17.140.160 Standards on appeals for variances.

   Before granting an appeal for a variance, the Zoning Board of Appeals shall find, based upon the evidence and testimony, that the following conditions exist:
   A. The variance, if granted, will permit only those uses listed as a use permitted in the zone district in which the parcel is located;
   B. The parcel for which the variance appeal is made suffers unique or singular disadvantages such as, but not limited to, size, shape, topography, location or surroundings not shared by other parcels in the neighborhood;
   C. The variance will not grant privileges inconsistent with limitations shared by other parcels in the zone district;
   D. The variance will not have an injurious affect on the existing or future use of adjacent parcels;
   E. The variance will not injure or adversely alter the general character of the neighborhood in which the variance is sought;
   F. The variance appeal is in harmony with the intent, purpose and spirit of this Chapter.