A. New Subdivision: Refer to section 11-1-5, "Criteria For Subdivisions In Undeveloped Areas", of this Code.
1. Limited to one (1) accessory dwelling per lot;
2. If freestanding or within a detached accessory building, located in the third tier of the lot;
3. Contain at least four hundred (400) and no greater than eight hundred (800) gross square feet in total area;
4. Be designed in a compatible style and constructed of the same materials as the primary dwelling; and
5. Either freestanding, located within a detached garage, or located within the principal structure, provided that there is direct access between the accessory dwelling unit and the primary dwelling unit.
C. Bed And Breakfast: Bed and breakfasts in the Z1 District shall be comprised of a converted freestanding house, provided the conversion meets applicable Building Codes. Customer parking shall be located in the second or third tier.
D. Restaurant: Restaurants in the Z1 District shall be comprised of a converted freestanding house or farm structure, provided the conversion meets applicable Building Codes. Customer parking shall be located in the second or third tier. Parking shall be provided for a retail function per section 12-8-5, table 4 of this title and landscaped per section 12-16-5 of this title.
E. Small Religious Assembly: Small religious assembly in the Z1 District shall meet the following standards:
1. Limited to congregational assembly, small meeting and Sunday school with supportive storage, kitchen and office functions;
2. Weekday, full time educational functions are prohibited;
3. Parking shall be located in the side yard area of the second tier and all of the third tier;
4. Parking shall be limited to a maximum of one parking space per two (2) seats plus three (3) staff parking spaces;
5. Parking shall be set back a minimum of ten feet (10') from all applicable property lines; and
6. Parking lots shall be landscaped per section 12-16-5 of this title.
F. Agritourism: Agritourism forms and functions shall meet the following standards:
1. No Interference: New agritourism forms and functions shall be located, designed and operated so as not to interfere with normal agricultural practices on and off site.
2. Rural Theme: Agritourism shall incorporate a rural theme in terms of building style and design. New agritourism uses involving new structures shall complement or enhance rather than detract from the rural environment.
3. Compliance: Agritourism activities shall comply with all relevant local, State and Federal requirements related to public health, building/construction standards, safety, health and welfare.
4. Building Scale: Allowed non-agricultural agritourism uses and activities located on land with an agricultural or residential form or function shall be consistent with the size, scale and intensity of the existing agricultural form or function of the property and the existing buildings on the site. Nonagricultural forms or functions shall not be located outside the general area already developed for buildings and residential forms or functions.
5. Parking: Vehicular access and customer parking shall be provided on site so that vehicles are not required to back onto public roads. Parking lots shall be constructed in conformance with section 12-8-5 of this title and landscaped per section 12-16-5 of this title. Impervious surfaces shall be minimized to the greatest extent possible. Use of pervious paving in parking areas is encouraged. (Ord. 10-003, 1-19-2010, eff. 7-1-2010; amd. Ord. 19-2, 3-5-2019; Ord. 22-3, 3-1-2022)