Biddulph Rd Brooklyn, OH 44144

Single-Family Dwelling House (SF-DH) District, the Dwelling House (D-H) District, the Apartment House (A-H) District, and the Multifamily Planned Development (MF-PD) District. (b) Purpose. The residential zoning districts, and their regulations, are hereby established to achieve, among others, the following purposes: (1) To regulate the bulk and spacing of buildings or other structures to assure proper light, air, privacy, and usable open space; (2) To assure adequate access for emergency vehicles and equipment; (3) To regulate the density and distribution of population to avoid congestion and to maintain adequate services; (4) To protect residents from objectionable influences such as abnormal vehicular traffic, offensive noises, noxious fumes, odors, and dust; (5) To foster a variety of residential living types through various densities suitably located; (6) To protect the desirable characteristics of existing residential development and to promote the most desirable and beneficial use of the land; and (7) To assure that new construction, renovations, and uses are in accordance with the City of Brooklyn Master Plan and other relevant adopted plans and studies. 1102.07 Commercial Zoning Districts (a) Applicability. The commercial zoning districts within the Zoning Code include the Retail Business (R-B) District and the General Business (G-B) District. (b) Purpose. The commercial zoning districts, and their regulations, are hereby established to achieve, among others, the following purposes: (1) To provide sufficient, but not excessive land area, for the business and commercial needs of the community; and 1102: Zoning Districts 1102.08: Industrial Zoning Districts BROOKLYN, OHIO PLANNING AND ZONING CODE | 7 (2) To promote the most desirable and beneficial use of land and structures to stabilize and protect the character and value of land development within the city. 1102.08 Industrial Zoning Districts (a) Applicability. The industrial zoning districts within the Zoning Code include the Limited Industrial (L-I) and the General Industrial (G-I) District. (b) Purpose. The industrial zoning districts, and their regulations, are hereby established to accommodate and encourage the grouping of: (1) Professional, research, and administrative uses; (2) Light industrial uses, which are usually controlled operations, which are relatively clean, quiet, and free of objectionable and hazardous elements such as smoke, noise, odor, or dust;