Neighborhood Center District
Rochester, Monroe County, New York
The C-1 Neighborhood Center District provides for small-scale commercial uses offering primarily convenience shopping and services for adjacent residential areas, with low intensity and unobtrusive operations compatible with the surrounding neighborhood.
0-5 feet or average of corridor/district, no more than 5 feet larger/smaller than average of 2 adjoining lots. ft
Front Setback
0 feet unless adjacent to a residential district, then same as adjacent residential district. ft
Rear Setback
0 feet unless adjacent to a residential district, then same as adjacent residential district. ft
Side Setback
Development Standards
| Front Setback | 0-5 feet or average of corridor/district, no more than 5 feet larger/smaller than average of 2 adjoining lots. ft |
| Rear Setback | 0 feet unless adjacent to a residential district, then same as adjacent residential district. ft |
| Side Setback | 0 feet unless adjacent to a residential district, then same as adjacent residential district. ft |
Parking
Refer to general off-street parking requirements in § 120-173 of the Zoning Code.
Rochester Location
Permitted Uses
15 uses permitted in C-1
| Use | Category |
|---|---|
| Adult family day-care homes | Civic |
| Convents and rectories | Civic |
| Day-care centers | Civic |
| Family and group family day-care homes | Civic |
| Places of worship | Civic |
| Public and semipublic uses | Civic |
| Bed-and-breakfast establishments | Commercial |
| Offices (6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.) | Commercial |
| Retail sales and service (6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.) | Commercial |
| Live-work space | Mixed-Use |
| Adult family day-care homes | Residential |
| Attached single-family dwellings | Residential |
| Convents and rectories | Residential |
| Dwelling units (as part of mixed-use development) | Residential |
| Family and group family day-care homes | Residential |
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