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Group Care Facilities <br />Zoning Ordinance Amendment <br />Page 5of 11 <br />Sec. 106-334. Special use performance standards; residential. <br />(j)Group care facilities that provide food and shelter to 3 or fewer persons (aka community <br />homes, residential personal care homes, living centers, assisted living centers and similar uses as <br />identified in SIC Industry Group #836 (Residential Care), Industry #8361. <br />1.Location: Facilitiesshall be permitted as a use-by-right in R-1 Low Density <br />Residential, R-2 Mid Density Residential, R-3 High Density Residential, MH <br />Manufactured Housing and LL Large Lot Districts. <br />2.Distance Requirement: Group care facilities shall not be closer than 1,000 feet to <br />a similar use (SIC Industry Group #836). Measurement shall be from the nearest <br />boundary of the sites on which they are located. <br />3.Signage:Group care facilities located within a residential neighborhood shall be <br />allowed to have one (1) sign not exceeding two (2) square feet in area, non-illuminated <br />and mounted flat against the wall of the principal building. <br />4.Visual Compatibility: Thereshall be no change in the outside appearance of the <br />building or premises. No structural alterations shall be permitted that will cause the <br />group care facility to be substantially distinguishable from other surrounding residential <br />properties. <br />5.Registration Requirement: Facilities providing food and shelter to three (3) or <br />fewerpersons, who are unrelated to the proprietor of the dwelling and/or establishment, <br />shall comply with all city regulations and register their facility with the City annually by <br />obtaining a Group Care Facility Certificate. The certificatecost shall be at the rate <br />st <br />established in Appendix A, fees, of this Code, shall expire on December 31of each year. <br />th <br />Such fee shall be payable to the City on or before December 15for the next succeeding <br />calendar year. The fee provided for in this article shall not be subject to proration or <br />reduction for payment for a period of less than twelve (12) calendar months. Operation <br />of a facility without first having obtained the required certificate shall be deemed a <br />violation this article. <br />6.Payment of Taxes: All ad valorem taxes on any and all property, personal or real, <br />necessary to the operation of the facility must be paid prior to the issuance or renewal of <br />the certificate. <br />7.Display of Registration Certificate. Every facility so registered shall display an <br />active registration certificate in a conspicuous place, within the facility common area, so <br />as to be easily seen by the public. <br />8.Access to the Facility: City personnel shall haveright-of-entry to ensure safe <br />habitability and public safety. City personnel shall advise on-site facility personnel of the <br />purpose of their visit. <br />9.Annual Inspection:The Fire Marshal’s Office shall perform a minimum of one <br />(1) annual inspection for each group care facility.Facilities shall comply with all <br />applicable city codes, ordinances, policies and regulations. <br /> <br />
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