The Agricultural Districts are intended to preserve existing areas within the city which are presently used predominantly for general farming and to serve as a temporary zoning designation for parcels newly annexed to the city.

(Code 2002, § 220-53)

(a)

All uses permitted and as regulated in the R-LD Single-Family District unless otherwise provided under this article.

(b)

Field crops and fruit farming, horticulture, aviaries, hatcheries, apiaries, greenhouses, tree nurseries, and similar agriculture enterprises.

(c)

Public and private parks and conservation areas.

(d)

Roadside stands selling products grown in the premises upon which the stand is located, provided that contiguous space for the parking of customer's vehicles is furnished off the public right-of-way at the ratio of one parking space for each 15 square feet of roadside stand floor area and that any stand meets setback requirements of the district that would be applied for principal structures.

(e)

Uses of a similar but no more objectionable nature.

(f)

Accessory buildings and uses customarily incident to any of the above permitted uses.

(Code 2002, § 220-54)

Article XVI of this chapter, limiting the height and bulk of buildings, the minimum size of lot permitted by land use, and providing minimum yard setback requirements shall be complied with.

(Code 2002, § 220-55)