(A) Cemetery or mausoleum, commercial use (as primary use).
(1) All applicable requirements of the state general statutes and the county concerning interment of the dead shall be met.
(2) No interment shall take place within 100 feet of any property line(s) or public right(s)-of-way.
(3) Buildings for the maintenance, management, and/or sales of cemetery lots shall be located at least 100 feet from any lot line that adjoins a residential zoning district. Otherwise, the building(s) shall conform to the requirements of the principal use for the district in which it is located.
(4) Cemeteries existing prior to adoption of this chapter may be exempt from dimensional requirements set forth in § 153.093(A)(2), (B), and (D).
(B) Religious structures. A minimum of 50% of the required parking for religious structures shall be surfaced with asphalt and/or concrete. All required handicapped amenities shall be located in permanently surfaced parking areas. The remaining parking may be grass, maintained in a dust free manner, except in cases where a daycare facility is provided onsite. In cases of existing religious structures where daycare facilities are added at a later date, any parking required for the daycare facility shall be surfaced with asphalt and/or concrete.
(C) Daycare facilities.
(1) Daycare facilities: general regulations. Daycare facilities, including adult daycare, childcare facility, and in-home childcare, shall comply with all state and federal laws that pertain to the health, safety, and welfare of facility clients.
(2) Daycare facilities: specific regulations.
(a) Childcare facility. Outdoor activity area(s) shall be enclosed by a security fence and shall be located outside of the front building setback as established by this chapter.
1. The fence or wall shall be made of any suitable and durable material that is intended for a fence.
2. The fence or wall shall be designed so that a four-inch diameter sphere cannot pass through any opening.
3. All gates and doors opening through such fence or wall shall have self-closing and self-latching devices which keeps the gate or door closed at all times; however, the door of any dwelling which furnishes part of the enclosure need not be so equipped.
4. Parking areas shall not abut fenced play areas without provisions for ballasts or curbing.
(b) Commercial childcare facility. Outdoor activity area(s) shall be enclosed by a security fence at least five feet in height and shall be located outside of the front building setback as established by this chapter.
(c) In-home childcare facility.
1. In no case shall any in-home childcare facility have more than that maximum number of children allowable. Of that number, the following requirements must be met.
a. No more than five pre-school-age children shall be cared for.
b. No more than eight school-age children shall be cared for.
2. Childcare provider must live in the residence full time.
3. Required outdoor activity area(s):
a. Shall be enclosed by a security fence at least four feet in height;
b. Shall be located outside of the front building setback as established by this chapter; and
c. Shall be the product of 75 square feet times 50% of the approved enrollment.
(d) Underpinning and skirting. In cases where manufactured homes are used for in-home childcare facilities, the structure shall have underpinning consisting of a brick curtain wall or have galvanized metal sheeting, ABS, or PVC plastic color skirting with interlocking edges, installed around the perimeter of the home. Skirting shall be consistent in appearance, in good condition, continuous, permanent, and unpierced except for ventilation and access.
(D) Financial services - automated teller machine (ATM).
(1) Shall be located so as not to interfere or conflict with sidewalks, pedestrian ways, parking areas, loading areas, driveways, interior access drives, perimeter landscaping, or plantings, if applicable; and
(2) Side and rear setback requirement shall be five feet. All other setbacks shall comply with underlying zoning district.
(Ord. passed 10-17-2011; Res. passed 6-18-2012)