A.

A person seeking approval of a Permitted Use must file a Complete Application, using the forms established by the Community Development Department, and include payment of all fees. For any Application to construct a Building or other Improvement to Property for a Use that is defined by this Code as allowed in the zoning district in which the Building is proposed, the Community Development Department and the City Engineer must review the Application to determine whether the proposal:

1.

Is allowed within the district where it is proposed;

2.

Is proposed for Development on a legally subdivided Lot;

3.

Can be adequately serviced by Dedicated roads, improved to City Standards and existing or proposed utility systems or lines;

4.

Complies with all applicable Development requirements of that district, including Building Height, Setbacks, and Lot Coverage;

5.

Meets the applicable Development Standards requirements;

6.

Conforms to the Design Guidelines and the design review process established for that district;

7.

Requires conditions of approval;

8.

Complies with the Construction Codes; and

9.

Pertains to land for which all tax assessments have been paid.

B.

The Community Development Department staff shall notify the Applicant of any specific deficiencies in the proposal and whether the project must further be reviewed as a Conditional Use for that district.

C.

No permit or license issued shall be valid if any of the criteria listed in this Section have not been met.

(Ord. No. 2020-02, § IV(Exh. C), 1-8-2020)

A.

The outdoor display of goods or merchandise is prohibited unless expressly allowed elsewhere in this Title.

B.

The outdoor storage of any goods or merchandise is prohibited.

(Ord. No. 2020-02, § IV(Exh. C), 1-8-2020)

The Uses listed below require compliance with the following standards in addition to any other applicable requirements of this Code.

A.

Alcoholic Beverage Uses. All Alcoholic Beverage Uses designated as "P"—Permitted Uses—in the Title 17 Land-Use Matrix are subject to the following restrictions:

1.

Alcoholic Beverage, Banquet and Catering; Alcoholic Beverage, Beer Recreational; Alcoholic Beverage, Hotel; Alcoholic Beverage, Off-Premise Beer; Alcoholic Beverage, Package Agency; Alcoholic Beverage, Restaurant (Beer Only, Limited Service, and Full Service); and Alcoholic Beverage, Special Use (Educational, Scientific, and Industrial/Manufacturing) Uses may not be located (a) any closer to a residential district than six hundred (600) feet, as measured at the closest Property Lines, (b) any closer to a community location than permitted under section 32B-1-202 of the Utah Code, as amended, (c) nor any closer to a Homeless Shelter than two thousand six hundred forty (2,640) feet, as measured at the closest Property Lines.

2.

Such Uses shall incorporate plenary operational and management practices, including the use of properly licensed, bonded, and insured security personnel, as warranted, to prevent and mitigate adverse on-premises and offsite behavioral and safety impacts.

3.

Such Uses shall maintain throughout all areas of the subject premises during all business hours a minimum of one (1) candle power light measured at a level five (5) feet above the floor.

B.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU). This Use shall comply with the following criteria:

1.

Design Standards. Refer to 17.07 for Primary Dwelling (Single-Family Dwelling) standards.

2.

A Single-Family Dwelling is the Primary Dwelling on the property.

3.

A Lot or Parcel may only contain one (1) Internal ADU and one (1) External ADU.

4.

The Primary Dwelling and the proposed ADU shall not be used as a Short-Term Rental.

5.

The following applications and licenses, must be obtained and completed to establish and ADU in the city.

a.

Predevelopment application.

b.

Evidence of Owner occupancy.

c.

Building Permit application.

d.

Rental Business License application.

e.

Any other applicable land use application.

6.

Mobile Homes. No ADU or extended living area shall be constructed within a Mobile Home, Portable Container, Trailer, Carport, Canopy Structure, or similar Structure.

7.

The occupants of the ADU shall not sublease any portion of the accessory dwelling to other individuals.

8.

Owner Occupancy. The Primary Dwelling or the ADU shall be Owner occupied.

9.

Owner Occupancy Exceptions:

a.

Owner occupancy is not required for an ADU located on a property with a principal use as, Multi-Family Dwelling.

b.

The property Owner is on active military service or is placed in a Hospital, Nursing Home, Assisted Living Facility, or other similar facility that provides regular medical care, excluding retirement living facilities or communities.

C.

ATM, Kiosk, Vending Machine (Self-Service, Interactive, Outdoors). This Use shall be located in a manner that does not interfere with or cause difficulty in the safe movement of pedestrians. Machines and Kiosks shall be located:

1.

