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237 b) Recreational vehicles under 18 feet in length and 7 feet in <br /> height, or recreational equipment under 18 feet in length, may <br /> be parked in a driveway or a required side yard meeting the <br /> provisions of Paragraph 63.455, on an unlimited basis between <br /> April 15 to October 15; <br /> c) Other recreational vehicles or recreational equipment shall <br /> not be parked in any driveway, side yard or on a street for <br /> more than four days during any seven day period. <br /> 8) Related Service Facilities: "Related service facilities" are <br /> accessory uses which include: snack bars, restaurants, <br /> cafeterias, and other eating establishments; barbershops, beauty <br /> shops, gift shops, newsstands, office supply sales, duplicating. <br /> services, and similar retail stores and services; swimming pools, <br /> tennis courts, playgrounds, playfields, meeting rooms, exercise <br /> rooms, saunas, gymnasiums, and similar recreational facilities; <br /> dispensaries and similar health care facilities; and self-service <br /> laundry and dry cleaning drop-off facilities. It does not include <br /> adult entertainment or uses which are allowed as a general use in <br /> the district. No permit shall be issued for a related service <br /> facility unless: <br /> a) The facility is accessory to a principal use which provides <br /> living facilities, employment, or overnight accommodations for <br /> a significant number of persons, such as a multifamily <br /> dwelling, office or institutional building, manufacturing <br /> plant or research facility, or hotel. <br /> b) The gross floor area of all retail and service facilities <br /> within a multifamily dwelling shall not be greater than <br /> twenty-five (258) percent of the gross floor area of all the <br /> dwelling units therein or 4,000 square feet, whichever is the <br /> lesser. . All facilities located within a dwelling in the R-4 <br /> District or Central Development Core are exempt from this <br /> requirement. <br /> c) The facility shall be operated only for the residents, <br /> employees, or guests of the principal use and their guests. <br /> When provided in. the R-4 District or Central Development Core, <br /> such facilities are exempted from this requirement and may be <br /> open to the public on a fee or other basis. <br /> d) In the R-1, R-2 and R-3 Districts, the facility shall not have <br /> direct outside access through a wall by way of a door. No <br /> storage, or display shall be visible from outside the <br /> building. When provided under the density bonus provisions of <br /> the high density residential districts, retail sales and <br /> service uses, indoor recreational facilities, restaurants,- <br /> theatres, nightclubs, and similar entertainment uses, and <br /> health care facilities are exempted from this requirement. <br /> e) Permitted signage shall not exceed Standard R in the R-1 or <br /> R-2 Districts, or Standard A in the R-3 or R-4 Districts, as <br /> defined in Section 63.220 <br /> 137 - December 19, 1991 <br />
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