The Agricultural Use Group includes
Classes that involve the commercial production of crops and
. The following
Classes comprise the Agricultural Use Group.
A. Animal Production
The keeping, grazing, feeding, or breeding of
by the property owner or occupant for commercial gain. Typical uses include horse ranches and dairy, poultry, and rabbit farms.
B. Community
An area of land operated not-for-profit to grow and harvest food crops primarily for the use of its members who typically cultivate individual
plots.
C. Crop Production
The growing and harvesting of agricultural products to provide food, fiber, or horticultural vegetation for ornamental purposes, or any combination of these uses. Typical uses include the growing of field crops, fruit and nut orchards, nurseries, and greenhouse operations.
D. General Farming
Any combination of
and Crop Production.
E. Stockyard Operation
The temporary confinement of livestock in conjunction with their transport, fattening, or auctioning on a wholesale or retail basis. Typical uses include feedlots and cattle pens.
F. Urban Farm
The growing and harvesting of agricultural products to provide food, fiber, or horticultural vegetation for ornamental purposes in a non-residential area. Typical uses include
farms and
crop production, nurseries, greenhouses, and commercial
.
(Am. Ord. 11328, 12/8/2015)