A. Exemption By Board Of Appeals: Upon application and following a public hearing, the zoning board of appeals may authorize the issuance of a building permit and the construction of a building within the mapped right of way when it shall have been established that the application of the resolution of record to a piece of property leaves it unusable and creates an unnecessary hardship, and when the hardship was not of the owner's own making; provided, that the board of appeals shall grant permission to use only so much of the mapped right of way as is necessary to afford relief from the hardship, thereby preserving the integrity of the mapped street insofar as possible.
B. Conditions For Exemption: The board of appeals may attach conditions to such permit limiting the value and size of the building constructed, stipulating the date by which such construction shall be removed at the owner's expense, and/or providing for other limitations necessary to protect the public interest.
C. Filing Fees Required: Each application for such building permit shall be accompanied by a filing fee in the amount of ten dollars ($10.00) to defray administrative and advertising costs. (1982 Code)