(A) The following are permitted in a Planned Unit Development:
(1) Any permitted or conditional use that is listed in the zoning district in which the PUD is located.
(2) Accessory structures and uses that are common or typical for the types of permitted uses.
(3) Land uses not necessarily included as permitted or conditional uses in the underlying zoning district, but that are compatible with those that are permitted or conditional and that interact In a positive manner with permitted uses, as determined by the Planning Commission. Uses or structures that are not permitted or conditional uses in the underlying zoning district must be subordinate In density and impact to the permitted and conditional uses.
(B) In addition to the uses permitted in division (A) above, the following may also be considered for inclusion within a Planned Unit Development, if designed as an integral part of development and primarily for the occupants and/or other users of the development.
(1) Golf course, putting greens, driving range.
(2) Private or public parks, lakes, or waterways.
(3) Playgrounds, athletic fields, and other outdoor recreation area.
(4) Recreation of multi-purpose building, clubhouse, activity center, social center, day care center, and similar uses.
(5) Equestrian facilities, including stables and trails, provided an adequate distance separation can be achieved from residential development and other potentially conflicting uses.
(6) Bicycle paths, pedestrian walkways, jogging trails, physical fitness courses.
(7) Private airstrip and related hangar facilities intended for the use of occupants and visitors.
(8) Other uses which the Planning Commission finds to be complementary to and compatible with the primary uses provided all other site development requirements of all regulating agencies can be met.
(Ord. 225, passed 10-20-1994, § 25.10)