1114.03 PROVISIONAL USES PERMITTED.

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1114.03 PROVISIONAL USES PERMITTED.

A lot or building may be occupied by the following provisional uses:

(a) Fraternity/sorority house, provided the minimum lot area shall be 330 square feet times the maximum permitted occupant load.

(b) Nursing home, subject to the requirements of Chapter 1135.

(c) Religious institution, subject to the requirements of Chapter 1135.

(d) Rooming house, provided the minimum lot area per rooming unit shall be 1000 square feet.

(e) Family home, subject to the dimensional requirements of the RS-8 district.

(f) Adult Group Home, subject to the dimensional requirements of the RS-8 district.

(Ord. 04-71. Passed 3-9-04.)

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