Agricultural implement sales and service facilities and similar uses may be permitted in certain districts specified in this chapter, subject to the following.
(A) The site shall have direct access to an existing paved public road with a planned right-of-way of 120 feet or more, or currently designated by the county as a county primary road.
(B) Any storage yard for equipment or machinery shall be separated from an adjoining residential district by a greenbelt in accordance with the requirements and standards of § 153.177.
(C) The Planning Commission may require additional screening, buffering or landscaping along any property line where the Planning Commission determines such additional improvements would be necessary to reduce the impact of the proposed outdoor sales lot on adjoining properties.
(D) Management plans shall be maintained for the collection, storage and recycling or proper disposal of all new, used or waste implement fluids resulting from repair or service operations.
(E) No vehicles or merchandise for sale shall be displayed within any required greenbelts, landform buffers, buffer strips or other landscape or open space area.
(Ord. passed 10-11-2000) Penalty, see § 153.999