A.

Recognizing that temporary land uses necessary in the public interest to serve and support public or private projects or undertakings which relate to the general welfare will vary considerably as to classification, and be intended for specific purposes, and that such uses cannot reasonably be anticipated in the Comprehensive Plan, the Board of Adjustment shall have the power to authorize such uses and to establish such minimum standards and regulations in connection therewith as it deems equitable in terms of the problems and difficulties attendant upon private development for temporary use and justifiable in terms of the general welfare.

B.

Such temporary uses may be permitted, and minimum standards and regulations applying thereto established without regard to standards and regulations contained elsewhere in this title, including, but not limited to those governing principal and accessory uses permitted outright, conditional exceptions, density provisions, and general and supplementary provisions.

(Ord. No. 440, Att. A (part), 1997)