A. No new golf course shall be approved unless the development is capable of providing its own wet water source sufficient to irrigate the golf course. Paper water rights shall not be sufficient. No culinary water may be used to irrigate any new golf course.

B. Commencing July 1, 2024, all golf courses within the city, both new and existing, must provide to the city water department a water budget identifying anticipated water usage and all water conservation measures being taken. If the current condition changes within the golf course, an updated water budget is required to be sent to the city water department.

A. A description of the proposed use;

B. A site plan and supporting materials;

C. A design schematic;

D. The size and location of the site;

E. Traffic generation, timing and nature of traffic impacts and the existing condition and capacity of the streets in the area;

F. Utility demand and available capacity, including storm water retention;

G. Emergency vehicle access and anticipated average and peak day demand;

H. Location and amount of off-street parking;

I. Internal vehicular and pedestrian circulation system, including delivery vehicles, loading, and unloading;

J. Fencing, screening, and landscaping to separate the permitted with standards use from adjoining property and uses;

K. Generation and screening of trash, and automated garbage collection (dumpsters);

L. Hours of operation, delivery, and use; and

M. Odor and noise plan if applicable. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019; amd. Ord. 2022-12-004, 12-15-2022; Ord. 2023-039, 11-16-2023)

A. Noise Control Plan: When applicable, the applicant shall submit a noise control plan. The building or site shall be equipped with an effective noise control system or plan, which must at all times prevent unreasonable interference with neighbors’ use and enjoyment of their property and include the following:

B. Odor Control Plan: When applicable, the applicant shall submit an odor control plan. The building or site shall be equipped with an effective odor control system or plan, which must at all times prevent unreasonable interference with neighbors’ use and enjoyment of their property and include the following:

A. Ownership: An accessory dwelling unit shall not be sold separately or subdivided from the single-family dwelling or lot unless compliant with subdivision regulations.

B. Occupancy: The city shall only permit an accessory dwelling unit when an owner-occupant lives on the property within either the single-family dwelling or accessory dwelling unit. Short-term rental of an accessory dwelling unit is not permitted.

C. The total number of residents that reside in an accessory dwelling unit may not exceed the number allowed for a “family” as defined in this title.

D. Number Of Accessory Units Per Parcel: An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) shall be allowed only on parcels containing a single-family dwelling. Only one (1) accessory dwelling unit or guesthouse shall be allowed on a lot or parcel. Within the Downtown Boundary, two (2) ADUs are allowed per lot.

E. Not A Unit Of Density: Accessory dwelling units are not considered a unit of density and therefore are not included in the density calculation for residential property.

F. Parking: An additional off-street parking space is required for each ADU. Tandem parking is not allowed for accessory dwelling units. If an accessory dwelling unit is created within an existing garage or carport, parking spaces contained therein shall be replaced elsewhere on the property if the loss of the parking space would cause the single-family dwelling to be noncompliant with the required parking standard.

G. Size And Location Requirements:

H. Design: A detached ADU in the rear yard that is shorter than the single-family dwelling does not need to match its design. All other ADUs shall match the roof form, materials, and color scheme of the single-family dwelling if they are:

I. Application Requirement: Any homeowner who resides in a single-family dwelling and whose property is in a residential zone and desires an accessory dwelling unit is required to obtain an accessory dwelling permit. The accessory dwelling permit shall be in addition to any building permits that may be necessary to create the accessory dwelling unit. The applicant shall submit the following as part of the application for an accessory dwelling permit:

A. Property owners in zones in which apiaries are allowed uses may maintain two (2) hives, or equivalent capacity, per twelve thousand (12,000) square feet of property. In no case shall the total number of hives located on a property exceed eight (8) hives, or equivalent capacity.

B. Hives shall not be located on property owned by a person other than the owner of the hive.

C. Commercial apiaries are only permitted in agricultural zones (A-1, A-5, A-10 and A-20).

D. Hives shall be located in the side yard or rear yard.

E. All hives shall be situated such that the general flight pattern of bees in each colony is in a direction that deters bee contact with humans and domesticated animals. If any portion of a hive is located within twenty-five feet (25') of any property line or public right-of-way, as measured from the nearest point on the hive to the property line, a flyaway barrier of at least six feet (6') in height shall be constructed and maintained around the hive, except as necessary to provide access to the hive. A flyaway barrier shall consist of a solid wall, fence, dense vegetation, or combination thereof that extends at least ten feet (10') beyond the hive in each horizontal direction so that the bees are forced to fly at an elevation of at least six feet (6') above ground level over property lines or public rights-of-way within the prescribed vicinity of the hive.

