The intent and purpose of the public-semipublic district (PS) is: to provide for recreational and leisure time activities through the maintenance of large acres of woodland or lakes; to preserve certain locations which have an historic value, by which much benefit can be derived by many people.

(Ord. 3-86 (part); Ord. 1-76 (part): prior code § 14.1301)

The following principal uses shall be permitted in public-semipublic districts (PS):

A.

Limited agriculture, horticulture;

B.

Swimming, boating, camping, hiking and bicycle trails;

C.

Docks, piers, landings, boat launches, bathhouses;

D.

Commercial outdoor recreation;

E.

Riding stables;

F.

Parks and recreation areas;

G.

Public access areas and facilities;

H.

Public sporting fields and streams, tennis courts;

I.

Skating rinks;

J.

Archery ranges; and

K.

Airports.

(Ord. 3-86 (part); Ord. 1-76 (part): prior code § 14.1302)

The following accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in public-semipublic districts (PS):

A.

Accessory uses and structures normally appurtenant to the permitted uses and structures when established within space limits of this district;

B.

Concessions;

C.

Marinas;

D.

Shooting ranges; and

E.

Utility substations;

F.

Airplane hangars.

(Ord. 3-86 (part); Ord. 1-76 (part): prior code § 14.1303)

After the provisions of this title relating to special exceptions have been fulfilled, the county planning commission may permit as special exceptions in public-semipublic districts (PS):

A.

Clubhouses;

B.

Golf courses; and

C.

Parking lots.

(Ord. 3-86 (part); Ord. 1-76 (part): prior code § 14.1304)