(A) The course shall be designed so that golf balls will not be driven over or across any building, building lot, road, access drive, driveway or parking lot. In addition, the golf course design shall minimize the cart path crossing of streets.
(B) (1) A minimum separation distance shall be maintained between the golf course and adjoining properties.
(2) The following minimum distances shall be measured from the centerline of the golf course to the adjacent property line:
(a) Seventy-five feet minimum distance from the centerline of the tee box to the adjacent property line;
(b) One hundred-fifty feet minimum distance from the centerline of the landing area to the adjacent property line; and
(c) One hundred feet minimum distance from the centerline of the green to the adjacent property line.
(C) The area between the edge of the course and the property line shall be utilized for planting, as appropriate, to preserve and protect adjoining properties and views from and of the golf course. Planting areas shall be delineated on the preliminary land development plan. The planting scheme (size, type and location of landscaping) shall be shown on the landscape plan submitted with the final land development plan.
(D) All golf course buildings and structures shall be set 250 feet from any exterior lot line.
(E) Any points where the golf course crosses a road shall be signed warning motorists and pedestrians.
(F) No outdoor storage of golf carts or maintenance equipment shall be permitted.
(G) A golf course may include the following accessory uses:
(1) A clubhouse with a pro shop, offices, restaurant/snack bar, game room and child care room;
(2) Golf cart maintenance and equipment storage and service facilities; and
(3) Practice putting greens and driving range, without outdoor lighting.
(Ord. 1089, passed 5-19-2014) Penalty, see § 10.99