Sec. 9-245

One additional horse may be kept or raised for each additional two acres.

Noise abatement barriers equal to the NRA Standard and Guidelines set forth in the NRA Range Manual shall be utilized and shall appear on the site plan.

Noise abatement barriers equal to the NRA Standards and Guidelines set forth in the range manual shall be utilized and shall appear on the site plan.

The facility and auxiliary structures shall be dismantled and the property restored to its original condition within 90 days if the facility ceases to be used for wireless telecommunications purposes for a period exceeding six consecutive months.

A fence at least six feet in height shall be erected completely around the area containing the facility, any shed, shelter, platform or equipment appurtenant to the facility.

The net effect of the facility shall not increase the height of the existing structure by more than 12.5 percent or exceed 199 feet, whichever is the lesser height.

The facility shall not interfere with the radio, television or communications reception of nearby property owners in residence at the time of construction. The owner shall successfully eliminate any such interference within 30 calendar days of learning that such interference exists.

The facility shall not overhang the outer dimension of the existing structure by more than 7.5 percent.

All newly installed utilities leading to the site shall be placed underground.

No permit shall be issued until all state and local health department approvals have been obtained.

No interment plot shall be located within 50 feet of any public right-of-way.

Any organization or entity other than an established church shall submit evidence which demonstrates that the cemetery will be maintained ad infinitum.

Unless associated with and on the same property as a church, synagogue or other place of worship, a cemetery must be at least 20 acres in size.

A plotting plan of the proposed burial sites and a traffic circulation and parking plan in the cemetery shall be submitted for approval.

Cemeteries shall not be located in residential zoning districts unless they share the site with a church, synagogue or other place of worship.

Rights-of-way throughout the cemetery shall be at least 20 feet in width.

Cemeteries shall only be located in those areas which have favorable soil and water characteristics as identified by an inspection of the soil by an engineer or soil scientist.

Prior to the issuance of the conditional use permit by the zoning administrator, the applicant shall have secured all necessary health approvals related to the provision of water and the disposal of sewage.

Each dwelling unit shall be independent with safe means of ingress and egress, provided also that no change in the exterior of the original dwelling shall be permitted to afford such ingress and egress except for a small porch not exceeding five feet in width.

The ground area of the original dwelling shall not be enlarged more than 25 percent of the original ground area, and the number of stories shall not be increased for the purpose of or in connection with the conversion of such structure into a second dwelling unit.

The original dwelling unit shall be required to have not less than 1,300 square feet of livable floor area exclusive of attic, cellars, garages, porches or sheds.

No dwelling unit shall be permitted above the second floor or in the cellar of any building.

There shall be no outside alterations or changes which will in any way modify or change the single-family character or appearance of the original structure.

One dwelling unit of a converted single-family dwelling must always be occupied by the owner of record.

Each separate dwelling unit shall be provided with a private bathroom and kitchen.

All rooms within a dwelling unit shall be accessible within the limits of the dwelling unit.

If alcohol is to be served, the operator must submit a copy of the alcoholic beverage control permit to the county 90 days in advance of the event.

Fire protection and medical facilities plan approval by the department of public safety and the sheriff's department.

State department of health approval is required for all food service, toilet facilities, sewage disposal facilities and water supply facilities.

For events at which more than 150 people will be in attendance, an outdoor gathering permit as required by chapter 6, article II of this Code, cultural events and programs, will be required.

Parking and traffic safety plan approved by sheriff's department and department of public safety.

A site plan prepared in accordance with article XXII of this chapter, site plans, shall be required.

Businesses which are agricultural or handicraft in nature and which are conducted for the sole benefit of the residents or other users of the group care facility may be established on the premises of the facility, if such businesses are part of an organized program of rehabilitation or therapy for the residents or other users.

Each individual structure shall house no more than ten persons.

An archeological and historic site survey.

Existing topography accurately shown with a maximum of five-foot contour intervals at a scale of not less than 100 feet to the inch.

An economic impact assessment.

A minimum of two data references for elevations to be used on plans and profiles and correlated, where practical, to U.S. Geological Survey data.

Environmental impact assessment including wetlands identification study and protection plan to include CBPA's.

Floodplain limits which shall be established by current soil survey, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers survey, and/or engineering methods.

Paved state-maintained roads will be provided for the site and all interior roads dedicated for purpose of vehicular access will be built to standards for state-maintained paved roads.

Connection to existing and proposed state department of transportation construction and to comprehensive plan proposed thoroughfares when necessary.

All information required for a site plan review permit under section 98-862.

Stormwater management plan.

Traffic impact study and approval by the state department of transportation.

Waste stream impact study.

All pastures, runs, or similar areas for the keeping or raising of horses shall be surrounded by fencing which does not block site triangle easements at intersections.

Manure or animal wastes shall not be stored, stockpiled, or permitted to accumulate in any manner that diminishes the rights of adjacent property owners to enjoy reasonable use of their property.

Manure or animal wastes shall not be stored, stockpiled, or permitted to accumulate within a designated Chesapeake Bay Resource Protection Area.

The minimum area of any parcel used for the keeping or raising of horses shall be three acres for the first horse.

Horses shall not be stabled, pastured, or otherwise kept within 1,000 feet of a drinking water reservoir unless it can be proven to the satisfaction of the health department and the zoning administrator that any runoff will be away from the reservoir and that public health will not be negatively impacted.

The keeping of horses shall not be excluded by the restrictive covenants and deed restrictions applicable to the property.

Any stable or structure used for the keeping of such animals shall be located not less than 75 feet from any property line nor less than 20 feet from the principal structure on the property.

