Santa Fe County - Land Uses

Accessory dwelling units

An accessory detached dwelling unit or attached dwelling unit such as an accessory apartment.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 1130

Purpose and Findings.
Accessory dwellings units are an important means by which persons can provide separate and affordable housing for elderly, single-parent, and multi-generational family situations. This Section permits the development of a small dwelling unit separate and accessory to a principal residence. Design standards are established to ensure that accessory dwelling units are located, designed and constructed in such a manner that, to the maximum extent feasible, the appearance of the property is consistent with the zoning district in which the structure is located.

Applicability.
This Section applies to any accessory dwelling unit located in a building whether or not attached to the principal dwelling. Accessory dwelling units shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to the use of the principal dwelling. Accessory dwelling units are permissible only: (a) where permitted by the Use Matrix; and (b) where constructed and maintained in compliance with this section.

Number Permitted.
Only one accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted per legal lot of record. Platted major subdivisions shall only be permitted to have an accessory dwelling unit if their approval and reports and SRAs allowed and accounted for this.

Size.
The heated area of the accessory dwelling unit shall not exceed the lesser of: (a) fifty percent (50%) of the heated floor area of the principal residence; or (b) 1,400 square feet.

Building and Site Design.
1. In order to maintain the architectural design, style, appearance, and character of the main building as a single-family residence, the accessory dwelling unit shall be of the same architectural style and of the same exterior materials as the principal dwelling.
2. An accessory dwelling shall not exceed one story in height and may not exceed the height of the principal dwelling unit.
3. An accessory dwelling shall be accessed through the same driveway as the principal residence. There shall be no separate curb cut or driveway for the accessory dwelling.

Utilities.
Water and electricity for the accessory dwelling unit shall be shared with the principal residence. Liquid waste disposal shall be in common with the principal residence; however, if the principal residence is on a septic system, then any modifications to the system to accommodate the accessory dwelling unit shall be approved by NMED.

Accessory structures

A subordinate structure or building, excluding fences and walls, customarily found in connection with the principal use, clearly incidental to the principal use, and located on the same lot as the main use or building. An accessory structure may not be utilized as a dwelling or designed such that it could be converted into a dwelling.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
Where a principal use or structure is permitted, the Use Matrix may permit certain accessory structures subject to this Section. Accessory structures shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to the principal use, customarily found in connection with the principal use, and located on the same tract or lot as the principal use.

Requirements.
Accessory structures shall not be constructed or established on a lot until construction of the principal structure is completed or the principal use is established; however, an accessory structure may be constructed before the principal structure when development approval has been granted for both the principal and accessory structures. An accessory structure may be approved on a lot adjacent to a lot containing a principal structure where the lots are in common ownership and there are terrain or locational constraints on the lot with the principal structure.

The accessory structure shall share a driveway and utilities with the principal use or structure unless prohibited by terrain constraints.

The accessory structure shall not contain a kitchen or cooking facilities, including kitchen appliances, unless approved as part of an approved home occupation or nonresidential use. If a kitchen is provided for such use, the accessory structure shall not also contain a half bathroom.

Agricultural and grazing and/or ranching accessory structures shall be permitted on property where the principal use is agriculture, grazing and/or ranching, provided that a development permit is obtained in accordance with the siting and design standards of this SLDC.

Residential accessory structures shall not be designed such that they can be used for dwelling purposes. Accessory dwelling units are governed by § 10.4: ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS.

Residential accessory structures shall not contain a full bathroom; a toilet and sink shall be permitted but no shower or bath shall be permitted.

An accessory structure may be approved on a lot adjacent to a lot containing a principal structure where both lots are in common ownership, where the lot with the principal structure has terrain or locational constraints.

An accessory use is permitted only where it is accessory to a use that is permitted or conditionally approved for that district. Accessory uses shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to the principal use and located on the same tract or lot as the principal use.

See § 8.5.1 Use Matrix. for more detailed information.

Active leisure sports and related activities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, I, IL, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 7100

Active open space/ athletic fields/golf courses

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6340

Airport maintenance and hangar facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, IL, PI, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5620

Amateur radio antennas

A facility designed solely and specifically for amateur (ham) radio, citizens band radio or other private, noncommercial communications systems.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Development Requirements:
Amateur radio antennas and radio facilities.

Amateur radio antennas and radio facilities may be allowed as an accessory use to other permitted uses subject to a permit issued by the Administrator pursuant to the procedures in this Code. Operators of such facilities shall comply with the following standards:

Amateur radio antennas and radio facilities shall be owned and operated by a person holding either a valid Technician License, General License or Amateur Extra License issued by the FCC, or an unexpired grandfathered Novice, Technician Plus or Advanced license that was previously issued by the FCC, which licensee shall also hold a valid Station License, all as issued by the FCC pursuant to 47 CFR Part 97.

A minimum setback of a distance equal to the height of the radio antenna or tower shall be required and no antenna or its supporting structure shall be located in the front setback.

Guyed structure’s anchors of any radio antenna shall be set back at least five feet from the property line.

All lattice towers shall be within the licensed operator’s property where it shall either be enclosed by a six-foot perimeter fence of solid construction or protected by a climb guard device at least six feet in height.

Maintenance or replacement of existing facilities that does not increase the height and otherwise complies with the restrictions herein shall be allowed without a permit.

Fixed amateur radio antennas and radio facilities shall not exceed 45 feet in height from ground level.

Crank-up amateur radio antennas may extend to a maximum height of 75 feet from ground level, provided the lowered height does not exceed 45 feet and the crank-up tower is retracted when not in use.

Heights greater than those described above may be approved by application for a Conditional Use Permit, provided that the structure is reasonably necessary for the principal use, the proposed height is the minimum necessary for proper functioning, and the proposed accessory structure will not adversely affect neighboring properties.

No amateur radio station antenna or tower shall be sited such that, in the event of its fall, it could fall outside of the boundaries of the property on which it is sited.

Antenna support structures shall be located on property so as to provide adequate setbacks from above-ground utility power lines.

Before placing an amateur radio station on land of environmental importance or that is significant in American history, architecture or culture, the amateur radio station applicant may be required to take certain actions prescribed by 37 CFR sections 1.1305 to 1.1319 of FCC regulations.

Amphitheaters

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, MU, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 3130

Amusement or theme park

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, PI Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5310

Amusement, sports, or recreation establishments

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, PI Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5300

Animal hospitals

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6730

Animal production that includes slaughter

Animal waste lagoons

Apiary and other related structures

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8700

Aquarium

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee plus 1 parking space per 300 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4430

Arcade

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5320

Assembly and construction-type plants

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 3000
Structure Code: 2621

Assisted living facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1230

Auctions

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any district for a duration of 3 days.
1 time maximum per year/per lot or parcel.
No permit is required.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more detailed information.