F. Hives shall be located at least five feet (5') from any property line and at least six inches (6") above the ground, as measured from the ground to the lowest portion of the hive. Hives shall not exceed six feet (6') in height above ground level, as measured from the ground to the tallest point of the hive.

G. Every hive shall be conspicuously marked with the beekeeper’s name, address, telephone number, and state registration number.

H. Each beekeeper shall ensure that a convenient source of fresh water is available to the colony at all times. The water shall be in a location that minimizes any nuisance created by bees that might otherwise seek water on neighboring properties.

I. Hives shall not be located within five hundred feet (500') of a public or private school property.

J. Hives shall be operated and maintained in accordance with the Utah Bee Inspection Act, as the same may be amended, restated, and/or replaced, from time to time.

K. Notwithstanding compliance with the various requirements of this chapter, it shall be unlawful for any person to maintain an apiary on any property in a manner that creates a nuisance or threatens public health or safety. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Minimum Parking Requirements and Customer Parking: Every sales lot for automobiles and similar vehicles shall have a minimum number of parking spaces specifically designated for customer parking. Customer parking spaces shall be clearly striped and marked by an upright pole sign placed at the top of each customer parking space stating that the space is designated for customer parking. These spaces shall not be used for parking vehicles which are for sale, or for the display of any merchandise. The minimum number of customer parking spaces shall comply with the parking requirements set forth in chapter 19 of this title.

B. Parking Vehicles Which Are for Sale: All automobiles and other vehicles which are for sale shall be parked in the automobile showroom or in a parking space which is specifically designated for displaying merchandise for sale. All vehicles for sale shall be parked and stored solely within the automobile lot. The maximum number of automobiles which an automobile sales lot is permitted to display for sale shall be based on the number of approved stalls for noncustomer parking. Noncustomer parking stalls shall not be required to be striped.

C. Minimum Lot Width: Minimum lot width for one (1) side shall be one hundred feet (100') of frontage on a public street.

D. Building Required: A permanent, enclosed building is required on the site of the auto sales lot, which is devoted exclusively to the auto sales business. The building shall be large enough to accommodate the office of the dealership and shall provide restroom facilities. The building or structure shall provide a safe place to keep the books and other records of the business.

E. Display Pads: Display pads for cars may project into the fifteen foot (15') landscaped area up to ten feet (10') and shall be limited to two (2) display pads (each pad no larger than necessary to accommodate one (1) car in any directional orientation) per one hundred (100) linear feet of display frontage.

F. Landscape Replacement: Landscape square footage removed for the display pads shall be replaced with the same square footage elsewhere on the site and noted on the plans.

G. Streets Designated for Automobile Sales Lots: Automobile sales lots shall only be permitted in the zone where it is an allowed use, and only on the following specified streets within the zone:

H. Minimum Landscape Requirements: All car lots shall comply with minimum landscape requirements as set forth in this code for commercial developments.

I. Limited to sales of vehicles of less than twelve thousand (12,000) pounds gross vehicle weight. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. A six foot (6') four inch (4") in height solid masonry fence is required to fully enclose the facility. The fence and the facility shall not be located in the front yard setback, within any required landscape or buffer area, or within required parking area. All power lines on the lot leading to an antenna structure and accessory structures shall be underground. Guyed facilities are not permitted.

B. The front yard setback shall be landscaped in accordance to the commercial standards set forth in sections 10-23-1 through 10-23-3.

C. Lots created and intended for the sole purpose to provide a public utility may be subdivided with less than the required amount of square footage per the zone.

D. Accessory structures must comply with the required setback and height requirements of the zoning district in which they are located, and be located inside the fenced area.

E. The height of any antenna structure or communication transmission pole shall not exceed fifty feet (50'), unless the zone permits antenna structures greater than fifty feet (50'), and a conditional use permit is issued in compliance with chapter 17B of this title. No antenna structure shall exceed one hundred feet (100') in height in any zone.

