The purpose of the OTMU — Office Technology Mixed-Use
Zone is to provide for employment, support local entrepreneurs and
stimulate local economic development by providing areas where land
uses may include office, research and development; light industrial;
overnight lodging accommodations and commercial and service businesses
to support area workers and residents. This zone is intended for low-impact
and moderate-impact employment uses, which may benefit from close
proximity to, but clear separation from, residential neighborhoods,
and is located adjacent to a state highway access point.
In the OTMU — Office Technology Mixed-Use Zone, no building
or structure shall be erected, altered or extended, and no land or
building thereof shall be used for any purpose or purposes other than
the following:
In the OTMU — Office Technology Mixed-Use Zone, no building
or structure shall be erected, altered or extended, and no land or
building thereof shall be used for any purpose or purposes other than
the following:
B.
Child-care centers, group child care, family child care.
C.
Cottage industry; if structure or use of land exceeds the square
footage of the principal dwelling, site plan approval is required.
D.
Farm operation, accessory commerce.
F.
Home occupation.
H.
Off-street loading areas.
J.
Indoor and outdoor dining facilities, except that such facilities
shall be for the exclusive use of employees or their guests.
K.
Off-street loading areas.
In the OTMU — Office Technology Mixed-Use Zone, no building or structure shall be erected, altered or extended, and no land or building thereof shall be used for any purpose or purposes other than the following, upon receipt of site plan approval pursuant to Article III, § 212-19:
B.
Auction house.
C.
Artist's studio.
D.
Bicycle/ski rental business.
E.
Professional offices.
F.
Churches, mosques, synagogues, temples and other places of worship,
convents, rectories, parish houses.
G.
Clinic.
H.
Communication transmission towers and telecommunications facilities, subject to the provisions of Article XXII.
I.
Conference center.
J.
Facilities for agricultural education and recreation events.
K.
Farm breweries, farm cideries, farm distilleries, farm wineries.
L.
Fire stations and other public buildings necessary for the protection
or servicing of a neighborhood.
M.
Health club.
N.
Hospital.
O.
Hotel.
P.
Lawn/landscaping service.
Q.
Light industry.
U.
Motel.
V.
Public and private schools, nursery schools, institutions of higher
education.
W.
Public or private park or playground, including accessory buildings
and improvements.
X.
Regional parks, wildlife sanctuaries, woodland preserves, arboretums.
Y.
Research and development enterprises not involving the manufacture,
fabrication, processing, or sale of products, with the exception of
prototype development.
Z.
Restaurant.
AA.
Retail lumber and building-supply centers.
BB.
Repair shop, personal service.
CC.
Retail use, provided the establishment does not exceed 12,000 gross
square feet in floor area, with the exception of basement storage
areas.
FF.
Warehouse, provided the establishment does not exceed 20,000 gross
square feet in floor area.
GG.
Wineries.
A.
Minimum lot area: none, subject to approval by the Tompkins County Health Department as set forth in § 212-8.
B.
Minimum lot width at front lot line: none.
C.
Minimum lot depth: none.
D.
Minimum front yard setback shall be 50 feet in the case of a public
road right-of-way. In cases where the lot or parcel fronts on a private
interior street or road, the minimum front yard setback shall be 80
feet from the center line of said street or road.
E.
Minimum side yard setbacks shall be 25 feet.
F.
Minimum rear yard setback shall be 35 feet.
G.
Maximum building height for any building or structure shall be 32
feet above average grade measured at the building perimeter.
H.
Maximum lot coverage by all buildings, structures and impervious
surfaces shall be 50% of the lot area.
I.
Maximum floor area of any new building (agricultural or nonagricultural)
shall be 20,000 square feet except where otherwise noted.
A.
Wherever an OTMU — Office Technology Mixed-Use Zone abuts an R — Residential Zone, RM — Multiple-Residence Zone or HC — Hamlet Center, there shall be in addition to the required side yard and rear yard a vegetated buffer area of not less than 50 feet. No building or structure, parking or outside storage of any kind shall be allowed within this buffer area. All buffer area plantings shall be subject to the requirements of Article XVI, § 212-124.