Title 13 PLANNING AND ZONING REGULATIONS
Chapter 13.10 ZONING REGULATIONS
13.10.353 Development standards in the Parks, Recreation and Open Space “PR” District.
(a) Site and Structural Dimensions. The following site width, frontage,
yard dimensions, and building height limit shall apply within the
“PR” District.
“PR” SITE AND STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS
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Minimum Site Area (net developable acres)
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Minimum Site Width (feet)
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Minimum Site Frontage (feet)
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Yards (Front Side and Rear) (feet)
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Maximum Height (feet)
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District
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PR
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20
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100
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60
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all yards 30
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28'
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Footnote: (1) For single-family dwellings and accessory structures, the
district development standards shall be the same as those contained in Section
13.10.323 pertaining to residential districts and shall further be based on the
size of the parcel for purposes of applying Section
13.10.323(b).
(b) Density Regulations for Visitor
Accommodations.
1. Allowed Densities Chart
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Type
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Urban
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Rural
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A, with kitchens
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3 VA units/developable acre
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5 habitable rooms/matrix unit
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A, without kitchen
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3 VA units/developable acre
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6 habitable rooms/matrix unit
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B, RV or tent camps
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3 sites/developable acre
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5 sites/matrix unit
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B, hostels
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24 beds/acre
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20 beds/matrix unit
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B, group quarters (organized camps)
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unlimited temporary occupancy: 12 beds/developable acre
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unlimited temporary occupancy: 10 beds/matrix unit
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limited temporary occupancy: 4,380 user days/developable acre
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limited temporary occupancy: 3,650 user days/matrix unit
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limited temporary occupancy/day use only: 10,950 user days/matrix
unit
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2. Density Calculations
(i) A Visitor Accommodations (VA) Unit shall
not exceed 4 rooms, one of which is a bathroom, one of which may be either a
kitchen or an additional bathroom, and not exceeding 600 square feet overall. A
studio with bath and kitchenette counts as 3/4 unit.
(ii) Habitable Room is
any room in a VA unit which can be used for sleeping accommodations, including
living rooms, but not including bathrooms and kitchens. A unit over 400 square
feet in total square footage, including bathrooms and kitchens, creates a
presumption of more than one habitable room.
(iii) Combining Types of VA
Facilities. Types of visitor accommodations may be combined; however, combined
densities may not exceed the maximum allowed for the total number of acres
(urban) or matrix units allowed (rural).
(iv) Reducing Density Based on
Impacts. All values given above are maximums and may be reduced based on
services and access constraints, compatibility with adjacent land uses and the
character of the area, or adverse environmental impacts.
(v) Calculating
Permanent Residential Units. Permanent residential units for site personnel
shall be in place of density credits for Visitor Accommodations use at the rate
of one kitchen and up to five permanent residents/developable acre (urban) or
matrix unit (rural).
(vi) Determining Matrix Units for Organized Camps. For
organized camps and conference centers, the Planning Commission may establish
residential densities based on a precise mathematical interpolation of the
matrix table values.
(vii) Calculating Density for Limited Temporary
Occupancy. Use the following formula:
(developable acres) x (allowed user days/matrix
unit)
(days of occupancy) x (occupants)
= number of bed spaces permitted
(viii) Calculating Day Use Temporary Occupancy. Use the following
formula:
(limited temporary occupancy) x 3 =
number of day
users permitted
3. Expansion of Organized Camps with Nonconforming Densities. For
expansion of existing camps with use permits and nonconforming density, the
densities of new facilities shall be calculated independent of existing
nonconforming densities and shall be based solely on the number of matrix units
the new land acquisition merits. Where the new land acquisition is contiguous
with the parcel containing the nonconforming use, the facilities resulting from
the matrix units for the land acquisition may, at the discretion of the Planning
Commission and the Board of Supervisors, be located anywhere on the
applicant’s holdings. These provisions shall not be construed to prevent
the Board of Supervisors from abating nonconforming uses or structures pursuant
to Sections 13.10.260 and 13.10.265 of the Zoning Ordinance where such
facilities are found to create a public health hazard or a public nuisance or to
be environmentally degrading.
(c) Minimum Site Area for Commercial
Recreation. The minimum area for the development of new commercial recreation
uses shall not be less than 20 acres. For the purposes of this section
commercial recreation shall include such uses as: organized and group camps,
conference centers, amusement parks such as Roaring Camp, golf courses,
commercial stables, commercial beaches, and visitor accommodations such as RV
parks.
(d) Other Regulations. General exceptions to site standards are found
in Section 13.10.510 et seq. Agricultural setback/buffer standards are found in
Section 16.50.095. Fence regulations are found in Section 13.10.525. General
requirements for organized camps and conference centers are found in Section
13.10.692. Parking regulations are found in Section 13.10.550 et seq. Sign
regulations are found in Section 13.10.582. Regulations regarding minimum parcel
sizes are found in Section 13.10.510(g). Regulations regarding the use of
non-developable land are found in Section 13.10.671 and regarding the use of
urban open space land in Section 13.10.672. (Ord. 1907, 7/10/73; 3344, 11/23/82;
3432, 8/23/83; 3968, 12/13/88; 4406, 2/27/96; 4416, 6/11/96; 4496-C, 8/4/98;
Ord. 4761 § 26, 5/18/04)
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