Next to a Main Building on the property; and

2.

In a manner that will not:

a.

Reduce required Landscaped Areas;

b.

Cause customers to wait in vehicle Drive Aisles or Parking Areas; or

c.

Create a public nuisance or a hazard to public safety.

D.

Auto Body Repair. This Use shall comply with the following criteria:

1.

All wrecked or inoperable vehicles must be stored within the Main or Accessory Structure. Only operable vehicles used by the business, customers, and employees may be parked outdoors.

2.

This Use may use only high-volume, low-pressure, spray guns in painting operations.

3.

Within two hundred (200) feet of a residential district, hours of operation shall be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

E.

Automotive Restoration. This Use shall comply with the following criteria:

1.

Every vehicle associated with Automotive Restoration shall be an Antique or Classic Automobile.

2.

All vehicles and parts must be stored within the Main or Accessory Structure. Only operable vehicles used by the business, its customers, and its employees may be parked outdoors.

3.

This Use may use only high-volume, low-pressure, spray guns in painting operations.

4.

Within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a residential district, hours of operation shall be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

F.

Automotive Service and Repair. This Use shall comply with the following criteria:

1.

An eight (8)-foot solid wall is required along all Property Lines shared with another property Owner.

a.

Required construction materials for all walls shall be brick, ceramic tile, stone, precast concrete panel, concrete block, or other masonry materials of equivalent quality and durability;

2.

All drives, parking, storage and maneuvering areas shall be paved with concrete or asphalt.

3.

Storage areas are restricted as follows:

a.

Outdoor Storage is prohibited.

b.

All vehicle parts or accessories must be stored indoors.

c.

All wrecked or inoperable vehicles must be stored within the Main or Accessory Structure.

d.

Only operable vehicles used by the business, customers, and employees may be parked outdoors. No vehicle may be stored outdoors for more than seventy-two (72) hours.

e.

All outside storage facilities shall be located on a properly drained site that is graded to ensure rapid drainage and to ensure that the site remains free from stagnant pools of water.

f.

The Applicant shall maintain the Property and all Buildings free of insect and rodent infestation.

g.

Stored vehicles shall be organized in a unified manner in Parking Stalls (no double-stacking).

h.

The Use shall not add to the contamination of the soil, alter ground water flow, create additional drainage runoff, or alter topography in such a way that creates hazards to the proposed site, other properties, or the City.

i.

The Applicant shall provide the City with a drainage collection and disposal plan for vehicle fluids that complies with all federal, state and local standards.

G.

Employment Agency and Temporary Staffing. This Use is limited to the placement of patrons in "office-only" jobs. Where the Use requires patrons to come to the location to view job opportunities and/or receive wages, the following additional requirements apply:

1.

The Use must be located at least three hundred (300) feet away from any Residential Use, as measured at the closest Property Lines.

2.

An indoor waiting area, or sufficient size to accommodate all patrons, must be provided.

H.

Food Processing (Large-Scale). This Use is limited to on-site food preparation for off-premise consumption and sales. A Facility housing this Use:

1.

Must be greater than three thousand (3,000) square feet in size;

2.

Must only be used by a single food-processor/food-preparer;

3.

Must use an in-ground grease trap system meeting City Engineering requirements; and

4.

May not be used by Food Truck/Food Trailer operators or have Food Truck/Food Trailers parked on the Lot or Parcel.

I.

Food Processing (Small-Scale). This Use is limited to on-site food preparation for off-premise consumption and sales.

1.

A de minimis onsite Retail component is allowed.

2.

A Facility housing this Use:

a.

May be shared among various food processors or food preparers; and

b.

Is limited in size to three thousand (3,000) square feet or less.

3.

Each instance of the Use must have:

a.

Designated Parking Stalls for all Food Trucks/Food Trailers located to side or rear of Building;

b.

A maximum of fifteen (15) Food Truck/Food Trailer operators working out of each location;

c.

Outdoor electrical outlets (one (1) per Food Truck/Food Trailer) located in Landscaped Area;

d.

An onsite operator sign-in roster and require the use of such sign-in roster;

e.

A full commercial kitchen (no exceptions); and

f.

Use an in-ground grease trap system meeting City Engineering requirements.

J.

Food Truck/Food Trailer.

1.

