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5.7.2 CONDITIONAL USES[75]

Belmont Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-07 · Belmont

  • (a) The following uses shall be permitted in the E-2.1 District upon the granting of a Use Permit.

    • (1) Public utility buildings and uses and public service structures or installations when found by the Commission to be necessary for public health, safety or welfare.

    • (2) Telephone answering exchange, antenna towers and other outdoor equipment essential to the operation of the exchange.

    • (3) Radio and television broadcasting stations, including antenna towers and other equipment essential to the operation of a station.

    • (4) New buildings.

    • (5) Clinic, Hospital, Sanitarium, or Skilled nursing facility.

    • (6) Other uses which, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, are similar to or compatible with those listed permitted uses.

  • (b) The following uses shall be permitted in the E-2.2 District upon the granting of a Use Permit.

    • (1) Any use which is a Conditional Use in the E-2.1 District

    • (2) Product assembly, provided that such activity shall be clearly incidental to the permitted use. Further, all such assembly shall be conducted wholly within an enclosed building. Any assembly which is determined by the Planning Commission to be unduly detrimental or injurious to other properties or uses in the vicinity, or the general public welfare shall be prohibited.

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▸ Contents — Belmont Zoning Code
Belmont Zoning Code
  1. 4.3.1 PERMITTED USES[21]
  2. 4.5.1 PERMITED USES[35]
  3. 4.7.10 HRO-1 ZONING DISTRICT STANDARDS
  4. 4.7.12 HRO-3 ZONING DISTRICT STANDARDS[66]
  5. 5.5.1 PERMITTED USES
  6. 5.6.1 PERMITTED USES
  7. 5.7.2 CONDITIONAL USES[75]
  8. 5.7.3 SITE AREA, DIMENSION AND COVERAGE LIMITATIONS
  9. 6.2.2 PERMITTED USES
  10. 8.2.3.11 Landscaping for Parking Structures .
  11. 8.2.4 LOCATION OF REQUIRED SPACES
  12. 8.3.5 ALTERNATIVE COMPLIANCE.
  13. 8.4 BICYCLE PARKING
  14. 8.5 LOADING REQUIREMENTS
  15. 8.2.3.11 Landscaping for Parking Structures .
  16. 8.2.4 LOCATION OF REQUIRED SPACES
  17. 8.3.5 ALTERNATIVE COMPLIANCE.
  18. 8.4 BICYCLE PARKING
  19. 8.5.7 LOCATION.
  20. 9.6.3 ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURES[9]
  21. 10.4.4 Fees.
  22. 10.5 ENTITLEMENT REVIEW
  23. 10.7.5 Conditions of Approval .
  24. 10.8.2 Application Requirements .
  25. 10.8.3 Approval Authority .
  26. 10.10 DISCONTINUANCE OF USE PERMIT, VARIANCE, OR NONCONFORMING…
  27. 10.11.2 Reviewing body .
  28. 10.11.4 Notice of Appeal
  29. 10.11.5 Consideration of Appeal
  30. 12.12 ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVALS OF AMENDMENTS TO DETAILED DEVEL…
  31. 13.2.2 REQUEST FOR DESIGN REVIEW
  32. 13.3.1 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS[2]
  33. 13.4 REVIEW PROCEDURE
  34. 13.5 STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL
  35. 13.6.1 BUILDING DESIGN
  36. 19.1 JUSTIFICATION
  37. 19.4 LOCATIONAL AND SITE STANDARDS
  38. 19.5 NOTICE/ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
  39. 21.3 S-2 EMERGENCY SHELTER COMBINING DISTRICT
  40. 21.4.1 Cannabis Uses
  41. 21.4.2 S-3 Cannabis Retail and Distribution Overlay District
  42. 23.3 EXEMPT AND PROHIBITED SIGNS
  43. 23.5.2 Changeable Copy .
  44. 23.5.5 Materials and Mounting Requirement
  45. 23.5.7 Non-Conforming Signs
  46. 23.6.3 Additional Sign Allowances for Nonresidential Propertie…
  47. 23.7.3 Standards for Detached Single Family, Duplex Units, and…
  48. 23.7.4 Additional Allowance for Master Unit of Multi-family an…
  49. 23.8 STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC SIGN TYPES
  50. 23.11.5 Interpretations and Appeals
  51. 26.4 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS.
  52. 26.5 DENSITY BONUS.
  53. 26.6 INCENTIVES.

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