F. Monopole with Antennas and Antenna Support Structures: The maximum visible width of antennas and antenna mounting structures on a monopole shall not exceed eight feet (8') in height or thirteen feet (13') in width as viewed looking directly at the monopole at the same elevation as the antennas and antenna mounting structure. No such antenna shall be located within one hundred fifty feet (150') of a residential zone. The climbing pegs shall be removed from the lower twenty feet (20') of the monopole.

G. Lattice Tower: A lattice tower is not allowed within any residential, administrative professional, or commercial zone, including all similar planned development zones.

H. Antennas and Mounting Structures on or over Public Right-of-Way: Antennas and mounting structures are not permitted to encroach on or over the public sidewalk, or on or over a public right-of-way.

I. Nonmaintained, Nonoperational or Abandoned Facilities: The communication company and the landowner shall remove any nonmaintained, nonoperational or abandoned communication pole, communication tower, antenna, and incidental infrastructure within thirty (30) calendar days of cessation of use.

J. Permits: Prior to construction or installation, applicant shall obtain the proper building permits, encroachment permits and such other permits as required by law.

K. The foregoing notwithstanding, outside of the St. George arts district overlay zone, the following facilities are a permitted use:

L. Additional standards for the following types of antennas:

M. Wireless telecommunication facilities must meet the following additional standards: A site-location development master plan shall be submitted by each company providing wireless services or a landowner in joint application with a wireless company desiring placement of wireless telecommunication facilities. The development master plan shall show the general location of all proposed sites and show the coverage area provided by the location. The master plan is intended to show approximate service areas. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. A guesthouse shall be used only by the occupants of the principal dwelling or their nonpaying guests. Short-term rental of a guesthouse is not permitted.

B. The guesthouse shall not be leased or rented independently of the main dwelling. A deed restriction in a form approved by the city prohibiting the lease or rental shall be recorded against the property, with proof to the community development director or designee, prior to issuance of a building permit for the guesthouse.

C. A guesthouse shall only be permitted on a lot containing an area of eight thousand (8,000) square feet or larger which has an existing owner-occupied single-family dwelling unit, or where a building permit has been issued and construction is in process for the single-family dwelling unit. A guesthouse may be constructed on lots of less than eight thousand (8,000) square feet in an approved planned development (PD) zone; provided, a guesthouse is an allowed use within the project’s PD text, and other standards in section 10-17A-1 are met.

D. Only one (1) guesthouse or accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted per lot of record.

E. The guesthouse shall be located outside of all setback areas. The guesthouse shall meet the setback requirements for the main dwelling.

F. The guesthouse shall not have less than one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor area or more than four hundred (400) square feet of floor area.

G. There shall be no kitchen or cooking facilities within a guesthouse. A microwave, compact refrigerator (less than seven and three-quarters (7¾) cubic feet and thirty-six inches (36") or less in height), and wet bar sink (twelve inches (12") wide or less) is permitted.

H. Architectural design, materials, and construction shall match the primary residential structure.

I. Utilities shall not be metered separately for a guesthouse.

J. Building lot coverage including the guesthouse and other accessory structures shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the rear lot area if the guesthouse is located in the rear yard. (The rear lot area is the area lying between the rear lot line and rear wall of the single-family dwelling extended to the side lot lines.)

K. The guesthouse shall not exceed a height of fifteen feet (15') for gable roofs, and twelve feet (12') for shed roofs (flat roofs), as measured from the adjacent grade to the highest part of the roof.

L. Separation distance from the main dwelling and guesthouse shall conform to the requirements of the adopted building and fire codes.

M. A site plan shall be submitted to the community development department to determine compliance with the requirements herein prior to issuance of a building permit. A fee as established by the city council shall be paid for the site plan review. The site plan shall be drawn to scale, clearly showing the location of all existing and proposed structures, walls, parking, driveways, and walkways.

N. Guesthouses shall be of new construction only; existing accessory structures (shed, garage, workshop, gazebo, etc.) may not be converted to a guesthouse.

O. A guesthouse may not be used as, attached to, or converted into a garage.

P. A guesthouse may be used as a pool house.

Q. A guesthouse may not be placed in the front yard setback or side yard setback areas. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Hours of operation shall be limited to six o’clock (6:00) A.M. to ten o’clock (10:00) P.M.

B. Indoor shooting ranges shall have walls, ceilings, and floors that are impenetrable to the ammunition discharged by firearms being used within it or have internal baffling built so that the ammunition discharged cannot hit the walls or ceiling.

