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10 Impound, storage and tow yards shall comply with landscaping and screening requirements of <br />Chapter 19.39 EMC. <br />11 See EMC 19.13.170 for Mini-casino regulations, including Map 13-1 indicating where Mini-Casinos are <br />prohibited. <br />12 In Metro Everett on TOD or pedestrian streets: Private clubs are a prohibited use on the ground floor. <br />13 Taverns, nightclubs and restaurants with live entertainment prohibited. <br />14 Taverns, nightclubs and restaurants with live, amplified entertainment shall be set back a minimum of <br />one hundred feet from any residential zone. <br />15 Allowed as an accessory use only. <br />16 Reserved. <br />17In Metro Everett on TOD or pedestrian streets: Clinics are a prohibited use on the ground floor; <br />provided, however, that the following are not considered clinics for the purpose of this restriction: <br />birthing centers, dentists, psychiatrists, chiropractors, physical therapists, optometrists or <br />ophthalmologists. <br />(a)Government public health agency uses providing clinical services shall be deemed to be a <br />permitted use on the ground floor within the MU or LI1/LI2 zone mixed use or industrial zones. <br />(b)Health events on a property within the MU or LI1/LI2 zone mixed use or industrial zones <br />providing clinical health services to the general public, not exceeding three days in duration and <br />occurring not more than once every ninety days, shall be exempt from the prohibition of clinics <br />on the ground floor. <br />18 Reserved. <br />19 Reserved. <br />20 Permitted as an accessory use for those products produced on premises and related products. <br />21 TOD or pedestrian streets: prohibited use on the ground floor. <br />22 Reserved. <br />23 Reserved. <br />24 Minimum floor area ratio: 2.0. <br />Section 7. EMC 19.06.070 is hereby amended as follows, with strikeout text deleted and underlined text <br />added. <br />19.06.070, Minimum lot area—Averaging in land divisions. <br />In any formal subdivision within the NR and NR-C zones and in short subdivisions the individual <br />lots shall be considered legal lots if the average of the areas of all lots meets the minimum <br />requirement for the district in which the land division is located, and further provided: <br />A. That no lot shall be less than four thousand square feet with a minimum of fifty feet of width <br />and eighty feet of depth unless in the NR zone where the lot abuts and takes vehicular access <br />from a public alley; <br />B. On lots with alley access, no individual lot therein shall have an area less than three <br />thousand square feet, be less than thirty feet in width, or less than eighty feet in lot depth. On <br />such lots, the minimum lot frontage requirement shall be not less than thirty feet, and the lot <br />frontage requirements listed elsewhere in this chapter shall not apply; <br />C. That lot area averaging may not be used to create lots for duplexes or multiple-family <br />dwellings with less lot area than otherwise required by this title for the zone in which the <br />property is located;