Special Events. Food Trucks or Food Trailers on public property must have a City special event permit, for the Use, on file with the South Salt Lake City Recorder.

2.

Licensing. Food Truck or Food Trailer Vendors must meet all applicable state and City Code licensing requirements.

3.

Permitted Vehicles. All mobile food vending business shall take place in either a Food Truck or a Food Trailer.

4.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers on private property as an Accessory Use.

a.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers that comply with the standards outlined in this Section are allowed on private property.

b.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers that are Accessory Uses shall not use parking that is required for the Main Use during business hours;

c.

Excluding private events, Food Trucks or Food Trailers within one hundred (100) feet of any Single-Family Use in the R-1, or RM districts are subject to the following conditions:

i.

Hours of operation are limited to 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.;

ii.

Must comply with all Salt Lake County Health Department noise regulations; and

iii.

Lights attached to the Food Truck or Food Trailer or portable lights must not allow light spillover onto abutting Residential Uses.

d.

For private properties without a Primary Use, such as a Parking Lot or vacant Parcel, Food Trucks or Food Trailers may be permitted by meeting the requirements of this Section.

5.

Food Truck Parks on private property as a Primary Use.

a.

Food Truck Parks are allowed in specific districts as outlined in Chapter 17.03 and are subject to Infrastructure Improvements being completed. Required Infrastructure Improvements include paving, parking, drainage, Landscaping, lighting, and Buffering requirements as found in Title 17.

b.

All Food Trucks and Food Trailers must be separated by a minimum of ten (10) feet between vendor walk up windows.

c.

All Food Trucks Parks shall provide one (1) on-site Parking Stall per Food Truck or Food Trailer for customer parking.

6.

Food Trucks and Food Trailers on public property.

a.

Two (2) Food Trucks or Food Trailers per City Block may operate in the Right-of-Way on the following Streets and subject to the following conditions:

i.

Permitted Areas:

a)

City-owned Streets abutting Downtown District, East Streetcar Neighborhood, Commercial Corridor, Commercial General, Transit Oriented Development, Mixed-Use, Flex, City Facility, Historic, and Master Planned Mixed-Use districts.

b)

City-owned Streets abutting parks.

c)

To be located on another agency's roads, agency consent is required prior to operation. All roads must abut Downtown District, East Streetcar Neighborhood, Commercial Corridor, Commercial General, Transit Oriented Development, Mixed-Use, Flex, City Facility, Historic, and Master Planned Mixed-Use districts.

ii.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers located within one hundred (100) feet of any Single-Family Use in the R-1, or RM districts are subject to the following conditions:

a)

Hours of operation are limited from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.;

b)

Must comply with all Salt Lake County Health Department noise regulations; and

c)

Lights attached to the Food Truck or Food Trailer or portable lights must not allow light spillover onto abutting Residential Uses.

iii.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers operating in the Right-of-Way must comply with all applicable parking and traffic regulations. No operation shall extend into vehicle travel or bicycle lanes.

iv.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers operating in the Right-of-Way must orient the vending window to face away from the Right-of-Way.

v.

All Food Trucks or Food Trailer must maintain liability insurance as determined by South Salt Lake City Attorney's Office.

b.

All Food Trucks or Food Trailers must contain no fixed infrastructure or accessory infrastructure in the Right-of-Way. Any mobile food vending infrastructure outside of the Food Truck or Food Trailer must be located on private property.

7.

Specific Requirements. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall meet the specifications set forth in this Subsection.

a.

Mobility. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall be constructed in a way that they may be easily removed on a daily basis. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers must have functioning wheels.

b.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall not be left overnight or stored on the subject property or in a Right-of-Way.

c.

Design. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall not have a Drive-Through Window and shall be kept in good operating condition.

d.

Limits by Location. To assure public safety and limit restrictions or impediments to traffic flow, Food Trucks or Food Trailers are only allowed in areas specified in this Section:

i.

No Food Truck or Food Trailer shall conduct business in the Right-of-Way within fifty (50) feet of a minor arterial intersection or one hundred (100) feet of a major arterial intersection.

ii.

All Food Trucks or Food Trailers must comply with Clear View Area requirements.

iii.

All Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall be parked on asphalt, concrete, or an engineered dustless surface.

e.

