Chapter 1A Zoning Code

Sec. 13B.2.2.

er non-automotive means of transportation; e. Whether the lodging use will take measures to support small businesses in the immediate vicinity and whether the applicant will adopt any measures to increase demand for local goods and services; f. that the lodging use will negatively impact the availability of existing affordable and rent stabilized housing. that the applicant will take measures to replace any rent stabilized or restricted affordable units existing on the site within the past 10 years with affordable housing and any non-restricted or rent stabilized housing with moderate income housing. D. Retail: Firearms 1. Supplemental Findings in addition to the findings set forth in Sec. 13B.2.2. (Class 2 Conditional Use Permit), the Zoning Administrator, or the Area Planning commission on appeal, shall make findings on each of the following: a. that the proposed use will not result in an over-concentration of this use in the area; and b. that the number of firearms available for sale at the lot does not pose the potential to contribute to violent crimes involving firearms in the surrounding area. e. Retail: Large Format 1. Supplemental Findings a. in addition to a conditional Use Permit with approval by the city Planning commission, pursuant to Sec. 13B.2.3. (Class 3 Conditional Use Permit), new retail: large format uses are required to prepare an economic impact analysis report for submission to the Department of city Planning and the e conomic & Workforce Development Department for review in conjunction with its application to the Department of city Planning. the e conomic & Workforce Development Department shall complete its review of the report within 60 days after receipt of the report from the applicant. the report shall identify the following: i. the economic impact on retail businesses within a three-mile radius, based on the potential to divert or expand the local or regional customer base. Data portraying the existing customer volume of the study area,