (r) U niversity District (UD ) (t) Project Redevelopment O ption (PRO ) SECTION 3: A MEND MEN T “3.02.160 Sidewalks” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 3.02.160 Sidew alks A.In all zones, all buildings erected, established, or rebuilt shall be required to place sidew alks per the current City Engineering Standards. (See Appendix.B.) 1.Exempt in Transitional A griculture (TAG ) zones. B.Mixed Use. Sidew alks parallel to any city street w ithin a Mixed U se (MU) zone shall be a minimum of eight (8') feet w ide. C.Sidew alk Access. Projects located w ithin Medium D ensity Residential (MD R), High D ensity Residential (H D R) or Mixed Use (MU) zones are required to demonstrate Page 4 sidew alk access to the B YU -I campus and to the nearest Substantial Commercial Cluster (See definition in Chapter 2). D.Parking Lots. 1.Sidew alks. The sidewalk shall be no less than six (6') feet w ide where parked vehicles overhang the sidew alk. 2.D rainage. Parking lots shall provide adequate drainage w hich shall not run across or cover a public sidewalk. E.When a fence is placed adjacent to a public sidew alk in residential zones and no drivew ay access exists, a one (1') foot landscape strip shall be maintained between the standard sidew alk and the fence. 1.Exempt in Mixed U se (MU ) SECTION 4: A MEND MEN T “3.05.190 Sign Specifications B y Zone” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 3.05.190 Sign Specifications By Zone Type of Sign Sign A rea (Sq. Ft.) Max Height (Ft) A pplicabl e Zones Property Setback Illuminati on R estrictio ns Tempora ry For Sale, R ent or Lease 6 6 TA G , RE, LD R1, LD R2, LDR3 Outside Sight Triangle N ot A llow ed 1 per street frontage, limited to 60 days3210 MDR1, MDR2, H DR1, H DR2, MU , CBC, R BC, LI, HI Outside Sight Triangle N ot A llow ed Constructi on, Temporar y 32 8 TA G , RE, LD R1, LD R2, LDR3 Outside Sight Triangle N ot A llow ed Maximum area of 96 sq. ft., limited to MDR1, MDR2, H DR1, Page 5 32 12 H DR2, MU , CBC, R BC, LI, HI Outside Sight Triangle N ot A llow ed 60 days Wall Home O ccupatio n 2 Limited by Wall TA G , RE, LD R1, LD R2, LDR3 Must be parallel to w all N ot A llow ed 1 per street frontage Wall Signs 10-14% D ependin g on location from RO W Limited by Wall MDR1, MDR2, H DR1, H DR2, MU , CBC, R BC, LI, HI N/A A llow ed B lade signs require a minimum ground clearance of 11' Accessor y O n- Premise Included in area calculatio ns 24 (50 in interchang e areas shown above) MDR1, MDR2, H DR1, H DR2, MU , CBC, R BC, LI, HI Minimum of 1' (N o portion of the sign may overhang into the RO W) A llow ed N /A Private D irection al 6 3**All Zones Outside Sight Triangle A llow ed Any logo must be smaller than the directional info Pole Sign See C alculatio n Table 24 (50 in interchang e areas shown above) CBC, R BC, LI, HI Minimum of 1' (N o portion of the sign may overhang into the RO W) A llow ed May apply for a CU P for height greater than24'. See calculatio n table for distance requireme nts Page 6 Freestan ding PU D , Subdivisi on Identificat ion 64 8 TA G , RE, LD R1, LD R2, LD R3, MDR1, MDR2, H DR1, H DR2, MU Minimum of 1' (N o portion of the sign may overhang into the RO W) A llow ed Maximum area of 64 sq. ft. per sign Plaza Signs See C alculatio n Table 24 (50 in interchang e areas shown above) MU , CBC, RBC Minimum of 1' (N o portion of the sign may overhang into the RO W) A llow ed Sign space must be available for each tenant w ithin the plaza O ff Premise* ** N ot A llow ed N ot A llow ed N ot A llow ed Not Allowed N ot A llow ed N ot A llow ed **Maximum height dependent upon type of directional sign (i.e. entrance/exit signs are a maximum of three (3’) feet in height). ***Except grandfathered billboards. Page 7 SECTION 5: A MEND MEN T “3.08.010 Permitted U ses In Residential Zones” of the R exburg Development Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 3.08.010 Permitted Uses In Residential Zones Permitted Uses In Residential Zones U se Categ ories U ses R E LD R1 LD R2 LD R3 MDR 1 MDR 2 HD R 1 HDR 2 A CCE SSOR Y A ccess ory Livest ock P P P A ccess ory Swim ming Pool P P P P P P P P A ccess ory D welli ng U nit CU P CU P A ccess ory B uildi ng P P P P P P P P A ccess ory H ome B usine ss CU P CU P CU P CU P A ccess ory H ome O ccup ation P P P P P P P P Page 8 RENT AL, SHO R T- TERM , TR AN SIEN T LIV IN G Short- term R ental P*P*P*P*P P P P G RO U P LIV IN G WITH A SSIS TA NC E A ssiste d & R eside ntial C are Facilit y CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P P P G roup H ome (Disabl ed & Elderly )(8 and fewer residen ts) P P P P P P P P R eside ntial Facilit y for Elderly Person s (greate r than 8 residen ts) CU P CU P CUP CUP Sanitar iums, C onval escent & Rest H omes CUP CUP Page 9 RESI D EN T IA L Single- Family D welli ng D etach ed P P P P Single- Family D welli ng A ttach ed (except townh omes) P P Single- Family D welli ng A ttach ed (3 or more units) P P P P P Multi- Family D welli ng P P P P D ormit ory CU P CU P CUP CUP C ongr egate Living (Dormi tory Style H ousin g) CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP Manuf actured H ousin g C omm CU P Page 10 unities RECR EATI ON & ENTE RTAI NME NT A thleti c Fields CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP D og Parks CU P CU P CUP CUP G olf C ourse s CU P CU P CU P CU P Parks & Playgr ounds CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP R ecrea tion C enter s CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP SCH O O LS C omm ercial D aycar e C enter (13 or more childre n) CU P CU P CUP CUP D aycar e Facilit y (betw e en 7 and 12 childre n, 3 or more times a w eek) CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P Family H ome D aycar e (6 or Page 11 less childre n, 3 or more times a w eek) P**P**P**P**P P P P School s (Pre- K - 12) CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP ASSE MB LY - D ECE A SED C emet eries CU P CU P CU P CU P C hurc hes, Synag ogues, Templ es & Missio ns CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP TRAN SPOR TATIO N A utom obile Parkin g Lots & G arage s (Stand- alone) CU P CU P CUP CUP R ight of Way (comb o, electric transmi ssion, gas pipelin e, sew ag e, w ater pipelin e, P P P P P P P P Page 12 U TILI TIES & FU EL storm drain) Public Faciliti es P P P P P P P P U tilitie s (Rock y Mount ain Pow er, Interm ountai n Gas, etc.) CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP Water Storag e CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP *For Short-Term Rental restrictions, see subsection 4.00.025 **Permitted with Adm inistrative Approval SECTION 6: A MEND MEN T “3.08.020 Permitted U ses In Commercial Zones” of the R exburg Development Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 3.08.020 Permitted Uses In Commercial Zones Permitted Uses In Commercial Zones Use C ategorie s U ses MU C BC R B C LI HI A gricultur e Packaging CUP P A gricultur e Page 13 A G RIC U LTURA L Processin g CUP P A gricultur e Product & Input Sales CU P CU P P P Farm & Constructi on Vehicles, Equipmen t & Supplies CU P CU P P P A CCESS O RY A ccessory Building P P P P P A ccessory D welling U nit CUP CU P A ccessory H ome O ccupatio n P A ccessory Sw immin g Pool P RENTA L , SH ORT- TERM, TR AN SI EN T LIV ING Short-term Rental P H otels, Motels P P P CUP Campgrou nds, RV Campsites & Travel, Tiny H omes on Wheels CU P A ssisted & Residentia l C are Facility P Page 14 GRO UP LIV ING WITH A SSISTA NCE G roup H ome (D isabled & Elderly) (8 and fewer residents) P Residentia l Facility for Elderly Persons (greater than 8 residents) CU P CU P Sanitariu ms, Convalesc ent, & Rest H omes CU P CU P RESID E N TIA L Single- Family D welling A ttached (3 or more units) P Multi- Family D welling P D ormitory CU P Congregat e Living (D ormitor y Style H ousing) CU P A thletic Clubs, Body Building Studios, A erobic P P P CUP Page 15 RECREA TION & ENTERT A INMEN T Centers & G ymnasiu ms A museme nt Parks CU P CU P A thletic Fields CU P CU P Commerci al Pools CU P P P D og Parks CU P CU P D rive-In Movies CU P Event Center (D ancing, Conferenc es, Performan ces) CU P P P G o-Car, 4-Wheeler Tracks CU P CU P G olf D riving Ranges P Ice Skating (C ommerc ial) CU P P P Indoor A museme nt (Pool H alls, Bowling A lleys, Indoor G olf, etc.) CU P P P Museums and A rt G alleries, Cultural P P P Page 16 A ctivities Parks & Playgroun ds CU P P Recreatio n Centers P P P Riding Stables (A nimals are housed also) CU P Roller Skating CU P P P Spas P P P Sports Stadiums, A renas & Field H ouses CU P Theatres (A uditoriu ms, Performin g & Motion Pictures) CU P P P D aycare Facility (B etw een 7 and 12 children, 3 or more times a w eek) CUP CU P Commerci al D aycare Center (13 or more children) P P P P P Page 17 SCH OO L S Family H ome D aycare (6 or less children, 3 or more times a w eek) P P P Schools (Pre-K - 12) CU P P P Special Training (Fire, Police, etc.) CUP Technical Schools & Vocational Schools CU P CU P CU P CUP A SSEMB LY- D ECEA S ED Churches, Synagogu es, Temples, & Missions CU P CU P Funeral Parlor (Mortuary ) & Crematory P CU P A utomobi le Parking Impound Yards (Stand- alone) CU P P A utomobi le Parking Lots & G arages (Stand- alone) P P P P P Page 18 TR AN SP O RTATI O N A utomobi le Repair & Maintenan ce P P P A utomobi le Sales & Rental P**P P Bus G araging & Equipmen t Maintenan ce CU P P P Bus Passenger Terminals P P P Freight G araging & Maintenan ce P P Freight Terminals CU P P P H elipad CU P CU P CUP CU P Railroad Yards P P Truck & Bus Sales CU P P P P Truck & Trailer Rentals (no drivers) CU P CU P P P Truck Repair CU P P P A nimal G rooming CU P P P P Commerci CU P CUP Page 19 A N IMA L S al Kennels Veterinari an Services (Large A nimal w ith O utdoor Facilities) CU P CUP Veterinari an Services (Small A nimal Indoor O nly) CU P*P P P FO OD & DRINK Bakeries & D oughnut Shops P P P P Candy, N ut & Confectio nery P P P P Canning - Fruits, Vegetable s, Preserves, Jams, Specialty, etc. CUP P Eating Places (w ith a D rive Through) CU P P P Eating Places (w ithout a D rive Through) P P P Page 20 Food & K indred Products (Except meat packing, animal & marine fats & O ils) P P Food Lockers P P G rocery Stores CU P P P Liquor Stores P P Mobile Vending Court CU P CU P CU P CUP O FFICE- TYPE BU SIN E SS Banks & Credit U nions CU P P P Call Centers CU P P P Commerci al Printing P P P P Profession al Services O ffice (A ccounti ng, Financial, Insurance, Legal, Real Estate, etc.) P P P Scientific Research & Testing (Laborator CU P P P P Page 21 y) Wedding Chapels & Reception Centers P P CU P Welfare & Charitable Services P P P MED ICA L & EMERG ENCY A mbulanc e & Fire Services CU P CU P CU P CUP Behavior, D rug & A lcohol Treatment CU P CU P H ospitals, O peration s C enters, O ut- Patient Medical CU P CU P CU P Medical Laboratori es CU P P P P Pharmacy & Medical Supplies P P P Physicians & Dental O ffices P P P G OV ER NMENT G overnme ntal Services P P P Libraries P P P Police Protection & Related A ctivities O ffice P P P Postal Services P P Page 22 BUILD I NG & CO NSTR U CTION Building & Constructi on Supplies Retail (No Storage Yard) P P P P P Building & Constructi on Supplies Retail (w ith Storage Yard) CU P CU P P P Concrete Mix Plant; A sphalt H ot Plant CU P STO RA G E H ousehol d Good Storage CU P CU P P Refrigerat ed Warehousi ng CU P P P Warehousi ng & Storage Industrial Services CUP P A ntiques P P P A uction H ouses CU P CU P A uction yard CUP P Beauty & Barber Shops &P P P Page 23 Supplies Profession al, Scientific & Controllin g Instrument s, & Supplies CU P P P P Equipmen t R ental & Leasing (Including O utside Storage) CU P CU P P Equipmen t R ental (Indoor O nly) P P P P Lawn & G arden Supplies (N ursery stock, Equipmen t, Tools, G reenhou se, Yard A rt, etc.) CU P P P P G as, Bottled (LP Exchange & Refill) P P P G asoline Service Stations CU P P P P CU P G eneral Merchand ise (D epartme P P P Page 24 SH O PPI N G nt, D iscount, Variety, etc.) H ardw are P P P P H orticultu re & Plant N urseries P P P Janitorial Supplies CU P P P P P Locksmith s & K ey Shops P P P Machiner y Retail (R obotics, Machine Tools, Manufact uring Equipmen t, etc.) CU P CU P P P Manufact uring of A pparel & A ccessori es (except leather tanning & finishing) P P Musical Instrument s P P P Pawn Shops (N o O utside Storage) CU P Petroleum & LP Bulk CU P CU P CUP P Page 25 Stations & Terminals Recreatio nal Vehicles, Parts & A ccessori es CU P P P P Shopping Centers CU P P P Thrift Store & Second- H and Merchand ise (N o O utside Storage) CU P P CU P MIN OR A SSEMB LY & O TH ER INN OCU O US MAN U F A C TU RI N G G unsmith P P P Industrial Laundry CUP P D ry Cleaning CU P P P Laundry, Pressing, A lteration & G arment Repair P P P Minor Manufact uring & A ssembly (Small Item) CU P P Photograp hic Studio, Supplies & Equipmen P P P Page 26 t Pottery & Related Products CU P P Repair Services CU P P CU P P P Bottling & Canning, Soft D rinks & Carbonate d Water P P Explosive s CU P Fire A rms & A mmuniti on CUP CU P Fire Works CU P G lass, Flat, Pressed CUP P Industrial Inorganic Chemicals (includes air separation ) CU P Foundries (R efining & Extruding of Metals) CU P Junk D ealers, Salvage O peration s, Waste Material CU P Page 27 HEAVY MAN U F A C TU RI NG & RECY C L ING & Scrap Leather Tanning & Finishing P Matches P Metal Working Machiner y & Equipmen t (tool & dye shops, machine shops) CU P P Miscellan eous Fabricated Rubber Products CUP P N on-clay Refractori es P N uclear Energy CU P Paper & A llied Products (Except Pulp) P Plastic Materials, Synthetic Resins & N on- vulcaniza ble Elastomer s CUP CU P Printing Ink P P Page 28 Recycle Center CU P Textile Mill Products (no tire cord & fabric) P P Tire Cord & Fabric P U TILITI ES & FUEL Electric G eneratio n Plants (conventio nal fuel including hydroelect ric, solar, etc.) CU P Refuse D isposal CUP CU P Right of Way (combo, electric transmissi on, gas pipeline, sewage, w ater pipeline, storm drain) P P P P P Public Facilities P P P P P Spreading G rounds (for percolatin g water into undergrou CU P CU P CUP Page 29 nd) Storage Yards (U tility) P P U tilities (R ocky Mountain Power, Intermoun tain G as, etc.) CU P CU P CU P CUP CU P Waste Water Treatment Plants, Sludge D rying Beds, etc. CUP CU P Water Storage CU P CU P CU P CUP CU P Water Treatment Plants (Purificati on) CU P * See conditions in 5.01.020 Mixed Use Permitted U ses **See conditions in 6.01.020 Comm ercial Business Center Permitted U ses SECTION 7: A MEND MEN T “4.00.025 Rentals” of the R exburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.00.025 R entals A.R esidential R ental Properties. All residential rental properties within the City in excess of one rental unit per parcel shall obtain an annual B usiness Registration. 