Umbrellas, Canopies and Other Coverings. Each Food Truck or Food Trailer may have one (1) umbrella or canopy. Tents or other coverings with opaque walls are not allowed. Alternate shading systems may be proposed to the City and are subject to approval by the Community Development Department.

f.

Trash Receptacles. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall provide at least one (1) trash receptacle meeting Salt Lake County Health Department standards. The trash receptacle shall be removed with the Food Truck or Food Trailer on a daily basis.

g.

Clean Area. All Food Trucks or Food Trailers are required to clean the area occupied by the Food Truck or Food Trailer and the surrounding fifty (50)-foot area on a daily basis.

h.

Hours of Operation. All activity related to Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall be temporary. Food Truck or Food Trailer operation shall not exceed eighteen (18) hours within a twenty-four (24) hour period at any one (1) location.

i.

Provisions. The sale of any products other than food and beverages for human consumption is prohibited.

8.

Prohibited Activities. Any violation of the following activities shall be subject to loss of City business license and other penalties of law.

a.

Food Trucks or Food Trailers shall not include the sale or provision of alcoholic beverages of any kind.

b.

Amplified music and the use of any amplified sound system is prohibited.

c.

Business operations shall not create any public nuisance, including: (1) noises audible from within an enclosed vehicle or from within an enclosed Building; (2) accumulations of litter; (3) obstruction of pedestrian and vehicle access or travel areas; (4) reduction in required Parking Stalls or other similar activities; and (5) any violation of City or state regulations.

9.

Review Standards. The Community Development Department shall apply the following review standards:

a.

The arrangement of the Site including access, Buildings, Parking Areas, Landscaping, and other facilities.

b.

Any reduction in Parking Stalls resulting in insufficient spaces for existing businesses and the Food Truck or Food Trailer's customers would result in the location being unsuitable.

c.

Other Site and area-specific items as outlined in Title 17.

10.

Signs and Advertising. Food Truck or Food Trailer may have one (1) Sign that meets the requirements of Chapter 17.08. Vinyl wraps are permitted.

11.

Lighting. Food Trucks or Food Trailers operating in evening hours may use battery-powered low voltage lighting systems for safety and convenience. All lighting systems shall only be for the purpose of continued operation. Moving, flashing, or other advertising-oriented lights are prohibited.

K.

Home Occupation, Category I.

1.

Regulations.

a.

Category I Home Occupations generate no off-site impacts and have no more than de minimis customer or delivery traffic.

b.

Category I Home Occupations must be clearly incidental and subordinate to the Primary Use of the Dwelling for residential purposes and shall not change the character of the Dwelling or the neighborhood in which it is located. If at any time it is determined that a Home Occupation has altered the character of a Dwelling or neighborhood, the Home Occupation license will be revoked, and the character of the Dwelling must be restored.

c.

A Category I Home Occupation shall not occupy more than twenty (20) percent of the Dwelling's Floor Area.

d.

An Accessory Structure separate from the Dwelling may be used for a Category I Home Occupation as long as: (i) the Accessory Structure remains incidental and subordinate to the Dwelling; (ii) no more than twenty-five (25) percent of the Floor Area of the Accessory Structure is used for the Home Occupation; and (iii) the land use authority approves the use of the Accessory Structure for the Home Occupation.

e.

No employee, other than one (1) living at the Dwelling, is allowed at the Dwelling for any business purpose.

f.

No business Sign is allowed.

g.

Explosive or combustible materials shall not be stored in a Dwelling with a Category I Home Occupation.

h.

Yard and garage sales associated with a Home Occupation are prohibited.

i.

Home Occupations shall only be conducted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

j.

Category I Home Occupations shall comply with all pertinent City, county, and state regulations, including business license regulations. Home Occupation licenses may be revoked upon any valid unresolved complaint. Inspections by the City may occur as necessary to assure conformance with conditions and regulations.

k.

Category I Home Occupations shall meet all licensing requirements of the City, county, and state.

L.

Portable Container. This Use shall comply with the following standards:

1.

A Portable Container shall only be Accessory to a Primary Use.

2.

Portable Containers may not be Used as a Dwelling or living quarters, nor for camping, cooking, or recreational purposes for any amount of time in any district.

3.

Portable Containers must be kept in good repair (capable of being moved intact, free of holes, rust, graffiti, or other damage, and free of vermin or other pest infestation, etc.), be secured against unauthorized entry, comply with health regulations, and be stored on a Hard Surface.

4.

