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c. Authorized Accessory Commercial Land Uses. In addition to t ose uses specifically allowed within the respective zoning district(s) of the Planned Residential Development, accesso- ry commercial establishments which meet the following criteria and standards may be permitted upon approval by the Board of County Commissioners at the time of special excep- tion approval. The following regulations are not intended to be applicable to home occupations. i. Minimum Number of Dwelling Units Required for Accessor Commercial Development; Maximum Size of Commercial Areas. No accessory commercial establishment shall be permitted within any Planned Residential Development which is to contain less than two hundred (200) dwell- ing units. Accessory commercial land areas may be approved up to a maximum size of 125 square feet of land area (including areas for parking and open space) per dwelling unit within the PRD. The total land area of accessory commercial areas with any PRD shall not exceed three (3%) percent of the gross area of the PRD. ii. Allowable as Accessory Commercial. Only uses allowable within the neighborhood commercial zoning district shall be allowed as accessory commercial uses within a PRD. iii. Minimum Open Space Requirements for Accessory Commer- cial Areas. AT accessory commercial areas within PRD shall maintain a minimum of thirty (30%) percent of the land area allowed in paragraph "i", above, as permanent open space. iv. Location of Accessory Commercial Areas. Such accessory commercial areas shall be located no closer than two hundred (200) feet to any boundary of the PRD. Where more than one type of accessory commercial establish- ment is proposed, such uses shall be grouped, arranged and designed for pedestrian convenience and vehicular access. Parking areas shall be combined where such combination will result in substantial improvement in public convenience and vehicular circulation. v. Accessory Commercial Uses Contained Within a Residen- tial Structure. Accessory commercial activities may be permitted to locate within multi -family residential structures provided that the total floor area contained therein does not exceed fifty (50%) percent of the gross residential floor area of the structure, and that such activities are conducted on the ground floor only. vi. Enclosure. All authorized accessory commercial activ- ities shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed building with no outside display or storage. No public address system or other devices for making announce- ments or playing music shall have speakers mounted outside of such buildings or be audible beyond any lot line of the building site on which the facility is located. vii. Limitations on Signs. Signs shall be permitted for purposes of identification only, and shall be limited to one (1), not exceeding ten (10) square feet in surface area. Where more than one (1) such establish- ment is located in the same building or on the same premises, a single sign shall be permitted for each use. All signs shall be mounted flat against the principal building. viii.Applicability of Other Zoning Regulations. All other -4-