Port St. Lucie approves ordinance it will use to consider
reasonable accommodation  PORT ST. LUCIE — Drug and alcohol
rehab facilities looking to expand and build sober living homes
in residential neighborhoods will now have an easier, clearer
path to success.  On Tuesday, the City Council unanimously
approved an emergency ordinance outlining procedures the city
will use to consider granting these businesses reasonable
accommodation.  "Action by the council today will be the final
action on this ordinance," city attorney Roger Orr said. He
reminded council members that Tuesday's reading would be the
only one because it was submitted as an emergency ordinance.  An
accommodation request means an exception to the city's zoning
code and definition of family, which states no more than two
unrelated people can live under one roof in single family
residential areas.  The city is bound by federal law to have a
formal process in place to consider these requests, which it did
not.  Two reasonable accommodation requests