Boone County Unincorporated City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
CHAPTER 1
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections
- 1.1.- PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY
- 1.2. - DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 2
- ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT, AND PROCEDURES
Sections
- 2.1.- ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
- 2.2. - ZONING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
- 2.3. - ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
- 2.4. - ZONING CERTIFICATES
- 2.5. - PROJECT REVIEW PROCEDURES
- 2.5.1. - Site plan requirements.
- 2.5.2. - Required statements.
- 2.5.3. - Survey required.
- 2.5.4. - Correct information.
- 2.5.5. - Filing procedure.
- 2.5.6. - Application fees.
- 2.5.7. - Development permit requirements.
- 2.5.8. - Revocation of a permit.
- 2.5.9. - Violations.
- 2.5.10. - Reimbursement for consultant/outside staff review time.
- 2.6. - AGRICULTURAL LAND EVALUATION AND SITE ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (LESA)
- 2.7. - SPECIAL USES
- 2.8. - VARIATIONS
- 2.9. - APPEALS
- 2.10. - TEXT AND MAP AMENDMENTS, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS
- 2.11. - PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
- 2.12. - TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD AND CLUSTER DEVELOPMENTS
CHAPTER 3
- DISTRICTS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections
- 3.1.- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- 3.2.- AGRICULTURAL PRESERVATION AREA DISTRICT (A-1)
- 3.3.- AGRICULTURAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT (A-2)
- 3.4.- EXURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (RE)
- 3.5.- SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (R-1)[2]
- 3.6.- RESIDENTIAL CONSERVATION DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (RC)
- 3.7.- RESIDENTIAL CLUSTERING DISTRICT (RC-2)
- 3.8.- TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (RTN)
- 3.9.- LOCAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (B-1)
- 3.10.- GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (B-2)
- 3.11.- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT (I-1)
- 3.12.- GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT (I-2)
- 3.13.- FLOODPLAIN OVERLAY DISTRICT (FPO)[3]
- 3.13.1.- Intent, purpose, and boundaries.
- 3.13.2. - Development standards.
- 3.13.3. - Uses.
- 3.13.4. - Setbacks.
- 3.13.5. - Maximum height.
- 3.13.7. - Definitions.
- 3.13.8. - Base flood elevation.
- 3.13.9. - Duties of the zoning enforcement officer.
- 3.13.10. - Required conditions.
- 3.13.11. - Development permit.
- 3.13.12. - Occupancy permits.
- 3.13.13. - Permit review.
- 3.13.14. - Consent for inspections.
- 3.13.15. - Fees.
- 3.13.16. - Preventing increased flood heights and resulting damages.
- 3.13.17. - Protecting buildings.
- 3.13.18. - Subdivision requirements.
- 3.13.19. - Public health and other standards.
- 3.13.20. - Carrying capacity and notification.
- 3.13.21. - Variances.
- 3.13.22. - Disclaimer of liability.
- 3.13.23. - Penalty.
- 3.13.24. - Abrogation and greater restrictions.
- 3.13.25. - Severabilility.
- 3.14.- BUSINESS ROUTE 20 CORRIDOR OVERLAY DISTRICT (US20)[4]
- 3.15.- COMMUNITY SEPARATION AREA OVERLAY DISTRICT (CSA)
CHAPTER 4
- DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SPECIFIC USES
Sections
- 4.1.- GENERAL USE CRITERIA
- 4.2.- TEMPORARY USES AND SPECIAL EVENTS[5]
- 4.3.- HOME-BASED BUSINESSES
- 4.4.- NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND USES
- 4.5.- AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT
- 4.6.- MOBILE HOME PARKS
- 4.7.- EARTH MATERIALS EXTRACTION
- 4.7.1.- Purpose.
- 4.7.2. - Where permitted.
- 4.7.3. - Exemption to requirements.
- 4.7.4. - Application procedure.
- 4.7.5. - Review procedures.
- 4.7.6. - Term of permit.
- 4.7.7. - Renewal of special use permit.
- 4.7.8. - Bond.
- 4.7.9. - Mining operation requirements.
- 4.7.10. - Setbacks requirements.
- 4.7.11. - Non-conforming earth extraction operations.
- 4.7.12. - Revocation of permit.
- 4.8 - WIND ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS (WECS) SITING AND OPERATION ORDINANCE[6]
- 4.8.1.- Purpose.
- 4.8.2. - Definitions.
- 4.8.3. - Applicability.
- 4.8.4. - Prohibition.
- 4.8.5. - Special use permit application.
- 4.8.6. - Design and installation.
- 4.8.7. - Operation.
- 4.8.8. - Liability insurance and indemnification.
- 4.8.9 - Decommissioning and site reclamation plan required.
- 4.8.10. - Remedies.
- 4.8.11. - Fee schedule and permitting processes.
- 4.8.12. - Hearing facilitator.
