A. Procedures: In accordance with Chapter 18.97 (Conditional Use Permits).
B. Uses conditionally permitted:
1. Agricultural processing facility, including wineries;
a. Type II procedure,
b. Minimum setback: Three hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: Six hundred feet;
2. Commercial feedlot;
a. Type III procedure,
b. Minimum setback: Five hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: One thousand feet;
3. Hog ranch:
a. Type III procedure,
b. Hogs be penned a minimum of five hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: One thousand feet;
4. Livestock auction yard:
a. Type I procedure,
b. All structures, holding pens and areas, and show areas are set back a minimum of three hundred feet from any property line,
c. Provisions area made to minimize the generation of dust, and
d. No outdoor audio amplification shall create a nuisance to adjacent properties;
5. Feed store:
a. Type II procedure,
b. Access to the store be from a paved public road with "collector" classification or higher;
6. Racetrack for the racing of animals:
a. Type II procedure,
b. Minimum setback: Two hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: One thousand feet;
7. Minor resort:
a. Type I procedure,
b. In accordance with Chapter 18.07 (General Regulations and Exceptions);
8. Reserved.
9. Fairgrounds or carnival:
a. Type II procedure,
b. Minimum setback: Two hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: One thousand feet;
10. Airport facilities: In accordance with Chapter 18.57;
11. Skeet, trap, rifle or pistol range:
a. Type II procedure,
b. Minimum front site setback: One hundred feet, which may be used for parking or recreational facilities,
c. Review procedures: Type II procedure, with recommendations to the hearing administrator by the target range committee (refer to Section 18.99.040, Review Committees),
d. Release from liabilities: The owners or operators of a target range shall, by written agreement, indemnify and hold Pima County harmless from any liability arising from the existence, use or operation of the range. The owners or operators shall provide to the board of supervisors evidence of a valid policy of liability insurance in an amount to be determined by the county. The policy shall name Pima County, its agents, officers and employees as insureds thereunder,
e. Notification area: One thousand feet;
12. Sand and gravel operation, including asphalt and cement plants:
a. Type III procedure,
b. Minimum setback: Three hundred feet from any property line,
c. Controls be used to minimize the generation of dust,
d. Notification area: One thousand feet;
13. Museum:
a. Type II procedures,
b. Minimum setback: One hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: Six hundred feet;
14. Zoo and other animal exhibits:
a. Type II procedures,
b. Minimum setback: One hundred feet from any property line,
c. Notification area: Six hundred feet;
15. Contractor's yard:
a. Type II procedure,
b. Minimum setback: One hundred feet from any property line,
c. Yard to be completely enclosed by screening a minimum of six feet in height,
d. Access be onto a paved public road with "collector" classification or higher,
e. The parking and driveway areas be maintained to minimize the generation of dust;
16. Real estate office:
a. Type I procedure,
b. Maximum floor area: Two thousand square feet;
17. Telephone or telegraph distribution installation or electrical receiving or distribution station (with or without a building):
a. Type II procedure,
b. In accordance with Section 18.07.040(B) (General Regulations and Exceptions);
18. Outside amplification for livestock or equestrian events: Type I procedure;
19. Artists or artisans workshop or studio:
a. Type I procedure,
b. Maximum floor area: Two thousand square feet;
20. Animal Rescue and Sanctuary Facility:
a. Type I procedure.
b. Subject to Section 18.09.020(N).
21. Other conditional uses: All uses which are similar in type, scale and intensity to other uses which are specifically listed as requiring either Type 1, Type 2 or Type 3 conditional use procedures and which are, in the opinion of the zoning inspector, not otherwise unlawful, injurious to the general health or welfare, or specifically excluded.
(Ord. 2009-59 § 2 (part), 2009; Ord. 2007-81 § 3, 2007; Ord. 1998-36 § 3, 1998; Ord. 1997-40 § 3, 1997; Ord. 1986-188 § 1 (part), 1986; Ord. 1986-150 (part), 1986; Ord. 1985-187 § 1 (part), 1985)