104-10-3 Land Use Table

The following tables display the uses permitted, conditionally permitted, or not permitted in the Shoreline Zone S-1. The letter "P" indicates a permitted use in the zone. The letter "C" indicates a use that requires a conditional use permit, as governed by Title 108 Chapter 4, in the zone. The letter "N" indicates a use that is prohibited in the zone. A use listed is a main use, unless listed in the "accessory uses" table. a. Accessory uses. Unless otherwise specified in the Land Use Code, an accessory use is prohibited unless located on the same lot or parcel as the main use to which it is accessory. S-1 Special Provisions Accessory building, accessory and incidental to the use P of a main building. Accessory dwelling unit. P See Title 108, Chapter 19. Accessory use, accessory and incidental to the main use. P Family food production, accessory to a residential use. P Home occupation, accessory to a residential use. P See Section 104-10-4. See Title 108, Chapter 13. Household pets, accessory to a residential use. Main building, designed or used to accommodate the main use. b. Agricultural uses, non-animal. P P S-1 Special Provisions Agriculture. P Aquaculture. N c. Animal-related noncommercial uses. The following are animal-related uses that do not and shall not typically generate customer-oriented traffic to the lot or parcel. S-1 Special Provisions Animal grazing. Animal grazing, as defined in Section 101-2. P See Section 104-2-4 Apiary. P Aquaculture, animal related. N Aviary. P Corral, stable or building for keeping animals or fowl. P See Section 104-10-4. d. Commercial uses. The following are uses that typically generate customer-oriented traffic to the lot or parcel. S-1 Special Provisions Agritourism. Golf course, except miniature golf course. C See Title 108, Chapter 21. N e. Institutional uses. Cemetery. S-1 Special Provisions C Church, synagogue, or similar building used for regular C religious worship. f. Residential uses. S-1 Special Provisions Single-family dwelling. P g. Recreational noncommercial uses. The following are recreational uses that are typically owned or operated by a nonprofit or governmental entity. S-1 Special Provisions Private park, playground or recreation area. No C privately owned commercial amusement business. Public campground and picnic area. Public park, recreation grounds, and associated buildings. See Title 108, Chapter N 20. P h. Utility uses. Hydro-electric dam. Public utility substations. Radio or television station or tower. S-1 Special Provisions N Must be enclosed or shielded from view and blend with the natural C landscape of the surroundings as to not stand out from the area or buildings around it. Must be enclosed or shielded from view and blend with the natural C landscape of the surroundings as to not stand out from the area or buildings around it.