Where permitted pursuant to Table 17-1, the following conditions shall apply

A.

Establishments licensed to serve alcohol:

1.

If the proposed establishment is located within five hundred (500) feet from any church, school, public park or playground, then the following conditions shall apply:

a.

Public entrances to such establishment, outside seating areas where alcohol may be served, and any area of such establishment where alcohol may be consumed shall not be visible from any church, school, public park or playground; and

b.

The service or consumption of alcohol at such establishment may not result in noise, vehicular traffic, litter, public consumption of alcohol, public inebriation, or other conditions that are incompatible with the peaceful uses of any such church, school, public park or playground.

c.

Notice of the proposed establishment shall be given to the legal owner of any church, school, public park, or playground within five hundred (500) feet of the proposed establishment. Such legal owner shall provide comment regarding the proposed establishment to the director within ten days of receiving such notice. The director shall not approve or deny the proposed establishment until fourteen (14) days following date of such notice. The director may impose conditions on the proposed establishment or may deny the proposed establishment based on submitted comments.

d.

If the establishment is licensed to allow beer, wine and spirits tasting, then tasting shall occur within an enclosed area in the licensed establishment and shall not be located closer than one hundred (100) feet from any church, school, public park, or playground.

e.

Distance shall be calculated by extending a straight line from the nearest physical point of the structure housing the establishment licensed to serve alcohol to the property line of the protected use.

f.

Appeal of an administrative decision shall follow the process in MMC 14.12.140

B.

Residential uses:

a.

If they are combined in the same development and structure with any of the permitted uses;

b.

Residential floor area is permitted on the ground floor, provided that it represents less than fifty (50) percent of the ground floor area, and non-residential uses front on the public right-of-way.

C.

Outdoor Business Activities. Outdoor business activities on the public right-of-way, may be permitted with a right-of-way permit.

D.

Conversion of Residential Structures. An existing single-family residential structure may be converted to a commercial or office use if;

a.

The structure is brought into conformance with the building code for such use; and

b.

The development standards required in Section 17.24.010 through 17.24.040 can be met with the exception of setbacks of existing buildings.

(Ord. No. 527, § 1, 6-14-2022)