59-C-7.133. Other uses.

      (a)   Noncommercial community recreational facilities which are intended exclusively for the use of the residents of the development and their guests may be permitted.

      (b)   Any nonresidential, noncommercial use may be permitted at the discretion of the district council on a finding that it is compatible with the planned development and satisfies the requirements of section 59-C-7.15.

      (c)   Cable communications system as a special exception use, except as provided in sections 59-A-6.9 and 59-G-2.10.1.

      (d)   Any special exception use in the R-90 zone, as shown in section 59-C-1.31, may be permitted by the district council if the use meets the requirements of section 59-G-1.2 and division 59-G-2. If the use is proposed after the district council has approved the development plan, a petition for a special exception must be filed with the board of appeals. The board may approve the special exception if:

         (1)   It finds that the use:

            (i)   Is consistent with the design standards of the development plan; and

            (ii)   Satisfies the requirements of article 59-G; or

         (2)   The use is not consistent with the design standards of the development plan but the approval is contingent on the district council's approval of an amendment to the development plan that incorporates the special exception use.

      (e)   Rooftop mounted antennas and related unmanned equipment building, equipment cabinets, or equipment room may be installed under the guidelines contained in Sec. 59-A-6.14.

   Editor's note-Paragraph (c) above was added in order to effectuate the intent of Ord. No. 10-6, § 3.