Such uses as are permitted in Country Home Districts and Business Districts shall be considered prima-facie permissible in any Special Use District, subject to the provisions of Sections 1256.02 and 1256.03, and the regulations applying to Country Home Districts and Business Districts shall apply, subject, however, to such other general provisions of this Zoning Code as are applicable. Uses which are not permitted in Country Home Districts and Business Districts shall not be permitted in Special Use Districts.

(Ord. 53-5-1. Passed 6-2-53.)

   Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 1256.01, prior to the use of any portion of premises in a Special Use District for any purpose other than agriculture, nurseries and greenhouses, an application for such use or applications for buildings and structures, filed with the Inspector of Buildings, shall be presented to the Planning Commission and a public hearing shall be had thereon. Such use or construction of buildings or structures shall be approved unless, by a vote of three-fourths of all the members of the Planning Commission, it is determined that such approval would be contrary to the spirit and intent of this Zoning Code in protecting the public health and welfare, and would in fact endanger such health and welfare. Such determination of nonapproval shall be in writing and shall set forth the reasons therefor.

(Ord. 78-5-2. Passed 5-2-78.)

   In the event the Planning Commission withholds approval of a use, building or structure under the provisions of Section 1256.02, the Commission may, nevertheless, grant temporary use of the premises under the provisions of Sections 1246.03 and 1246.04.

(Ord. 78-5-2. Passed 5-2-78.)