C. Indoor shooting ranges shall be constructed and insulated in such a manner that prevents sound from the discharge of firearms within the facility to exceed a maximum limit of sixty-five (65) dBA at the property line.

D. Magazine (ammunition) storage shall be fully enclosed by construction materials as approved by the building department and fire department per applicable codes. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. A six foot (6') four inch (4") in height solid masonry fence is required to fully enclose the facility. The fence shall not be located in the front yard setback.

B. The front yard setback shall be landscaped in accordance to the commercial standards set forth in sections 10-23-1 through 10-23-3.

C. Lots created and intended for the sole purpose to provide a public utility may be subdivided with less than the required amount of square footage per the zone.

D. Any accessory structure shall be inside the fenced area. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. The facility is licensed by the Utah Department of Human Services.

B. The facility operator must provide prior written notice to the police department of each convicted felon to be treated in such facility.

C. Provide at least thirty percent (30%) of the area as open space or playground and one (1) parking space per staff member on the highest shift plus one (1) parking space for each five (5) persons housed in the facility. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019; amd. Ord. 2022-07-009, 7-28-2022)

A. Minimum Size: Each recreational vehicle park shall have one (1) common owner, and a minimum size of five (5) acres.

B. Access Roads: A hard-surfaced (concrete or asphalt) roadway of at least twenty-five feet (25') in width and constructed to city specifications must serve each recreational vehicle in the park (twelve feet (12') wide for one-way streets).

C. Access: Access to all RV parks shall be from a dedicated and approved public street at an approved point or points. No RV space shall have direct access from a public street.

D. Off-Street Parking: Hard-surfaced parking spaces shall be provided for each recreational vehicle located in the RV park and at least one (1) additional automobile for each RV space or lot.

E. Recreation Space: For each RV park having ten (10) or more units, at least four thousand (4,000) square feet of common, usable recreation area is required, along with an additional one hundred (100) square feet for each unit in excess of ten (10).

F. Density: The maximum density for a recreational vehicle park shall not exceed sixteen (16) units per gross acre.

G. Spaces: Each recreational vehicle space shall have a minimum width of twenty feet (20'). All recreational vehicles shall be able to park in designated spaces, and no portion of a driveway or roadway may be used for recreational vehicle parking.

H. Permitted: Only recreational vehicles, travel trailers, motor homes, park models and park trailers may be located in an RV park.

I. Minimum Yard Clearances for Recreational Vehicle Park Subdivision:

J. Utilities Required: Each recreational vehicle parking space shall have connections available for water, sewer and electricity. All utility connections shall be located underground. All recreational vehicle parks shall be connected to a public sewer system for all sewer connections or dump stations.

K. Service Building: All recreational vehicle parks shall contain a service building containing all sanitary facilities required by the Utah State Department of Health Code of Recreational Vehicle, Camp or Trailer Court Sanitation Regulations, and shall provide a dump station for dependent recreational vehicles.

L. Outdoor Living Space: Each recreational vehicle parking space shall be provided with a minimum of three hundred (300) square feet of “outdoor living” space located adjacent to the vehicle parking space. Said outdoor living space shall be maintained in a clean and weed-free manner and shall be kept free from garbage or debris of any kind.

M. Additions and Awnings: All structures are regulated by the International Building Code in effect at the time of construction. No addition or enclosure shall exceed four hundred twenty-five (425) square feet of total floor area. The maximum allowed size of a dwelling unit within an RV park shall not exceed eight hundred twenty-five (825) square feet of total floor area.

N. Minimum Separation: In no case shall the RV or the addition be closer to an adjacent RV than ten feet (10'), nor closer than five feet (5') to an interior property line. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Storage facilities located adjacent to residential zones shall be screened with and surrounded by a solid block wall no less than six feet (6') four inches (4") in height, and landscaping such as high-growing shrubs or trees placed close together (planted less than five feet (5') on center) that will effectively screen and shield the storage units from public view when abutting the adjacent residential zone.

B. Lighting shall be no higher than a canopy, or, if there is no canopy, no higher than eighteen feet (18'). Lights shall be fully shielded and shall comply with chapter 14 of this title, Outdoor Lighting.

