iii. Adult Films Prohibited.
iv. Sale and Consumption of Alcohol . Alcoholic beverages may be sold on premises but shall only be consumed within a designated area to be established on the site plan.
F. Items to be Determined as part of the Special Use Permit. These items are particular to the project and should be considered on an individual basis as part of the Special Use Permit proceedings.
i. Accessory Uses. Accessory uses like concession stands, play structures, and mobile restaurants shall be allowed as defined in Article F Use Regulations.
ii. Petitioner must show as part of the Special Use Permit proceedings that there will not be undo nuisance to neighbors.
G. Parking. Paved surfaces are required for drive-in movie theater drive aisles and parking areas. See Article N Parking, Loading, and Lighting Design Standards, §9-1652, d.
H. Restrooms Provided . Permanent restroom facilities shall be provided.
I. Hours of Operation. Movie operations between the hours of 12:00 am and 8:00 am are prohibited.
J. A Special Use Permit is required for operation in the Corridor Commercial (CC), General Commercial (GC), or Research Light Industrial (RLI) Zoning Districts.
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Golf Course & Driving Range .
A. Driving Range .
i. Minimum Setback from Right-of-Way . The driving range shall be located a minimum of 100 feet from a public right-of-way and the direction of hitting range balls shall be a minimum of 45° to the opposite direction of a public right- of-way measured at the main entrance to the facility. ii. Minimum Setback from Residential or Nonresidential Struc tures. The perimeter of the driving range with adjacent property shall be a minimum of 100 feet from any residential or nonresidential structure.
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