§ 84-50.1406. Planned district—Erection of buildings.
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Buildings may be erected within the sites shown on the enlarged detailed map, but
may not exceed in area one-fourth of the total area of the parcel on which the buildings
are erected, except that a variance permit to modify this provision may be given by
the zoning administrator. The owner of the parcel may erect buildings up to the full
one-fourth of total areas but no owner shall subdivide any parcel by selling or conveying
any part of the parcel if either the part remaining or any part sold or conveyed contains
buildings in excess of one-fourth of the total area: in addition to any other remedy
available to parties interested for the violation of this provision, no building permit
shall be issued to any person for construction of any building on any part of the
subdivided parcel until all parts of the parcel in separate ownerships satisfy the
building area limitations of this section. "Building," as used in this section, includes
service station pump islands, open or covered storage areas, covered ground floor
or multi-storied parking facilities, but does not include covered porches, walkways,
colonnades, porticos, peristyles, breezeways, and other structures of similar design
and purpose, provided that the areas within such structures are not intended or used
for the storage of chattels, the sale of goods or merchandise or the carrying on of
any other commercial activity.
