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Land Development Code City of Wilmington (f) Permitted by Special Use Permit. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a special use permit and provided that they meet all requirements of this section, Article 6, and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Adult day care (2) Child day care (3) Cultural arts center, including theaters, offices, classrooms (4) Commercial parking lots (5) Group home residential (6) Group home supportive, large (7) Guest lodging (8) Government use outside public rights-of-way, except offices (9) Libraries (10) Medical offices (11) Meeting and events center (12) Mixed use buildings (13) Museum, art galleries (14) Offices, professional (15) Religious institutions (16) Schools, colleges and universities (17) Schools, elementary and junior high (18) Uses established prior to 1900 that can be documented to be a historic use of the structure and in continuous operation on the same site (g) Permitted Accessory Uses and Structures. Accessory uses and structures clearly incidental and subordinate to the principal use and structures including the following uses, are permitted provided that they meet all requirements of this section, the requirements of Article 6 and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Apartment, accessory (2) Apartment, garage (3) Bed and breakfast (4) Kennel, private (5) Home occupation (6) Swimming pool ARTICLE 5. ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS Page 56
Land Development Code City of Wilmington Sec. 18-188. HDMU, Historic District-Mixed Use. (a) Purpose. The purpose of the Historic District-Mixed Use (HDMU) zoning district is to protect and conserve the heritage of the City, county, and state; to safeguard the character and heritage of the City by preserving the district as a whole and individual property therein that embodies important elements of its social, economic, political, or architectural history; to promote the conservation of such district for the education, pleasure and cultural enrichment of residents of the district and the city, county, and state a s a whole; to support a mixture of uses on a neighborhood scale; and to stabilize and enhance the property values throughout the Historic District, thus contributing to the improvement of the general health and welfare of the City of Wilmington and the residents of the Historic District. The HDMU in particular also provides the opportunity for a compatible mix of urban uses, including residential to occupy existing and infill buildings, as well as provides design guidance for renovation and new construction to ensure design compatibility. The intent is to allow early existing business districts located outside of the Central Business District to flourish by continuing the urban development pattern. (b) District provisions. The Historic District-Mixed Use is established as a separate use district. The extent and boundaries shall be indicated on the official zoning map of the City of Wilmington. The land use provisions for the HDMU shall prevail in the development of any property within such district; provided, however, that before work is begun, including any construction, alteration, demolition, moving or any other activity that would substantially alter the appearance or character of any appurtenant feature, a certificate of appropriateness in accordance with Sec. 18-96 and Sec. 18-97 herein shall be secured from the historic preservation commission prior to the issuance of any building or any other permit required by the City of Wilmington. (c) Density. Single-family and multiple-family, fourteen and one-half (14.5) housing units per acre. (d) Uses Permitted by Right. The following uses are permitted by right in the HDMU district, provided that they meet all requirements of this section and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Artists, commercial including silk screening (2) Assembly hall (limited to 5000 sf.) (3) Banking, with no drive-thru windows (4) Business services (5) Duplex (6) Family care home (7) Farmer’s market, seasonal only ARTICLE 5. ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS Page 57
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