1.R egistration and Life Safety Inspection Required. A City Registration, Life Safety Inspection and Code compliance is required and all application requirements must be met. Page 30 2.A ll Residential Rentals, Apartment H ouses or Apartments shall fill out a Business Registration application. 3.A ll applicants applying for registration shall pay the annual fee per the adopted City of Rexburg Fee Schedule irrespective of the point in the year at w hich the registration is sought. 4.A registration shall be obtained for each individually identifiable location, irrespective of ownership. 5.Whenever a Residential Rental, A partment H ouse or A partment changes ow nership, the new ow ner shall report such change to the C ity Clerk so that the registration may be transferred. 6.Registration shall not be construed to grant permission to carry on or conduct any unlaw ful business, or to operate any R esidential Rental, A partment House or Apartment in an unlaw ful manner, or to grant immunity to any entity from law ful regulation and control, or to authorize the violation of any zoning ordinance, regulation or restriction. 7.Congregate Living (Dormitory Style Housing) (See section 3.8 Perm itted U ses) B.Short-Term R entals (including Boarding H ouses and Bed and Breakfast Inns). 1.A pplication R equired. 2.R egistration and Life Safety Inspection Required. A City Registration, Life Safety Inspection and Code compliance is required and all application requirements must be met. a.Parking R equirements. Tw o (2) parking spaces are required for the house and one (1) additional space is required for each rented room. b.In TAG , RE, LD R1, LD R2, and LD R 3 zones, the ow ner or a manager must live onsite. c.In all other zones, the ow ner, a manager, or the ow ner's agent must be available in Madison County, Idaho. d.Other Requirements.(see Residential Building, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Fire Requirem ents by contacting the Rexburg Building D epartment or visiting the City's website). 3.Fees. Short-term Rental fees as per the adopted City of Rexburg Fee Schedule. 4.Violations. Three (3) violations of City O rdinances w ill trigger revocation of Rental Registration. C.A ccessory Dw elling U nits (AD Us). 1.A pplication Required. 2.Life Safety Inspection Required. Life Safety Inspection and C ode compliance is required and all application requirements must be met. 3.A ccessory Dw elling Units (A DU s): a.Shall adhere to all rental regulations outlined above in this section as w ell as Idaho Code § 55-3212. b.Require ongoing ow ner occupancy of either the primary residence or the AD U. c.Shall be limited to one (1) A D U per single-family dwelling. Page 31 d.Shall meet the zone requirements including but not limited to setbacks and lot coverage. e.May be part of existing structure or as a detached structure. (1)Recreational vehicles, tiny homes, or other similar structures on wheels are not permitted as an accessory dw elling unit. f.Shall meet all building code requirements for an accessory dwelling unit. g.Shall contain no more than 2 bedrooms. h.Shall have two (2) parking spaces provided on site, in addition to the primary residence’s two (2) required parking spaces. SECTION 8: A MEND MEN T “4.00.040 Home O ccupation” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.00.040 H ome O ccupation In order to provide for home occupations that are secondary to the use of the premises as a residence and are compatible w ith the quiet, peaceful nature of a residential neighborhood, no home occupation shall be permitted without the prior issuance of a Conditional U se Permit or H ome Occupation Permit or license as required by the type of home occupation desired. Any business must be registered with the State of Idaho to obtain an EIN number and the City of Rexburg. A.Process R equirements 1.Submit Application 2.Payment of a permit fee 3.Regulation Compliance 4.CU P Process (If needed) 5.Permit Issued B.Standard Regulations. All Home O ccupations and Businesses, w hether permitted or conditional, must adhere to the follow ing standard regulations. 1.A ccessory Uses. In all residential zones, home occupations in compliance w ith the follow ing regulations are permitted as accessory uses. 2.A ppearance. There shall be no change in the outside appearance of the dw elling or premises or any visible evidence of the conduct of a home occupation. 3.Boss. The home occupation shall be conducted by the applicant, w ho shall reside on the premises. 4.D isplay. There shall be no display of products visible in any manner from the outside of the dwelling. Page 32 5.Impact. The home occupation shall not constitute a significant impact on neighborhoods. 6.In Dw elling or Accessory. A home occupation shall be conducted entirely w ithin the dwelling or an accessory structure. 7.Interference. N o equipment or process shall be used w hich creates visual or audible electrical interference in any radio or television receiver off the premises or causes fluctuations in line voltage off the premises. 8.N uisance. No equipment or process shall be used in a home occupation w hich creates noise, glare, vibration, or fumes, or odor detectable to the normal senses off the property. 9.Outside Storage. There shall be no storage of equipment, vehicles, or supplies associated with the home occupation outside the dwelling. 10.Public Utilities. N o home occupation shall cause an increase in the use of any one or more public utilities (w ater, sew er, and garbage collection) so that the combined total use for dwelling and home occupation purposes exceeds the average for residences in the neighborhood. 11.Signs. There shall be no visible evidence of the conduct of the home occupation other than one (1) non-illuminating sign not to exceed tw o (2) square feet in area mounted flat against the dw elling. 12.Traffic. The use shall not create greater pedestrian or vehicular traffic than normal for the neighborhood. C.Permitted Uses. Examples of home occupations permitted under this section shall include but not be limited to: Permitted Uses Examples Beauty Salon Computer programming Childcare may have up to six (6) children at any one time. (The care of additional children shall constitute a H ome Business or C om mercial D aycare Center.) H ome cooking, baking and preserving H ome crafts w ithout on premise sales Individual tutoring Painting Piano or Music training Sculpturing Secretarial service Sewing and tailoring Telephone solicitation w ork and answ ering services Writing O ther uses as approved by the Planning and Zoning A dministrator or designee. D.Permitted Use Regulations. A home occupation, which meets the standard regulations and the following conditions shall be issued a permit by the City Clerk, upon application and payment of a permit fee, provided that the home occupation is conducted by the applicant: 1.A dvertising. N o commercial telephone directory listing, newspaper, radio, or television service shall be used to advertise the location of a home occupation Page 33 to the general public. 2.A rea. A home occupation shall be conducted entirely w ithin a dwelling and shall not occupy more than twenty (20%) percent of the floor area of the residence. 