§ 16-18I.007. Permitted principal uses and structures.  


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  • 1.

    Permitted principal uses and special permits: See SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses for permitted principal uses and special permits.

    2.

    Permitted principal uses: A building or premises shall be used only for the principal purposes as indicated with a "P" in SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses.

    3.

    Special permits: The following uses are permissible only by special permits of the type indicated subject to limitations and requirements set herein or elsewhere in this part, and subject to the applicable procedures and requirements set forth in section 16-25.001, et seq.

    a.

    Special use permits shall be required as indicated with "SUP" in the SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses.

    b.

    Special administrative permits shall be required as indicated with "SAP" in the SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses.

    c.

    Prohibited uses are indicated with 'X' in the SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses.

    SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses
    Uses Subareas Active
    Sidewalk
    Level Use
    (see 16-
    18I.007.6)
    1
    CORE
    VILLAGE
    2
    CORRIDOR
    AREAS
    3
    EXTENDED
    VILLAGE
    4
    PEACHTREE/
    PIEDMONT
    Commercial/Retail
    Barbershops, beauty shops, and similar personal service establishments. P P P P Yes
    Catering establishments, delicatessens, and bakeries. P P X X Yes
    Eating and drinking establishments as defined in 16-29.001(5) including those establishments which operate as another use under Chapter 10 of the City Code (Alcoholic Beverages) except when defined as a Nightclub. P P P P Yes
    Laundry and dry cleaning establishments where equipment is operated by customers and collection stations. P P P P Yes
    Plumbing, air conditioning service and repair establishments for home appliances, bicycles, lawn mowers, and similar devices and shoes, clocks, watches and similar articles. P P P P Yes
    Professional or personal service establishments, but not hiring halls. P P P P Yes
    Retail establishments, including catering establishments, delicatessens and bakeries with wholesale operations. P P P P Yes
    Sales and leasing for new and used cars and other motorized vehicle sales such as mopeds, motorcycles, and bicycles. P P P P Yes
    Servicing and repairing new vehicles, and dealing in their disposal, servicing or repairing of used vehicles in connection therewith and all located on the same site. P P P X No
    Tailoring, custom dressmaking, millinery and similar establishments. P P P P Yes
    Education/Child Care
    Business or commercial schools. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Child care centers, day care centers, pre-kindergartens, kindergartens, play and other special schools for young children. P P P P Yes
    Colleges and universities, other than trade schools, business colleges and similar uses. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Public schools or private schools having similar academic curricula and special schools for exceptional children. X SUP SUP X Yes
    Institutional
    Banks, savings and loan associations, and similar financial institutions. P P P P Yes
    Cemeteries and mausoleums. X X SUP X No
    Churches, synagogues, temples, mosques and other religious worship. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Mortuary and funeral homes. P P SUP P No
    Museums, galleries, auditoriums, libraries and similar cultural facilities. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Medical/Health
    Nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers and personal care homes. SUP SUP SUP SUP No
    Clinics and laboratories but not blood donor stations except at hospitals. P P P P Yes
    Veterinary clinic provided within soundproof buildings if located within 300 feet of any residential use. P P P P NO
    Offices
    Offices, studios, and similar uses. P P P P Yes
    Recreation/Entertainment
    Clubs or lodges. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Commercial recreation establishments, including bowling alleys, theaters, convention halls, places of assembly, and similar uses, with primary activities conducted within fully enclosed buildings. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Farmers' market SAP SAP SAP SAP
    Market garden P P P P
    Nightclubs as defined under Chapter 10 of the City Code. SUP SUP X SUP No
    Outdoor amusement enterprises, exhibits, entertainment, meetings, displays, or sales area, or outdoor areas for religious ceremonies. Less than 90 days duration. SAP SAP SAP SAP Not applicable
    Outdoor amusement enterprises, exhibits, entertainment, meetings, displays, or sales area, or outdoor areas for religious ceremonies 90 days or more days duration. SUP SUP SUP SUP Not applicable
    Parks, playgrounds and community centers. P P P P Yes
    Poolrooms, billiard parlors, amusement arcades. SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Urban garden P P P P
    Residential Dwellings/Lodgings
    Continuing care retirement communities as defined in Section 16-29.001(16)(b). SUP SUP SUP SUP Yes
    Hotels, motels. P P SUP P Only hotel lobbies, business centers and fitness centers
    Multi-family dwellings, two-family dwellings and single-family dwellings. P P P P Only if multi-family dwellings
    Supportive housing. P P P P No
    Shelter SUP SUP SUP SUP No
    Transportation/Parking
    Helicopter landing facilities or pickup or delivery stations. SUP SUP X SUP No
    Parking structures (not surface parking lots) P P P P No
    Structures and uses required for operation of public transit but not rail yards, switching or maintenance shops as the primary purpose. P P P P No
    Utilities
    Broadcasting towers and line-of-site relay devices for telephonic, radio or television communications 70 feet or less in height, and new or additional uses of existing structures as contemplated by section 16-25.002(3)(i)(iv)(k) and, alternative design mounting structures unless specified otherwise. SAP SAP SAP/X (No alternative design mounting structures as contemplated in Sec. 16-25.002(3)(i) (iv)(i)
    SAP/X (No alternative design mounting structures as contemplated in Sec. 16-25.002(3)(i) (iv)(i)
    No
    Broadcasting towers and line-of-site relay devices for telephonic, radio or television communications greater than 70 feet in height, except new or additional uses of existing structures as contemplated by section 16-25.002(3)(i)(iv)(k). SUP SUP SUP SUP No
    Structures and uses required for operation of a public utility but not including uses involving storage, warehousing, or maintenance shop as the primary purpose. P P P P No

     

    4.

    Prohibited uses: Any principal use and structure not specifically listed in the SPI-9 Buckhead Village Table of Uses is prohibited in this district. The director is authorized to determine the classification of a use listed in this district where such use is combined with another use or the classification of the use does not meet an applicable definition. Additionally:

    a.

    Surface parking lots as defined in section 16-29.001(34) are a prohibited principal use within the district.

    b.

    No use or manner of operation shall be permitted which is obnoxious or offensive by reason of odor, smoke, noise, glare, fumes, gas, vibration, unusual danger of fire or explosion, emission of particulate matter, or interference with radio or television communication, or is otherwise incompatible with the character of the district and its relation to adjoining districts.

    5.

    Supplemental use regulations. The following uses shall be subject to further restrictions as contained herein:

    a.

    Digital industry switchboards, power generators and other relay equipment and rooms housing such equipment shall be permitted when located on subterranean levels, the second floor above sidewalk-level or higher, or on sidewalk-level where the minimum active use depth as specified in section 16-18I.017.4 is provided.

    b.

    Gasoline fuel dispenser structures and associated vehicular services such as air pumps and car washes shall not be located between the principal structure and the street.

    6.

    Active sidewalk-level uses are required along all Type 1, 2, and 3 street frontages within Subareas 1, 2, and 4 and shall have entrances opening directly either onto the sidewalk, the supplemental zone or a public space connected to the sidewalk adjacent to the street. Also, see sections 16-18I.015 and 16-18I.017.4.

(Ord. No. 2010-54(10-O-1339), § 1(Att. A), 10-13-10; Ord. No. 2011-39(10-O-1773), § 3K, 9-15-11; Ord. No. 2014-22(14-O-1092), § 2-Y, 6-11-14 )