A nonspecified use is a use which, according to the zoning administrator, does not fall into the categorization of zoning districts as listed in "Permitted Use Table" above and does not conform to the intent of the district description and purpose in which it is intended to be located.

(1972 Code, sec. 30.2001; 2008 Code, sec. 14.02.601)

The provision for nonspecified use is intended to provide individuals with an administrative procedure:

(1)

To propose new use(s) to be included in one or more of the various zoning districts;

(2)

To propose that certain use(s) be allowed in a zoning district other than the district(s) in which said use or uses is now allowed; and

(3)

To propose the addition or deletion of specific use permit requirements for a particular use in a particular zoning district.

(1972 Code, sec. 30.2002; 2008 Code, sec. 14.02.602)

A nonspecified use may be categorized by the Leon Valley planning and zoning commission, with commission's categorization being approved by city council, after application and public hearing as set out in the specific use permits sections of this article.

(1972 Code, sec. 30.2003; 2008 Code, sec. 14.02.603; Ordinance 2020-10, sec. 8, adopted 3-3-20)