Ordinance no. 11-25: an ordinance of the city commission of the city of delray beach, florida, amending the land development regulations of the city of delray beach code of ordinances chapter 4, “zoning regulations,” article 4.4, “base zoning district,” section 4.4.9, “general commercial (gc) district,” subsection (b), “principal uses and structures permitted,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use; amending subsection (d), “conditional uses and structures allowed,” to remove veterinary clinics as a conditional use; amending subsection (g), “supplemental use regulations,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use in the four corners overlay district; amending section 4.4.11, “neighborhood commercial (nc) district,” subsection (b), “principal uses and structures permitted,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use; amending subsection (d), “conditional uses and structures allowed,” to remove veterinary clinics as a conditional use; amending section 4.4.12, “planned commercial (pc) district,” subsection (b), “principal uses and structures permitted,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use; amending section 4.4.13, “central business (cbd) district,” subsection (c), “allowable uses,” table 4.4.13(a), “allowable uses and structures in the cbd sub-districts,” to classify veterinary clinics as a principal use instead of a conditional use; amending section 4.4.16, “professional and office (pod) district,” subsection (b), “principal uses and structures permitted,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use; amending subsection (d), “conditional uses and structures allowed,” to remove veterinary clinics as a conditional use; and by amending section 4.4.29, “mixed residential, office and commercial (mroc) district,” subsection (b), “principal uses and structures permitted,” to add veterinary clinics as a principal use; amending subsection (e), “conditional uses and structures allowed,” to remove veterinary clinics as a conditional use; providing a conflicts clause; a severability clause; authority to codify; providing an effective date, and for other purposes. (second reading/public hearing)

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