The purpose of this subchapter is to regulate and guide the establishment of uses and structures which are not permitted by right in the assigned zoning districts. To promote the public health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of the town and the extraterritorial jurisdiction, the uses and structures contained in this subchapter will require the application of specific and supplemental development regulations. This subchapter contains supplemental development regulations for those uses and structures which are accessory to primary uses, permitted under defined conditions, or permitted by special use permit, as required in individual zoning districts.
(A) Uses with conditions. Means a use or structure to which specific regulations are applied in order for that use to be located within a certain zoning district. Application for these proposed uses are made with the Zoning Enforcement Officer and may be approved or denied by the Zoning Enforcement Officer in accordance with the provisions in §§ 154.080 through 154.096 - Administrative Permits, Enforcement and Appeals.
(B) Uses requiring a special use permit. A land use designated as a “special use” in a particular zoning district is one that because of its nature, extent and external effects, generally is not appropriate in the district, but might be if subject to special standards and review that will ensure it is located, designed and operated in a manner that is in harmony with neighboring development and does not adversely affect the public health, safety and general welfare. Therefore, development associated with a land use designated as a special use is allowed only after a special use permit has been granted as detailed further in §§ 154.105 - 154.116 - Quasi-Judicial Permits, Enforcement and Appeals.
(Ord. 23-241, passed 7-18-2023)