100 S Park Pl Painesville, OH 44077
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This exceptional three-story commercial building, situated in the heart of Painesville, Ohio at 100 South Park Place, presents a unique opportunity for multiple tenants. Boasting approximately 191,000 square feet of rentable space, this Class C property offers a diverse range of unit sizes to accommodate various business needs. Built in 1973 and zoned B-3, the building features convenient freight and passenger elevators, ensuring easy accessibility for both tenants and customers. A rear loading dock further enhances operational efficiency. The property sits on a 1.75-acre lot (APN: 15C0010000010, Lake County) and is ideally suited for a mix of uses, including restaurants, professional offices, art studios, fitness centers, coffee shops, yoga studios, hair salons, and other retail establishments. The owner is willing to collaborate on build-to-suit projects for qualified tenants, offering a high degree of customization and flexibility. One space is currently available. This is a full-service property in a vibrant downtown location.
B-3 Central Business DD Downtown Development M-1 Light Industrial M-2 Industrial Zoning Overlays: Design Districts, Historic Districts, PUD For more detail regarding zoning regulations for each district, see Chapter 1113 of the Unified Development Code. All requests for permitted uses for a given property can be submitted in writing to the City Planner. What…
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B-3 · Painesville, OHB-3 Central Business DD Downtown Development M-1 Light Industrial M-2 Industrial Zoning Overlays: Design Districts, Historic Districts, PUD For more detail regarding zoning regulations for each district, see Chapter 1113 of the Unified Development Code. All requests for permitted uses for a given property can be submitted in writing to the City Planner. What Requires a Zoning Permit? All new construction, additions, porches, decks, driveways and changes of use associated with property require a zoning permit and some may require a building permit from the Lake County Building Department. Check out this handy Zoning Quick Reference Chart to see what permits and requirements you may need. Sheds, garages, pavilions, gazebos Additions Decks Demolitions Driveways, patios, sidewalks Fences Fire alarm or sprinkler systems Lawn irrigation systems New construction Parking lots Pavement and curb cuts Porch repairs Renewable energy systems Roofing Signs Swimming pools, hot tubs Vinyl/aluminum siding Waterproofing Window replacements All permit applications and forms can be found under Community Development Forms . For more information, contact us at the Community Development office at 440-392-5931 or [email protected] . Variances & Zoning Appeals In some instances there may be a need for special consideration of a property or use that is not permitted by the zoning code. This special consideration is called a variance. Property owners can request a variance if they are one zoning sub-category away from what their intended use requires. For example, if a property owner wants to turn a multi-family home back into a single-family home, they would need to request a variance. Items such as setbacks or size of a accessory building may also deviate from the Zoning Code. The Zoning Code has an appeal process for such non-compliance items. This appeal is heard by the Board of Zoning Appeals . Contact Information Sarah Sitterle Director of Planning [email protected] 440-392-5843 Celina Sotka Planner I [email protected] 440-392-5917 Community Development Office 66 Mentor Avenue, Painesville, Ohio 44077 Office Hours : Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Phone : 440-392-5931 Fax : 440-392-0981 Why Permits are Important While it may seem like a major inconvenience to obtain zoning or building permits, the process is designed to protect property owners and ensure that all work done is in compliance with Ohio codes. Zoning permits help ensure neighborhoods stay consistent and help keep the peace when living in close proximity to others.
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