§ 84-50.1410. Planned district—Areas on which no building is erected.

Areas of any parcel in a planned neighborhood business district on which no building is erected may be used for the following uses and purposes, except that there shall not be obstructions of locations of access other than legally required to prevent acquisition by adverse possession or prescription: walks, drives, curbs, gutters, parking areas, utility structures, light poles, sign poles and signs, and landscaping features. Within areas on which no building is erected at least two and one-half square feet of parking space must be made available for each one square foot of area occupied by buildings on the same parcel; this ratio may be reduced by land use permit to not less than one and one-half square feet of parking space for each one square foot of building area occupied by buildings on the same parcel, when the public body issuing the land use permit finds:

(1)

That the reduction will not be contrary to the intent or the purpose of Section 84-50.1402 — 84-50.1418 or contrary to the public interest, safety, health, and welfare;

(2)

That because of special conditions or exceptional characteristics of the parcel or its location or surroundings, adherence to the exact limitations of Section 84-50.1402 — 84-50.1418 would be unreasonable;

(3)

That reduction of parking area will not impair the integrated plan for shopping facilities in the planned neighborhood business district.

(Ord. 1781: Ord. 1721: Ord. 1569: prior code § 8159(h)(4): Ord. 937: Ord. 479).