Allow gas stations in medium-density residential zones with special permits
In Plain English
The city currently prohibits gas stations in MFR-1 and MFR-2 residential zones. This law change adds gas stations to the conditional use list for these areas. If approved, developers can apply for special permits to build gas stations in medium-density neighborhoods after public review.
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