Any stable or structure used for the keeping of such animals shall be located not less than 75 feet from any property line nor less than 20 feet from the principal structure on the property.

The conditional use permit shall be renewed annually.

All activities are conducted within a designated area which is properly marked.

If the use is abandoned for a period of 12 consecutive months, the conditional use permit shall lapse, and all spent bullets shall be retrieved from the range.

Conditional use permits will be subject to an annual review by the board of supervisors or its agent to ensure compliance with the provisions of this chapter.

Direct fire zones extending a minimum of 3,000 yards shall be maintained directly down range.

Hours of operation shall be Monday through Saturday from sunrise to sunset or as approved by the board of supervisors. Sunday hours shall be set on a case-by-case basis by the board of supervisors.

All instructors shall be certified by the National Rifle Association, and a copy of their certification shall be kept on file in the department of planning.

A NRA certified instructor shall be present on-site during all hours of operation.

No automatic weapons may be discharged on the range.

No combat-type ranges shall be permitted.

Existing religious facilities shall be taken in consideration during site plan review.

A written list of the current range rules shall be created and filed in the department of planning.

The current range rules shall be posted in a conspicuous place. The operator of the range will require that each new user sign and date a copy of the range rules, stating that the user agrees to abide by such rules.

A safety plan, meeting at the minimum the safety standards set forth in the NRA Range Manual, shall be created for the pistol range's operation, and it shall be filed in the department of planning.

All shooting stations will be designed so they are away from existing residential uses and firearms will be discharged only in a direction away from these existing uses.

A site plan per article XXII of this chapter, site plans, will be required. This site plan must meet, at a minimum, the requirements found in the National Rifle Association Range Manual for the type of pistol range proposed. A three-sided earth berm will surround the range.

Hand traps may be used, provided that throwing positions are designed to protect the trap operator.

Hours of operation shall be Monday through Saturday from sunrise to sunset or as approved by the board of supervisors. Sunday hours shall be set on a case-by-case basis by the board of supervisors.

Lead shot size is limited to a maximum of 7 1/2, and shotguns no larger than 12 gauge shall be allowed. When wetlands areas are involved steel shot shall be used.

A minimum of 100 acres shall be required for sporting clays.

A written list of range rules shall be created and filed in the department of planning.

The range rules shall be posted in a conspicuous place and these rules shall be reviewed by any user of the range.

A safety plan shall be created for the sporting clays' operation, and it shall be filed in the department of planning.

All shooting stations will be designed so they are away from existing residential uses and firearms will be discharged in a direction away from these existing uses with established safety standards.

A shotfall safety area of 300 yards in the direction of fire will be required at each station.

A site plan per article XXII of this chapter, site plans, will be required.

Clay targets must be thrown only from designated positions and only in directions or elevations required by design specifications.

Operator to submit alcoholic beverage control permit to the county 90 days in advance of event if alcohol is to be served.

Fire protection and medical facilities plan approval by the department of public safety and sheriff's department.

Health department approval of regulations governing food service, toilet facilities, sewage disposal facilities and water supply facilities.

Health department notification 90 days prior to the event.

Steeplechase tracks to be located on no less than 200 acres.

Sheriff's department and department of public safety shall be notified 90 days in advance of the event.

Parking plan approved by the planning department, the department of public safety and sheriff's department.

A site plan per article XXII of this chapter, site plans, will be required.

Traffic plan approved by sheriff's department and department of public safety.

The zoning administrator shall require the applicant to post a $500.00 bond, with surety, conditioned upon removal of the mobile home at the termination of the prescribed time period.

The mobile home may be stored on the same parcel with any other principal permitted use but must be located in the rear yard area.

Minimum lot size for storage of a mobile home shall be five acres.

The mobile home shall not be connected to any utilities nor shall water or electricity be furnished to the mobile home from any source.

The permit shall be temporary and shall be issued for a period not to exceed 90 days.

Conditional use permits will be subject to annual review by the board of supervisors or their agent to ensure compliance with the ordinance.

No firearms shall be discharged within 500 feet of any unrelated commercial building or residential dwelling.

The discharge of firearms shall be limited to: shotguns and muzzle loading shotguns. Any discharge of a rifle of caliber greater than 0.22 is prohibited for these events.

The hours of operation shall be restricted to the hours between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., except on Friday and Saturday when the operation until 11:00 p.m. is permissible.

The parcel on which the shoot is conducted shall have a minimum width of 300 feet and a minimum depth of 600 feet.

The parcel on which the shoot is conducted shall have a minimum width of 300 feet and a minimum depth of 600 feet.

No firearms shall be discharged within 200 feet of any public or private street or right-of-way.

Individual cages will be prepared for each species of animal.

The garden is to be fenced with a heavy duty, chainlink, perimeter fencing ten feet high.

The facility will be operated in accordance with federal, state and SPCA guidelines.

All health department requirements for animal facilities and public facilities must be met.

The garden may not be closer than 1,000 feet to any adjacent residence.

The garden may not be closer than one mile from any residentially zoned property.

Paved state-maintained roads will be provided for the site and all interior roads dedicated for purpose of vehicular access will be built to standards for state-maintained paved roads.

The garden may not be closer than two miles from any school or hospital.

Site plan must be approved by the planning commission and board of supervisors.

A minimum of two off-street parking spaces shall be provided.

No billboards or signs are permitted on the riding rings, bleachers; stables tack rooms, or veterinary/medical facilities.

No billboards, grandstands or lighting on the track.

All signs of a temporary nature shall be removed within 48 hours after the event.