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§ 154.139 TEMPORARY USES.
   (A)   An application for a temporary use   accompany the application for a zoning compliance . The application be transmitted immediately to the Zoning Board of Adjustment, which hold a public hearing at its next regularly scheduled meeting.
   (B)   A notice of the public hearing be given in a newspaper of general circulation published in the .
   (C)   No temporary use may be granted in any district for the uses:
      (1)    .
      (2)    .
      (3)    .
   (D)   Except as provided in § 154.139(E), no temporary use may be granted in the MR-MU District for any regulated use except for the uses: ; ; and . In such instances, the Zoning Board of Adjustment may impose as a condition of the temporary use any specific site standards listed for the regulated use necessary to make the temporary use comply with the general site standards listed for   .
   (E)    Isolated , not otherwise allowed under a valid zoning , may be conducted only upon the issuance of a temporary use in accordance with this subsection and subject to the restrictions and limitations contained within this subsection:
      (1)   Temporary use may not be issued for more than two (2) per calendar for any one (1) location or individual or entity.
      (2)   Temporary use for   be limited in duration to a 24 hour period.
      (3)   Temporary use for   not be issued for locations that would violate the requirements for contained within the applicable zoning district, if any.
      (4)   The Zoning Board of Adjustment should consider the factors in evaluating the application:
         (a)   Type and size of the proposed event.
         (b)   Size of the parcel on which the event will be conducted.
         (c)   Time and duration of the event.
         (d)   Other activities in the specified geographic area at the same time as the proposed event that might be disturbed by the proposed event.
         (e)    in the proposed location.
         (f)   Effect of the on the residential areas.
         (g)   Economic benefit to the community; any economic hardship on the applicant if the is denied or on others if it is allowed.
         (h)   Previous violations of this chapter by the applicant.
         (i)   Any other relevant factor.
      (5)   The Zoning Board of Adjustment may impose as a condition of the temporary use any specific site standards listed for necessary to make the temporary use comply with the general site standards listed for   .
(Ord. passed 3-1-2004; Am. Ord. passed 7-29-2004; Am. Ord. passed 10-13-2005; Am. Ord. 2021-06, passed 4-22-2021)