(A) An applicant who is able to show an extraordinary hardship arising from the location, topography or other physical characteristic, which would make it difficult or impossible to conform strictly to this chapter, may apply for a variance.
(B) The Common Council, upon finding that such conditions do exist and that the public interest shall be secured and that such project will be beneficial to the community and not nullify the intent and purposes of the comprehensive plan or this chapter, may vary the regulations so that substantial justice may be done.
(Prior Code, § 15A-61) (Ord. 914, passed 2-19-2002)