The uses set out in this chapter may be permitted upon issuance of a conditional use permit by the hearing examiner; provided, that the conditions set forth have been met or complied with in each instance. [Ord. 422 § 11, 2003; Ord. 212 § 9, 1988]

Public buildings of the town, including but not limited to public utility installations, provided that such buildings are erected or within 300 feet of the community center, and provided that such buildings are architecturally harmonious with the existing improvements in their environs, and suitably screened from view, and provided that adequate off-street parking is provided to prevent traffic hazards, on-street parking or undue congestion. [Ord. 212 § 9(A), 1988]

Repealed by Ord. 344. [Ord. 212 § 9(B), 1988]

Repealed by Ord. 344. [Ord. 212 § 9(C), 1988]

No rental of moorage is allowed. [Ord. 212 § 9(D), 1988]

Not-for-profit yacht clubs may be allowed if they promote the intent of this title as defined in HPMC 18.05.020, do not rent moorage and are:

(1) Sponsored by a resident or residents who agree to hold the town harmless with respect to the actions of the yacht club; and

(2) Are composed entirely of residents utilizing only their own moorages; or

(3) Are limited to nine sailboats of one class, 23 feet or less in length with approved arrangements for docking, moorage, storage and use. [Ord. 212 § 9(E), 1988]

Repealed by Ord. 338. [Ord. 212 § 9(F), 1988]