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Discussion and Review of Tiffin Municipal Code Revisions – Preparation for Setting the Public Hearing — Tiffin City Code - DRAFT
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Dated September 15, 2026City Council — work session, September 15, 2026 718 pages
Ord. 1983-117, Ord. 2018-437, Ord. 2010-302, Ord. 2012-309, Ord. 2007-288, Ord. 2012-313, Ord. 2007-287, Ord. 2018-433, Ord. 2019-446, Ord. 2012-319, Ord. 69
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters.CHAPTER 166 ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONING DISTRICTS AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
(8) Location of any established floodways, floodway fringe, and
floodplain overlay lines, if applicable.
(9) Location of existing trees; identify those that will be
preserved.
(10) Location of existing and proposed utilities, public and private
(11) Location of existing and proposed easements, public and
private
(12) Location, footprint, size, and use of all buildings and
structures existing and proposed with setback lines.
(13) Location of proposed public and private sidewalks
(14) Location of parking and greenspaces
(15) Colored elevations for all sides of the building and structures
including trash enclosures, illustrating architecture, materials, and
color palette. The elevation drawings shall be sized appropriately
showing architectural detail and shall include labels identifying all
exterior materials. In addition, include percentage of masonry for
each building and structure.
(16) Minimum low opening elevations, if applicable.
11. Landscaping Regulations. At the same time a site plan is submitted a
landscaping plan shall be submitted for review by the Zoning Administrator. The
landscaping plan shall follow landscaping regulations as shown in Chapter 168, and
shall be approved prior to Building Permit approval. Site plans in the C-2 District
shall provide in their landscaping plan of no less than four deciduous trees for each
acre or less of zoned area. Each parking space should be no more than 40 feet from a
deciduous tree. The City review may also require additional landscaping such as
shrubs and border vegetation if it should appear to be beneficial and conducive to a
more esthetic, attractive, and orderly development of the area.
12. Screening and Buffering Regulations. Commercial zones shall supply a
screening and buffering plan for review by the Planning and Zoning Commission, or
other City designee, prior to application of a Building Permit. At a minimum the
proposed plan shall show screening in compliance with the following:
A. Waste collection stations shall meet the Variable Height Screening
(S2) requirements of Section 169.06(2).
B. Utility and mechanical equipment shall meet the High Screening (S3)
requirements of Section 169.06(3).
13. Special Regulations.
A. Residential uses are not permitted.
B. All business establishments shall be retail or service in use dealing
directly with consumers. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at
retail on the premises where produced.
C. All business, service, storage, and display of goods shall be conducted
within a completely enclosed structure, except for:
(1) Agricultural uses
CODE OF ORDINANCES, TIFFIN, IOWA
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Sources
- revize: Tiffin City Code - DRAFT (gFbbE0YR86eHDItZtXhZZqxLfknUlz.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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