5807-95 ORDINANLE: NO. Q2-95
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEA WATER, FLORIDA,
RELATING TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE. AME1'II?Il
SECTION 41.053, CODE OF ORDENANCES, TO CLARIFY THAT
CONDITIONAL USES A "'ALLOWED" FATHER THAN
"PER-Ml-`TED;' t. SPECIFY THAT LL CONDITIONS CE
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APPRO AL MUST BE MET IN GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE
PE N41 "; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT OBDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION 07 _"s CITY OF
CL EAa` 'A'I"ER, FLORIDA:
Section 3. Section 41.053,<Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
41.053.1 Supplementary standards by categoi y of use.
The standards in this section which apply to the identified category of use shall supplement the
general standards of use identified in section 41.052. No conditional use shall be authorized unless
determined to meet all of the standards applicable thereto.
(1) Animal grooming; and/or boarding facilities may be allowed ff.i�d within the ;generat
commercial, highway commercial, and commercial center districts -uhiect to all of the fallo',Al
(1.1) Art galleries/studios may be allowed pefm4aed within office districts subJect to all of the
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(1.2) Bed and breakfast inn uses nay,be allowed pemiW-ed in the Inlill Commercial District, subject
to all of the following:
(I3) Bed and breakfast inn uses may be allowed pefffk4ed in the Urban Center District, subject to all
of the following:
(2) Blood plasma centers may be allowed peeffni4ed within the general commercial district
to all of the fol:lawina ipen-dett -` :
( ) Business/professional offices which serve the tourist may be allowed pepmit�ed within the resort
commercial 24 and 28 districts upon determination that the use complies with all of the general standards
contained in section 41.052.
' 'thin the neig�rorn oot corznerc�_al districts upon
(4) €usinecc —nces may be allowed pe Jt v
determination that the use com plies with all of the general standards contained in section 41.052. Business
services may be permitted within the research, development and office park district su�biec.t to ; ll of the
(5) Certaeteries, col1jrnnbariums, and mausoleums, in which access is restricted during the h6i#s that
such use is not In operation, may be allowed peFffgoed within the public/semipublic district upon
dete z "nation that the use complies with all of the general standards contained in section 41.05'4�.
(6) Child day cake centers may be allowed within the limited office, general,)office,
neighborhood commercial, intill commercial, commercial center, urban center (transitionk), and
public/semipublic subjpCIt to all of the following:
(7) Commercial or;trade schools may be allowed pf d within the urban'center (trar:�si ion},
limited'.office and general office districts, subject to all of the following:
(8) Commercial parUng lots may be allowed pe ae4 within the beach commercial, resorCommercial
commercial 24 and;2, id public/seripublic districts subject to all the following:
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(9) Congregate care facilities may be allowed'peffim4tad within the multiple-family residential)12, 16,
24 and 28 districts-'the residential, office and commercial planned deVeloprnent districts; urban center
(transition), the limited office,'infill commercial and neighborhood corn mercial districts subject i�o all.of
the following:
(9.1 Gasoline station: crass may b alto wed �. t iii the urban center (core) and urban center
(eastern corridor) districts; subject to all of the following:
(10) Helistops may be allowed pe tit*d within the urban center district subject to all of the foilo
(11) hospitals may be allowved,peFwAtted in the.public/semipublic district subject to all of the fcrllowin
(12) HoteUmotels may be allowed pefmkwd in the research, development and office park district
subject to all of the following lete inafiefi4ha4:
(12.1) Hotel/motels may be allowed peffnkted in the urban center (transition) district, subject to all of
the following:
(1 ) Indoor stora e andf or #ar -housing may be allowed pepnkted within the,general cog: ter€dial, infilI
cerial, and highway commercial districts sbect to all of the,,folloi ups eit '
(13.1) Indoor storage and/or warehousing uses may be-allowed pefwAt4ed in the urban center (core),
urban (eastern c rridor), and urban center (transition) districts, subject to all of'the fcl'Rc=wrng:
(1 4) Level I group care facilities may be allowed pem* d within the single-family residential ,8,
multiple-fatuity residential 8. 12, 16, 20, 24 and 28 districts; the residential, office, and commercial
pled development districts; and the limited office and neighborhood commercial districts object to
all of the folloEirs�
(15) 1 el H group care facilities may';be allowed pefmWed within the multiple-family residential 8,
12, 16, 20, 24 and 28 districts; the'residential, office and coinmercial planned development districts; and
the urban center (transition) l•Lmited office and neighborhood'cornmercial districts, subject to all of the
following:
(1;6) Level 111 group care facilities may be allowed within the urban center (transiti on),
limited office and neighborhood commercial districts, subject to all of the following:
(17) Manufacturing uses r ay`be allowed peffaiared in the infill commercial, research, development
and office pare districts subject to all of the following
(17.1) ;Manufacturing uses may be a lowed pemvA4ed in the urban center(care)and urban center(eastern
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(18) farina facilities may be allowed ice, except as provided in this section, in the beach
com.mercial, resort corr erci&A 24 and 28,general commercial, infill commercial, research,development
and office park, urban center(bayfront) and public/semipublic districts, subject to all of the following:
(19) Marinas may be allowed parffliaed within the aquatic lands/coastal and interior districts subject
to all ]f the following:
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(19,1) Nightclubs, taverns and bars may be allowed peFmWed within the Forth Greenwood commercial, --
beach commercial, resort commercial, general commercial, infill commercial, highway coy nercial
commercial center, urban center (bayfrorrt), urban center (core), urban center (eastern corridor or 9 and
li mited industrial zoning districts subject to all of the tollowita�
(2 ) Noncommercial parking may he allowed peffni4ed within the residential, limited office, general.-
office,�neighborhoo�l commercial,North Greenwood commercial,highway coar�aercial, irlfill co met€ial,
and lirnte&industrial districts subect to all of the following
(27 1) Nursing houses may be allowed pefmWed within the urban center(transition), multiple-family 16,
20,, 24, and 28 residential districts, and the liimited office, general office and the public/€perr;ipublic
districts subject to fall of the followings
(22) Outdoor cormaerelal recreation/entertainment may be allowed -pemnkwd within the beach
commercial, resort cornmercial 24 and 28, urban center (core), urban center (eastern corridor), general
cornrnerci0, highway, conimercial, infill commercial, and corn ereial center districts, subject to all of
the following.
