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LAND DEVELOPMENT REGUT~ATIONS restrictions and requirements applicable in the underlying district. In addition to the uses al- lowed in the under]ying zoning district, there shall be allowed in the solid waste facilities over- lay district the following conditional uses, subject to all requirements of this Code for the establish- ment and operation of such uses: { I) Solid waste facilities licensed under chap- ter 58, article III. (2) Solid waste processing facilities licensed under chapter 58, article III. (3) Sanitary landfills licensed under chapter 58, article III. (4) Waste burning facilities licensed under chapter 58, article III. (5) Transfer stations- licensed under chapter 58, article III. (c) Dimensional and other regulations; perfor- mance standards. Dimensional regulations, set- backs, yard regulations, height regulations, sign regulations, parking and loading regulations, per- formance standards, and all other regulations, standards, and requirements applicable in the underlying zoning district shall be applicable, subject to any additional requirements, regula- tions, and standards which must be met pursuant to this Code for the establishment and operation of solid waste facilities. (d) Administrative procedures. Establishment of solid waste facility overlay zoning on a specific parcel of land shall be by amendment to the city's zoning map as provided by this article and pur- suant to the procedures set forth in section 30- 575. An application for a conditional use permit to allow a specific solid waste facility, if timely filed as provided by this article, may be processed by the city and considered by the city council along with an application to zone the affected property into the solid waste facilities overlay district. (Code 1982, § 900.12(18)) Sec. 30-1835. ME mineral excavation over- lay district. (a) Purpose. The purpose of the mineral exca- vation overlay zoning district is to protect the public health, safety, and general welfare by pro- § 30.1835 viding a specific zoning district for the use of land for the establishment of mineral excavation oper- ations and related facilities. Since these uses axe so unique, the demands upon public services such as transportation are so intense, and their poten- tial for causing harm to the environment and to the public health, safety and general welfare is so great, a special zoning district is necessary. Min- eral excavation operations and related facilities shall not be permitted or conditional uses in any other zoning district. (b) Use regulations; effect of overlay zoning. The mineral excavation overlay district is an overlay zoning district. Land zoned into the min- eral excavation district will also remain in its original zoning district (the underlying zoning district). All permitted, accessory, conditional, and interim uses allowed in the underlying zoning district will continue be allowed on land zoned into the mineral excavation overlay district, sub- ject to all restrictions and requirements applica- ble in the underlying district. In addition to the uses allowed in the underlying zoning district, there shall be allowed in the mineral excavation overlay district the following conditional uses, subject to all requirements of this Code for the establishment and operation of such uses: (1) Mineral excavation operations and re- lated facilities licensed under chapter 42, article II, as a conditional use. (2) Yard waste sites, as an interim use, pro- vided: a. The yard waste site use shall termi- nate ten years from the date of ap- proval or upon the termination of the conditional use permit for min- ingoperations on the property, which- ever occurs first. b. The city may require that an escrow be deposited to ensure that the con- ditions of the interim use are ad- hered to. c. Only yard waste and no other types of solid waste shall be accepted. d. The yard waste site shall be located no closer than 300 feet from any residentially used property as mea- Supp. No. i8 CD30:149