Automobile repair and service

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2280

Automotive paint and body business

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
This Section shall apply to all automotive paint and body businesses.

Standards.

Automotive paint and body businesses shall meet design standards within this SLDC in addition to the following standards:

All automotive paint and body work shall be conducted within an insulated building with appropriate air filters to minimize both noise and odors;

Stored vehicles shall be located behind a six-foot-high solid wall or fence;

Structures related to a paint and body business shall be set back a minimum of 75 feet from residential property boundaries.

Automotive parts, accessories, or tires

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2115

Automotive wrecking and graveyards, salvage yards, and junkyards

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed with review of Development of Countywide Impact: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Barracks

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 1310

Bars, taverns and nightclubs

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, I, IL, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 3 seats, 2 parking spaces minimum. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Bed and breakfast inn

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CN, PD, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1310

Beer, wine, and liquor stores (off-premises consumption of alcohol)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, MU, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CN, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2155

Bicycle, motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle dealers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, MU, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2113

Boat or marine craft dealers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2114

Borrow

The excavation of dirt at a project site that is removed to be used as fill on-site or at a different site or location

Bowling, billiards, pool, etc.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: PI, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5380

Bus stop shelter

Bus terminal

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3830

Bus transportation storage and maintenance facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: PI, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4156

Bus, truck, mobile home, or large vehicle dealers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2112

Camps, camping, and related establishments

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5400

Cannabis zoning and other regulations, recreational and medical

CANNABIS

(1) means all parts of the plant genus Cannabis containing a delta-9- tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of more than three-tenths percent on a dry weight basis, whether growing or not; the seeds of the plant; the resin extracted from any part of the plant; and every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture or preparation of the plant, its seeds or its resin; and

(2) does not include:

(a) the mature stalks of the plant; fiber produced from the stalks; oil or cake made from the seeds of the plant; any other compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture or preparation of the mature stalks, fiber, oil or cake; or the sterilized seed of the plant that is incapable of germination; or

(b) the weight of any other ingredient combined with cannabis products to prepare topical or oral administrations, food, drink or another product.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Legislative Background. See § 10.22.1.
Board's Findings. See § 10.22.2.

For purposes of any Use Table in the SLDC and the Use Matrix in Appendix B and subject to the density and setback requirements in § 10.22.4 and § 10.22.5:

Cannabis testing laboratories and cannabis research laboratories shall be treated the same as the following uses: Research and Development Services (scientific, medical, and technology).

Cannabis manufacturers shall be treated the same as the following uses: Food, Textiles, and Related Products.

A cannabis producer or cannabis producer microbusiness that cultivates cannabis plants indoors shall be treated the same as the following use: Commercial Greenhouse.

A cannabis producer or cannabis producer microbusiness that cultivates cannabis plants outdoors shall be:

1. A permitted use in all Agriculture/Ranching and Rural zoning districts; and
2. A conditional use in all Rural Fringe, Rural Residential, Residential Fringe, and Traditional Community zoning districts.

A cannabis retailer shall be treated the same as the following use: Store or Shop.

Cannabis consumption areas are subject to the following:

1 .A cannabis consumption area in which consumption is limited to consumption by qualified patients or reciprocal participants may be located inside any cannabis retailer; provided, however, that smoking of cannabis products in such consumption areas is only allowed if the cannabis consumption area occupies a standalone building from which smoke does not infiltrate other indoor workplaces or other indoor public places where smoking is otherwise prohibited pursuant to the Dee Johnson Clean Indoor Air Act, NMSA 1978, Chapter 24, Article 16.

2. Cannabis consumption areas that allow consumption by consumers shall be treated the same as the following uses: Bars, taverns and nightclubs. Cannabis consumption areas that are open to consumers are also subject to the following:

a. the smoking of cannabis products is not allowed outdoors;
b. The smoking of cannabis products is only allowed within a licensed cannabis consumption area that occupies a standalone building from which smoke does not infiltrate other indoor workplaces or other indoor public places where smoking is otherwise prohibited pursuant to the Dee Johnson Clean Indoor Air Act, NMSA 1978, Chapter 24, Article 16; and
c. Access to cannabis consumption areas open to consumers is restricted to persons twenty-one years of age and older.

Cannabis couriers fall within the following use: Courier and messenger service facilities.

Vertically integrated cannabis establishments and integrated cannabis microbusinesses may only be located in a Zoning District in which each of the authorized activities proposed for the licensed premises is an allowed use, whether as a permitted use or pursuant to an approved Conditional Use Permit. For example:

1. A vertically integrated cannabis establishment that is a cannabis manufacturer, cannabis producer that cultivates cannabis plants outdoors, and a cannabis retailer could not be located at a single licensed premises within an Industrial Light Zoning District, since the outdoor cultivation of cannabis plants is not allowed in the Industrial Light Zoning District.

2. An integrated cannabis microbusiness that is a cannabis manufacturer and a cannabis producer that cultivates cannabis plants outdoors would require conditional use permits for those uses to be located at a single licensed premises within the Rural Fringe Zoning District.

No cannabis establishment, cannabis consumption area, or cannabis courier may be located within 300 feet of a school or daycare center in existence at the time a license was sought for the cannabis establishment, cannabis consumption area, or cannabis courier. For purpose of this section, all measurements for the purpose of determining the location of a cannabis establishment, cannabis consumption area, or cannabis courier in relation to schools or daycare centers shall be the shortest direct line measurement between the actual limits of the real property of the school or daycare center and the actual limits of the real property of the proposed cannabis establishment, cannabis consumption area, or cannabis courier.

Cannabis retailers and cannabis consumption areas may not be located within 200 feet of another cannabis retailer or cannabis consumption area. For purpose of this section, all measurements taken in order to determine the location of a cannabis retailer or cannabis consumption area in relation to another cannabis retailer or cannabis consumption area shall be the shortest direct line measurement between the actual limits of the licensed premises of the existing cannabis retailer or cannabis consumption area and the actual limits of the proposed licensed premises of the proposed cannabis retailer or cannabis consumption area.

Unless further restricted in a Conditional Use Permit, cannabis retailers and cannabis consumption areas may only operate during the following hours:

Cannabis products may only be served and consumed in cannabis consumption areas between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. the following day.

Cannabis retailers may only sell cannabis products for off-site consumption between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and midnight.

Cannabis producers that cultivate cannabis plants indoors and cannabis manufacturers must use industry standard techniques to minimize odorous matter, toxic or noxious matter, such as activated carbon filtration and regular maintenance of HVAC systems.

Cannabis cultivation and production for personal use in quantities and as permitted by the Cannabis Regulation Act and Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act is allowed anywhere in the County.

Applicability of Other Laws.

All cannabis uses are subject to all other applicable sections of the SLDC and other County ordinances.

Any person engaged in commercial cannabis activities and activities under the medical cannabis program other than personal production and use must obtain a County business license.

