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ORDINANCE NO. 350
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 282 BY
ADDING THERETO ARTICLE 7 A PROVIDING FOR
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN R 0 ZONE.
The City Council of the City of Beaumont does ordain as
follows:
Section 1. Ordinance No. 282 is hereby amended by adding
thereto Article 7 A which shall read as follows:
Article 7 A
R-0 Restricted Office Zone (R-0 Zone)
Section 1. Restricted office zones are intended for
residential uses, for professional offices and for off-street
parking of automobiles. Except as specifically provided else-
where in this ordinance, any and every use and every new building
and premises or land in an "RO" Zone shall be used for or occupie
and every building shall be erected, constructed, established,
altered, enlarged, maintained, moved into or within such "RO°'
Zone exclusively and only in accordance with the regulations set
out in this article.
Section 2. USES PERMITTED. The following uses shall be
permitted in a restricted office zone:
(a) Any use permitted in the "R-3" Zone; provided, that
such uses comply with all of the requirements stipulated for
their respective zones. Front, Side & Rear Yard setbacks same
as in R-3 Zone.
(b) Offices for the following occupations and uses:
Addressing service.
Advertising agency.
(3) Administrative and executive offices only for business
or industrial establishments.
(4) Appraisers.
(5) Architects.
(6) Attorneys at Law
(7) Business and management consultants.
(8) Chiropodists.
(9) Chiropractors.
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(13) Dentists.
(14) Detective agency.
(15) Economists.
(16) Employment agency.
(17) Engineers and surveyors.
(18) Insurance Brokers.
(19) Manufacturer's representative.
(20) Mimeographing service.
(21) Oculists.
(22) Optometrists.
(23) Osteopaths.
(24) Public relations consultants.
(25) Public accountants.
(26) Physical therapist.
(27) Physicians.
(28) Psychiatrist.
(29) Psychologist.
(30) Notary Publics.
(31) Property management consultants.
(32) Public utility consumer service offices.
(33) Public Stenographers.
(34) Real estate brokers.
(35) Research offices for the conduct of scientific
research, theoretical studies and investigations by or under the
supervision of professional scientists and highly trained
specialists in the fields of physical, economic or social research.
Such research shall not involve the manufacture, fabrication,
processing or sale of products on the premises and shall not be
obnoxious or offensive by reason of emission of dust, gas, smoke,
noise, fumes, odors, vibrations or other similar causes.
(36) Surgeons.
(37) Trade associations, labor organizations, fraternal
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(41) Telephone answering service.
(42) Travel bureaus.
(43) Any other similar activities as may be approved by
the Planning Commission in accordance with the provisions of
Article 16, Conditional Use Permits, of Ordinance #282; provided,
that except as permitted elsewhere in this article, no stores,
shops, or other establishments shall be permitted where foods,
wares or merchandise are produced, processed, stored, sold or
serviced; and further provided, that there shall be no outdoor
display or advertising, except as specified in Article 9, Section
6, Ordinance i282.
(c) Presckption pharmacy in the personal charge of a
registered pharmacist and occupying four hundred square feet or
less floor space within a building containing medical offices
of eight (8) or more physicians, surgeonsor medical practitioners.
Such prescription pharmacy may stock and sell drugs, medicines,
medicinal and surgical supplies, and/or prosthetic devices, but
the compounding and dispensing of medical prescriptions must be
the principal business and activity conducted on the premises.
Such prescription pharmacy may be kept open only during the hours
that the offices of one or more of the physicians, surgeons or
medical practitioners within the building are open.
(d) Off-street, open air, temporary parking of transient
automobiles for tenants and their visitors, but not including
service, repair, sales or signs and with the development of the
property under the conditions specified in Article 13, Ordinance
No. 282, Section 8.
(e) Name plates as provided in Article 6, Section 1,
Sub -section 13, b, Ordinance #282.
(f) Commercial activities clearly related and subordinated
to permitted office uses, including the receipt and processing of
orders for goods, wares or merchandise, to be shipped or delivered
from a warehouse, factory or retail or wholesale establishment
located off the premises.
Section 3: BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT. The building height
limit in a restricted office zone shall be two stories and not to
exceed thirty-five feet, except as otherwise provided in Section
1, Article 14, Ordinance #282.
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Section 4: AREA REQUIREMENTS. Area requirements in a re'
stricted office zone shall be as follows:
(a) For residential uses, the same as in each respective
zone.
(b) For professional and business office uses, the same
as in an "R-3" Zone.
Section 2. All other ordinances or parts of ordinances in
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same to be published once in the Beaumont Gazette, a newspaper
of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the
City of Beaumont, and thirty (30) days after its adoption, this
ordinance shall be in full force and effect.
Introduced at a regular meeting held April 8, 1963.
Passed and adopted this 22nd day of April, 1963.
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Aubrey J. Allen, Mayor
ATTEST:
Bernice Conine, City Clerk
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