C. Access to the property shall be laid out in a manner so that all vehicle stacking is on private property. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. A single-family residence may be permitted as a short-term residential rental property if the short-term rental property is:

B. Landscape Maintenance: Each short-term rental property shall comply with the landscape requirements outlined in section 4-7-11. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Storage Rental Units – All Zones (Except a PD-C Zone): Storage rental units shall be limited to twelve feet (12') overall height for the storage unit portion of the facility.

B. Storage Rental Units in a PD-C Zone: In a PD-C zone, storage rental units are not limited to a single story, but shall meet the following additional standards:

A. In addition to the applicable landscaping requirements of chapter 23 of this title, landscaping for all car washes shall double the number of plantings required in areas adjacent to the stacking and drive-through areas.

B. Car washes shall use façade materials that produce texture. Such materials include, but are not limited to, split-face block, brick, or stucco and shall utilize more than one such material. All colors shall be muted. Bright or reflective colors shall not be allowed except as an accent, up to ten percent (10%) of each façade. No long, continuous rooflines without a horizontal break shall be permitted.

C. Sides of car wash bays or tunnels facing a residential use or neighborhood zoning district shall be completely enclosed by a wall. Solid windows that do not open, glass block, or other closed material may be used for the wall.

D. Vacuum stations and related equipment shall comply with the setbacks for the principal structure.

E. Vacuum stations and related equipment are prohibited along any side of a building facing a residential use or residential zoning district.

F. Recycling of all water used in a car wash is encouraged to reduce the amount of fresh culinary water used. All car washes must be plumbed at the time of construction to provide for water recycling systems for both wash water and reverse osmosis rinse water systems whether installed or not.

G. The site shall provide space sufficient to allow a minimum of five vehicles to stack while waiting to access the car wash prior to reaching the payment area. All stacking shall be maintained on site and shall not back onto any public right-of-way.

H. Water Limitations:

A. No new golf course shall be approved unless the development is capable of providing its own wet water source sufficient to irrigate the golf course. Paper water rights shall not be sufficient. No culinary water may be used to irrigate any new golf course.

B. Commencing July 1, 2024, all golf courses within the city, both new and existing, must provide to the city water department a water budget identifying anticipated water usage and all water conservation measures being taken. If the current condition changes within the golf course, an updated water budget is required to be sent to the city water department. (Ord. 2022-07-009, 7-28-2022; amd. Ord. 2024-016, 3-21-2024)

A. Site location of hobby garage facilities shall be:

B. Each hobby garage unit shall have a minimum front setback of twenty feet (20') from interior private drive.

C. Each hobby garage unit shall have minimum floor dimensions of twenty feet (20') wide by forty feet (40') deep.

D. Each hobby garage shall have at least one (1) garage door and one (1) exterior door to access the hobby garage. The exterior door cannot be connected to garage door.

E. Garage door minimum dimensions shall be at least ten feet (10') wide by fourteen feet (14') high.

F. Height of hobby garage units are limited to a single story:

G. Building façades shall have:

H. Areas not covered by private drive, driveways, or buildings must be landscaped according to title 10, chapter 23 of this code.

I. Lighting shall be required and shall comply with dark sky principles and regulations.

J. Individual hobby garage units shall not be used for manufacturing, retail or wholesale selling, office functions, other business or service uses, and/or residential use.

K. Hobby garage units shall not permit the bulk storage of any hazardous, flammable, or explosive materials; hazardous or extremely hazardous waste; or any material which creates obnoxious dust, odor, or fumes.

L. Each hobby garage unit is limited to the following:

M. Hobby garage ownership and operation requirements:

A. Lot Requirements:

B. Site Improvements:

C. Each food truck shall have an active business license in accordance with title 3, chapter 2, article R of this code and Utah Code Annotated section 11-56-103. Each food truck park shall have an active business license in accordance with title 3, chapter 1 of this code.

