Franklin Zoning Ordinance

101 USE REGULATIONS Accessory Uses and Structures 05 Chapter Franklin Zoning Ordinance Effective December 8, 2020 premises overnight; and g. Not include signs or other means of advertising on the property. H. Mailbox Delivery Facilities 1. This type of accessory structure may be on a stand-alone lot or part of a larger development. 2. Centralized mail delivery facilities shall be provided for all subdivisions with seven or more lots. Each delivery location shall be installed in an open space lot or on an individual lot to be ownedbythe developero rmanagement company. Centralized mail delivery facilities shall be maintained by the homeowner’s association or property management association. 3. Each centralized mail location shall be built to USPS specifications with a concrete or asphalt pad and covered roof over and extending three feet on all sides of the cluster box unit. Adequate lighting shall be provided at each unit at an average illuminated intensity of 0.5 foot-candle. The aesthetic and protective nature of the centralized mail delivery facility shall be considered an integral element of the overall site design and shall be reviewed as part of the development application review procedures. 4. Two dedicated parking spaces shall be provided with easy access to each centralized mail unit. The number of required parking spaces shall increase at a rate of one required space per 50 dwelling units served. I. Outdoor Sales Areas Outdoor sales areas associated with commercial uses shall: 1. Be located immediately adjacent to the front building facade; 2. Be limited to no more than one-half of the length of the front building facade. In the case of a shopping center, the outdoor sales area shall be limited to a maximum of one-half of the retail storefront associated with the display area; 3. Be prohibited in fire lanes, drive aisles, parking spaces, or areas intended for pedestrian circulation; 4. Maintain a minimum pedestrian walkway of at least five feet in width along the front of the display; and 5. Take place only on an improved surface such as the sidewalk or pavement. J. Outdoor Storage 1. Any storage shall be located inside of a building or fully enclosed by a shed or similar structure, unless the items stored are: a. Vehicle sales or rental; b. Farm equipment in the AG district; c. Live vegetation that is for retail sale, provided the location and extent of the area used for such storage is indicated on a site plan; and d. Equipment or materials related to Local, State, or Federal government facilities provided such storage is fully screened pursuant to Section 13.3, Screening. 2. Outdoor storage of storage trucks, trailers, covered containers, or similar containers, whether on wheels or stationary, are prohibited, unless it is temporary storage or temporary holiday storage in a portable shipping container in accordance with Section 5.3, Temporary Uses and Structures. 3. Storage tanks of flammable liquid or