A.

Purpose . The purpose of this Section to is to address zoning regulations regarding marijuana facilities within the jurisdiction of the City.

B.

Cultivation of marijuana . Chapter 10, Article 11 of this Code shall govern the cultivation of marijuana with the City.

C.

Medical marijuana . Medical marijuana centers, medical marijuana-infused products manufacturers and optional cultivation premises operations are prohibited uses in all zoning districts within the City.

D.

Retail marijuana . Retail marijuana stores, retail marijuana cultivation facilities, retail marijuana testing facilities and retail marijuana product manufacturing facilities are prohibited uses in all zoning districts within the City.

E.

Marijuana clubs . Marijuana clubs, as defined in Chapter 10, Article 9, are prohibited uses in all zoning district within the City.

(Ord. No. 500, § 1, 8-11-2016)

A.

Definitions .

Mining operations means activities conducted on the surface or underground, to a depth of 800 feet, for the exploration for, development of or extraction of a mineral from its natural occurrences, including but not limited to sand, gravel, topsoil, gold and other precious metals from their natural occurrences or historical setting, and the cleaning, concentrating, refining or other processing or preparation and loading for transit. This term includes, but is not limited to, open pit mining and surface operations, the disposal of refuse, tailings and/or waste rock from underground and in situ mining and the following operations: concentrating, milling, evaporation and other processing. The term does not include the removal of overburden for the purpose of on-lot grading, revegetation, gardening, constructing or improving a permitted structure, or the removal and disposal of tailings for use as fill associated with and incidental to landscaping.

Overburden means all of the earth and other materials which lie above natural mineral, and also means such earth and other materials disturbed from their natural state in the process of mining.

B.

Restriction . Mining operations shall not be a permitted use or conditional use in any zone district within the City; excepting therefrom, mining operations of a local government entity on land used or reserved for use for a governmental service, function or other public purpose. Such local governmental mining operations shall be a conditional use in any of the zone districts within the corporate limits of the City, subject to the applicable provisions of this Chapter and a determination of public need, location and compatibility with adjacent land uses.

(Ord. No. 500, § 1, 8-11-2016)

A.

Purpose. Establish standards and procedures by which residential short-term rentals can be provided in a manner that protects both the quality of experience and the character of the City of Victor. It is the City of Victor's intent to establish short-term rental regulations to promote a mix of lodging options and support the local economy, while also upholding the integrity of the City.

B.

Permitted Use of Short-term Rentals. Short-term rentals are allowed in all zoning districts where residential units are a use by right or an approved conditional use. Short-term rentals shall comply with this Article and Licensing Regulations per Chapter 6 of this Code.

C.

Application. An application for use of a residential dwelling unit as a short-term rental shall be made to the City on a form provided by the City. Decision for the issuance for a short-term rental license shall be based on these and any other criteria deemed appropriate by the City:

1.

Adequate amount of parking;

2.

Concentration of short-term rental units in the neighborhood;

3.

Results of city staff compliance inspections;

4.

Plans for trash removal, maintenance, and response time for customer needs;

5.

Compliance with all other city ordinances and regulations; and

6.

Any other information determined to be pertinent to the decision as requested by city staff.

D.

Performance Standards Maintained. To continue use as a short-term rental, the following standards must be consistently maintained:

1.

Any neighbor or law enforcement complaints are dealt with in a reasonable and timely manner.

2.

There shall be an owner or owner's agent available to be at the unit within 20 minutes, who is on call full time to manage the property during any period the unit is rented. The name address and phone number of the agent must be kept current on file with the City, and posted in the short-term rental.

3.

Adequate trash containers shall be provided and information on placement for collection shall be provided in the short-term rental.

4.

The unit shall be maintained in compliance with applicable City ordinances and regulations. The rental of residential units as provided herein shall not unreasonably annoy or interfere with the use or enjoyment of public or private property or constitute a health or safety hazard.

5.

The owner must have a current State sales tax license, a City business license, and collect and remit sales taxes on all short-term rental income and any lodging tax that may be enacted.

6.

Owner shall have proof of liability insurance specific to this use for the property.

(Ord. No. 509, § 2, 8-15-2019)