- 4.8.13. - Hearing factors.
- 4.9.- GROUP HOMES
- 4.10.- LIVESTOCK FACILITIES BUFFER ZONES
- 4.11.- ACCESSORY RELATIVE LIVING QUARTERS
- 4.12.- ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS
- 4.12.1.- Intent.
- 4.12.2. - Definitions.
- 4.12.3. - Zoning certificate and project review.
- 4.12.4. - Secondary effects.
- 4.12.5. - Minimum distance requirements.
- 4.12.6. - Limited exception for subsequent protected uses.
- 4.12.7. - Building materials.
- 4.12.8. - Signs.
- 4.12.9. - Location.
- 4.12.10. - Trash collection and storage.
- 4.12.11. - Severability.
- 4.13.- BEER GARDEN
- 4.14.- DWELLING UNIT LINKED TO AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION EASEMENT
- 4.15.- SECOND DWELLING UNIT FOR LOT OF RECORD LAND EXCHANGE
- 4.16.- MEDICINAL CANNABIS DISPENSARIES
- 4.16.1.- Purpose.
- 4.16.2. - Where permitted.
- 4.16.3. - Buffer zone.
- 4.16.4. - Compliance with state rules and regulations.
- 4.16.5. - Indemnity.
- 4.16.6. - Hours of operation.
- 4.16.7. - Use of medicinal cannabis on premises prohibited.
- 4.16.8. - Drive-through lanes prohibited.
- 4.16.9. - Drug paraphernalia sales.
- 4.16.10. - Age and Access Limitations.
- 4.17.- MEDICINAL CANNABIS CULTIVATION CENTERS
- 4.17.1.- Purpose.
- 4.17.2. - Where permitted.
- 4.17.3. - Buffer zone.
- 4.17.4. - Compliance with state rules and regulations.
- 4.17.5. - Indemnity.
- 4.17.6. - Hours of operation.
- 4.17.7. - Use of medicinal cannabis on premises prohibited.
- 4.17.8. - Noxious odors.
- 4.17.9. - Retail sales prohibited.
- 4.17.10. - Age and access limitations.
- 4.18.- ANIMAL BOARDING, BREEDING, AND SHELTER FACILITIES
- 4.19 - ADULT USE CANNABIS ESTABLISHMENTS
- 4.19.1.- Purpose.
- 4.19.2 - Minimum requirements for cannabis craft grower, cannabis cultivation center, cannabis infuser organization or infuser.
- 4.19.3 - Minimum requirements for cannabis dispensing organization.
- 4.19.4 - Minimum requirements for cannabis transporting organization or transporter.
- 4.19.5 - Measurements to property line.
- 4.20.- ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
- 4.21 - AGRITOURISM
- 4.22 - COMMERCIAL SOLAR ENERGY FACILITY SITING AND OPERATION ORDINANCE
- 4.22.1.- Purpose.
- 4.22.2. - Definitions.
- 4.22.3. - Applicability.
- 4.22.4. - Prohibition.
- 4.22.5. - Special use permit application.
- 4.22.6. - Design and installation
- 4.22.7. - Operation.
- 4.22.8. - Liability insurance and indemnification.
- 4.22.9 - Decommissioning and site reclamation plan required.
- 4.22.10. - Remedies.
- 4.22.11. - Fee schedule and permitting processes.
- 4.22.12. - Hearing facilitator.
- 4.22.13. - Hearing factors.
CHAPTER 5
- DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN STANDARDS
Sections
- 5.1.- GENERAL STANDARDS
- 5.2. - ACCESSORY STRUCTURES OR USES
- 5.3. - TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT DESIGN GUIDELINES
- 5.3.1. - General guidelines.
- 5.3.2. - Density bonuses guidelines.
- 5.3.3. - Lot design guidelines.
- 5.3.4. - Architectural guidelines.
- 5.3.5. - Landscaping and screening guidelines.
- 5.3.6. - Stormwater management guidelines.
- 5.3.7. - Pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle circulation guidelines.
- 5.3.8. - Traditional neighborhood development open space guidelines.
- 5.4. - LANDSCAPING AND TREE PRESERVATION
- 5.5. - OFF STREET PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS
- 5.6. - SIGNS AND OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
- 5.6.1. - Purpose.
- 5.6.2. - General regulations.
- 5.6.3. - Sign mounting requirements.
- 5.6.4. - Setback requirements.
- 5.6.5. - Requirements in residential districts.
- 5.6.6. - Requirements in agriculture districts.
- 5.6.7. - Requirements in business and industrial districts.
- 5.6.8. - Off-site signs.
- 5.6.9. - Special event signs.
- 5.6.10. - Permits.
- 5.6.11. - Temporary signs.
- 5.6.12. - Removal of signs.
- 5.6.13. - Nonconforming signs.
- 5.6.14. - Permit fee.