The purpose of the Residential-Recreational 1 (RR-1) District is to provide for both seasonal and yearround residential development and to encourage the orderly development of the recreation industry in areas having a high recreational value, where the soil conditions and other physical features will economically support such development without depleting or destroying natural resources.

(Code 2000, § 38-360; Ord. of 3-19-2002, Art. VI, § 60)

The following permitted uses shall apply to the Residential-Recreational 1 (RR-1) District:

(1)

One- or two-family dwelling (not to exceed two dwelling units).

(2)

Accessory buildings and uses incidental to the principal residential use.

(3)

Customary home occupation. Home occupations which involve automobile, motor vehicle or other engine repair are not permitted.

(4)

Gardening for home use or sale.

(5)

Essential services and utilities intended to serve the residential and accessory uses.

(6)

Historical, geological and religious markers and monuments.

(7)

Signs, subject to the provisions of division 18 of this article.

(8)

Single guest cabin, subject to the provisions of division 28 of this article.

(9)

Single bunkhouse, subject to the provisions of division 28 of this article.

(Code 2000, § 38-361; Ord. of 3-19-2002, Art. VI, § 61; Res. No. 64-10, 7-27-2010; Res. No. 25-15, 3-24-2015; Res. No. 47-17, 6-20-2017)

The following conditional uses shall apply to the Residential-Recreational 1 (RR-1) District:

(1)

Public and semipublic uses, including, but not limited to, the following: museums, churches, public and private schools, clinics, hospitals, rest homes, funeral homes; recreational areas such as playgrounds, tennis courts, pools, and public and private parks.

(2)

Multiple-family dwellings.

(3)

Boardinghouses and lodginghouses.

(4)

Resorts, hotels, motels, and small apartments.

(5)

Restaurants, dinner clubs, taverns, dance halls, and other private clubs.

(6)

Gift and specialty shops.

(7)

Bait stores, sporting goods stores, and small general merchandise stores.

(8)

Expanded home occupation. Expanded home occupations which involve automobile, motor vehicle or other engine repair are not permitted.

(9)

Single mobile home.

(10)

Telephone exchanges, telephone, telegraph, and power transmission lines, poles, towers, and substations with accessory buildings and equipment.

(11)

Mini-storage units.

(Code 2000, § 38-362; Ord. of 3-19-2002, Art. VI, § 62; Res. No. 82-05, 12-21-2004; Res. No. 64-10, 7-27-2010; Res. No. 25-15, 3-24-2015; Res. No. 1-19, 2-19-2019)