Chapter 17.34 — O—OPEN SPACE DISTRICT

The O district is designed to preserve a rural and natural atmosphere and to preserve open space in an urban area to hold future generations. Said open space to preserve the environment. (Ord. 354 § 4.33.1, 1973)

The following uses are permitted:

• (1) Crop and tree farming;

• (2) Public parks and open space for passive and active use;

(3) Scenic ways and easements. (Ord. 354 § 4.33.2, 1973)

Uses subject to permits are as follows:

• (1) Golf course;

• (2) Private parks, nonprofit;

• (3) Private recreation facilities which are a part of any urban development and which are permanently set aside as open space or recreation facilities;

• (4) Riding and hiking trails;

• (5) Structures accessory to a permitted use which are not more than two stories, nor more than thirty feet in height;

• (6) Any construction, clearing of vegetation or other use that might tend to defeat the purpose of this district;

(7) Any other use which the planning commission finds could be compatible in the area. (Ord. 354 § 4.33.3, 1973; Ord. 429 § 1, 1980)

The following standards shall apply:

• (1) Golf courses, five acres;

• (2) Crop and tree farming, one acre;

• (3) Parking, all yards, height, building coverage, design and location shall be as specified in the use permit.

• (Ord. 354 § 4.33.4, 1973)