A.

The following principal uses are permitted in PDD Districts:

1.

Residential development meeting the criteria of this ordinance, which development may include any and all principal uses contained in Article 7 (R-1 Single-Family Residential Low Density District), Section 703(A); Article 8 (R-2 Single-Family District), Section 803(A); Article 8A (R-2A Single-Family and Two Family Residential District), Section 803A(A)(4); Article 9 (R-3 Multiple-Family District), Section 903(A)(1); Article 10 (R-4 Single-Family District), Section 1003(A); and Article 11A (R-6 Planned Residential Community District), Section 1103A(A) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

2.

Neighborhood commercial development meeting the criteria of this ordinance, which development may include any and all principal uses contained in section 1703(A)(1) of this ordinance and in Article 13 (C-1A Neighborhood Commercial District), Section 1303(A) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

3.

Shopping center development meeting the criteria of this ordinance, which development may include any and all Principal Uses contained in Article 12 (C-1 Highway Commercial), Section 1203(A) and Article 13 (C-1A Neighborhood Commercial District), Section 1303(A) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

4.

Industrial park meeting the criteria of this ordinance, which development may include any and all principal uses contained in Article 14A (C-1C Manufacturing Light), Section 1403A(A)(1-3, 6-18, 20) and Article 15 (C-2 Manufacturing), Section 1503(A)(1-3, 6-26, 29-31, 33, 35-40, 46-48, 50), of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

5.

Recreation/lodge development meeting the criteria of this ordinance which development may include any and all principal uses as follows: Residential uses as allowed under Section 1703(A)(1), hotels and motels associated with retreats, conference buildings, training centers, hostels, campgrounds with RV and tent facilities, amusement activities, recreation facilities, golf courses, golf driving range, riding stables, country clubs.

B.

The following principal uses are permitted as special exceptions in planned development districts:

1.

For planned residential developments, any principal use permitted as a special exception in Article 7 (R-1 single-family residential low density district), section 703(B); Article 8 (R-2 single-family district), section 803(B); Article 8A (R-2A single-family and two-family residential district), section 803A(B); Article 10 (R-4 single-family district), section 1003(B); and Article 11A (R-6 planned residential community district), section 1103A(B) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

2.

For planned neighborhood development, any principal use permitted as a special exception contained in Article 17, (PDD planned development district), section 1703(B)(1) and Article 13 (C-1A neighborhood commercial), section 1303(B)(1, 2, 4, 5 and 6).

3.

For planned shopping center, any principal use permitted as a special exception in Article 12 (C-1 highway commercial), section 1203(B)(1 and 3) and Article 13 (C-1A neighborhood commercial district), section 1303(B)(1, 2, 4, 5 and 6) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

4.

For planned industrial developments, any principal use permitted as a special exception in Article 14A (C-1C manufacturing light), section 1403A(B) and Article 15 (C-2 manufacturing), section 1503(B)(1).

5.

For planned recreation/lodge development, restaurants.

C.

The following accessory uses are permitted in planned development districts:

1.

For planned residential developments, any accessory use permitted as an accessory use in Article 7 (R-1 single-family residential low density district), section 703(C); Article 8 (R-2 single-family district), section 803(C); Article 8A (R-2A single-family and two-family residential district), section 803A(C); Article 9 (R-3 multiple family district), section 903(C); Article 10 (R-4 single-family district), section 1003(C); and Article 11A (R-6 planned residential community district), section 1103A(C) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

2.

For planned neighborhood development, any accessory use permitted in Article 17 (PDD planned development district), section 1703(C)(1) and Article 13 (C-1A neighborhood commercial), section 1303(C).

3.

For planned shopping center, any accessory use permitted in Article 12 (C-1 highway commercial), section 1203(C)(1 and 3) and Article 13 (C-1A neighborhood commercial district), section 1303(C)(1) of the Zoning Ordinance of Spalding County.

4.

For planned industrial developments, any accessory use permitted as a special exception in Article 14A (C-1C manufacturing light), section 1403A(C) and Article 15 (C-2 manufacturing), section 1503(C)(1).

5.

For planned recreation/lodge development, any accessory use associated with the primary activity and which complies with this ordinance and the Unified Development Ordinance of Spalding County.

6.

Mobile food service unit, temporary.

D.

All accessory uses must meet the following standards:

1.

For planned residential development and planned neighborhood development:

a.

They must be located in the rear yard.

b.

They may not be located closer than five (5) feet from any property line.

c.

They may not be located in any front or side yard.

d.

Accessory buildings and structures not attached to the principal building must be located at least twelve (12) feet from the principal building on the lot.

2.

For planned shopping center development, planned industrial development, and planned recreation/lodge development:

a.

They may not be located closer than five (5) feet from any property line.

b.

Accessory buildings not attached to the principal building must be located at least twelve (12) feet from the principal building on the lot.

E.

All uses not permitted within PD districts by this section are specifically prohibited.

(Res. No. A-00-22, § 2, 11-6-00; Res. No. A-03-23, §§ 2, 4, 6, 8-4-03; Res. No. A-05-13, § 3, 8-15-05; Ord. No. 2022-007, § 10, 10-3-22)