Sec. 38-35. Land Use Regulations.
In the following schedule, the letter “U” designates use classifications allowed on approval of a use permit. The “Additional Regulations” column includes references to regulations located elsewhere in this chapter which apply. If a use classification is not listed, it is prohibited.
1. Hostel.The City Council may, upon recommendation from the Planning Commission after a public hearing, with a Conditional Use Permit approved by Ordinance, permit the construction, operation and maintenance of hostels operated by non-profit agencies on any parcel of the City not zoned for single-family residential use (R-1), or low density multi-family residential use (R-2).
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Additional Regulations |
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Commercial Uses |
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Visitor Accommodation Facilities |
U |
(a),(b) |
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Limited-Occupancy |
U |
(a),(b),(c) |
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Accessory Uses |
U |
(a),(d) |
aAny conditions of a preexisting use permit or special permit shall apply.
bVacation Time Share Facilities are prohibited.
cThe property owner shall occupy and manage a limited-occupancy visitor accommodation facility. No cooking facilities in rooms or long term rental of rooms shall be permitted, breakfast to guests shall be the only meal and person served, and the maximum stay of guests shall not exceed 14 days.
dAllowable accessory uses, such as sale of candy, magazines, sundries, and similar items; beauty and barber shops; recreation facilities to serve the public, guests and employees; living accommodations for manager or caretaker; facilities for conferences and meetings; commercial restaurant businesses, clothes and cleaning pick up agency; and related personal visitor sales and services when related to and developed as an incidental part of a visitor accommodation facility. Accessory uses may be added to visitor accommodation facilities with a use permit.