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Navasota City Zoning Code

ARTICLE IV

A/O: AGRICULTURE/OPEN SPACE DISTRICT

§ 4.1 PERMITTED USES.

A. 
Agricultural uses include farming, forestry, ranching, stock and poultry raising, commercial gardens, greenhouses, dairy and other similar uses, so long as no health hazard or nuisance is created due to unsanitary or illegal conditions; and provided that the use is not offensive to the public by reason of odors, dust, fumes, noise, unsightly conditions, or vibration (or other factors directly relating to the use). The keeping or raising of swine is not permitted within the city limits.
B. 
Single dwelling units (DUs).
C. 
Indoor animal care facilities, including veterinary clinics, veterinary hospitals, and animal grooming salons.
D. 
Outdoor animal care facilities, including veterinary clinics, veterinary hospitals, and animal grooming salons, subject to the provisions of Article 4.1A above.
E. 
In-home day care (six or fewer people).
F. 
Outdoor health clubs and sports facilities.
G. 
Accessory units, customarily incident to the above uses, and located on the same lot not involving the conduct of retail business except as allowed by this Ordinance.
H. 
Temporary construction buildings for use incidental to permitted construction work on the premises. Such buildings must be removed upon completion or abandonment of construction.
(Ordinance 626-10 adopted 9/27/10)

§ 4.2 CONDITIONAL USES.

A. 
Country clubs
B. 
Golf courses or driving ranges
C. 
Wireless telecommunication facilities
D. 
Parks and open spaces
(Ordinance 626-10 adopted 9/27/10)

§ 4.3 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS.

A. 
Residential Building lots must be a minimum of 5 acres, and shall comply with height restrictions and setbacks as provided in Article 5.3.A and 5.3.B.
B. 
On-site parking standards.
Refer to Article XVIII, Schedule of On-site Parking Requirements.
C. 
Mobile homes and manufactured homes are not permitted in this District.
D. 
Hookah and Vapor Retail Stores, Hookah Lounges and Vape Lounges are not permitted in this District. Any legally operating Hookah and Vapor Retail Store Hookah Lounge or Vape Lounge is deemed nonconforming as of September 9, 2024 and shall be allowed to continue to operate subject to and in compliance with the provisions of this Zoning Ordinance relating to nonconforming uses and all other applicable requirements.
(Ordinance 626-10 adopted 9/27/10; Ordinance 1051-24 adopted 9/9/2024)