Nothing in this Section shall preclude different cannabis regulations from being adopted for Community District Overlays in ordinances adopted after the effective date of Ordinance No. 2021-03.

Car care center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2593

Car dealers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, MU, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2111

Car rental and leasing

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2331

Carwashes

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
NAICS 811192

Cemetery, monument, tombstone, or mausoleum

A site containing at least one grave or tomb, marked or previously marked, dedicated to and used or intended to be used for the permanent interment of the human dead, including perpetual care and non-perpetual-care cemeteries.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4700

Child and youth services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6561

Child care institution

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
2.0 parking spaces plus 1 parking space per employee, in addition to adequate stacking and pick-up areas. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6562

Christmas tree sales

Clubs or lodges

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, CN, I, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: IL

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

College or university facilities (privately owned)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4220

Commercial airports

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, PI, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5600

Commercial automobile parking garages

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Commercial automobile parking lots

An off-street area for the temporary storage of motor vehicles.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5200

Commercial greenhouses

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. of retail space. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8500

Community center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee plus 1 parking space per 300 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2200

Community food services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6563

Community home, NAICS 623210

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Community solar

COMMUNITY SOLAR FACILITY
A facility governed by the 2021 New Mexico Community Solar Act (as may be amended) that generates, and may store, electricity by means of a solar photovoltaic device; subscribers to the facility receive a bill credit for the electricity generated in proportion to the subscriber's share of the facility's kilowatt-hour output.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Development Requirements:
Purpose and Findings.
The purpose of regulating community solar is to facilitate the development of renewable resources to serve the County's constituents and to meet the goals of the Sustainable Growth Management Plan. The County aims to accommodate the needs of community solar development and to only require the minimum standards to attempt to minimize the adverse effects on neighboring properties.

Applicability.
Community solar projects are considered a permitted use in all zoning districts.

Standards.
1. Buffering and screening is not required for ground mounted facilities. If fencing is proposed for security purposes, agricultural fencing with six (6) inch knots for wildlife is recommended.
2. External access roads for ground mounted facilities may reduce the road easement width for off-site and on-site driveways to no less than twenty (20) feet if adequate drainage control is provided and may allow the surface to be hardpacked dirt with compaction of 95% of the maximum density. If the access road adjoins a paved road, an asphalt or concrete apron of ten (10) feet in width will be required to protect the pavement.
3. On-site driveways for ground-mounted facilities may reduce standards as identified in Section 7.11.12.2 (additional standards for residential driveways), as access will be minimal for this type of development.
4. Disturbed area shall be reseeded with drought tolerant native plant species for pollinator friendly habitat. Weeds and plant materials shall be properly managed to reduce fire risks.
5. Utility lines shall comply with § 7.12: UTILITIES of the SLDC. The connection between the community solar facility and the electric utility infrastructure shall be considered a local distribution facility.
6. A five (5) foot setback is required on all sides of a community solar facility that is twenty (20) feet in height or less. A community solar facility that is over twenty (20) feet in height shall meet the setback requirements of the zoning district in which the facility is located.
7. Community solar facilities located on a non-residential or multifamily rooftop shall be allowed to be eight (8) feet higher than the building on the rooftop of which the community solar facilities are located but in no event more than eight feet (8') above the height limit otherwise imposed on structures in that zoning district. Rooftop community solar facilities shall be set back five (5) feet from the sides of the building.
8. State approval shall be submitted prior to development permit issuance.
9. Community solar facilities shall be set back three hundred (300) feet from rivers, streams, wetlands and all riparian areas.

Composting facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6330

Concentrated animal feeding operation

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed with review of Development of Countywide Impact: A/R, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8310

Construction-related businesses

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 7000

Convenience stores or centers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2591

Correctional or rehabilitation facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4600

Courier and messenger service facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4190

Covered or partially covered atriums and public enclosure

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3700

Cremation facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4800

Crop production greenhouse

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. of retail space. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8500

Crop production outdoor

Dairy farms

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, RUR

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8210

Dam

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6220

Day care center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
2.0 parking spaces plus 1 parking space per employee, in addition to adequate stacking and pick-up areas. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6562

Demolition, building and structure business

An act or process that destroys or razes in whole or in part, or permanently impairs the structural integrity, or allows deterioration by neglect of a building or structure or land, wherever located, or a building, object, site, or structure, including interior spaces, of cultural, archeological or historic artifacts, or external sites.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, IL, PI, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Department stores

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2240

Display or sale of agricultural products raised on the same premises

Dormitories

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN Districts where use is allowed by right: PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 1320

Drive-in theaters

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, MU, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 3140

Dumpsters

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Construction dumpsters are subject to the following:

No construction dumpster may impede pedestrian or vehicular access to and from adjoining properties or otherwise create an unsafe condition for pedestrian and vehicular traffic;

Every construction dumpster shall clearly identify the owner of such dumpster and telephone number and shall be clearly labeled for the purpose of containment of construction materials only; and

Every construction dumpster shall be routinely emptied so it does not create an unsightly or dangerous condition on the property resulting from the deposit, existence, and accumulation of construction materials and stagnant water.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more detailed information.

Electric power substations

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, CN, IL, MU, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Emergency and relief services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6564

Emergency operation center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4530

Environmental monitoring stations (air, soil, etc.)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6600

Exhibition, convention or conference structure

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3400

Exhibitions and art galleries

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, IL Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4410

Film production

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any district with an as needed duration.
A permit is required for this use.

See County Ordinance 2010-6.
See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Fire and rescue station

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4510

Fireworks stand

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted for a duration of 30 days.
1 time per year/per lot or parcel.
A permit is required for this use.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Fitness, recreational sports, gym, or athletic club

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5370

Food, textiles, and related products

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Forestry and logging operations

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 9300

Fountain, sculpture, or other similar decorative structures

Funeral homes

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4800

Game preserves and retreats

RETREAT
A facility or property used for professional, educational or religious conclaves, meetings, conferences, or seminars and which may provide meals, housing, and recreation for participants during the period of the retreat or program only. A retreat may not be utilized by the general public for meals or overnight accommodations.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, I, IL, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 9400

Gas or electric power generation facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, IL, PI, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6400

Gasoline service

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2116

Gasoline station

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CN, MU, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2270

Geothermal production facilities

Glideport, stolport, ultralight airplane, or balloon port facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5650

Grade school (privately owned)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 1.5 teachers and employees. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4210

Grain silos and other storage structure for grains and agricultural products

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: PI Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8100

Grazing and ranching of livestock

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8230

Agricultural and grazing and/or ranching accessory structures shall be permitted on property where the principal use is agriculture, grazing and/or ranching, provided that a development permit is obtained in accordance with the siting and design standards of this SLDC.

