This classification is intended to provide for nonresidential uses of a public or quasi-public nature to be located in or near residential areas and to establish standards which will minimize the impact of the nonresidential use on nearby properties. Whereas nonresidential uses are ordinarily prohibited in single-family residential zones in the public interest, it is the intent of this classification that instead of such nonresidential uses being excluded the public interest will be best served by development standards which minimize or eliminate completely any undesirable effects of the nonresidential uses on existing homes. Also, it is intended that the provisions of this chapter will prevent future development in the area from being influenced towards a type of development contrary to that shown on the adopted comprehensive plan, with the result that the residential character will be preserved in the neighborhoods where this zone is established. Development in this zone may be undertaken through the actions of private or public entities or through a collaborative venture. (Ord. 3217 § 1, 2016; Ord. 2441 § 13, 2003; Ord. 2020 § 18, 1994; Ord. 470 § 2, 1969)