Child-care centers are permitted uses in all nonresidential
zones. The floor area occupied in any building or structure as a child-care
center shall be excluded in calculating any parking requirement otherwise
applicable to that number of units or amount of floor space, as appropriate,
under state or local laws or regulations adopted there under; and
the permitted density allowable for that building or structure. Child-care
center buildings shall comply with City parking standards.
Community residences for the developmentally disabled, community
shelters for victims of domestic violence, community residences for
the terminally ill and community residences for persons with head
injuries shall be a permitted use in all residential zones. The requirements
shall be the same as for single-family dwellings located within such
zones.
Public utility lines for the transportation, distribution and/or
control of water, electricity, sewage, gas, oil, steam and telegraph
and telephone communications, and their supporting members, other
than buildings and structures, including pipes, shall not be required
to be located on a lot, nor shall this chapter be interpreted to prohibit
the use of a property in any zone for the above uses. For purposes
of this provision, wireless communications facilities shall not be
deemed an essential service.
Family day-care homes are permitted uses in all residential
zones. The requirements shall be the same as for single-family dwelling
units located within such residential zones as permitted in the Municipal
Land Use Law and as defined in this chapter.
