(A) To approve a substitution of a new non-conforming use for an existing non-conforming use, the Board must find that the proposed non-conforming use is substantially similar to the existing non-conforming use in terms of impact on the neighborhood.
(B) The Board may impose additional requirements upon the new non-conforming use as may be considered reasonable to minimize impacts upon surrounding property.
(C) An expansion of a non-conforming use may only be approved if it is found that such expansion will not be detrimental to the neighborhood.
(Prior Code, § 27.08.02.07)