315 Hwy 740th E Byp Albemarle, NC 28001-6306
§ 92.106 LID LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Annotations Off Follow Changes Share Download Bookmark Print CHAPTER 92: ZONING REGULATIONS Share Download Bookmark Print § 92.105 HMD HOSPITAL-MEDICAL CENTER DISTRICT. (A) The regulations of the HMD Hospital-Medical Center District are intended to provide for a restricted Hospital-Medical Center District and related f…
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LID · Albemarle, NC§ 92.106 LID LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Annotations Off Follow Changes Share Download Bookmark Print CHAPTER 92: ZONING REGULATIONS Share Download Bookmark Print § 92.105 HMD HOSPITAL-MEDICAL CENTER DISTRICT. (A) The regulations of the HMD Hospital-Medical Center District are intended to provide for a restricted Hospital-Medical Center District and related facilities. (B) The following uses are permitted. (1) Accessory and related uses. (2) Churches and their customary related uses, except cemeteries. Services to be conducted temporarily in a tent shall be allowed on church property as a customary related use when off-street parking is provided and a permit is obtained from the City Fire Department as required by § 29.1 of the Fire Prevention Code. Any person or organization desiring to conduct tent services shall first file an application with the City Clerk stating the location, date, time, duration, and size and capacity of the tent. (3) Floral shops. (4) Hospitals, sanitariums, and health centers, and their related uses. (5) Medical and dental clinics and laboratories. (6) Opticians and optical services. (7) Optometrists and chiropractors. (8) Pharmacies, and apothecary stores with fountains. (9) Level IV treatment facilities for mental rehabilitation for minor children up to 17 years of age. (10) Specialized community residential center for individuals with developmental disabilities, with lodging facilities for visitors. (11) Restaurants. (12) Event center/assembly hall. (13) Inpatient rehabilitation facilities when located at least one half mile from the same use. (14) Orphanages and adoption care facilities. (15) Drop-in short-term child care. (C) The following special uses are permitted when authorized by the City Council after the Council holds a public hearing: colleges, universities, technical institutes, public elementary and secondary schools, and private schools having curricula substantially the same as offered in public schools and including dormitories when located on the campus of any of the above; and telecommunication towers and facilities complying with the provision of § 92.075 of the City Code of Ordinances. (‘58 Code, § 19-89) (Ord. 79-1, passed 1-15-79; Am. Ord. 79-4, passed 6-25-79; Am. Ord. 79-5, passed 4-23-79; Am. Ord. 79-12, passed 8-20-79; Am. Ord. 87-8, passed 5-11-87; Am. Ord. 97- 58, passed 1-5-98; Am. Ord. 05-11, passed 3-21-05; Am. Ord. 06-08, passed 4-3-06; Am. Ord. 92-082, passed 8-17-09; Am. Ord. 16-09, passed 4-4-16 ; Am. Ord. 18-31, passed 9-4-18; Am. Ord. 21-02, passed 1-19-21; Am. Ord. 21-26, passed 7-12-21;
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