(a) Structure. Temporary on-site retail stands must be no larger than 400 square feet and must not be made internally accessible to the public.

(b) Product. Seventy-five percent of all products retailed at a temporary on-site retail stand must be agricultural products produced in Clallam and/or Jefferson County.

(c) Temporary on-site retail stands are allowed in all zones that identify agricultural uses as allowed outright and are not otherwise restricted by the applicability provisions contained in this chapter.

(a) Structure. Farms are limited to one on-site store and must have no more than 1,000 square feet of publicly accessible space. This maximum may be exceeded with the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(b) The owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(c) Product. Seventy-five percent of all products sold at an on-site store must be agricultural products produced in Clallam and/or Jefferson County.

(d) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required conforming to applicable parking standards.

(e) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Service Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(f) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(g) Length of Operation. On-site stores may only be operated between the months of May and October unless otherwise approved by a certificate of compliance or conditional use permit.

(a) Structure. For greenhouses allowing public entry, the owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(b) Product. Ninety percent of products retailed from a greenhouse must be agricultural products, of which 75 percent must be produced on site.

(c) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(f) Length of Operation. The retail operation of an on-site commercial greenhouse or nursery may only be operated between the months of May and October unless otherwise approved by certificate of compliance or a conditional use permit.

(a) Structure. When a permanent structure is utilized, the owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(b) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(c) Frequency. No more than two farmers’ market events may be hosted per week.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(f) Access. Farmers’ markets must be accessed from a public road capable of supporting traffic generated from the use.

(a) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(b) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(c) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(a) Educational Exemption. Educational tours or events hosted in partnership with the WSU Extension Office, Clallam County 4H club, or accredited educational institutes are considered allowed outright for the purposes of performance standards related to this section but must conform with all applicable performance standards.

(b) Size of Groups. All groups and individuals involved in a farm tour must be guided by a designated farm representative or be contained within areas with clearly delineated boundary lines.

(c) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for all farm tour participants. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(a) Structures. Permanent structures, park models, recreational vehicles, and/or semi-permanent tents are not allowed for use as work stays. Work stays must be limited to temporary tents and tents must not be provided by the farm operator.

(b) Limitations. Work stays must be limited to individuals or groups where at least one individual is performing agricultural work on site. Work stays must be limited to no longer than two weeks and a group must be no larger than six individuals.

(c) Number of Sites. Work stays must be limited to no more than three sites per five acres with no more than a maximum of 12 sites. This maximum may be exceeded through the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(d) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At lease one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(e) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(f) Fire Safety. Fires must be contained within a designated and approved fire ring or other similar containment device.

(g) Required Notice. The owner is responsible to provide written notice to workers of:

(a) Frequency. No more than 21 days of activities or events are to be undertaken under this use within a calendar year when those activities have the potential to generate noise, traffic, or other nuisances above uses otherwise allowed in this chapter. This number may be increased through the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(b) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(c) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(d) Limited Number of Other Activities. No more than three other activities may be allowed through this section without the issuance of a conditional use permit.

(a) Structure. Temporary on-site retail stands must be no larger than 400 square feet and must not be made internally accessible to the public.

(b) Product. Seventy-five percent of all products retailed at a temporary on-site retail stand must be agricultural products produced in Clallam and/or Jefferson County.

(c) Temporary on-site retail stands are allowed in all zones that identify agricultural uses as allowed outright and are not otherwise restricted by the applicability provisions contained in this chapter.

(a) Structure. Farms are limited to one on-site store and must have no more than 1,000 square feet of publicly accessible space. This maximum may be exceeded with the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(b) The owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(c) Product. Seventy-five percent of all products sold at an on-site store must be agricultural products produced in Clallam and/or Jefferson County.

(d) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required conforming to applicable parking standards.

(e) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Service Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(f) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(g) Length of Operation. On-site stores may only be operated between the months of May and October unless otherwise approved by a certificate of compliance or conditional use permit.

(a) Structure. For greenhouses allowing public entry, the owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(b) Product. Ninety percent of products retailed from a greenhouse must be agricultural products, of which 75 percent must be produced on site.

(c) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(f) Length of Operation. The retail operation of an on-site commercial greenhouse or nursery may only be operated between the months of May and October unless otherwise approved by certificate of compliance or a conditional use permit.

(a) Structure. When a permanent structure is utilized, the owner is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Clallam County Department of Community Development to review that the structure has adequate means of egress, exits, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection systems in compliance with the adopted building code.

(b) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(c) Frequency. No more than two farmers’ market events may be hosted per week.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(f) Access. Farmers’ markets must be accessed from a public road capable of supporting traffic generated from the use.

(a) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(b) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(c) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(a) Educational Exemption. Educational tours or events hosted in partnership with the WSU Extension Office, Clallam County 4H club, or accredited educational institutes are considered allowed outright for the purposes of performance standards related to this section but must conform with all applicable performance standards.

(b) Size of Groups. All groups and individuals involved in a farm tour must be guided by a designated farm representative or be contained within areas with clearly delineated boundary lines.

(c) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for all farm tour participants. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(d) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(e) Hours of Operation. Operation must be limited to between sunrise and 10:00 p.m.

(a) Structures. Permanent structures, park models, recreational vehicles, and/or semi-permanent tents are not allowed for use as work stays. Work stays must be limited to temporary tents and tents must not be provided by the farm operator.

(b) Limitations. Work stays must be limited to individuals or groups where at least one individual is performing agricultural work on site. Work stays must be limited to no longer than two weeks and a group must be no larger than six individuals.

(c) Number of Sites. Work stays must be limited to no more than three sites per five acres with no more than a maximum of 12 sites. This maximum may be exceeded through the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(d) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At lease one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(e) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(f) Fire Safety. Fires must be contained within a designated and approved fire ring or other similar containment device.

(g) Required Notice. The owner is responsible to provide written notice to workers of:

(a) Frequency. No more than 21 days of activities or events are to be undertaken under this use within a calendar year when those activities have the potential to generate noise, traffic, or other nuisances above uses otherwise allowed in this chapter. This number may be increased through the issuance of a conditional use permit when all other standards are met.

(b) Parking. The owner must designate parking spaces on site capable of providing adequate parking for the proposed use. At least one ADA accessible parking space must be provided, but additional ADA parking may be required, conforming to applicable parking standards.

(c) Environmental Health Services Requirements. The owner must ensure all Clallam County Environmental Health Services Division requirements are met including, but not limited to, requirements for solid waste disposal, sewage disposal, food handling, and water system compliance.

(d) Limited Number of Other Activities. No more than three other activities may be allowed through this section without the issuance of a conditional use permit.