PARCEL: | An unplatted piece of land which is uniquely described within a legal instrument of conveyance. |
PARENT TRACT: | A lot, lots of record, parcel or parcels proposed to be developed either as a standard lot subdivision and/or as a conservation subdivision and used for calculating the density allowance for said subdivisions. |
PARK: | A noncommercial facility designed to serve the recreational needs of the residents of the community. |
PARKING SPACE: | A. An off street parking area, located totally outside of any road right of way, for motor vehicles and having access to a public street or alley or private road or driveway. |
B. In determining the gross area required for an off street parking lot requiring a specified number of parking spaces, including driveways and aisles, two hundred fifty (250) square feet per parking space shall be used. | |
PERFORMANCE STANDARD: | Criteria outlined in this title for specific conditions for various uses or classifications of uses. |
PERSON: | An individual, firm, partnership, corporation, company, association, joint stock association or governmental entity. A “person” shall include a trustee, receiver, assignee or similar representative of any of the above. |
PLANNING COMMISSION: | The Bonner County Planning Commission, herein further referred to as the Planning Commission. Appointed by the Board of County Commissioners per BCRC 12-122. |
PLANNING DIRECTOR: | An official appointed by the board who has knowledge in the practice of planning and zoning or his or her designee or appointee. |
PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL: | See definition of Street. |
PRIVATE ROAD: | That road which is to be constructed, reconstructed or renovated within a private easement or private right of way, and which is not a driveway as defined herein. |
PRIVATE SCHOOL: | See definition of Schools, Public Or Private. |
PROHIBITED USES: | See definitions of Use and Use, Prohibited. |
PROPERTY LINE: | Shall mean any line bounding a lot or parcel. |
PUBLIC BUILDING: | A building or structure used as offices for conducting official business of government entities or political subdivisions. |
PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY: | Any land dedicated and open to the public and under the jurisdiction of a public highway agency, where the public highway agency has no obligation to construct or maintain said right of way for vehicular traffic. A public right of way includes land accepted by Bonner County on behalf of the public by deed or fee simple title; authorized easement in favor of Bonner County or the state of Idaho; eminent domain; recorded final plat; or prescriptive use by Bonner County. “Public right of way” shall not include federal lands, as provided in Idaho Code section 40-204A, that resulted from the creation of a facility for the transmission of water. |
PUBLIC SCHOOL: | See definition of Schools, Public Or Private. |
PUBLIC UTILITY FACILITY: | A public, private or community utility facility, including, but not limited to, station houses or station grounds; pumping stations; power substations; dam structures; solid waste transfer stations; fire stations; telephone transmission stations; telegraph stations; sewage disposal, treatment or storage stations and subsurface sewage disposal systems serving ten (10) or more residential dwelling units or designed with a capacity of two thousand five hundred (2,500) gallons or more per day; public community water systems designed for fifteen (15) or more connections or regularly serves at least twenty five (25) year round residents; public libraries; railroad transportation lines or spurs; railroad classification lines; or structures used in interstate transmission of electricity, natural gas or fuel. (Ord. 558, 12-14-2016; amd. Ord. 606, 7-14-2020; Ord. 661, 3-18-2022) |