The intent and purpose of the parks and recreation district (PR) is to provide for recreational and leisure time activities through the maintenance of large areas of open space. To preserve certain locations which have a historic value, by which much benefit can be derived by many people.

(Ord. 292, § 1401, 1980)

The following principal uses shall be permitted in (PR) parks and recreation district:

A.

Limited agriculture and horticulture;

B.

Swimming, boating, camping; hiking and bicycle trails;

C.

Docks, piers, landings, boat launches and bathhouses;

D.

Commercial outdoor recreation;

E.

Riding stables;

F.

Parks and recreation areas;

G.

Public access areas and facilities;

H.

Public sporting fields and streams, tennis courts;

I.

Skating rinks; and

J.

Archery ranges.

(Ord. 292, § 1402, 1980)

The following accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in (PR) parks and recreation district:

A.

Accessory uses and structures normally appurtenant to the permitted uses and structures when established within space limits of this district;

B.

Concessions;

C.

Marinas;

D.

Shooting ranges; and

E.

Utility substations.

(Ord. 292, § 1403, 1980)

After the provisions of this title relating to special exceptions have been fulfilled, the board of adjustment may permit as special exceptions in (PR) parks and recreation district:

A.

Clubhouses;

B.

Golf courses;

C.

Parking lots; and

D.

Single-family dwellings, provided they meet the yard requirements of the agricultural district.

(Ord. 292, § 1404, 1980)