The purpose of the PFO (Public Facility Overlay) zone is to provide areas appropriate for specific public and semi-public uses and to ensure their compatibility with adjacent uses. It is intended that this zone be applied to individual parcels shown to be an appropriate location for a certain public or semi-public use. If the use existing at the time the PFO zone is applied is discontinued or if a proposed use is not established, it is the intent that the land be rezoned to conform to surrounding zoning or be devoted to permitted uses.

The Public Facility Overlay zone is applicable to those properties designated residential or commercial in the comprehensive plan.

Within any PFO zone the following uses are permitted:

In a PFO zone the following conditions shall apply:

No building or structure shall exceed 50 feet in height as measured using the Oregon Structural Specialty Code, other than approved towers, light standards, or antennas.

The parcel size shall be adequate to contain all structures within the required yard setbacks.

Setbacks are required around the perimeter of a property used for public use as follows:

Front setback: 10 feet.

Side and rear setback: None required if adjacent to any non-residentially zoned property. If adjacent to a residentially zoned property the setback shall be the same as required on the adjacent property.