Group homes

A private residence designed to serve children or adults with disabilities in a traditional family structure and atmosphere. Typically there are no more than six residents in a group home.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Purpose and Findings.
This Section is designed to protect the rights of handicapped and disabled persons subject to the federal Fair Housing Act (FHA), 42 U.S.C. Section 3601 et seq. and the Developmental Disabilities Act (Sections 28-16A-1 to 28-16A-18 NMSA 1978), and to accommodate housing for persons protected by the FHA by establishing uniform and reasonable standards for the siting of group homes and criteria that protect the character of existing neighborhoods.

Applicability.
This Section applies to all group homes. For purposes of this Section, a “group home” means a residential facility in which any handicapped or disabled persons unrelated by blood, marriage, adoption, or guardianship reside with one or more resident counselors or other staff persons.

Location.
Group homes are permitted as of right in all residential zoning districts, all commercial zoning districts, and other zones as specified in the SLDC. Pursuant to the requirements of the federal FHA and applicable case law, the SLDC does not require a conditional use permit or any other form of discretionary development approval for a group home. A variance is required only to the extent that the group home seeks a variance from the standards that apply to other uses in the base zoning district.

Standards.
The standards applicable to group homes are the same as for single-family dwelling units located within the base district. Evidence of any license, certification, or registration required for the group home by State or federal standards, or a copy of all materials submitted for an application for any such license, shall be provided.

Hard rock mining

Hazardous waste storage facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6340

Hazardous waste treatment and disposal facilities

Heavy construction

Heliport facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5640

Helistops

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

High-rise mini-warehouse

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2720

High-voltage electric power transmission lines

Highway rest stops and welcome centers

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6930

Home occupations

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU Districts where use is allowed by right: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Requirements for all home occupations.

Location.
A home business may be located in any residential district, subject to the provisions of this Section.
Owner-occupied.
The operator of the home business shall reside in a dwelling unit on the property.
Hours of Operation.
All employee ingress/egress activity and deliveries shall occur between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Signage.
Signage is governed by Table 10-1 and § 7.910 Residential Signs.
Exterior Storage.
Limited storage of business-related property is allowed outside of the residence, but the storage area shall count as part of the square footage allocation shown in Table 10-1 and shall be shielded from the view of nearby properties. Where additional storage is allowed in accessory buildings, no display of goods or merchandise shall be visible from outside the enclosed building space, and a partition wall at least six feet in height shall separate business storage from other residential storage space.
Noise, Vibration, Glare, Fumes and Odors.
The home business shall not create noise, vibration, glare, fumes or odors detectable to reasonable sensory perception outside the boundaries of the property.

Types of Home Occupations.
The three categories of home occupations are described below and the requirements for each are set forth in Table 10-1.

No Impact Home Occupation.
A “no impact” home occupation includes business activity by the resident and up to one non-resident employee. All business activity shall occur within the home and any permitted accessory buildings. A “no impact” home occupation is one in which there is no exterior evidence that business is occurring on property.

Low Impact Home Occupation.
A low impact home occupation includes business activity by the resident and up to three non-resident employees. A “low impact” home occupation is one in which the business is allowed a limited number of visitors/appointments and a small identification sign. The only exterior evidence of the home business is in the form of slightly increased visitation and/or traffic.

Medium Impact Home Occupation.
A medium impact home occupation includes business activity by the resident and up to five non-resident employees. Because of the larger impacts from increased employees and visitors, a medium impact home occupation requires a Conditional Use Permit to determine whether the business is appropriate for the area and whether additional conditions are required to ensure the residential character of the area is maintained.

Home Occupation Requirements. See Table 10-1.

Parking and Access Requirements for Low and Medium Impact Home Occupations.

Parking.
Parking associated with the home occupation shall be regulated as follows:
1. Vehicles associated with the business shall not be stored, parked or repaired on public rights-of-way. On-site parking for all associated vehicles shall be provided.
2. The parking, storage, repair or use of any commercial scale vehicle or equipment shall not be allowed.
3. Parking spaces needed for employees or customers/clients shall be provided in defined areas of the subject property. Such areas shall be accessible, usable, designed and surfaced appropriately.
4. Vehicles to be repaired shall be located within an enclosed building or in an area not visible from public view.

Traffic.
The maximum number of vehicles that are associated with the business and located on the subject property shall not exceed six at any time, including, but not limited to, employee vehicles, customer/client vehicles, and vehicles to be repaired. No more than two pieces of heavy equipment may be located on the property at any time for a low impact home occupation. A Conditional Use Permit is required for any more than two pieces of heavy equipment for a Medium Impact Home Occupation.

Noticing Requirements for Home Occupations.
Low and Medium Impact Home Occupations shall comply with the noticing requirements of § 4.4.6. Noticing is not required for No Impact Home Occupations.

Hospitals

An institution providing health services, and medical or surgical care of the sick or injured, including as an integral part of the institution such related facilities as laboratories, outpatient departments, training facilities, central service facilities, and staff offices.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, IL, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
1.5 parking spaces per bed. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4110

Hotels, motels, and tourist courts

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per bedroom or rental unit. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1330

Household hazardous waste collection facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, MU, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Indoor games facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3200

Industrial outdoor storage

Keeping, in an unroofed area, of any goods, junk, material, or merchandise in the same place for more than 24 hours.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Purpose and Findings.
This Section establishes regulations for permanent storage areas in the “I” (Industrial) zoning district.

Applicability.
This Section applies to industrial outdoor storage (with the exception of salvage operations and yards as defined and regulated by the SLDC), including contractors’ yards, building supply sales, coal sales and storage and scrap metal storage.

Standards.
Storage yards shall be:

Enclosed by a non-climbable fence or wall at least six feet in height; and
Screened from view along any property line abutting a residential zoning district.

Industrial parks

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2614

Irrigation facilities, including impoundments for on-site irrigation or acequia system irrigation

Itinerant vendors

Any person, firm, or corporation, whether as owner, agent, consignee, or employee, who engages in a temporary or transient business in the County, either in one locality or by traveling from place to place, selling goods, wares, food, and merchandise and who may conduct business from a vehicle or other conveyance.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Development Requirements:
Applicability; Exceptions.

This Section shall apply to the activities of itinerant vendors operating within the County.

The provisions of this Section shall not apply to persons, business entities or their agents selling only fruits, vegetables, berries, eggs, or any farm produce in accordance with the locations and durations identified in Table 10-2.

License/Permit.
An itinerant vendor shall operate at all times under an approved business license issued by the County. An itinerant vendor operating in a Traditional Community, shall obtain a conditional use permit and a business license.

Standards.
Itinerant vendors shall conform to the following standards:

An itinerant vendor may only operate in nonresidential, mixed-use and traditional community zones as defined in CHAPTER 8: ZONING.

