Except as specifically limited in the following subsections, the following uses may be permitted in any residential district subject to the issuance of a special use permit as provided in Section 7-502 of this Code and subject to the additional standards hereinafter set forth:
A. Major Golf Events provided that such golf events shall: (1) be for a period of time not to exceed seven days; (2) not involve the construction of any permanent structures; and (3) not involve the construction or installation of any temporary structures unless expressly authorized in the special use permit. A major golf event shall be sponsored by the private golf club hosting such event plus any other person or entity approved by the Board of Trustees and expressly identified in the special use permit.
B. Railroad Passenger Stations.
C. Parking Lots As a Principal Use in any single family residential district when owned and used by religious congregations; otherwise, only in the R-C and R-D Districts on lots adjacent to a business district. In no event shall parking spaces in said lots be closer than 10 feet from any lot line. This provision shall not apply to municipal uses that serve as parking lots. (Amended 6/2003)
D. Housing for Senior Citizens and Handicapped Persons (but only in the R-D District); provided, however, that the Board of Trustees may, in approving a special use permit for such housing:
1. allow dwelling unit sizes smaller than those required by Paragraph 3-111C5 of this Code;
2. allow a building of up to but not to exceed three stories and 40 feet in height;
3. waive or modify the lot area requirements otherwise applicable; and
4. allow a reduction in the number of otherwise applicable required parking spaces; provided, however, that no such reduction shall allow for less than one space for every two dwelling units.
E. Bulk, Space and Yard Requirement Relief for Relocated Landmark Structures in excess of the stated limits for variations under Section 7-403 of this Code; provided, however, that any such relocated structure shall be certified as a landmark in the Village; provided further that such zoning relief is essential to permit the relocation and such relocation shall serve to preserve the special features of the landmark. The Board of Trustees may, in granting such special use permit for a relocated landmark, similarly grant relief from the bulk, space, and yard requirements for an adjoining lot that is directly and substantially affected by the relocation of such landmark structure. In addition, the Board of Trustees shall require the owners of the lot or lots to which the special use permit applies to execute and record a declaration of covenants prohibiting the construction of any new structure or an addition to an existing structure on such lot except upon the prior written approval of the Board of Trustees. (May 3, 1993)
F. Parking Spaces for Religious Congregations on Host Lot. Notwithstanding the location of Paragraph 5-104B2 of this Code or the screening and buffering requirements of Subsection 5-106A of this Code, a religious congregation may use a portion of a host lot for either required or supplemental parking spaces, a parking area, or a parking lot to serve the religious congregation; provided, however, that (i) such parking spaces, parking area, or parking lot does not create any violations of any other provisions of this Code on either the lot used for a religious congregation or on the host lot; (ii) an easement satisfactory to the Village Attorney is recorded to establish the rights for such parking spaces, parking area, or parking lot and access thereto from a street; (iii) the parking spaces, parking area, or parking lot on the host lot shall abut the lot used for a religious congregation, and (iv) any relief from the provisions of Paragraph 5-104B2 or Subsection 5-106A of this Code granted pursuant to such special use permit shall be terminated in the event that the lot abutting the host lot is no longer used for a religious congregation. (May 28, 1993)
G. Personal Wireless Service Antennae with or without Antenna Support Structures or Located on Towers, provided that such personal wireless services antennae may be located only on a zoning lot owned or occupied by the Village, the Glencoe Park District, the Glencoe Elementary School District, the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, a place of public worship, a place of public right-of-way, or a private golf club. No special use permits authorizing construction of a new antenna support structure or addition to, enlargement of, or expansion of use of an existing antenna support structure shall be authorized unless the applicant is able to demonstrate: (1) that no lawfully pre-existing antenna support structure, or (2) for a proposed tower, that no lawfully pre-existing building or structure is available, on commercially reasonably terms, and sufficient for the location of an antenna necessary for the provision of personal wireless services. Any such personal wireless services antennae shall also be subject to the standards in Paragraph 5-101D12 or Paragraph 5-101D13, as applicable. (Adopted July 19, 2012)
H. Multiple Family Dwellings in the R-D Single/Multiple Family Residential District; provided, however, that no special use shall be authorized unless (i) the proposed use satisfies the standards in Subsection 7-502E of the Code, (ii) the proposed use complies with the Village’s Comprehensive Plan, and (iii) the proposed use secures Exterior Appearance Review approval pursuant to Section 7-503 of this Code. (June 3, 2004)
I. Any use occurring at or on a lot serving a religious congregation that is not part of the authorized principal use of a religious congregation or an authorized accessory or temporary use, provided that such use can be reasonably accommodated by the religious congregation without causing undue disruption to neighboring properties and otherwise meets the standards for a special use permit and the requirements of the Village Code and other applicable law. (Amended 8/2004)
J. Relief for any building or structure devoted to a Village use that does not meet the bulk, space, and yard requirements contained in Section 3-111 of this Code, subject to such restrictions and conditions on the special use permit as the Board of Trustees may deem necessary or appropriate. (2/2009)
K. Golf Course Protective Structure. With the approval of a Special Use Permit, such structures are not subject to otherwise applicable height, setback, or setback plane Zoning Code requirements.
(Amd. Ord. 2023-19-3568, passed 10-19-2023)