(A) It is recognized that there may be extensive areas of undeveloped land within the city upon which the planned type of development will not take place for a considerable time. It is therefore reasonable and proper that interim uses not in conformity with the land use plan be allowed.
(B) The Board of Adjustment and Appeals is authorized to grant special use permits for property within the zoning district allowing for uses not allowed as a matter of right in said district under the following conditions.
(1) The proposed use shall be an open land type of use, and shall not involve the erection of permanent buildings or other permanent improvements, and shall be located in an undeveloped area of the city; provided, however, that permanent buildings shall be allowed which conform with the zoning in force upon the parcel.
(2) The proposed use and the placement thereof upon the land shall be such that it shall not be unsightly to the general public nor interfere with the enjoyment or use of neighboring properties.
(3) All permanent structures shall comply with all provisions of the district in which the proposed use is located.
(4) All temporary uses and structures shall comply with relevant Building Code as adopted in § 150.01.
(5) The Board of Adjustment and Appeals may append reasonable conditions to any special use permit to the end that the objectives of this chapter may be upheld.
(Prior Code, § Q-2-119)
Cross-reference:
Building Code as adopted, see § 150.01