An itinerant vendor shall not obstruct, or cause or permit the obstruction of, the passage of any sidewalk, road, avenue, alley or any other public place, by reason of people congregating at or near the place where goods, wares, food, or merchandise of the vendor is being sold or offered for sale.

An itinerant vendor shall locate outside of any public right-of-way and shall not locate a vehicle, other conveyance, temporary stand, or merchandise within twenty feet (20') of any public road or within twenty feet (20') of the intersection of any public road and private driveway. Access to the itinerant vendor’s vehicle, conveyance or stand from a public right-of-way shall be clear and unobstructed and shall not impede the ordinary flow of traffic on said right-of-way.

Permits for signs or signage shall be in accordance with § 7.912 Prohibited Signs.

No vehicle, other conveyance or temporary stand of an itinerant vendor shall be located closer than twenty feet (20') from any building or structure on the licensed property or adjoining property.

No vehicle, other conveyance or temporary stand of an itinerant vendor shall locate closer than fifty feet (50') from flammable combustible liquid or gas storage and dispensing structures.

All itinerant vendors shall place at least one (1) thirty (30) gallon garbage receptacle upon the site.

Itinerant vendor sites shall be cleaned of all debris, trash, and litter at the conclusion of daily business activities. Additionally, all vehicles, trailers, displays, pushcarts or other conveyances containing the wares of itinerant vendors shall be removed from the vendor site at the conclusion of each daily business activity.

An itinerant vendor shall not sell or vend from his or her vehicle or conveyance:
1. Within three hundred feet (300') of any public or private school grounds during the hours of regular school session, classes, or school related events of said public or private school, except when authorized by said school.
2. Within three hundred feet (300') of the entrance to any business establishment while open for business that offers for sale as a main featured item or items similar to those of the itinerant vendor, unless authorized by said business owner.
3. Within three hundred feet (300') of any public park where any county authorized concession stand is located during times other than during the course of a public celebration or unless approved by the Administrator.

An itinerant vendor that operates continuously at the same location, may only operate at that location for a total of 60 days in any calendar year and shall relocate to a new location or cease to operate.

Health Regulations.
All itinerant food vendors shall comply with all laws, rules, and regulations regarding food handling, and all vehicles used for the sale of food shall comply with all the laws, rules, and regulations respecting such vehicles as established by the New Mexico Environment Department and the County.

Junkyards

A place where scrap materials, including automobile bodies and parts, construction debris or metal, are stored or stockpiled for reuse, parts salvage or destruction, and generally, but not always, associated with a junk or scrap business.

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Development Requirements:
Purpose; Intent.
The purpose of this Section is to establish operational, location, and general standards for junkyards and associated activities, in addition to those requirements in § 11.1: PURPOSE through § 11.7: DCI CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, to mitigate negative impacts on the surrounding properties.

Applicability.
This Section applies to any place of business or establishment which is maintained, operated or used for storing, keeping, buying or selling junk or scrap, or for the maintenance or operation of a motor vehicle graveyard located within the County.

Operational Standards and Requirements.

Hours of Operation.
A junkyard shall not be open to the public earlier than 8 a.m. nor remain open later than 5 p.m.
Setbacks.

1. refuse and salvage material shall not be placed or stored either temporarily or permanently closer than three hundred (300) feet from the property boundaries and five hundred (500) feet from all public road rights-of-way, public recreational easements, and water bodies.
2. the property boundaries shall not be located closer than one-quarter (1/4) mile from any existing dwelling or land subdivided for residential development.

Kennels and commercial dog breeding facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CN, MU, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8700

Laboratory or specialized industrial facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2615

Large area distribution or transit warehouse

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2760

Leasing trucks, trailers, recreational vehicles, etc.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CN, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 400 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2332

Levee

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6230

Library

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4300

Life care or continuing care facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1240

Light industrial structures and facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2610
Not enumerated in Codes:
Loft - 2611
Mill-type factory structures - 2612
Manufacturing plants - 2613
Industrial parks - 2614
Laboratory or specialized industrial facility - 2615

Light rail transit lines and stops

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4151

Livestock pens or hog houses

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, RUR

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8200

Livestock watering tank or impoundment

Local distribution facilities for water, natural gas, and electric power

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6100

Local rail transit storage and maintenance facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4153

Long-distance or bulk pipelines for petroleum products, natural gas, or mineral slurry

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4170

Lumberyard and materials

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, IL, MU, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2126

Machinery related

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 7200

Manufactured homes (floodplains)

A movable or portable housing structure for human occupancy that exceeds either a width of eight feet or a length of forty feet, constructed to be towed on its own chassis and designed to be installed with or without a permanent foundation.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Manufactured homes shall be installed using methods and practices which minimize flood damage. For purposes of this requirement, manufactured homes shall be elevated and anchored to resist flotation, collapse, or lateral movement. Methods of anchoring may include, but are not limited to, use of over-the-top or frame ties to ground anchors. This requirement is in addition to applicable State and local anchoring requirements for resisting wind forces.

1. Generally.
Each manufactured home that is placed or substantially improved within Zones A1-30, AH, and AE on the FIRM on sites

(i) outside of a manufactured home park (i.e., manufactured housing community development) or subdivision,
(ii) in a new manufactured home park or subdivision,
(iii) in an expansion to an existing manufactured home park or subdivision, or
(iv) in an existing manufactured home park or subdivision on which manufactured home has incurred substantial damage as a result of a flood, shall be elevated on a permanent foundation such that the lowest floor of the manufactured home is elevated one (1) foot above the base flood elevation and be securely anchored to an adequately anchored foundation system to resist flotation, collapse, and lateral movement.

2. Excepted Homes.
Each manufactured home placed or substantially improved on sites in an existing manufactured home park or subdivision within Zones A1-30, AH and AE on the FIRM that are not subject to the provisions of the above paragraph, shall be elevated so that either the lowest floor of the manufactured home is one (1) foot above the base flood elevation, or the manufactured home chassis is supported by reinforced piers or other foundation elements of at least equivalent strength that are no less than 36 inches in height above grade and be securely anchored to an adequately anchored foundation system to resist flotation, collapse, and lateral movement.

See § 7.18.11.4 Manufactured Homes.

Manufacturing plants

MANUFACTURING
The mechanical, biological, or chemical transformation of materials or substances into new products, including the assembling of component parts; the manufacture of products; and the blending of materials, such as lubricating oils, plastics, resins, or liquors. Manufacturing covers all mechanical, biological, or chemical transformations, whether the new product is finished or semi-finished as raw materials in some other process.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2613

Market shops, including open markets

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2260

Medical clinics

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4120

Mill-type factory structures

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2612

Mineral resource extraction and processing

The process of obtaining a mineral from the earth’s crust or from previously disposed or abandoned mining waste, including open-cut mining and surface operations, the disposal of refuse from underground and in situ mining, mineral transportation, concentrating, milling, evaporation, leaching and other processing, but excluding Sand and Gravel Mining as defined herein., the exploration and extraction of natural petroleum in a liquid or gaseous state by means of wells or pipes, the extraction of geothermal resources.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Purpose; Intent. See § 11.14.1 Purpose; Intent.
Applicability; Exploration Permits. Subject to § 11.14: REGULATIONS FOR MINERAL RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING applies to all Mineral Resource Exploration and Extraction and Processing in the County.

