1. Defined
Clinic (Up to 4 Medical Practitioners) means a building occupied by up to 4 medical practitioners and related services to provide healthcare on an outpatient basis.
2. Use Standards
a. Where a Clinic (Up to 4 Medical Practitioners) is allowed as a limited use, it must occupy 5 percent or less of the floor area of the principal use and be an accessory use to one of the following principal uses:
i. Residential Care Facility (Over 16 Persons);
ii. Charitable, Philanthropic Institution;
iii. Day Care Center (Over 30 Persons);
iv. Educational Institution (Private); or
v. Religious Assembly.
If the principal use was approved as a conditional use or special excep- tion, then this accessory use must satisfy the Minor Amendment provi- sions applicable to the principal use.
b. Where a Clinic (Up to 4 Medical Practitioners) is allowed as a conditional use, it may be permitted by the Hearing Examiner under Section 7.3.1, Conditional Use, and the following standards:
i. The minimum lot width at the front lot line is 100 feet.
ii. The minimum setback from a lot that is vacant or residentially improved is 40 feet. The minimum setback from all other abutting lots is 20 feet.
iii. The site must front on and have direct access to a Town Center Street or Downtown street or higher classification; however, access to a corner lot may be from an abutting street built to Neighborhood Connector standards, if the Hearing Examiner finds the access to be appropriate and not detrimental to existing residential uses on the Neighborhood Connector street.
iv. Office space suitable for the practice of the profession must be unavailable in either the nearest Commercial/Residential or Employment zone or the nearest medical clinic office building constructed.
v. A maximum of 4 additional medical practitioners may be present at any one time, and only if the presence of the additional practitioners will not generate additional patient-related traffic. The additional practitioners are only allowed to assist a practitioner in a specific surgical or diagnostic procedure or perform administrative work related to the treatment of patients onsite the same day. A written record must be kept for inspection by County enforcement staff identifying the physicians onsite and their schedules of seeing patients and performing administrative work.
1. Defined
Clinic (More than 4 Medical Practitioners) means a building occupied by more than 4 medical practitioners and related services to provide healthcare on an outpatient basis. Clinic (More than 4 Medical Practitioners) does not include emergency medical care accessory to a Hospital.
2. Use Standards
a. Where a Clinic (More than 4 Medical Practitioners) is allowed as a limited use, the following conditions must be satisfied:
i. If the use is located in a CRN zone and the subject lot abuts or confronts a property zoned Agricultural, Rural Residential, or Residential Detached that is vacant or improved with an agricultural or residential use, site plan approval is required under Section 7.3.4.
ii. If the use is not located in the CRN zone, it must occupy 5 percent or less of the floor area of the principal use and must be an accessory use to one of the following principal uses:
(a) Residential Care Facility (Over 16 Persons);
(b) Charitable, Philanthropic Institution;
(c) Day Care Center (Over 30 Persons);
(d) Educational Institution (Private); or
(e) Religious Assembly.
If the principal use was approved as a conditional use or special exception, then this accessory use must satisfy the Minor Amend- ment provisions applicable to the principal use.
b. Where a Clinic (More than 4 Medical Practitioners) is allowed as a conditional use, it may be permitted by the Hearing Examiner under Section 7.3.1, Conditional Use.
Defined
Medical, Dental Laboratory means a private, non-profit, or research facility for the testing of blood and other clinical specimens, including a blood or plasma donation center. Medical, Dental Laboratory includes the fabrication of medical or dental appliances.
(Legislative History: Ord. No. 19-04, § 2; Ord. No. 19-39, § 5.)