(a) Intent. The regulations of the resort residential district are intended to ensure that the principal use of the land is for low-to-medium density seasonal residential-recreational purposes.
(b) Permitted uses. The following uses shall be permitted as a principal use in the resort residential district:
(1) Single-family conventionally constructed dwellings, including semidetached dwellings or resort homes intended to be used as a seasonal or recreational occupancy.
(2) Accessory buildings or structures.
(c) Site plan required. The uses listed in this subsection are permitted in a resort residential district, and may be established only after the approval of a detailed site plan, consistent with the design standards of this article is presented to and approved by the planning director:
(1) Campgrounds intended to be used for recreational purposes only for tents, campers, travel trailers and recreational vehicles, provided such site is no less than two acres in area. Furthermore, each proposed facility shall be subject to approval of the county health department.
(2) Marinas.
(3) Boat service stations.
(4) Restaurants, accessory to a principal use.
(5) Retail establishments, such as novelty shops, camping and fishing supply stores, convenience shops, and similar supportive establishments that are directly related to rural recreation activities.
(6) Saddle, hunting, fishing, boating and other clubs directly related to rural recreational activities.
(d) Minimum land area. The following minimum land areas shall be required in the resort residential district:
(1) The minimum land area for a single-family lot with an individual well and septic tank shall be no less than 40,000 square feet.
(2) The minimum land area for a single-family lot connected to a public water supply system shall be no less than 30,000 square feet.
(e) Minimum lot width. The minimum lot width in a resort residential district shall be 100 feet.
(f) Minimum building setback requirements. The minimum building setback requirements in the resort residential district shall be as follows:
(1) From any arterial or collector street, 60 feet.
(2) From any local street not in the resort residential project, 50 feet.
(3) From any local street within the resort residential project, ten feet.
(4) From any interior lot line, 20 feet.
(5) From any access easement, 15 feet.
(g) Maximum building height requirements. The maximum building height in a resort residential district shall be 40 feet.
(Ord. of 7-10-2000, § 4.4.2; Ord. of 7-9-2001, Amend. of 7-12-2004, § B; Amend. of 9-6-2011)