In the event of a conflict between any provision of § 11.14: REGULATIONS FOR MINERAL RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING and any other provision of the SLDC, the more stringent provision shall apply. For proposed Mineral Resource Extraction and Processing operations that will occur on federal lands, the permit area defined in the permit issued by the New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division shall apply in lieu of the area defined by the DCI Overlay Zoning District. Mineral exploration on federal lands shall require a CUP in accordance with § 11.3.1.2 Federal Land.

No Mineral Resource Exploration, Extraction, Processing shall be conducted prior to the establishment of a DCI Overlay Zoning District pursuant to § 11.5: GENERAL PROVISIONS, subject to § 11.3.1.2 Federal Land regarding federal lands. An Applicant may obtain an exploration permit by submitting an exploration and reclamation plan with its application for a DCI Overlay Zoning District. The Board may approve an exploration permit at the same time or after it approves a DCI Overlay Zoning District if the Applicant demonstrates compliance with § 11.8: GENERAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, § 11.14.3 Design Criteria and § 11.14.6 Performance Standards and Conditions to the extent the Administrator determines these Sections should apply given the type, extent, and duration of the exploration, the amount of surface disturbance, and the threats posed to public health, welfare, safety and the environment. The Administrator may recommend, and the Board may impose reasonable conditions on exploration permits.

No application for a permit to extract or process any uranium mineral or other radioactive mineral shall be considered until the County adopts a regulation for such activity that protects the public health, safety, and welfare, and the environment.

Design Criteria.
A DCI CUP for Mineral Extraction and Processing shall not be issued unless the Applicant demonstrates compliance with the following design criteria:

Reclamation in accordance with a proposed reclamation plan shall be economically and technically feasible and will not require perpetual care.

Mineral Resource Extraction and Processing shall not cause or contribute to the contamination or depletion of any water resources.

All facilities shall be designed to withstand, at a minimum, the peak flow of a one thousand (1,000) year twenty-four (24) hour storm event with a twenty-five percent (25%) safety factor based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data for the area within the DCI Overlay Zoning District.

The mining operation shall be designed with water conservation as a primary concern.

The design shall assure that environmental standards imposed under the SLDC and applicable law are not exceeded in air, water, or soil; and if such standards are exceeded in any medium, the Permit shall be in non-compliance notwithstanding the Permittee’s compliance with the control measures imposed in the DCI CUP; and

All designs, including any alterations to designs, shall be certified by a Professional Engineer.

Miniature golf establishments

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5340

Mini-warehouse, mini-storage units

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CN, MU, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2710

Mobile home parks

A parcel of land used for the continuous accommodation of twelve or more occupied mobile homes and operated for the pecuniary benefit of the owner of the parcel of land, his agents, lessees or assignees. “Mobile home park” does not include mobile home subdivisions or property zoned for manufactured home subdivisions.

Vehicle Parking:
2.0 parking spaces per dwelling unit.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
Regardless of whether a mobile home park is a subdivision, condominium, or site-lease facility, the provisions of this Section shall apply in addition to the other applicable provisions of the SLDC, including the density provisions of the zoning district in which the park is located.

Design Standards.
All mobile home parks shall comply with the following design standards. For mobile home parks that are subdivisions, the design standards of this Section shall supersede any conflicting standards of CHAPTER 5: SUBDIVISIONS, LAND DIVISIONS, OTHER PLAT REVIEWS.

Home sites/lots shall have a minimum lot size of thirty-five hundred (3,500) square feet. Note that the zoning requirements of the district in which the park is located (see CHAPTER 8: ZONING) may dictate a larger minimum lot size.

Mobile homes shall be located on each lot so as to provide:
1. Not less than twenty (20) feet of clearance between mobile homes;
2. Not less than ten (10) feet between a mobile home and any other structure within the park, including storage units, porches or portals;
3. Not less than ten (10) feet between a mobile home and any property line of the park which does not abut upon a public road or highway;
4. Not less than twenty-five (25) feet between a mobile home and any property line of the park abutting upon a public road or highway, unless the zoning standards of the district require a greater setback; and
5. For the purpose of this Section, the distance from a mobile home shall be calculated to include any porch, attached room or deck, or any similar addition or improvement.

Two (2) off-road parking spaces shall be provided for each mobile home space, which shall be gravel or paved in concrete or asphalt.

Walkways from all mobile home spaces to all common areas within the mobile home park shall be provided, and such walkways shall not be less than thirty-six (36) inches wide and constructed of a hard surface material (e.g., concrete, asphalt, brick or flagstone).

Lighting shall be provided for all roads and walkways.

Roads within the park shall comply with CHAPTER 7: SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STANDARDS.

The perimeter of the park shall be landscaped to blend with the surrounding land contours and vegetation.

A step pad shall be located adjacent to each mobile home stand and constructed of hard surface material (e.g., concrete, asphalt, brick or flagstone), with a minimum area of seventy-two (72) square feet and a minimum thickness of four (4) inches.

All service buildings and grounds of the mobile home park shall be maintained in a clean condition and kept free of any conditions that will menace the health or safety of any occupant and the public and shall not constitute a nuisance.

Movie ranch

Is primarily a facility for sets and scenery for the production of motion pictures, but with a secondary use which may include commercial photography, film and photography classes and workshops, public and private special events, music events and tours. Movie ranch support structures may include movie sets, sound stages, recording studios, distribution facilities, set construction facilities, studio backlots, temporary special effects facilities, dining facilities, mobile living and dressing quarters. Movie ranches are most appropriate for large parcels where the activities and uses of the movie ranch will not impact neighboring residential areas. All standards of the underlying zoning district where the movie ranch is located shall apply.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Movie theaters

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 3120

Multifamily dwellings

A dwelling or group of dwellings on one lot containing separate living units for five (5) or more families, which may have joint services or facilities.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CN, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
One (1) parking space for units with one-bedroom or efficiency apartments.
One and a half (1-1/2) spaces for units with two bedrooms.
Two (2) spaces for units with 3 or more bedrooms.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function/Structure/Activity Code: 1202-99

Units.
There shall be no more than 12 units per building.

Egress.
Units shall have a means of egress separate from the commercial use. No access to the units shall be through a commercial establishment.