3.D elivery Services. The home occupation shall not involve the use of commercial vehicles for delivery of materials to or from the premises other than vans regularly involved in commercial delivery such as U nited Parcel Service, Federal Express, or the U nited States Postal Service greater than that of a standard residential home. The applicant may use his/her personal vehicle, provided it does not exceed three quarter (3/4) ton, for deliveries. 4.Employees. N o one other than members of the immediate family residing in the home shall be employed in the conduct of a home occupation. 5.Instruction. If the home occupation is the type in which classes are held or instruction is given to more than one (1) person at a time, there shall be no more than six (6) students or pupils in the dw elling unit or on the premises at any one time. N o more than (2) two sessions shall be held daily. The home must be ow ner/leasee occupied. 6.Motors. N o motor pow er other than electrically operated motors shall be used in connection w ith a home occupation. H ome occupations shall not involve the use of electric motors of more than three (3) h.p. 7.Parking. The use shall not require additional off-street parking spaces for clients or customers of the home occupation. E.C onditional U ses. A home occupation w hich does not comply with the Permitted U ses above may be permitted in all residential zones only if a conditional use permit is secured. Such home occupations shall comply with standard regulations and the follow ing regulations: 1.A rea. More than the equivalent of tw enty-five (25%) percent of the floor area of the residence shall not be associated w ith the home occupation. 2.D elivery. The home occupation shall not involve the use of commercial vehicles w ith more than six (6) w heels for delivery of materials to or from the premises. Such deliveries w ould exceed the normal delivery to a residential home. Deliveries shall be limited to five (5) deliveries per (1) w eek. 3.Employees. N o one other than the residents of the dw elling shall be employed in the conduct of the home occupation. 4.Hours. No home occupation shall be conducted betw een the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. 5.Parking. The use shall not require more than two (2) additional off-street parking spaces for clients or customers of the home occupation. Such off- street parking shall not be provided in the front yard unless on a pad existing prior to commencement of the home occupation. 6.Sales. Unless permitted under the conditional use review process, there shall be no sales of products or services not produced on the premises. F.Violation of Standards. If a home occupation permittee violates any of the above standards as applicable, the home occupation permit may be revoked upon w ritten notice to the applicant, and the conduct of the home occupation shall cease. Page 34 G.A ppeal. To contest a revocation, the applicant shall appeal to the Planning and Zoning Commission w ithin fifteen (15) days of the date of the written notice. H.Home Business R equirements. Home businesses are required to have a Conditional U se Permit and Business License. H ome businesses must meet all the requirements of the previous H ome Occupations subsection w ith the follow ing exceptions: 1.A ll H ome B usiness applications require a Conditional Use Permit (C UP). 2.H ome businesses are allowed only in the following zones: Transitional A griculture (TA G) , and Residential Estate (RE), Low Density Residential 1 (LDR1), Low D ensity R esidential 2 (LD R 2) and Low Density Residential 3 (LDR3). 3.A home business may be allowed in up to tw enty-five (25%) percent of the primary residence or one-hundred (100%) percent of an accessory structure. 4.U p to four (4) non-related employees may be allow ed. 5.Childcare may have up to tw elve (12) children. (The care of additional children shall constitute a Comm ercial D aycare Center.) 6.The home must be owner/leasee occupied. SECTION 9: A MEND MEN T “4.1 R URAL RESID ENTIAL 1 (RR1)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.1 RURA L RESIDEN TIA L 1 (RR1) (R emoved) SECTION 10: A ME ND MENT “4.01.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.01.010 Purposes And Objectives SECTION 11: A ME ND MENT “4.01.020 Permitted U ses” of the R exburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T Page 35 4.01.020 Permitted Uses SECTION 12: A ME ND MENT “4.01.070 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 4.01.070 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity SECTION 13: A ME ND MENT “4.01.120 Referenced Sections” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.01.120 R eferenced Sections SECTION 14: A ME ND MENT “4.2 RU RA L RESID EN TIA L 2 (R R2)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.2 RESID EN TIA L ESTATE (R E) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Low Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) Page 36 SECTION 15: A ME ND MENT “4.02.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.02.010 Purposes And Objectives The RE Zone is established for detached single-family dw ellings on larger lots w ith an atmosphere of large landscaped law ns, low building heights, ample setbacks and side yards. SECTION 16: A ME ND MENT “4.02.070 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 4.02.070 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity The follow ing requirements apply to any lot or parcel of land in the RE zone: A.Maximum Density. The density shall not exceed one (2) dwelling units per one (1) acre. B.Lot A rea. The minimum lot area allowed is one-half (½) acre. C.Lot D imensions. 1.Width. The minimum lot w idth allow ed is one-hundred tw enty (120’) feet. 2.D epth. The minimum lot depth allow ed is one-hundred forty (140’) feet. 3.Frontage. Each lot shall abut a public street for a minimum distance of thirty- five (35’) feet. D.Permissible Lot C overage. 1.Building C overage. A ll buildings, including accessory buildings and structures and impervious surfaces, shall not cover more than seventy (70%) percent of the area of the lot. a.Impervious Surface. O n any lot, concrete or asphaltic cement shall not cover more than forty (40%) percent of a front yard, fifty (50%) percent of a rear yard, and one hundred (100%) percent of one (1) side yard. 2.Landscaping. At least thirty (30%) percent of the area of any lot shall be maintained in landscaping. E.Setback R equirements 1.Front Setback. The minimum front yard setback is tw enty-five (25’) feet from right-of-w ay. Page 37 2.R ear Setback. The minimum depth of a rear yard setback is tw enty-five (25’) feet. 3.Side Setback. The minimum side yard setback is six (6’) feet. 4.Projections. a.Side Yard Projections. No projection is allow ed w ithin a side yard setback. b.Box, Bow or Bay Window s. Box, Bow or Bay Windows, that are not wider than eight (8’) feet, may project up to one (1’) foot in a front setback and up to tw o (2’) feet in a rear setback but shall not project into a side yard. F.Building Height. 