Parks and open spaces constitute important physical, environmental, social, aesthetic and economic assets to the community. The purpose of this Article is to provide for active and passive use areas, including park, trail and recreational uses, as well as lands for open space for such purposes as wildlife corridors/habitats; scenic view sheds; community buffers; cultural, historical and archaeological areas/structures; and landmarks and natural resources.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)

The following uses shall be allowed upon the approval of a Site Improvement Plan in accordance with Article XXVII of this Chapter:

(1)

Community garden.

(2)

Environmental education center/ museum.

(3)

Nature center/picnic area.

(4)

Open space/trails/trailheads/parks.

(5)

Public recreational facilities and areas, including such uses as tennis courts, aquatics centers and playgrounds.

(6)

Similar uses as determined by the City Manager or designee in accordance with the intent of this District.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)

The following uses shall be allowed only as an accessory use related to the principal use established on the parcel/lot:

(1)

Maintenance building.

(2)

Parking area.

(3)

Residence, caretaker.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)

There is no minimum lot area.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)

Maximum building height is thirty-five (35) feet.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)

One (1) identification sign is permitted per street frontage. Standards regarding height, setbacks and the permitting process are set out in Article XXIX of this Chapter.

(Ord. 22-02 Art. 4)