Portable Containers may not be stacked or have any materials stacked on top of them.

5.

Portable Containers shall not be stored in Rights-of-Way, fire access lanes, landscaped Front Yard areas, or in an area visible from the Street along the Main Building's Primary Façade.

6.

In residential districts the following additional standards apply:

a.

Only one (1) Portable Container is permitted on a Lot or Parcel for a maximum of ninety (90) days in any twelve-month (12) period.

b.

Unless a Building Permit has been issued, Portable Containers are not permitted on vacant Lots or Parcels.

c.

If a Building Permit has been issued, the Portable Container of the permitted construction must be removed within ten (10)-days of the completion of construction or final Building inspection, whichever is sooner.

d.

Portable Containers must be located on an approved driveway or behind the Main Building's Primary Façade.

7.

In non-residential districts the following additional standards apply:

a.

Portable Containers shall only be used for:

1.

Shipping and receiving of merchandise and goods, provided that the Portable Container is removed within thirty (30) days;

2.

Storage of merchandise or goods, provided that the Portable Container is properly located according to the requirements of this Title;

3.

If a Building Permit has been issued, storage Accessory to construction or remolding of a Structure located on the same Lot, provided that the Portable Container is removed within one hundred eighty (180) days. The Community Development Department may approve thirty (30)-day extensions when construction or remolding is ongoing, and the Building Permit remains valid; or

4.

A licensed firework stand limited to the times the fireworks stand may lawfully occupy a space as described in Chapter 8.18 of this Code.

b.

Portable Containers shall not be located in designated Parking Areas.

c.

Portable Containers shall not be located on Lots or Parcels that abut a residential district.

M.

Wireless Communications Facilities. All commercial and low power radio services and facilities, such as "cellular" or "PCS" (personal communications system) communications and paging systems shall comply with the following criteria:

1.

Site Location Priorities. Except as otherwise provided in this Subsection, all wireless communication facilities shall be subject to the provisions of Table below.

a.

Providers of wireless telecommunications services will first seek to locate facilities on existing City structures, such as Buildings, communication towers, water tanks and smokestacks; provided, however, that if existing structures owned by the City are not available, or do not meet the system design needs of the provider, as determined by the provider, or would impose excessive costs in comparison to other alternatives, providers will then attempt to locate their facilities on privately owned structures, such as Buildings, communication towers, water tanks or smokestacks.

b.

If providers are unable to locate on existing structures, and a Monopole is necessary, providers will first seek to locate their Monopoles on City-owned property; provided, however, that if City property is unavailable, or does not meet the system design needs of the provider, as determined by the provider, or would impose excessive costs in comparison to other alternatives, providers will then seek to lease property for the Monopole from a private property Owner.

c.

To encourage the location of wireless facilities on City-owned Structures and property and privately-owned existing Structures, wireless telecommunication facilities are Permitted Uses in all districts of the City if the land or existing Structures are owned or leased by the City. Except in low Density residential districts, facilities located on any existing Structure are also an allowed Use.

d.

Wireless providers will agree to locate their facilities on City-owned or leased property only when the provider and government entity agree on the terms and conditions of the Site lease, including fair and reasonable compensation for the Use of the property. If no agreement can be reached, the provider will locate its facilities on privately owned property.

2.

Regulations. The following shall apply to all wireless communication facilities:

a.

In addition to the regulations provided in this Section, all low power radio services facilities shall comply with all other ordinances of the City, and with all applicable regulations of the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration. All facilities shall be subject to design review standards of this Title.

b.

Low power radio services facilities are characterized by the type or location of the Antenna structure. There are five (5) general types of such Antenna structure: wall-mounted Antennae; Roof-Mounted Antennae; Monopoles with Antennae and Antenna support Structure less than two (2) feet in width; Monopoles with Antennae and Antenna support Structure greater than two (2) feet in width; and Lattice Towers. If an Antenna Structure is allowed in a designated zoning district under the Land Use Matrix either as a Permitted or Conditional Use, the minimum standards for the installation of each type of Antenna are as follows:

i.

Wall-Mounted Antenna.

a)

Wall-mounted Antennae may not extend above the wall line of the Building or extend more than four (4) feet horizontally from the face of the Building.

b)

Antennae, equipment and the supporting Structure shall be painted to match the color of the Building or Structure or the background against which they are most commonly seen. Antennae and the supporting Structure on a Building shall be architecturally Compatible with the Building. Whip Antennae are not allowed on a wall-mounted Antenna Structure.

c)

Antennae mounted directly on existing parapet walls, penthouses or mechanical equipment rooms are considered a wall-mounted Antenna if no portion of the Antenna extends above the roof line of the Building.

ii.

