(A) Single family detached or attached residential dwelling units that are occupied by Senior Citizens. A maximum of one child age 18 years or older may also reside as a permanent resident with his/her parent or parents; provided, however, that there shall be no more than three permanent residents in any one residential dwelling unit.
(1) Permitted accessory uses:
(a) Garages;
(b) Recreational facilities for the sole use of the senior housing community and guests;
(c) Off-street parking;
(d) Maintenance/equipment buildings for common areas;
(e) Gate houses; and
(f) Invisible fences.
(2) Prohibited accessory uses:
(a) Individual sheds;
(b) Fences;
(c) Individual swimming pools; and
(d) Gazebos.
(B) Golf courses, chip and putt, miniature golf, driving range and related facilities, along with appurtenant accessory uses.
(C) Comprehensive retirement communities and comprehensive retirement community accessory uses.
(Ord. 946-99, passed 9-13-99)