Museum, exhibition, or similar facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee plus 1 parking space per 300 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5200
Structure Code: 4400

Nurseries and other growing of ornamental plants

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. of retail space. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Nursing facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1250

Office in a model home

OFFICE
A building used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession, service, industry, government, or like activity, which may include ancillary services for office workers, such as a restaurant, coffee shop, supply, print or copy shop, newspaper and candy stand.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any district for a duration of 24 months, renewable for additional (up to) 12-month periods.
A permit is required for this use.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Offices - over storesfront structure

OFFICE
A building used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession, service, industry, government, or like activity, which may include ancillary services for office workers, such as a restaurant, coffee shop, supply, print or copy shop, newspaper and candy stand.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2400

Offices (with drive- through facilities)

OFFICE
A building used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession, service, industry, government, or like activity, which may include ancillary services for office workers, such as a restaurant, coffee shop, supply, print or copy shop, newspaper and candy stand.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2110

Offices or banks (without drive-through facilities)

A building used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession, service, industry, government, or like activity, which may include ancillary services for office workers, such as a restaurant, coffee shop, supply, print or copy shop, newspaper and candy stand.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2100

Offices or stores with residence on top

OFFICE
A building used primarily for conducting the affairs of a business, profession, service, industry, government, or like activity, which may include ancillary services for office workers, such as a restaurant, coffee shop, supply, print or copy shop, newspaper and candy stand.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CN, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2300

Oil and natural gas exploration or extraction

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed with review of Development of Countywide Impact: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 8100

See Exhibit 150B: Oil and Gas Overlay Zoning District for complete, detailed information.

Other family services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6565

Other farm and farming-related structures

Outdoor resale business

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2145

Parks, open space areas, conservation areas, and preservation areas

Passenger terminal, mixed mode

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3810

Passive open space

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6340

Pawnshops

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
NAICS 522298

Performance theaters

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RES-C, RES-E, RUR, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-F, RUR-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 3110

Performing arts or supporting establishments

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5100

Permanent outdoor stage, bandstand, or similar structure

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, IL, MU, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CN, PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6960

Planetarium

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee plus 1 parking space per 300 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4420

Police station

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4520

Post offices

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6310

Poultry farms and poultry production facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, RUR

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8220

Private airplane runways and landing strips

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5610

Process plants (metals, chemicals, asphalt, concrete, etc.)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 3000
Structure Code: 2622

Produce stand or farmers’ market

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any district for a duration of 90 days, renewable for additional (up to) 6-month periods.
No permit is required for this use.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Produce warehouse

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2740

Public administration

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6200

Public assembly

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Includes carnivals, fairs, circuses, festivals, show, exhibits, concerts, or similar.
Permitted for a duration of up to 2 weeks.
A permit is required for this use.

Temporary buildings, structures, or tents for public assembly (including carnivals, circuses, and similar events) are permitted as specified in Table 10-2, provided that:

No such building, structure, or tent shall be permitted to remain on the site for a consecutive period exceeding two weeks;
Sufficient space for parking shall be provided on the site to meet the anticipated needs;
Adequate provision shall be made for utility services; and
No exterior amplifiers, speakers, or other similar equipment shall be permitted outside of the temporary building, structure, or tent.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Public or community outdoor recreation facilities

Public safety related facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Activity Code: 4500

Racetrack or raceway

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5130

Railroad freight facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, MU, RUR Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5702

Railroad passenger station

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5701

Railroad switching, maintenance, and storage facilities

Railroad tracks, spurs, and sidings

Recreational vehicles (floodplains)

A vehicle with a camping body that has its own mode of power, is affixed to or is drawn by another vehicle, and includes motor homes, travel trailers and truck campers and is designed for recreational, camping, travel or seasonal use.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
A recreational vehicle is ready for highway use if it is on its wheels or jacking system, is attached to the site only by quick disconnect type utilities and security devices, and has no permanently attached additions. Each recreational vehicle that is placed on a site within Zones A1-30, AH, and AE on the FIRM shall either:

1. be on the site for fewer than 180 consecutive days;
2. be fully licensed and ready for highway use; or
3. meet the permit requirements of this Section and the elevation and anchoring requirements for manufactured homes of this Section.

See § 7.18.11.5 Recreational Vehicles.

Recycling transfer center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6331

Refrigerated warehouse or cold storage

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, I, IL, PD, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2750

Religious facilities

A property or facility primarily used for religious worship or practice, including but not limited to, churches, synagogues, temples, and mosques.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3500

Research and development services (scientific, medical, and technology)

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2416

Residential condominiums

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
This Section applies to all residential condominium declarations recorded on or after the date of the adoption of the SLDC that either create or amend an existing condominium declaration to create condominium units or change the number of condominium [units].

Requirements.
A condominium shall comply with the requirements of CHAPTER 8: ZONING and CHAPTER 5: SUBDIVISIONS, LAND DIVISIONS, OTHER PLAT REVIEWS. No condominium declaration may be recorded in the Office of the County Clerk in the absence of a written verification from the Administrator that the condominium complies with these Chapters.

Written Confirmation of Compliance.
If the proposed or amended condominium declaration complies with the Requirements section, above, the Administrator shall issue a written confirmation to the condominium declarant for inclusion in the contents of the condominium declaration as required by 47-7B-5 NMSA 1978. The Administrator shall maintain copies of written confirmations issued pursuant to this Subsection.

Existing Residential Condominiums.

Conforming.
A condominium (including constructed condominium units and unconstructed condominium units) is in conformance with this Section when:
1. The condominium meets the zoning density requirements of CHAPTER 8: ZONING of this SLDC; or
2. The condominium met the zoning density requirements in effect when the most recent condominium declaration was recorded; and
3. The condominium meets the requirements set forth in the New Mexico Subdivision Act as set forth in CHAPTER 5: SUBDIVISIONS, LAND DIVISIONS, OTHER PLAT REVIEWS.

Nonconforming.
A condominium (including constructed condominium units and unconstructed condominium units) existing at the adoption of this Section that is not in conformance with the Conforming section, above, is a nonconforming condominium. Nonconforming condominiums are subject to the following:

1. Constructed Units.
Constructed condominium units are legal nonconforming uses and structures with regard to the density requirements of Chapter 9 [8]. A constructed condominium unit that is destroyed by any means may be reconstructed only if the reconstructed unit at the time of reconstruction is made to comply with all other applicable sections of the SLDC in effect.
2. Unconstructed Units.
Unconstructed condominium units in excess of the zoning density requirements of CHAPTER 8: ZONING are not legal and may not be developed.
3. Units Constructed without Required Approvals.
Units that were constructed without required development approvals are not legal. Such units shall be brought into compliance with the SLDC.

