When a use or accessory use is not specifically listed in the sections devoted to permitted use, special use or prohibited use for a particular classification of zoning district, it shall be assumed that the use is expressly prohibited in such a district unless:
(A) The Zoning Administrator and the Land Use Committee issue a written decision determining that the use is similar to and is compatible with the uses listed in the particular district. The written decision shall become a permanent public record for subsequent administrative purposes, and the use shall be considered as being a permitted use or accessory use as if the use had been specifically listed in the particular classification of zoning district.
(B) The Zoning Administrator and the Land Use Committee issue a written decision determining that the use may be necessary or desirable, but may have a potentially harmful influence on permitted uses in the particular classification of zoning districts. The written decision shall become a permanent public record for subsequent administrative purposes, and the use shall be considered as being a special use as if the use had been specifically listed in the particular classification of zoning districts.
(Ord. 2014-18, passed 4-16-2014)