The commercial recreation district as established in this article is intended to provide areas for the development of recreation facilities as a commercial venture.

(Ord. of 12-2-2002, § 70-416)

(a)

Archery ranges.

(b)

Amusement parks.

(c)

Country clubs.

(d)

Campgrounds.

(e)

Commercial fish ponds.

(f)

Camps, day or overnight.

(g)

Educational facilities such as:

(1)

Zoos.

(2)

Botanical gardens.

(h)

Fairgrounds.

(i)

Golf courses of all types and all accessory uses such as driving ranges and practice putting greens.

(j)

Gun clubs, outdoor (shooting ranges must meet all applicable federal, state and local government requirements).

(k)

Marinas.

(l)

Reservoirs.

(m)

Commercial swimming pools and tennis courts.

(n)

Race tracks and drag strips.

(o)

Similar uses to the above subject to all other applicable codes.

(p)

Single-Family, detached dwellings, except for manufactured or mobile homes

(Ord. of 12-2-2002, § 70-417; Ord. of 10-12-2021)

Cross reference— Businesses, ch. 22.

(a)

Recreational vehicle parks (must conform to chapter 42, article V, Recreational vehicle parks).

(b)

Event facilities (must conform to chapter 22, article IV, Event centers).

(Ord. of 10-12-2021)

C-3

*Each lot shall have, at a minimum, a 30-foot-wide access to a public road.

(Ord. of 12-2-2002, § 70-419)

Protective screening for C-3 districts adjacent to or across the street (with the exception of major arterial or major collector roads) from residential zoning districts shall be in compliance with section 70-86 of this chapter.

(Ord. of 12-2-2002, § 70-420)