243 Main St Plymouth, MI 48170-1238

hotels, since extended stay motels in the B-3 zoning district directly cross-references these regulations. While extended stay facilities used to be associated with crime, the modern version 24 often provides accommodations for business travelers. A separate use could be defined and used. • Consider decreasing the required 40 foot front yard setback for automobile car washes. With proper design regulations and stacking requirements, the building could be subject to the front yard setbacks for the underlying zoning district. • Consider whether “Amusement parks and arcades” still warrant the additional regulation, particularly the 500 feet from the property line of a similar business or residential district. • Evaluate the regulations for “adult foster group homes” regulations for this use with state licensing requirements and retain the regulations that are within the City’s purview and ability to enforce. • Make the following changes to the requirements for “Religious Institutions”, due to the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) and associated case law which requires religious land use to be treated similar to private assembly uses like banquet halls or fraternal lodges: o Evaluate whether the lot width, lot area, building setbacks, frontage and access requirements are enforceable and fit within the context of the City of Plymouth for existing as well as new religious institutions.