The following performance standards apply to all treatment and recovery uses:
(A) The facility shall be located on a parcel of land that includes at least 70 contiguous acres.
(B) The facility shall include at least 25,000 square feet of total floor area in one or more buildings that may be attached or detached and may contain residential structures such as dwelling units, rooming units, and dormitory space. It may also include communal spaces such as communal kitchen and dining areas, classrooms, offices, chapels, recreation space and similar areas. The number of residential structures may not exceed the number of residences on the land as allowed by the underlying zoning district but may include the number that would be allowed by transferring entitlements from contiguous property as defined in § 155.048 of this chapter. For as long as the treatment and recovery use operates, there shall be no other residential buildings, nor subdivisions allowed on the land designated for the treatment and recovery use.
(C) Clients may reside 24 hours per day under the care and supervision of a chemical dependency treatment or recovery program. The program must be overseen by a staff member with a state-issued professional license in mental health or chemical dependency.
(D) The applicant shall submit a management plan for the facility and a floor plan showing sleeping areas, communal areas, emergency exits, bathrooms and staff living quarters.
(E) Parking requirements shall be included in the terms of the interim use permit but shall not be less than four spaces for each building. All parking areas must comply with the performance standards for parking unless otherwise stated by the Planning Commission. Each residential building shall be accessible to emergency service vehicles by path or private road, but internal improved streets are not required.
(Ord. 20-1, passed 12-29-2020; Ord. 23-1, passed 5-2-2023)