A. Group housing projects. In the case of public group housing projects, in which the application of R-3, two-family residential district, or R-4, multi-family residential district, provisions are impractical or inappropriate, the Planning Commission may, with the approval of the majority of its members, review the proposal under the terms and conditions of the R-6, planned residential development district.
B. Sanitary sewer service. No structure or use in any zoning district shall be erected or initiated which does not have a connection to the City sanitary sewer system, unless and until the County Health Department certifies that a septic tank or other approved disposal system can be installed and operated effectively. As a basis for this decision, the Health Department may require such soil percolation tests as it deems necessary. Such tests are to be made at the expense of the property owner.
C. Street access. No principal building shall after September 11, 1978, be constructed on a lot which does not abut a publicly dedicated street.
D. Use of solar collectors. Use of solar energy collectors is subject to the restraints imposed by the topography within the corporate limits of the City, existing trees, and the zoning district height and setback limitations contained within the zoning regulations. No guarantee is hereby given that all property within the corporate limits of the City is entitled to the use of solar collectors; however, as a general policy, reasonable care shall be taken to protect the opportunity for the utilization of solar collectors at all available locations.
(Code 1991, § 12-218)