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Additional Standards PI P (Section) Construction Trailers/Field Offices P P P 306 Outdoor retail sales of Christmas trees, wreaths, and the P P P 525 like November 1— December 31. Outdoor storage of snow removal equipment, temporary P P P 525 salt/sand shed October 15-April 15 Outdoor retail sales of plants, flowers, and the like C C NP 525 May 1— July 31. Mobile Food Units P P NP 525, Ch. 26 Transient Merchants, Licensed P P NP Ch. 26 1 2 3 825 Performance Standards 4 The following uses have additional standards describing where and in what manner that use may exist: 5 6 (A) Dwelling Units. Dwelling units are allowed as an accessory use in conjunction with the following 7 uses in the applicable manner: 8 (1) Religious institution — As a residence for clergy. 9 (2) Post -Secondary Schools, Trade Schools, Colleges, and Universities — As residence halls for 10 students and staff. 11 (3) Public and Private Recreation Facilities — As a residence for on -site staff. 12 13 830 Bulk Standards 14 uue to the specialized nature of each of the uses and buildings, no bulk standards shall exist. All proposed 15 sites and structures shall consider surrounding property uses in a respectful and intentional manner. 16 17 860 Public/Institutional Parking Standards 18 A parking justification report snail be submitted to the zoning administrator explaining the anticipated 19 parking needs of the use based on the number of employees, customers, and visitors. Design standards 20 must follow the business district standards set forth in Section 560. 21 22 880 Architectural Standards 23 Due to the specialized nature of each of the uses and buildings, no architectural standards shall exist. All 24 proposed structures shall consider surrounding property uses in a respectful and intentional manner. 25 Building design shall not be of lesser quality of design as set forth in other sections of this chapter and 26 surrounding properties. 27 28 29 900 Overlay Districts 30 in addition to the various zoning districts described in this chapter, an overlay zoning district may be 31 applied based on the unique characteristics of an area or as required by state- and federally -designated 32 areas. The underlying zoning district may have further regulations based on the overlay district and the 33 more restrictive regulation prevails. The following overlay districts (MRCCA, GF, FW, FF, SMO, SRP, TO, 34 H10S, and WPO) are hereby established according their purpose and the intent of the Comprehensive 35 Plan. Collectively, these districts are herein this chapter called "overlay districts." Page 99 of 160