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SECTION 40. Section 4.3.4.5(d) of the City Land Development Code is amended as I follows (underlining indicates added text; overstrike indicates deleted text): Section 4.5.3.5 Substitution of Nonconforming Uses (d) All mobile home and manufactured home uses that have a Conditional Use Permit or legal nonconforming use status on the effective date of this Land Development Code shall be deemed legal nonconforming uses for a period of one year (365 days). Within that ~ one year period after notification, such uses and other mobile or manufactured homes or parks shall have the opportunity to meet the standards of Section 4.2.1.14. (e f) (1) c. through g. in order to maintain their legal nonconforming use status after the one year period has expired. Any mobile home or manufactured home use that does not meet these standards or has not set UP a schedule to meet the standards within an additional the--one year time period shall be declared an illegal use upon the expiration of the one year time period. SECTION 41. Section 4.5.3.7(b)(5) of the City Land Development Code is amended as follows (underlining indicates added text; overstrike indicates deleted text): Section 4.5.3.7 Special Exceptions for Nonconforming Uses and Structures (b) The ZBOA may grant special exceptions for the following: I (5) To allow off-site parking where all or part of the minimum number of parking spaces required in Chapter 6, Article 2 (Parking) are located within 300 feet on a lot or tract of land that is legally separate from the property containing the principal use served by the parking area, provided that: a. b. Both lots or tracts are under the same ownership; or It can be established that two or more uses, applying jointly and concurrently for the special exception, will be sharing a parking area that ~may be on property that is not under the same ownership as one or more of the uses to be served by the parking, where the shared parking area has a capacity of at least the minimum number of spaces for the use having the greatest minimum requirement, where all uses have their primary need for parking during offsetting periods so that the parking area will be utilized by only one principal use at a time, and where the arrangement is documented through a long term lease or other '.witten agreement. and an arrangement is documented through a long-term lease, easement or other written agreement. Such exception may be granted only if the agreement provides that either: I. The shared parking area has a capacity of at least the minimum number of spaces for the use having the greatest minimum I Page 24 of 50