Wall-Mounted Antennae.

a)

Roof-Mounted Antennae shall be constructed, painted or fully screened to match as closely as possible the color and texture of the Building and wall on which it is mounted.

b)

Roof-Mounted Antennae may be mounted on the top of existing penthouses or mechanical equipment rooms if the Antennae and Antenna support structures are enclosed or visually screened from view. The Screening Structures may not extend more than eight (8) feet above the existing roof line of the penthouse or mechanical equipment room.

c)

Antennae not mounted on a penthouse or mechanical equipment room shall be mounted at least five (5) feet back from the exterior wall of the Building. The maximum height of an Antenna mounted between five (5) and ten (10) feet back from the exterior wall shall be directly proportional to the Setback distance and may not exceed ten (10) feet above the roof line of the Building. Antennae shall be mounted at least five (5) feet behind any parapet wall. The maximum height of an Antenna mounted between five (5) and ten (10) feet behind a parapet wall shall be directly proportional to the Setback distance and may not exceed a height of ten (10) feet above the top of the parapet wall. An Antenna may not extend more than fifteen (15) feet above the roof line of the Building itself except as allowed as a Conditional Use. Similarly, a Roof-Mounted Antenna may not extend above the roof line of a penthouse or mechanical equipment room except as allowed as a Conditional Use.

iii.

Monopoles. The height of a Monopole with Antennae and Antenna support Structure/s shall not exceed the lesser of the maximum Building Height for the tallest Structure allowed in the District, up to 60' in height.

a)

A Monopole within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a residential district, is a separately regulated Conditional Use.

iv.

Lattice Towers. Except as provided in this Subsection, Lattice Towers may not be located within three hundred thirty (330) feet of a residential district.

a)

A Lattice Tower maybe located closer than three hundred thirty (330) feet from a residential district if the Planning Commission finds that the tower's apparent height would not exceed the apparent height of any public utility pole, wire, cable, or similar Structure located in the same vicinity as the proposed tower, when viewed from a height of six (6) feet at the nearest adjacent residential district boundary.

b)

Lattice Towers may not exceed a height equal to ninety (90) percent of the tower's distance from nearest adjacent residential district boundary, and in any case the height may not exceed one hundred fifty (150) feet.

c.

Location on Parcel. Monopoles and Lattice Towers shall be located only in the Rear Yard area of the affected Lot or Parcel, though a different location may be approved by the Planning Commission in compelling circumstances, but only to prevent a violation of federal law and to carry out the intent and purpose of these regulations. These Structures may not be located in a required Landscaped Area, Buffer area, or required Parking Area.

d.

Area Limitations for Wall- and Roof-Mounted Antennae. A combination of both roof- and wall-mounted Antennae are allowed on a Building. Except as allowed under a Conditional Use permit, the total area for all wall- and Roof-Mounted Antennae and supporting structures combined shall not exceed the lesser of sixty (60) square feet or five (5) percent of each exterior wall of the Building. The total area is the sum of the area of each individual Antenna face and the visible portion of the supporting Structure as viewed when looking directly at the face of the Building. The total area for a Roof-Mounted Antenna shall apply to the closest exterior wall.

e.

Height Regulation—Monopoles with Antennae. The height of Monopoles with Antennae and Antenna support Structures is restricted to the maximum Building Height of the tallest permitted Structure of the District.

f.

Wall- and Roof-Mounted Antennae on Noncomplying Buildings that Exceed the Maximum Building Height Limit of the Zoning District. Wall-mounted Antennae which otherwise are permitted or approved under this Chapter may be mounted on noncomplying Buildings that exceed the maximum Building Height of the zoning district in which they are located. Roof-Mounted Antennae which are mounted on a Noncomplying Structure above the maximum Building Height of the zoning district require Conditional Use approval.

(Ord. No. 2020-02, § IV(Exh. C), 1-8-2020; Ord. No. 2021-06, § XII, 5-26-2021; Ord. No. 2022-16, § 1(Exh. A), 9-14-2022; Ord. No. 2024-01, § I(Exh. A), 2-7-2024)