(22.1) Package alcoholic beverage sales may be allowed pefmWed within the neighborhood commercial,
North Greenwood commercial, beach commercial, resort commercial general commercial, idfrll
corn.,anercial, highway commercial, commercial center, urban center (core), urban center (eastern
corridor'), and limited industrial zoning districts subiect to all of the following uW
(23) Outdoor retail sales,,displays and/or storage may be allowed within the urban seater
(core), urban center (eastern corridor), general commercial, highway commercial, infill ccnunercial
commercial center and 1arrted industrial districts to all of the following en
( 4) Personal services may be allowed..pe in the research, development and office park district
L-ubie of the.frsllow n � h _
(24.1) Public and private elerner?tary, Yniddle and high schools may be allowed peF;a4tted within the
urban center (transition) district, subject to all of the following:
(25) Recreation activities other than those listed as permitted uses may be allowed ed within
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the aquatic lands/coastal and interior districts following review and recommendation by the harbormaster
and upon determination that the use complies with all of the general standards contained in wction
41,052.
(1-6) Recreational vehicle parks naay be allowed pennod within the resort commercial 24 and 28 and
highway commercial districts upon.Bete-nmina icon that the use complies with all of the general standards
contained in section 43.((52.
(21) Residential shelters anay be allowed pe tW within the multifamily residential districts and the
limited office, neighborhood commercial, general commercial, highway commercial, ;infill commercial,
urban center(core),urban,center(eastern corridor),urban center(transition), limited industrial, research,
development,and office park and public/sernipublic districts subject to compliance with all of the general
standards contained in section 41.051
(27.1) Restaurants and accessory alcoholic beverage sales uses serving alcoholic beverages located within
200 feet of a church or school may be permitted in the neighborhood commercial, forth reen ood
co ercial, beach co ne.—ial, resort comm 24, resort commercial 28, general commercial, infill
commercial, highway commercial, commercial center, urban center (transition), and limited indusrtrial
districts,, subject to the fallowing:
(27.2) Restaurants and accessory alcoholic beverage sales uses serving alcoholic beverages with outdoor
seating-where the service area is located within. 200 feet of a residential zone may be permitted in the
neighborhood commercial, North Greenwood commercial, beach commercial, resort commercial 24,
resort commercial 28, general commercial, isnfill commercial, highway commercial, commercial center,
urban center'(bayfrornt), urban center (core), urban center (eastern corridors urban center (transiltion),,
and innited. industrial dist=ricts, subje=ct to the-following:
(28) restaurant and indoor retail sales may be allowed in conjunction with a golf cojOe in
an open space/recreational district upon determination that the use complies with all of the general.
standards contained in section 41.052. Restaurants may be permitted in the research, development and
office parr district,subie ii jto all of the followiLig
(29) Transportation stations may be allowed peg ed within the general commercial, highuoay
corninercial, infil l con-finer ial, and pul3iic%semipu blic disincts and the bayfront si o istrict of the urban
center district upon determination that the use complies with all of the ,general standards contaaxned in
subsection(b) of this section.
(29.3) Universities, collages, academies and similar facilities for learning may be allowed pef t
within the Urban Center (;Transition) district, subject to all of the following:
(29,2) Utility facilities may be allowed p ';fed as a conditional use in all zoning districts except the
limited industrial and publiclseami-public districts, where they are allowed as a pen pitted use, suMect to
all of tine folowi ors-d r d
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(3 Vehicle service inay be allowed _ - d within the peach commercial. gene rail com mercial
Wgl4a?ay NY kn s «i...ixY : 3Y.x e: ,, Gc?i. �i a inn center, urban center (core), urban cef�ter (eastem
corridor) and limited industrial districts, subject to all of the following:
} Veterinary offis-es icy be allowed P� d with the limited office, general office, `general
conimerdal,, highway, commercial, infill commercial, commercial center, neighborhood commercial,
urbaln center, and beach commercial districts, subject to all of the following:
( 2) Video;el ctro ie game rooms may be allowed pefmitted within the beach commercial and resort
commercial 24 and 28 districts upon determination that the use complies witli all of the general standard§
contained in section 41.052.
} W oles ling/distrilbuting facilities may be allowed peffni#ad within the general commercial,
highway commercial, ;paid infill commercial districts, urban center (core), and rban center '(eastern
corridor), subject to dill of the following:
Section 2. 'Me provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent with the
City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON'I�Il2S p'READING May 4, 1995 -
PASSED ON �'EC(}ND AND FINAL
INN AND ADOPTED May 18, 1335
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Coax missiorle'
Attest:
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111-Cynthia E. Goudeau,Ily Clerk
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Paxnela K, Akin, City Attorney
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