The public reserve district P-R is a special use classification to provide for the retention of lands necessary for open space, parks, playgrounds, and public facilities.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

The following uses are permitted in the P-R district:

(1)

Public buildings;

(2)

Educational institutions and churches;

(3)

Public libraries, art galleries, and museums;

(4)

Public parks, playgrounds, tennis courts, and other recreational uses;

(5)

Golf courses and related facilities; and

(6)

Cemeteries.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

Secondary uses in the P-R district are as follows:

(1)

Accessory uses in the same buildings incidental to the permitted uses and necessary for the conduct of the permitted uses;

(2)

Parking lots and garages and landscaping accessory to permitted uses.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

Conditional uses in the P-R district shall be single-family dwellings.

(Ord. 698 (part), 1979).

Off-street parking shall be provided in the P-R district in accordance with the requirements of Section 18.68.020.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

(a)

Minimum Lot Area. A lot in the P-R district shall have area sufficient to satisfy the requirements for a minimum yard and off- street parking requirements as required by this title.

(b)

Minimum Lot Dimensions. There are no minimum lot dimension requirements.

(c)

Minimum Yard Requirements. Yards shall be as follows:

(1)

Front yard, thirty feet. Buildings on corner lots shall observe the front yard setback on both streets;

(2)

Side yard, thirty feet;

(3)

Rear yard, thirty feet.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

There are no limitations, provided, all sections of this title are satisfied.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

The maximum height of buildings shall not exceed fifty feet.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).

(See Section 18.52.140).

(Ord.698(part), 1979).

There are no access limitations.

(Ord. 698(part), 1979).