(A) Purpose.
(1) This District is composed of those areas of the village whose principal use is and ought to be farming.
(2) The regulations of this District are designed to conserve, stabilize, enhance, and develop farming and related resource-utilization activities, to minimize conflicting uses of parcels, lots, buildings, and structures detrimental to or incompatible with these activities, and to prohibit uses of parcels, lots, buildings, and structures which require streets, drainage, and other public activities and services of a different type and quantity than those normally requited by these activities.
(B) Permitted uses.
(1) A single-family dwelling;
(2) Farming operation, which includes the land, plants, buildings, structure, including ponds used for agricultural or aquacultural activities, machinery, equipment, and other appurtenances used in the commercial production of farm products, and in accordance with the Michigan Right to Farm Act, Public Act 93 of 1981, being M.C.L.A. §§ 286.471 - 286.474;
(3) A roadside stand, providing it is incidental to a permitted use and provided the nursery stock or other agricultural products sold at the stand are raised on the premises where the stand is located;
(4) Public and private recreation and conservation areas, such as forest preserve; game refuge; recreation parks and reservation; and similar public and private uses of low intensity use; and
(5) Any accessory use, building, or structure.
(C) Conditional uses.
(1) Public and private golf courses, golf driving ranges, clubs, garden, nurseries, and greenhouses;
(2) Community and governmental buildings;
(3) Public and private nurseries, primary and secondary schools, business schools, colleges, and universities;
(4) Churches and other institutions for religious worship;
(5) Veterinarians, animal clinics, and kennels; and
(6) Essential services.
(Ord. 239, passed 3-5-2001, § 4.4.1) Penalty, see § 151.999