52-10 Amend 1127 - Multi-family Residential & 1161 Conditional uses

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(a) Accessory Parking. In a residential district, accessory parking for a lot in a commercial district may be permitted as a conditional use provided that: (1) The lot on which the proposed use is to be located abuts the commercial lot to which it is accessory; (2) The parking lot shall be used only for the parking of non-commercial passenger motor vehicles; and (3) The proposed parking lot conforms to the design requirements set forth in Chapter 1325 of the Building Code and has been approved by the Architectural Board of Review prior to the demolition of any existing single-, two- or three-family dwelling, in the R1L, R1M, R1H, R2, ML, MH and L zoning districts, on the proposed lot. In addition, if applicable, approval by the Commission for conditional use as accessory parking under this subsection must also be approved prior to the demolition of any existing single-, two- or three-family dwelling on the proposed lot. If such lot is substantially vacant due to demolition prior to the time of application for parking lot design approval and conditional use approval, the lot shall have been vacant for at least twenty-four (24) months preceding the application unless the Commission grants a waiver from such time requirement based on reasonable causes for such demolition by an owner, or prior owner, beyond his/her reasonable control, such as fire or other source of property damage or loss. When determining whether to grant a conditional use permit for accessory parking, the Commission may limit the hours of operation of the proposed conditional use. (d) Restaurants, convenience Food Shop or Delicatessen, Beauty and Barber Shops. In a ?`dL :`.?•.:l.:Y:e Fw.::'.;, L., ..' L.,.~ ~.~ Multiple-Family Residential District, a restaurant, convenience food shop or3delicatessen may be permitted as a conditional use provided that: (1) The multiple-family residential building in which the facility is located shall have not less than 350 dwelling units unless otherwise approved by the Commission; (2) Restaurant facilities may be open to the public All other facilities shall be permitted only for the use by residents of the building in which it is located, and shall not be open to the public; (3) Restaurant facilities shall not exceed a maximum of 15 000 square feet of floor area. All other facilifies shall not occupy in excess of 1,200 square feet of floor area; (4) Merchandise shall be limited to standard food and drug items and shall not include hardware, or other merchandise not generally related to such facility; and, (5) No advertising of any kind shall be permitted on the exterior of the building, or on the land on which it is located, except that advertising may be permitted for a restaurant where the facility is held open to the public subject to the sien reauirements for the C2 Commercial Retail District within Chapter 1329 of the Buildine Code.