(A) Any person may operate an adult family home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any residential district or zone, including any single-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision. Such adult family homes may be required to comply with area, height, yard, and architectural compatibility requirements that are uniformly imposed upon all single-family residences within the district or zone.
(B) Any person may operate an adult group home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any multiple-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision, except that a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution establishing planned-unit development districts as defined in section 519.021 of the Revised Code may exclude adult group homes from such districts, and a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may regulate adult group homes in multiple-family residential districts or zones as a conditionally permitted use or special exception, in either case, under reasonable and specific standards and conditions set out in the zoning ordinance or resolution to:
(1) Require the architectural design and site layout of the home and the location, nature, and height of any walls, screens, and fences to be compatible with adjoining land uses and the residential character of the neighborhood;
(2) Require compliance with yard, parking, and sign regulation.
(C) This section does not affect any right of a political subdivision to permit a person to operate an adult group home licensed under this chapter in a single-family residential district or zone under conditions established by the political subdivision.
(D)(1) Notwithstanding divisions (A) and (B) of this section and except as otherwise provided in division (D)(2) of this section, a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may limit the excessive concentration of adult family homes and adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities.
(2) Nothing in division (D)(1) of this section authorizes a political subdivision to prevent or limit the continued existence and operation of adult family homes and adult group homes existing and operating on the effective date of this section and required to be licensed as adult care facilities. A political subdivision may consider the existence of such homes for the purpose of limiting the excessive concentration of adult family homes or adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities that are not existing and operating on the effective date of this section.
(A) Any person may operate an adult family home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any residential district or zone, including any single-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision. Such adult family homes may be required to comply with area, height, yard, and architectural compatibility requirements that are uniformly imposed upon all single-family residences within the district or zone.
(B) Any person may operate an adult group home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any multiple-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision, except that a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution establishing planned-unit development districts as defined in section 519.021 of the Revised Code may exclude adult group homes from such districts, and a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may regulate adult group homes in multiple-family residential districts or zones as a conditionally permitted use or special exception, in either case, under reasonable and specific standards and conditions set out in the zoning ordinance or resolution to:
(1) Require the architectural design and site layout of the home and the location, nature, and height of any walls, screens, and fences to be compatible with adjoining land uses and the residential character of the neighborhood;
(2) Require compliance with yard, parking, and sign regulation.
(C) This section does not affect any right of a political subdivision to permit a person to operate an adult group home licensed under this chapter in a single-family residential district or zone under conditions established by the political subdivision.
(D)(1) Notwithstanding divisions (A) and (B) of this section and except as otherwise provided in division (D)(2) of this section, a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may limit the excessive concentration of adult family homes and adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities.
(2) Nothing in division (D)(1) of this section authorizes a political subdivision to prevent or limit the continued existence and operation of adult family homes and adult group homes existing and operating on the effective date of this section and required to be licensed as adult care facilities. A political subdivision may consider the existence of such homes for the purpose of limiting the excessive concentration of adult family homes or adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities that are not existing and operating on the effective date of this section.
(A) Any person may operate an adult family home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any residential district or zone, including any single-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision. Such adult family homes may be required to comply with area, height, yard, and architectural compatibility requirements that are uniformly imposed upon all single-family residences within the district or zone.
(B) Any person may operate an adult group home licensed as an adult care facility as a permitted use in any multiple-family residential district or zone of any political subdivision, except that a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution establishing planned-unit development districts as defined in section 519.021 of the Revised Code may exclude adult group homes from such districts, and a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may regulate adult group homes in multiple-family residential districts or zones as a conditionally permitted use or special exception, in either case, under reasonable and specific standards and conditions set out in the zoning ordinance or resolution to:
(1) Require the architectural design and site layout of the home and the location, nature, and height of any walls, screens, and fences to be compatible with adjoining land uses and the residential character of the neighborhood;
(2) Require compliance with yard, parking, and sign regulation.
(C) This section does not affect any right of a political subdivision to permit a person to operate an adult group home licensed under this chapter in a single-family residential district or zone under conditions established by the political subdivision.
(D)(1) Notwithstanding divisions (A) and (B) of this section and except as otherwise provided in division (D)(2) of this section, a political subdivision that has enacted a zoning ordinance or resolution may limit the excessive concentration of adult family homes and adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities.
(2) Nothing in division (D)(1) of this section authorizes a political subdivision to prevent or limit the continued existence and operation of adult family homes and adult group homes existing and operating on the effective date of this section and required to be licensed as adult care facilities. A political subdivision may consider the existence of such homes for the purpose of limiting the excessive concentration of adult family homes or adult group homes required to be licensed as adult care facilities that are not existing and operating on the effective date of this section.
