(a) Outdoor Recreation Facilities. Outdoor recreation facilities, such as, but not limited to, playgrounds, ballfields, soccer fields, ski facilities, public swimming pools, and parks in general, shall comply with the following regulations:
(1) Principal and accessory buildings shall be set back at least five (5) feet from all property lines, unless otherwise specified herein.
(2) Outdoor recreation uses shall have direct access onto a thoroughfare.
(3) The location, layout, design, or operation of outdoor recreation facilities shall not impair the continued enjoyment, use, and future orderly development of adjacent and nearby properties. The Commission may specify the hours of operation to assure compatibility with adjacent uses.
(4) Outdoor recreation uses shall not generate excessive noise, odors, dust, or other impacts, such that the continued use and enjoyment of adjacent properties would be impaired.
(5) Accessory retail or commercial facilities, such as food and beverage facilities or equipment shops, shall be designed to serve only the patrons of the outdoor recreation facility, unless otherwise listed as a permitted use in the district in which the facility is located.
(6) A masonry wall or obscuring greenbelt, in accordance to Section 1173.11, shall be required wherever an outdoor recreation facility abuts directly upon land zoned or used for residential purposes.
(b) Indoor Recreation Facilities. Indoor recreation facilities, such as, but not limited to, bowling establishments, billiard halls, indoor archery ranges, indoor tennis courts, indoor skating rinks, arcades, and similar indoor recreation uses shall comply with the following regulations:
(1) Indoor recreation uses shall be set back a minimum of one hundred (100) feet from any property line which abuts a residential district.
(2) The location, design, and operation of an indoor recreation shall not adversely affect the continued use, enjoyment, and development of adjacent properties. In considering this requirement, particular attention shall be focused on the adverse impact resulting from loitering on the premises.
(3) Indoor recreation uses shall have direct access onto a major street, as defined in Chapter 1133.
(Ord. 1166. Passed 9-24-01.)