§ 25-99A. Exceptions by special use permits for Communal Houses—Residential A or B.
In addition to the provisions of section 25-99, the following restrictions and conditions shall be followed when granting a special use permit to Communal Houses—Residential A or B. Communal Houses—Residential A or B requesting a special use permit should attempt to locate near an institution of higher education and/or near student housing areas.
The city shall categorize such requests for special use permits into two (2) distinct types:
a.
Communal Houses—Residential A
b.
Communal Houses—Residential B
Communal Houses—Residential A requests for special use permits:
A permit may be granted under the same conditions normally required of any special use permit or planned zoning request and shall require the following:
a.
Site buffering, screening, if necessary;
b.
Parking lot lighting with low profile lighting restrictions;
c.
Landscaping;
d.
Storm water management (review and approval);
e.
Sign (review and approval);
f.
All social activity shall be contained within the building after 12:00 midnight;
g.
Noise levels shall be maintained according to the standards set forth in section 25-24.
Communal Houses—Residential B requests for special use permits:
All of the above development criteria for Communal Houses—Residential A shall be required, and in addition the following shall be required:
MAIN DWELLING:
a.
Shall have building setbacks from any residential neighbor's property line of fifty (50) feet;
b.
Parking as required by article IV, section 25-31(e) Off Street Parking and Loading;
c.
In the event that a majority of fee holders of interest of property within one hundred eighty-five (185) feet of the property requesting a special use permit for a Communal House—Residential B, sign a verified petition against the request for said special use permit, the City Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council shall be required to approve the request by a two-thirds ( 2/3 ) majority of the members present at the respective meeting of said commission and council.
(Ord. No. 11440, § 5, 3-20-2000)