(A) When a combination use comprises two or more principal uses that require different types of permits (zoning, special use, or conditional use), then the permit authorizing the combination use shall be, as indicated in the table of permissible uses by the designation PSC in each of the columns adjacent to the classification:
(1) A conditional use permit if any of the principal uses combined requires a conditional use permit;
(2) A special use permit if any of the principal uses combined requires a special use permit but none requires a conditional use permit; and
(3) A zoning permit in all other cases.
(B) If and/or when a combination use consists of: a single-family detached residential subdivision that is not architecturally integrated, and two-family or multifamily uses, then the total density permissible on the entire tract shall be determined by requiring the developer to indicate on the plans the portion of the total lot that will be developed for each purpose, and calculating the density for each portion as if it were a separate lot.
(C) If and/or when a combination use consists of: a single-family detached architecturally integrated subdivision, and two-family or multifamily uses, then the total density permissible on the entire tract shall be determined by dividing the area of the tract by the minimum square footage per dwelling unit.
(Ord. passed 12-20-2001) Penalty, see § 152.999