Ordinance 2538-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

2. All uses of such lots shall meet the following requirements: a. The resultant area of the lot shall be at least one-half the minimum lot area required by the zone in which it is located, or five thousand square feet, whichever is greater. Lots which do not meet the minimum area requirement of this section may be considered for the uses provided by subdivision 1 of this subsection using the review process described in the City's Local Project Review Procedures Ordinance and the general evaluation criteria listed in Section 41.150C of this title. b. After required setbacks are accounted for, the lot shall have a building area in which a rectangle having minimum dimensions of thirty feet by forty feet can be located. Lots which do not meet this building area requirement may be considered for the uses provided by subdivision 1 of this subsection using the review process described in the City's Local Project Review Procedures Ordinance and the general evaluation criteria listed in Section 41.150C of this title. c. All such lots must be certified as nonconforming as required by Section 41.120. d. Commercial or industrial lots which have been created through the binding site plan process are exempt from this section. e. All other requirements of this title. SECTION 62: That Ordinance No. 1671-89 as amended by Section 9 of Ordinance No. 2095-95 (EMC 19.38.100 B)which reads in part as follows: B. Re-establishment—Change to Another Nonconforming Use. 1. Re-establishment. A nonconforming grocery store which has lost its nonconforming status may be re-established;provided, that application to re-establish such use is made to the planning department not later than five years after the use has ceased to operate. An application to re-establish the use shall be subject to Review Process II.A. Any such nonconforming grocery store which is permitted to be re- established shall be limited to retail sales of groceries and related items. Sale of gasoline or other vehicle fuels will not be permitted. 2. Change to Another Nonconforming Use. A nonconforming grocery store may be changed to another neighborhood oriented business using Review Process II.B and the evaluation criteria that apply to expansion of nonconforming uses contained in Section 38.090. BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: B. Re-establishment—Change to Another Nonconforming Use. 1. Re-establishment. A nonconforming grocery store which has lost its nonconforming status may be re-established; provided, that application to re-establish such use is made to the planning department not later than five years after the use has ceased to operate. An application to re-establish the use shall be subject to the review process described in the City's Local Project Review Procedures Ordinance. Any such nonconforming grocery store which is permitted to be re-established shall be limited to retail sales of groceries and related items. Sale of gasoline or other vehicle fuels will not be permitted. 50