The intent of the B-1 Recreation/Business District is to provide suitable locations for, and to encourage the development of, commercial recreation facilities in those areas of the city which benefit the recreational needs of both residents and tourists, will avoid land use conflicts with residential areas, and restrict incompatible commercial and industrial uses.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995)

   (A)   The following uses shall be permitted in the B-1 Recreation/Business District:

      (1)   Resort facilities to include lodges, guesthouses, cabins, motels, auto courts, and the like.

      (2)   Taverns, where the main function is serving a resort or recreation development.

      (3)   Restaurants.

      (4)   Golf courses, nine or 18-hole standard length, and clubhouses.

      (5)   Indoor theaters.

      (6)   Auditoriums, coliseums, or convention halls for public entertainment and use.

      (7)   Sporting goods and establishments, outfitters and suppliers; bait shops.

      (8)   Ski areas and lodges.

      (9)   Nature trails, snowmobile trails, ski trails and similar facilities.

   (B)   Height, yard, area and lot width and depth regulations shall be as provided in the Appendix: Height, Area, Yard Regulations.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995) Penalty, see § 10.99

   The following shall be permitted accessory uses in the B-1 Recreation/Business District.

   (A)   Swimming pools, saunas, outdoor recreational equipment and structures.

   (B)   Storage garages, rental goods establishments.

   (C)   Accessory uses customarily incident to the uses listed in § 155.106 and in this section.

   (D)   Signs as regulated by § 155.190.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995) Penalty, see § 10.99

   The following uses may be permitted, subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit as provided in §§ 155.250 through 155.254.

   (A)   Single-family detached dwellings for personnel directly connected with the operating of resort or recreation facilities only, as regulated in the R-2 District.

   (B)   Recreational trailer parks and commercial camping facilities for short duration uses, subject to all requirements of this section and the Minnesota Department of Public Health, and, in particular, Regulation 10987.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995) Penalty, see § 10.99

   The following provisions shall apply in the B-1 District.

   (A)   New structures. Any principal structure hereafter erected, constructed, altered, moved or substantially renovated in any manner, which includes in its function the providing of services, entertainment or lodging for residents or tourists, shall be equipped with indoor toilet and running water (hot and cold) facilities, and adequate heating system based on floor area and occupancy criteria, and facilities for maintaining access routes where operated on a year-round basis. No use shall be permitted unless it is provided with municipal sewer and water services.

   (B)   Recreational vehicle campground provisions. An applicant for a recreational vehicle camping area conditional use permit shall submit a general development plan for the proposed park including the following.

      (1)   The proposed site end existing development.

      (2)   Proposed size, location and arrangement of buildings.

      (3)   Parking areas and stall arrangements.

      (4)   Entrance and exit drives.

      (5)   Proposed sewer and water system.

      (6)   Recreation areas.

   (C)   Submission of plans. No recreational vehicle camp shall be constructed, nor shall any system of plumbing, sewage system, water supply or swimming pool for the vehicle camp be installed or altered until four plans drawn to scale have been submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission and the State Board of Health.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995) Penalty, see § 10.99

   Additional regulations applicable in the B-1 Recreation/Business District are set forth in §§ 155.180 through 155.217.

(Ord. 221, passed 11-6-1995)