1.The maximum height of any building or structure is thirty (30') feet, measured at the top of the building's horizontal wall. G.A ccessory Buildings. (See subsection 3.02.060.) SECTION 17: A ME ND MENT “4.3 LO W D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 1 (LDR1)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.3 LO W DEN SITY RESIDEN TIA L 1 (LD R1) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Low Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See section 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) SECTION 18: A ME ND MENT “4.03.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.03.010 Purposes And Objectives The LDR1 zone is established for detached single-family dwellings on larger lots w ith an atmosphere of large, landscaped law ns, low building heights, ample setbacks and side yards. Page 38 SECTION 19: A ME ND MENT “4.4 LO W D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 2 (LDR2)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.4 LO W DEN SITY RESIDEN TIA L 2 (LD R2) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Low Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) SECTION 20: A ME ND MENT “4.04.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.04.010 Purposes And Objectives The LDR2 zone is established for detached single-family dwellings and attached single-family dwellings with a limit of tw o units on medium-sized lots w ith an atmosphere of landscaped lawns and low building heights. SECTION 21: A ME ND MENT “4.5 LO W D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 3 (LDR3)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.5 LO W DEN SITY RESIDEN TIA L 3 (LD R3) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Low Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) SECTION 22: A ME ND MENT “4.05.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: Page 39 A M E N D M E N T 4.05.010 Purposes And Objectives The LDR3 zone is established for detached and attached single-family dwellings on smaller lots w ith an atmosphere of landscaped lawns and low building heights. SECTION 23: A ME ND MENT “4.05.020 Permitted U ses” of the R exburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.05.020 Permitted Uses Permitted Principal U ses. (See subsection 3.08.010) Permitted Accessory U ses. (See subsections 3.02.060., 4.00.020.) Accessory uses and structures are permitted provided they are incidental to, and do not substantially alter the character of, the permitted principal use or structure. A.A nimals. 1.H ousehold pets are allow ed. SECTION 24: A ME ND MENT “4.05.060 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 4.05.060 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity The follow ing requirements apply to any lot of parcel of land in the LD R3 zone. A.Maximum Density. The density shall not exceed ten (10) dwelling units per one (1) acre. 1.Consolidation of density may be achieved through an approved Planned Unit D evelopment or designated open-space areas. B.Lot A rea. The minimum lot area allowed is four thousand three hundred fifty six (4,356 sq. ft.) square feet. C.Lot D imensions. 1.Width. The minimum lot w idth allow ed is sixty (60') feet. 2.D epth. The minimum lot depth allow ed is sixty (60') feet. 3.Frontage. Each lot shall abut a public street for a minimum distance of twenty-four (24') feet. D.Permissible Lot C overage. Page 40 1.Building C overage. A ll buildings, including accessory buildings or structures and impervious surfaces, shall not cover more than eighty (80%) percent of the area of the lot. a.Impervious Surface. Concrete or asphaltic cement shall not cover more than fifty (50%) percent of a front yard, fifty (50%) percent of a rear yard, and one- hundred (100%) of one (1) side yard. 2.Landscaping. At least twenty (20%) percent of the area of the lot shall be maintained in landscaping. E.Setback R equirements. 1.Front Setback. The minimum front yard setback is tw enty-five (25') feet from right- of-way. a.Exception. When the street upon which the parcel fronts has a landscape strip of at least seven (7’) feet, the front yard setback may be reduced to tw enty (20’) feet from right-of-w ay. b.Exception. If all parking spaces are located behind the building, the front yard setback may be reduced to fifteen (15') feet. 2.R ear Setback. The minimum rear yard setback is twenty (20') feet. 3.Side Setback. The minimum side yard setback is six (6') feet. 4.Projections. a.Side Yard Projections. No projection is allow ed in a side yard setback. b.Box, Bow or Bay Window s. Box, Bow or Bay Windows, that are not w ider than eight (8’) feet, may project up to one (1’) foot in a front setback and up to tw o (2’) feet in a rear setback but shall not project into a side yard. F.Building Height. 1.The maximum height of any building or structure is thirty (30') feet, measured at the top of the building's horizontal w all. G.A ccessory Buildings.(See subsection 3.02.060.) SECTION 25: A ME ND MENT “4.6 MEDIU M D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 1 (MD R1)” of the R exburg Development Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.6 MED IUM DEN SITY R ESIDEN TIA L 1 (MD R1) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Intermediate Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) Page 41 SECTION 26: A ME ND MENT “4.06.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.06.010 Purposes And Objectives The MDR1 zone is established for attached single-family dwellings (three (3) or more) and multi-family housing in areas designed to support moderately increased densities. SECTION 27: A ME ND MENT “4.06.060 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 4.06.060 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity The follow ing requirements apply to any lot or parcel of land in the MD R 1 zone: A.Maximum Density. The density shall not exceed sixteen (16) dwelling units per one (1) acre. 1.Consolidation of density may be achieved through an approved Planned Unit D evelopment or designated open-space areas. B.Lot D imensions. 1.Width. The minimum lot w idth allow ed allow ed is sixty (60') feet. 2.D epth. The minimum lot depth is sixty (60') feet. 3.Frontage. Each lot shall abut a public street for a minimum distance of twenty-four (24') feet. C.Permissible Lot C overage. 1.Building C overage. A ll buildings, including accessory buildings or structures and impervious surfaces, shall not cover more than eighty (80%) percent of the area of the lot. a.Impervious Surface. Concrete or asphaltic cement shall not cover more than fifty (50%) percent of a front yard, fifty (50%) percent of a rear yard, and one hundred (100%) percent of one (1) side yard. 2.Landscaping. At least twenty (20%) percent of the area of any lot shall be maintained in landscaping. D.Setback R equirements. 1.Front Setback. The minimum front yard setback is tw enty-five (25’) feet from right- of-way. a.Exception. When the street upon which the parcel fronts has a landscape strip of at least seven (7’) feet, the front yard setback may be reduced to tw enty (20’) feet from right-of-w ay. b.Exception. If all parking spaces are located behind the building, the front yard Page 42 setback may be reduced to fifteen (15') feet. 2.R ear Setback. The minimum rear yard setback is twenty (20') feet. 3.Side Setback. The minimum side yard setback is six (6') feet or six (6") inches per one (1') foot of building height, w hichever is greater. 