1. The purposes of the Parks and Recreation Zone are to preserve and enhance public and private open space, natural areas, and habitats, and improved park and recreational areas.
   1. These Zones provide opportunities for active and passive outdoor recreation;
   2. Provide contrasts to and relief from the built environment;
   3. Preserve scenic qualities and viewsheds;
   4. Protect sensitive or fragile environmental areas such as wetlands, steep slopes, ridge lines, meadows, and stream corridors;
   5. Encourage sustainability and conservation; and
   6. Provide transportation connections for people walking, biking, scootering, or using other forms of active transportation.
      

To anticipate and respond to the changing needs the municipality and implement greenway, natural resource preservation, and health and recreation concepts included in the adopted General Plan, the following zone is established:

1. Parks and Recreation Zone (PR): The PR Zone is intended for improved parks, recreational areas, and other public and private open spaces which can accommodate human use and visitation. Encouraged uses in this Zone include public parks, multi-use trails, ball fields, special uses such as mobile food carts and festivals, and landscaping and equipment sheds.

1. Schedule of Permitted Uses. The specific uses listed in the following schedule are permitted in the zones as indicated, subject to the general provisions, special conditions, additional restrictions, and exceptions set forth in this Title. Special use conditions can be found in Chapter 19.42 Specific Use Standards for permanent uses and Chapter 19.44 for temporary uses.
2. Procedure for Multiple Uses (Combination of Uses). If a development proposal involves a combination of uses other than accessory uses as identified in Table 19.22.030, the more restrictive provisions of this Title shall apply. For example, if a portion of a development is subject to conditional use (“C”) approval and the other portion is subject only to permitted use (“P”) review, the entire development is reviewed and approved by the conditional use process.
3. Abbreviations. The abbreviations used in the schedule mean:
   1. P = Permitted Use. This use is allowed in the zone but may be subject to additional restrictions and approval processes as provided in this Title.
   2. C = Conditional Use. This use is conditional because of the unique characteristics or potential impacts on the municipality, surrounding neighbors, or adjacent uses, incompatibility in some areas of the zone, or compatibility only if special provisions or conditions are required to mitigate the detrimental impacts of the use. The Planning Commission is the land use authority for uses with this designation.
   3. X = Prohibited Use. This use is prohibited in this zone. Any use not specifically identified in Table 19.22.030 is prohibited in this zone.
      
      Table 19.22.030 – Schedule of Permitted Uses
      
      

      Use Categories	Zone
      AGRICULTURAL:	PR
      Agricultural Building	P
      Agriculture	P
      Agritourism	P
      Apiary	P
      Aviary	P
      RESIDENTIAL USES:
      No residential uses are permitted in these zones.
      RETAIL AND SERVICES:
      Child Care	P
      FOOD AND DRINK:
      Food Truck / Mobile Restaurant / Food Cart	P
      RECREATIONAL:
      Commercial Recreation	P
      Multi-use Trail, Paved	P
      Multi-use Trail, Unpaved	P
      Open Space	P
      Private, Non-Profit Recreational Grounds and Facilities	P
      Recreation Facility - Private, Public, or Commercial	P
      Stable, Public	P
      Trailhead Infrastructure, Large Scale: paved parking, restrooms, wayfinding and interpretive signage, trash receptacles, other improvements	P
      Trailhead Infrastructure, Small Scale: unpaved parking (10 or less spaces), pit toilet, wooden trail signage.	P
      INDUSTRIAL:
      No industrial uses are permitted in these zones.
      INSTITUTIONAL USES:
      Church, Synagogue, Mosque, Temple, Cathedral, or Other Religious Buildings	P
      Cemetery	P
      Community Garden	P
      Micromobility Support Infrastructure	P
      Public Park	P
      Pavilion	P
      Micro-Park	P
      Public Use	P
      Solar Energy System, Accessory	P
      Wind Energy System, Accessory	P
      SPECIALTY:
      Park and Ride	P
      ACCESSORY USES:
      Sidewalk Displays and Cafes	P

Development in the PR zone shall comply with the development standards of Table 19.22.040 and all other applicable standards in this Title.

1. In the PR Zone, if necessary to ensure protection of public health, safety, or welfare, recreation equipment heights are permitted up to eighty feet (80’). For example, nets around batting cages or fences at driving ranges may exceed thirty-five feet (35’) as necessary and as approved by the Director or designee.
   

Development in the PR Zone shall comply with the yard and setback standards shown in Table 19.22.050 and all other applicable standards in this Title.

1. Pavilions in the PR zone shall be setback a minimum of one (1) foot from the property line.
   

Exceptions to the building heights specified in Table 19.22.050 apply, in accordance with Chapter 19.46. 

1. In addition to the requirements in 19.48 the following shall apply in the PR zone:
   1. Landscaped Strips. All parking areas for a commercial, institutional, or other public use that are adjacent to a public street shall have a landscaped strip of at least ten feet (10’) placed between the sidewalk and the parking area. This strip shall contain drought-resistant vegetation, and at least one (1) native or drought-friendly tree is placed every fifty feet (50’).
   2. Pedestrian Access. Any parking lot with an area greater than twenty-thousand square feet (20,000 sq. ft.) shall provide dedicated ADA-compliant walkways, at least six feet (6’) wide, for pedestrians navigating from their vehicles to a building or park entrance. At a minimum, walkways are placed through the center of the parking area and in front of the building(s) to serve as pedestrian access to the area. Walkways are landscaped with trees at least every fifty feet (50’). Walkways are easily accessed from designated ADA parking stalls.
2. The following parking requirements shall apply to micro-parks in the PR Zone:
   1. Up to five (5) parking stalls for a micro-park may be provided without landscaping requirements. Any parking facilities created shall meet the requirements in 19.48.030.
      

All landscaping and screening standards found in Chapter 19.50 apply in the PR Zone. In addition, the following fencing standards apply:

1. Fencing. Fencing may be allowed in the PR Zone if desirable to establish sense of privacy, protect children and pets, provide a buffer from street traffic, or enhance property appearance. The following standards apply to fencing in the PR Zone:
2. Height. Fences may be six feet (6’) tall at the property line. Fences taller than six feet (6’) shall be set back from the property line an additional foot for each foot of fence over six feet (6’).
3. Materials. Fences in the PR Zone is designed to enhance the visual appearance of the area. Chain link fencing is prohibited except if necessary to provide a perimeter or safety for recreational fields, as determined by the Director or Designee.

All uses and developments in the PR Zone shall comply with the following lighting standards, in addition to any found in other Chapters of this Title:

1. Lighting is located and installed so as to minimize any adverse impact on the natural environment, including avoiding lighting in critical habitat areas or if it may pose traffic safety problems.
2. All lighting is fully shielded to eliminate glare, prevent light trespass onto neighboring properties, and protect views of the night sky.
3. Lights for outdoor recreation equipment and infrastructure may be permitted up to eighty feet (80’) in height, provided they are set back from any residential use at least fifty feet (50’). Such lights shall be directed in a manner that minimizes light trespass onto adjacent properties.

Figure 19.22.100 – Types of Lighting