D. All proposed activity within a food truck park shall not occur within a dedicated public right-of-way.

E. Food truck parks shall be managed by a common manager or entity.

F. Food truck parks are not permitted to operate drive-through services.

G. All food trucks shall be kept in good operating condition and able to easily be removed on a daily basis. (Ord. 2023-003, 7-20-2023)

A. Location: Live-work units shall be permitted in the following locations:

B. Occupancy:

C. Structure:

D. Parking:

E. Live-Work Commercial Use List: Any commercial use not specifically permitted is prohibited. Uses indicated by the letter “P” below are permitted. Only the following commercial uses are allowed in live-work units:

F. Landscape:

G. Lighting:

H. Signage:

I. Hours of Operation:

J. Outdoor Display Area:

A. A description of the proposed use;

C. A design schematic;

D. A description of mitigating design elements;

E. A description of mitigating management practices and plan; and

F. Any proposed conditions of approval. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Identifies the maximum intensity of the proposed development and use;

B. Complies with all provisions of the code; and

C. Compared to permitted development and uses within the zone, substantially mitigates the adverse impacts that are reasonably anticipated from the magnitude and intensity of the development and use, as proposed, considering:

A. Be compatible in use, scale and design with allowed uses in the zone; and

B. Not compromise the health, safety, or welfare of:

C. The land use authority shall issue a conditional use permit, if the applicant has proposed, or if the land use authority can propose, conditions of approval to substantially mitigate the reasonably anticipated detrimental effects of the proposed use in accordance with the standards and criteria herein. The conditional use permit shall describe the scope of the permit, and the conditions of approval.

D. If the land use authority determines that the applicant has not proposed, and the land use authority cannot impose, additional, reasonable conditions of approval to comply with the standards and criteria herein, the land use authority may deny the conditional use permit application. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. The land use authority may reasonably modify the conditions of a conditional use permit if the actual detrimental effects of previously identified adverse impacts are greater than anticipated, or the proposed mitigation has been unsuccessful at mitigating the actual detrimental effects, in order to comply with the standards herein.

B. Modification may be initiated by the applicant, the city, or an injured party with standing. The party seeking the modification shall pay the costs associated with the modification proceedings and file a petition for modification with the city. Modification proceedings are conducted in the same manner as an initial review.

C. The conditional use permit holder is a necessary part to the modification proceedings and shall be afforded due process. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. A conditional use may not be expanded without undergoing modification proceedings, as provided in sections 10-17B-1 through 10-17B-9.

B. A person expands a conditional use if the square footage of a structure on the property will be increased by greater than ten percent (10%) of the square footage existing at the time of the initial application.

C. A conditional use has grown if the following occurs:

A. The conditional use permit may be revoked or suspended if any of the following occur or are found to have occurred:

B. Revocation is appropriate when the applicant, holder or user has knowingly engaged in conduct which violates the conditional use permit, or when the applicant, holder or user has previously had its permit suspended. Notice shall be given of a pending revocation, and the property owner will be given reasonable notice, and an opportunity to cure the violation in the same manner as provided for other violations of zoning ordinances. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)

A. Conditional Use Not Implemented: A conditional use permit expires if the permit has not been implemented within one (1) year from the date of approval. The permit is considered implemented if the holder of the permit engages in the activity permitted by the conditional use permit. One (1) extension for one (1) year may be granted if the land use authority finds that the use still complies with the review standards, the permit holder has commenced substantial construction on the site for which the permit was granted and additional time is reasonably necessary to complete construction. A request for an extension shall be filed not less than thirty (30) calendar days prior to the expiration date. If the conditional use is for a bar establishment, the conditional use permit expires if the bar establishment does not obtain its alcohol licenses or is not operating as a bar establishment within six (6) months from the date of approval. No extension is allowed for the bar establishment. For purposes of this section, the land use authority is the city council.

B. Conditional Use Abandoned: If the approved use or activity ceases for any reason for a continuous period of six (6) consecutive months or more, the conditional use permit shall automatically terminate without further notice, as having been abandoned. A person may only reinstate the conditional use after a new conditional use permit is issued. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019; amd. Ord. 2021-02-001, 2-4-2021)

A. Multiple-Family Dwellings Twenty (20) Units or More or Twelve (12) Dwelling Units an Acre or More: A multiple-family development with twenty (20) or more total dwelling units, or with a density of twelve (12) dwelling units per acre or more, shall meet the following additional standards, and shall be approved by the city council:

B. Buildings with Ground Floor Area of Twenty Thousand (20,000) Square Feet or Greater: Buildings with ground floor area of twenty thousand (20,000) square feet or greater must meet the following additional standards. Buildings with a ground floor (footprint) area of twenty thousand (20,000) square feet or more, or a site with an aggregate ground floor (footprint) square footage of twenty thousand (20,000) square feet or more, shall meet the following additional standards: