Contingent uses, including accessory buildings and uses, are permitted in the districts indicated in § 156.170, subject to the provisions herein.
(A) A contingent use is one which is likely or liable, but not certain, to occur and which is not inappropriate to the principal uses of the district in which it may be located. When so located it shall conform to the requirements of the district in which the contingent use is permitted, except that the number of parking spaces to be provided shall conform to the requirements of § 156.170. The required number of parking spaces shall be provided on the same lot with the use, or as a special exception within 300 feet thereof.
(B) A church or temple requiring parking area at times when nearby uses do not need their parking facilities, may by agreement approved by the Board, utilize facilities in lieu of providing their own parking facilities.
(C) An existing use which is included herein as a contingent use, and which is located in a district in which the contingent use is permitted, is a conforming use. Any expansion of the contingent use involving the enlargement of the buildings, structures and land area devoted to the use shall be subject to the requirements of this section.
(1982 Code, § 156.25) (Ord. 12-1964, passed 8-11-1964)