1127 Grv St Loudon, TN 37774-1512
14-411. P-1, PROFESSIONAL AND CIVIC DISTRICT. The purpose of this district is to provide areas for the development of professional offices and services, hospitals, schools, churches and ot her places of public assembly. Regulations are designed to control development in such a manner as to not be incompatible with permitted residential uses. Within the P -1,…
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P-1 · Loudon, TN14-411. P-1, PROFESSIONAL AND CIVIC DISTRICT. The purpose of this district is to provide areas for the development of professional offices and services, hospitals, schools, churches and ot her places of public assembly. Regulations are designed to control development in such a manner as to not be incompatible with permitted residential uses. Within the P -1, Professional and Civic District, as shown on the Zoning Map of Loudon, Tennessee, the following regulations plus other applicable provisions of the Zoning Ordinance shall apply: 1. Permitted uses and structures. a. Any use permitted and as regulated in the R -2, High Density Residential district. b. Professional and business offices incl uding the offices of an attorney, engineer, accountant, dentist and physician. c. Financial institutions. d. Specialty retail, including boutiques, antique shops, florists, beauty shops, barber shops and other similar uses not exceeding 2,000 square feet in retail area. (Amended by Loudon City Council 2/9/04.) e. Nursing and convalescent homes. f. Private clubs and lodges. g. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental and subordinate to permitted uses and structures. 2. Uses and structures permitted on review by the Board of Zoning Appeals. a. Accessory uses such as news -stands, cafeterias, recreational uses, and shops associated with and incidental to the permitted uses primarily for 44 the benefit, use and convenience of the persons directly i nvolved in the principal use to which the proposed accessory use is related. 3. Prohibited uses and structures. a. Any use not specifically permitted or permissible on review is specifically prohibited. b. Billboards and other off-premise advertising structures. 4. Area regulations. The principal building shall be located so as to comply with the following requirements: a. The area regulations for the R -2, high density residential district shall apply except as follows: (1) non -residential uses on adjo ining lots may share a common fire -resistant wall, and (2) the maximum percentage of lot area which may be occupied by non -residential uses shall be sixty (60) percent. 5. Site development standards for required yards. The required yards of all uses shall be made fertile, planted with grass, shrubs, trees and/or other vegetative cover, and maintained in good order. 6. Location of accessory buildings. a. No accessory buildings shall be erected in any required from or side yard.
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