The "CSV" Conservation category includes one zone district: CSV Lands in this district are publicly owned lands devoted to the conservation of the unique natural functions within these lands. To conserve these lands, no use other than non-intensive resource-based recreation activities shall be permitted.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.1)), 9-24-1990)

[The principal uses permitted in the CSV conservation district are as follows:]

1.

Non-intensive resource-based recreation activities.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.2)), 9-24-1990)

[The accessory uses and structures permitted in the CSV conservation district are as follows:]

1.

Uses and structures which:

a.

Are customarily accessory and clearly incidental and subordinate to non-intensive resource-based recreation activities.

2.

Examples of permitted accessory uses and structures include:

a.

Forestry stations and scientific stations for the study of the natural resources within the conservation district.

b.

Residential facilities for caretakers.

c.

Boat docks and boat ramps.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.3)), 9-24-1990)

[The uses and structures prohibited in the CSV conservation district are as follows:]

1.

Residential uses (excepting forestry stations or scientific stations for the study of the natural resources within the conservation district).

2.

Any use or structure not specifically, provisionally or by reasonable implication permitted herein or permissible as a special exception.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.4)), 9-24-1990)

[The uses and structures permitted by special exception in the CSV conservation district are as follows:]

1.

Essential services, to include and be limited to water, sewer, gas, solid waste disposal, telephone, television, radio, electrical systems (including transmission lines and substations) and telecommunication towers (see section 4.16.9 for exemption).

2.

Recreational activities, such as archery ranges, rifle, shotgun and pistol ranges, campsites and similar uses.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.5)), 9-24-1990)

[The minimum lot requirements in the CSV conservation district are as follows:] None, except to meet other requirements as set out herein.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.6)), 9-24-1990)

(See section 4.16.30 for right-of-way setback requirements.) A minimum 35-foot foot natural buffer shall be required from all wetlands and a 75-foot natural buffer shall be required from perennial rivers, streams and creeks identified as regionally significant areas within the comprehensive plan. The location of any structure shall be prohibited within these buffer areas, although non-intensive resource-based recreation activities shall be permitted within these buffer areas. For all uses other than single-family residential, agricultural and silvicultural adjacent to a "Work of the District" as established in Rule 40B-4, Florida Administrative Code, as amended, a minimum buffer setback shall be required for rivers, streams and creeks, and their floodways, as required within such rule.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.7)), 9-24-1990)

[The minimum height of structures in the CSV conservation district are as follows:] Unrestricted.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.8)), 9-24-1990)

[The minimum lot coverage in the CSV conservation district are as follows:] None.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.9)), 9-24-1990)

[The minimum landscaped buffering requirements in the CSV conservation district are as follows:] None.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.10)), 9-24-1990)

[The minimum off-street parking requirements in the CSV conservation district are as follows:] None.

(Ord. No. 234, § 3(art. 4, § 4.2(4.2.11)), 9-24-1990)