4.Building Height. a.The maximum height of any building or structure shall be forty (40') feet, measured at the top of the building's horizontal wall. b.A ccessory Buildings. (See subsection 3.02.070) SECTION 28: A ME ND MENT “4.7 MEDIU M D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 2 (MD R2)” of the R exburg Development Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.7 MED IUM DEN SITY R ESIDEN TIA L 2 (MD R2) Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Intermediate Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) SECTION 29: A ME ND MENT “4.07.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.07.010 Purposes And Objectives The MDR2 zone is established for three (3) or more attached single-family dwellings and multi-family housing designed to support moderately increased densities. SECTION 30: A ME ND MENT “4.07.060 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 4.07.060 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity Page 43 The follow ing requirements apply to any lot or parcel of land in the MD R2 zone: A.Maximum Density. The maximum density is twenty (20) dwelling units per one (1) acre. 1.Consolidation of density may be achieved through an approved Planned Unit D evelopment or designated open-space areas. B.Lot D imensions. 1.Width. The minimum lot w idth allow ed is sixty (60’) feet. 2.D epth. The minimum lot depth allow ed is sixty (60’) feet. 3.Frontage. Each lot shall abut a public street for a minimum distance of tw enty-four (24’) feet. 4.Permissible Lot C overage. a.Building C overage. All buildings, including accessory buildings or structures and impervious surfaces, shall not cover more than eighty (80%) percent of the area of the lot. (1)Impervious Surface. Concrete or asphaltic cement shall not cover more than fifty (50%) percent of a front yard, fifty (50%) percent of a rear yard, and one hundred (100%) percent of one (1) side yard. b.Landscaping. A t least tw enty (20%) percent of the area of the lot shall be maintained in landscaping. C.Setback R equirements. 1.Front Setback. The minimum front yard setback is tw enty-five (25’) feet from right-of-w ay. a.Front Yard Reduced Setback. When the street upon which the parcel fronts has a landscape strip of at least seven (7’) feet, the front yard setback may be reduced to tw enty (20’) feet from right-of-w ay. b.R educed Setback for Parking. If all parking spaces are located behind the building, the front yard setback may be reduced to fifteen (15') feet. 2.R ear Setback. The minimum rear yard setback is twenty (20’) feet. 3.Side Setback. The minimum side yard setback is six (6') feet or six (6") inches per one (1') foot of building height, whichever is greater. a.Side Yard Reduced Setback. A setback of ten (10’) feet shall be allowed w ithin side yards that abut other MDR zones, H D R zones, Commercial zones, or Mixed-Use zones, regardless of building height. D.Building Height. The maximum height of any building or structure shall be forty (40') feet, measured at the top of the building's horizontal w all. E.A ccessory Buildings. (See subsection 3.02.060.) SECTION 31: A ME ND MENT “4.8 HIG H D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 1 (H DR1)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: Page 44 A M E N D M E N T 4.8 H IGH DENSITY R ESIDEN TIA L 1 (H D R1) The Comprehensive Plan designation is H igh Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0.) SECTION 32: A ME ND MENT “4.08.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.08.010 Purposes And Objectives The H DR1 zone is established for three (3) or more attached single-family dwellings, multi- family housing and dormitory housing in areas designed to support higher densities. . SECTION 33: A ME ND MENT “4.9 HIG H D EN SITY RESID EN TIA L 2 (H DR2)” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.9 H IGH DENSITY R ESIDEN TIA L 2 (H D R2) The Comprehensive Plan designation is H igh Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (See sections 3.1-3.7.) A ll Residential Standards apply. (See section 4.0) SECTION 34: A ME ND MENT “4.09.010 Purposes A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 4.09.010 Purposes And Objectives The H DR2 Zone is established for three (3) or more attached single-family dwellings, multi- Page 45 family housing and dormitory housing in areas designed to support higher densities. SECTION 35: A ME ND MENT “5.02.000 Standards For Transitional A griculture Zone” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 5.02.000 Standards For Transitional Agriculture Zone Comprehensive Plan D esignation is Low Residential. A ll Zoning Standards apply. (S ee sectio n s 3.1 -3.7 .) SECTION 36: A ME ND MENT “5.02.070 Lot Configuration A nd Density” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 5.02.070 Lot C onfiguration And D ensity The follow ing requirements apply to any lot or parcel of land in the TA G zone. 1.Maximum Density. The density shall not exceed one (1) single-family dwelling unit per five (5) acres. 2.Lot A rea. The minimum lot area allowed is five (5) acres. a.Exception. Clustering housing of one (1) single-family unit per acre with four (4) acres set aside for each unit of property is allow ed. (Example: a forty (40) acre parcel would allow eight (8) one (1) acre lots with homes and the remaining thirty-tw o (32) acres w ould be restricted from building until rezoned.) 3.Lot D imensions. a.Width. The minimum lot w idth allow ed is one-hundred fifty (150') feet. b.D epth. The minimum lot depth allow ed is one-hundred fifty (150') feet. c.Frontage. Each lot shall abut a public street for a minimum distance of thirty- five (35') feet. 4.Permissible Lot C overage. a.Building C overage. A ll buildings, including accessory buildings or structures and impervious surfaces, shall not cover more than thirty (30%) percent of the area of the lot. (1)Impervious Surface. Concrete or asphaltic cement shall not cover more than forty (40%) percent of a front yard, fifty (50%) percent of a rear yard, and one hundred (100%) percent of one (1) side yard. b.Landscaping. At least seventy (70%) percent of the area of the lot shall be Page 46 maintained in landscaping. 5.Setback R equirements a.Front Setback. The minimum front yard setback is fifty (50') feet from right- of-way. b.R ear Setback. The minimum rear yard setback is forty (40') feet. c.Side Setback. The minimum side yard setback is ten (10') feet. 6.Building Height. The maximum height of any building or structure is thirty (30') feet, measured at the top of the building's horizontal w all. 7.A ccessory Buildings.