These uses are permitted by the Zoning Ordinance to help preserve the rural ambiance of the original village. Accordingly, such uses shall be designed to minimize the visibility of manufactured items and parked vehicles and to emphasize the display of natural products. These uses shall also be carefully designed to avoid the creation of nuisances. To meet these objectives, the site plan shall generally provide for the following:
(a) Outdoor Storage. Display of trees, plants, produce and other natural products along the frontage of the parcel to emphasize these items and to screen the interior of the parcel.
Display of manufactured and/or packaged materials (such as mulch) shall be located out of sight from the public right-of-way. Storage of bulk particulate goods such as mulch, topsoil, sand, etc. in the interior or at the rear of the parcel and within walled enclosures to minimize wind dispersal.
(b) Parking Location. Vehicle parking in the interior or at the rear of the parcel.
(c) Parking, Pavement. Concrete or asphalt pavement shall be provided on all surfaces on which customer vehicles are permitted to drive or park, to prevent tracking of mud and debris onto adjacent public streets. Chapter 1279.
(Ord. 0-15-4. Passed 2-19-15.)