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46.1 DAY SHELTERS
46.1.1 Purpose. The purpose of these regulations is to allow and facilitate development of day shelters, which are emergency shelters that provide services to people experiencing homelessness but do not provide overnight accommodations. Day shelters must be operated by a government agency, religious institution, nonprofit charitable organization, or private nonprofit organization.
46.1.2 Applicability. Day shelters as defined in this Code, that meet all of the following requirements, are principally permitted in the C-1, C-2, C-3, ML, R-3, MU1 and MU2 zoning districts except as otherwise specified.
46.1.3 Site Requirements.
46.1.3.1Day shelters must have on-site staff through a provider.
46.1.3.2Exterior lighting must be directed in a manner that does not cast light into neighboring properties and public rights-of-way.
46.1.3.3Common facilities may be provided for clients, including but not limited to cooking and dining, recreation, counseling, child care, and other support services.
46.1.4 Day Shelter Provider. The shelter must be operated by a provider who monitors compliance with its written management plan that specifies the hours of operation and describes the services provided.
46.1.4.1Laundry facilities, electricity, Wi-Fi, and pet shelter and exercise areas are recommended in accordance with low barrier practices. (Ord. 2719, § 2, 7/11/2023)