(See subsection 3.02.060.) a.A griculture Buildings. By State Law, agricultural buildings, as defined by the State of Idaho, are exempt from Building C odes. SECTION 37: A ME ND MENT “8.4 RESID ENTIAL BU SIN ESS D ISTRICT (RBD )” of the R exburg Development Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.4 RESID EN TIA L BU SIN ESS D ISTR ICT (RB D) SECTION 38: A ME ND MENT “8.04.010 Purpose A nd O bjectives” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.010 Purpose A nd Objectives SECTION 39: A ME ND MENT “8.04.020 Permitted U ses” of the R exburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.020 Permitted Uses Page 47 SECTION 40: A ME ND MENT “8.04.030 Single Ow nership A nd Control” of the Rexburg Development Code is hereby am ended as follows: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.030 Single O w nership And Control SECTION 41: A ME ND MENT “8.04.040 Lot A rea” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.040 Lot A rea SECTION 42: A ME ND MENT “8.04.050 Lot Width” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.050 Lot Width SECTION 43: A ME ND MENT “8.04.060 Lot D epth” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.060 Lot D epth SECTION 44: A ME ND MENT “8.04.070 Lot Frontage” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: Page 48 A M E N D M E N T 8.04.070 Lot Frontage SECTION 45: A ME ND MENT “8.04.080 Yard R equirement” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.080 Yard Requirement SECTION 46: A ME ND MENT “8.04.090 Building H eight” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.090 B uilding Height SECTION 47: A ME ND MENT “8.04.100 Permissible Lot Coverage” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.100 Permissible Lot Coverage SECTION 48: A ME ND MENT “8.04.110 Permissible Building Footprint” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.110 Permissible Building Footprint Page 49 SECTION 49: A ME ND MENT “8.04.120 Parking, Loading A nd A ccess” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.120 Parking, Loading And Access SECTION 50: A ME ND MENT “8.04.130 Project Plan A pproval” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.130 Project Plan A pproval SECTION 51: A ME ND MENT “8.04.140 Reversion Of Zoning” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.140 R eversion O f Zoning SECTION 52: A ME ND MENT “8.04.150 O ther Requirements” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.150 O ther Requirements SECTION 53: A ME ND MENT “8.04.160 Lighting Standards” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.160 Lighting Standards Page 50 SECTION 54: A ME ND MENT “8.04.170 Referenced Sections” of the Rexburg D evelopment Code is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 8.04.170 R eferenced Sections SECTION 55: A ME ND MENT “9.02.050 A pplicability O f Rexburg D evelopment C ode In A rea Of Impact” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby amended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T 9.02.050 A pplicability Of Rexburg D evelopment Code In Area O f Impact A ny zones, w hich are located w ithin the area of city impact, shall be subject to all provisions of the Rexburg Development Code and any amendments thereto. A.The follow ing provisions shall apply to TAG zones: 1.D escription of Land and Livestock. Any landow ner having livestock upon lands located w ithin the area of city impact may, prior to February 15, 1995, provide to the Planning and Zoning C ommission a description of the land together w ith a description of the livestock on said lands, w hich shall include the number of livestock as w ell as the type of livestock located on said lands. a.Historic Herd Size. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall review the descriptions as submitted by a land ow ner, and together w ith the land ow ner determine a historic herd size for the parcel of land described. The record of historic herd size shall be kept by the City Clerk and shall be preserved for the purpose of determining existing land use on said lands as of February 15, 1995. 2.D iscontinued U se. In the event a landow ner shall discontinue the use and maintenance of livestock on lands described and provided to the Planning and Zoning Commission for a period of five (5) consecutive years, w hen such use shall not be reestablished, the uses of the premises thereafter shall be in conformity with the regulations of the zone district in w hich the land is situated; provided, that the use and maintenance of a lesser number of the same general type of livestock on the described lands shall be deemed to conform to the historic herd size as recorded w ith the City C lerk and will allow the continued recognition of the historic herd size as the current existing land use. 3.Expansion or E nlargement of Herd. The expansion or enlargement of a Page 51 livestock herd shall be allow ed only by the granting of a conditional use permit, zone change or variance, as provided by this ordinance and depending upon the particular circumstances and facts involved. SECTION 56: A ME ND MENT “Residential Zones” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T Residential Zones U se C ateg ories U ses R E LD R1 LD R2 LD R3 MDR 1 MDR 2 HD R 1 HDR 2 A CCE SSO R Y A ccess ory Livest ock P P P P A ccess ory Swim ming Pool P P P P P P P P A ccess ory D welli ng U nit CU P CU P A ccess ory B uildi ng P P P P P P P P A ccess ory H ome B usine ss CU P CU P CU P CU P A ccess ory H ome P P P P P P P P Page 52 O ccup ation R EN T A L, SHO R T- TERM , TRA N SIEN T LIV IN G Short- term R ental P P P P P P P P G RO U P LIV IN G WITH A SSIS TAN C E A ssiste d & R eside ntial C are Facilit y CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P P P G roup H ome (Disabl ed & Elderly )(8 and fewer residen ts) P P P P P P P P R eside ntial Facilit y for Elderly Person s (greate r than 8 residen ts) CU P CU P CUP CUP Sanitar iums, C onval escent CUP CUP Page 53 & Rest H omes R ESI D EN T IAL Single- Family D welli ng D etach ed P P P P Single- Family D welli ng A ttach ed (except townh omes) P P Single- Family D welli ng A ttach ed (3 or more units) P P P P P Multi- Family D welli ng P P P P D ormit ory CU P CU P CUP CUP Manuf actured H ousin g C omm unities CU P A thleti c Fields CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP D og CU P CU P CUP CUP Page 54 R ECR EATI O N & ENTE RTA I N ME N T Parks G olf C ourse s CU P CU P CU P CU P Parks & Playgr ounds CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP R ecrea tion C enter s CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP SCH O O LS D ay C are C enter s (7 or more childre n, 3 or more times a w eek) CU P CU P CU P CU P P P P P N urser y School s (6 or less childre n, 3 or more times a w eek) CU P CU P CU P CU P P P P P School s (Pre- K - 12) CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP A SSE MBLY - D ECE C emet eries CU P CU P CU P CU P C hurc hes, Synag ogues, Page 55 A SED Templ es & Missio ns CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP TRA N SPO R TATIO N A utom obile Parkin g Lots & G arage s (Stand- alone) CU P CU P CUP CUP U TILI TIES & FUEL R ight of Way (comb o, electric transmi ssion, gas pipelin e, sew ag e, w ater pipelin e, storm drain) P P P P P P P P Public Faciliti es P P P P P P P P U tilitie s (Rock y Mount ain Pow er, Interm ountai n Gas, CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP Page 56 etc.) Water Storag e CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CU P CUP CUP SECTION 57: A ME ND MENT “Commercial Zones” of the Rexburg D evelopment C ode is hereby am ended as follow s: A M E N D M E N T Commercial Zones U se C ategorie s U ses MU C BC R B C LI HI A GRICU LTU R A L A gricultur e Packaging CUP P A gricultur e Processin g CUP P A gricultur e Product & Input Sales CU P CU P P P Farm & Constructi on Vehicles, Equipmen t & Supplies CU P CU P P P A ccessory Building P P P P P A ccessory D welling U nit CUP CU P Page 57 A CCESS O RY A ccessory H ome O ccupatio n P A ccessory Sw immin g Pool P R EN TA L , SH O RT- TERM, TRA NSI ENT LIV ING Short-term Rental P H otels, Motels P P P CUP Campgrou nds, RV Campsites & Travel CU P G RO UP LIV ING WITH A SSISTA N CE A ssisted & Residentia l C are Facility P G roup H ome (D isabled & Elderly) (8 and fewer residents) P Residentia l Facility for Elderly Persons (greater than 8 residents) CU P CU P Sanitariu ms, Convalesc ent, & Rest H omes CU P CU P Single- Page 58 R ESIDE N TIA L Family D welling A ttached (3 or more units) P Multi- Family D welling P D ormitory CU P A thletic Clubs, Body Building Studios, A erobic Centers & G ymnasiu ms P P P CUP A museme nt Parks CU P CU P A thletic Fields CU P CU P Commerci al Pools CU P P P D og Parks CU P CU P D rive-In Movies CU P Event Center (D ancing, Conferenc es, Performan ces) CU P P P G o-Car, 4-Wheeler Tracks CU P CU P G olf D riving Ranges P Page 59 R ECREA TIO N & ENTERT A IN MEN T Ice Skating (C ommerc ial) CU P P P Indoor A museme nt (Pool H alls, Bowling A lleys, Indoor G olf, etc.) CU P P P Museums and A rt G alleries, Cultural A ctivities P P P Parks & Playgroun ds CU P P Recreatio n Centers P P P Riding Stables (A nimals are housed also) CU P Roller Skating CU P P P Spas P P P Sports Stadiums, A renas & Field H ouses CU P Theatres (A uditoriu ms, Performin g & Motion CU P P P Page 60 Pictures) SCH OO L S D ay Care Centers (7 or more children, 3 or more times a w eek) P P P CUP CU P N ursery Schools (6 or less children, 3 or more times a w eek) P P P CUP CU P Schools (Pre-K - 12) CU P P P Special Training (Fire, Police, etc.) CUP Technical Schools & Vocational Schools CU P CU P CU P CUP A SSEMB LY- D ECEA S ED Churches, Synagogu es, Temples, & Missions CU P CU P Funeral Parlor (Mortuary ) & Crematory P CU P A utomobi le Parking Impound CU P P Page 61 TRA NSP O RTATI O N Yards (Stand- alone) A utomobi le Parking Lots & G arages (Stand- alone) P P P P P A utomobi le Repair & Maintenan ce P P P A utomobi le Sales & Rental P P P Bus G araging & Equipmen t Maintenan ce CU P P P Bus Passenger Terminals P P P Freight G araging & Maintenan ce P P Freight Terminals CU P P P H elipad CU P CU P CUP CU P Railroad Yards P P Truck & Bus Sales CU P P P P Truck & Page 62 Trailer Rentals (no drivers) CU P CU P P P Truck Repair CU P P P A NIMA L S A nimal G rooming CU P P P P Commerci al Kennels CU P CUP Veterinari an Services (Large A nimal w ith O utdoor Facilities) CU P CUP Veterinari an Services (Small A nimal Indoor O nly) CU P P P P Bakeries & D oughnut Shops P P P P Candy, N ut & Confectio nery P P P P Canning - Fruits, Vegetable s, Preserves, Jams, Specialty, etc. CUP P Eating Page 63 FOO D & D RIN K Places (w ith a D rive Through) CU P P P Eating Places (w ithout a D rive Through) P P P Food & K indred Products (Except meat packing, animal & marine fats & O ils) P P Food Lockers P P G rocery Stores CU P P P Liquor Stores P P Mobile Vending Court CU P CU P CU P CUP Banks & Credit U nions CU P P P Call Centers CU P P P Commerci al Printing P P P P Processio nal Services O ffice (A ccounti ng, Page 64 O FFICE- TYPE B USINE SS Financial, Insurance, Legal, Real Estate, etc.) P P P Scientific Research & Testing (Laborator y) CU P P P P Wedding Chapels & Reception Centers P P CU P Welfare & Charitable Services P P P MED ICA L & EMERG ENCY A mbulanc e & Fire Services CU P CU P CU P CUP Behavior, D rug & A lcohol Treatment CU P CU P H ospitals, O peration s C enters, O ut- Patient Medical CU P CU P CU P Medical Laboratori es CU P P P P Pharmacy & Medical Supplies P P P Physicians & Dental O ffices P P P Page 65 G OV ER N MENT G overnme ntal Services P P P Libraries P P P Police Protection & Related A ctivities O ffice P P P Postal Services P P B UILDI N G & C ON STR U CTION Building & Constructi on Supplies Retail (No Storage Yard) P P P P P Building & Constructi on Supplies Retail (w ith Storage Yard) CU P CU P P P Concrete Mix Plant; A sphalt H ot Plant CU P STO RA G E H ousehol d Good Storage CU P CU P P Refrigerat ed Warehousi ng CU P P P Warehousi ng & Page 66 Storage Industrial Services CUP P A ntiques P P P A uction H ouses CU P CU P A uction yard CUP P Beauty & Barber Shops & Supplies P P P Profession al, Scientific & Controllin g Instrument s, & Supplies CU P P P P Equipmen t R ental & Leasing (Including O utside Storage) CU P CU P P Equipmen t R ental (Indoor O nly) P P P P Lawn & G arden Supplies (N ursery stock, Equipmen t, Tools, G reenhou se, Yard A rt, etc.) CU P P P P Page 67 SHO PPI N G G as, Bottled (LP Exchange & Refill) P P P G asoline Service Stations CU P P P P CU P G eneral Merchand ise (D epartme nt, D iscount, Variety, etc.) P P P H ardw are P P P P H orticultu re & Plant N urseries P P P Janitorial Supplies CU P P P P P Locksmith s & K ey Shops P P P Machiner y Retail (R obotics, Machine Tools, Manufact uring Equipmen t, etc.) CU P CU P P P Manufact uring of A pparel & A ccessori es (except leather tanning & finishing) P P Page 68 Musical Instrument s P P P Pawn Shops (N o O utside Storage) CU P Petroleum & LP Bulk Stations & Terminals CU P CU P CUP P Recreatio nal Vehicles, Parts & A ccessori es CU P P P P Shopping Centers CU P P P Thrift Store & Second- H and Merchand ise (N o O utside Storage) CU P P CU P MIN OR A SSEMB LY G unsmith P P P Industrial Laundry CUP P D ry Cleaning CU P P P Laundry, Pressing, A lteration & G arment Repair P P P Minor Page 69 & O TH ER INN O CU O US MA N UF A CTURI N G Manufact uring & A ssembly (Small Item) CU P P Photograp hic Studio, Supplies & Equipmen t P P P Pottery & Related Products CU P P Repair Services CU P P CU P P P Bottling & Canning, Soft D rinks & Carbonate d Water P P Explosive s CU P Fire A rms & A mmuniti on CUP CU P Fire Works CU P G lass, Flat, Pressed CUP P Industrial Inorganic Chemicals (includes air separation ) CU P Page 70 H EAVY MA N UF A CTURI N G & R ECYCL ING Foundries (R efining & Extruding of Metals) CU P Junk D ealers, Salvage O peration s, Waste Material & Scrap CU P Leather Tanning & Finishing P Matches P Metal Working Machiner y & Equipmen t (tool & dye shops, machine shops) CU P P Miscellan eous Fabricated Rubber Products CUP P N on-clay Refractori es P N uclear Energy CU P Paper & A llied Products (Except Pulp) P Page 71 Plastic Materials, Synthetic Resins & N on- vulcaniza ble Elastomer s CUP CU P Printing Ink P P Recycle Center CU P Textile Mill Products (no tire cord & fabric) P P Tire Cord & Fabric P Electric G eneratio n Plants (conventio nal fuel including hydroelect ric, solar, etc.) CU P Refuse D isposal CUP CU P Right of Way (combo, electric transmissi on, gas pipeline, sewage, w ater pipeline, P P P P P Page 72 U TILITI ES & FUEL storm drain) Public Facilities P P P P P Spreading G rounds (for percolatin g water into undergrou nd) CU P CU P CUP Storage Yards (U tility) P P U tilities (R ocky Mountain Power, Intermoun tain G as, etc.) CU P CU P CU P CUP CU P Waste Water Treatment Plants, Sludge D rying Beds, etc. CUP CU P Water Storage CU P CU P CU P CUP CU P Water Treatment Plants (Purificati on) CU P Page 73 AYE N AY A B SENT ABSTA IN C ouncilmember C olin Erickson C ouncilmember Mikel Walker C ouncilmember B ryanna Johnson C ouncilmember Eric Erickson C ouncilmember D avid Reeser C ouncilmember B ill Riggins PA SSED AN D A D OPTED BY TH E CITY OF REX BU RG CO U N C IL _______________________________. P r e s id in g O ffic e r A t t e s t Jerry L Merrill, Rexburg Mayor, City of Rexburg D eborah Lovejoy, Rexburg City Clerk, City of Rexburg