Resorts

A building or group of buildings containing guest rooms, with a majority of the property devoted to recreational activities, such as tennis, horseback riding, yoha, a spa, swimming, and/or golf. A resort may or may not provide meals.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CN, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per bedroom or rental unit. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Restaurants, with incidental consumption of alcoholic beverages

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 3 seats, 2 parking spaces minimum. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2210

Restaurants, with no consumption of alcoholic beverages permitted

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 3 seats, 2 parking spaces minimum. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2220

Retail outdoor sales

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, MU

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
This Section applies to the regular sales and display of retail goods in parking areas, sidewalks, and other locations outside of an enclosed building. This Section does not apply to farmers’ markets or produce stands where permitted by the applicable zoning district. Temporary outdoor retail sales are governed by § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES.

Permitted.

Outdoor sales and display of retail goods, wares, and merchandise are permitted accessory uses in the Commercial General (CG) and Mixed Use (MU) districts if shown on the approved site development plan.

An outdoor sales and display shall be customarily incidental to a principal use in the district in which the outdoor sales and display is permitted. Only the business or entity occupying the principal use or structure shall sell merchandise in the outdoor display areas, except as provided in § 10.10: ITINERANT VENDORS.

An outdoor display is subject to a minimum setback of 20 feet from an adjoining property line.

Outdoor display shall be screened from view along any property line abutting a residential zoning district. To the extent that buildings on the premises are located in order to screen views from adjacent roads and properties, such buildings may be considered to be part of the required screening in lieu of landscaping, fences, walls, and enclosures.

All outdoor displays shall be located on the same lot as the principal use.

Areas used for such display shall be furnished with a hard surface material.

Merchandise shall not be placed or located where it will interfere with pedestrian or building access or egress, required vehicular parking and handicapped parking, aisles, access or egress, loading space parking or access, public or private utilities, services or drainage systems, fire lanes, alarms, hydrants, standpipes, or other fire protection equipment, or emergency access or egress.

Outdoor display areas shall not be located on any parking spaces needed to comply with the minimum parking ratios CHAPTER 7: SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STANDARDS. Outdoor display areas shall be considered part of the floor area of the principal use or structure for purposes of computing the minimum number of parking spaces required.

Retirement housing

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1210

Retreats

A facility or property used for professional, educational or religious conclaves, meetings, conferences, or seminars and which may provide meals, housing, and recreation for participants during the period of the retreat or program only. A retreat may not be utilized by the general public for meals or overnight accommodations.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Roof-mounted/surface-mounted/stealth antennas

A wireless communications facility, ancillary appurtenance, or equipment enclosure that is not readily identifiable as such, and is designed to be camouflaged and aesthetically compatible with nearby uses. A stealth facility may have a secondary function, including, but not limited to, a church steeple, a bell tower, a spire, a clock tower, a cupola, a light standard, or a flagpole with a flag.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6500

Standards for Roof-Mounted Antenna Supporting Structure.

Height.

1. For purposes of public safety in order to prevent or reduce the potential for damage and bodily injury from such an antenna supporting structure or modification thereto, any roof-mounted antenna supporting structure, attachment device, equipment enclosure, and/or any ancillary appurtenance may not extend above the roof line of the building upon which it is attached by more than twenty (20) feet.
2. Roof-mounted antenna supporting structures proposed within proximity of an airport as set forth in 47 CFR section 17.7 (Antenna Structures Requiring Notification to the FAA) and Title 14 CFR Part 77 (Safe, Efficient Use, and Preservation of the Navigable Airspace) both as most recently amended, shall comply with the provisions of those regulations and provide the Administrator with a copy of either the Determination of Hazard to Navigation or the No Determination of Hazard to Navigation notice, whichever is issued pursuant to 14 CFR section 77.9.
3. An antenna located on a building roof shall, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs 1 to 3 above, be governed by the regulations for the maximum height of structures of the applicable district.

Location and placement.
Roof-mounted antennas may be placed only on commercial nonresidential, institutional, industrial, and multifamily buildings.

Screening and placement.
1. If practicable by reason of the roof design, roof-mounted wireless communication facilities should be mounted as near to the center of the roof as possible. Whenever practicable, roof-mounted structures should be screened by a parapet or other device such as a camouflage application in order to minimize their visual impact as viewed from the lot line of the subject property.
2. Transmission lines placed on the exterior of a building shall be camouflaged or otherwise shielded within an appropriate material that is the same color as, or a color consistent with, the building to which they are attached.

Construction.
Roof-mounted antennas shall be of a monopole-type construction.

Color.
Roof-mounted structures, ancillary appurtenances, and equipment enclosures shall maintain a color to match as closely as possible the color and texture of the wall of the building on which they are mounted.

Signage.
No signs may be placed on any roof-mounted structure, ancillary appurtenances, or equipment enclosures.

Visual impact minimized.
The visual impact requirements and hierarchy set forth at Section 10.17.3.12 shall apply to the approval of roof-mounted structures.

Standards for Surface-Mounted Antennas.

Height and placement.
Surface-mounted antennas shall be placed not less than 15 feet from the ground and, where proposed for placement on a building, shall be placed so that the antenna shall be at least three feet below the roof line.

Color.
Surface-mounted antennas and associate ancillary appurtenances shall maintain a color that is the same as the surface to which they are attached, unless another color is more compatible within the context of the proposed facility and the surrounding environment. Transmission lines shall be camouflaged or otherwise shielded within an appropriate material that is the same color as, or a color consistent with, the building or structure to which they are attached.

Visual impact minimized.
The visual impact requirements and hierarchy set forth at Section 10.17.3.12 shall apply to the approval of surface-mounted structures.

Standards for Stealth Facilities.

Height.
The overall height of a proposed stealth wireless communication facility shall be limited to that which is allowed within the zoning district in which the facility is to be located, and which is consistent with the surrounding community. However, in no case may the overall height of any stealth facility exceed 50 feet. Stealth wireless communication facilities proposed within a O-AN district and within proximity of an airport, as set forth in 47 CFR section 17.7 (Antenna Structures Requiring Notification to the FAA) and Title 14 CFR Part 77 (Safe, Efficient Use, and Preservation of the Navigable Airspace) both as most recently amended, shall comply with the provisions of those regulations and provide the Administrator with a copy of either the Determination of Hazard to Navigation or the No Determination of Hazard to Navigation notice, whichever is issued pursuant to 14 CFR section 77.9.

Setbacks.

1. Stealth wireless communication facilities, ancillary appurtenances, and equipment enclosures shall meet the minimum setback requirements for the zoning district in which they are proposed. However, the minimum separation from any existing residential structure shall be 150% of the tower’s height.
2. Setback requirements for stealth facilities may be reduced if it is determined that such a reduction is necessary to reduce the visual impact or enhance the compatibility of the proposed facility.

Aesthetics.
No stealth facility may have antennas or ancillary equipment that is readily identifiable from the public domain as wireless communication equipment. Stealth facilities shall be designed to be reasonably consistent with the surrounding built or natural environment. In order to determine compliance with this requirement, the following criteria shall be considered:

1. Overall height;
2. The compatibility of the proposed facility with surrounding built and natural features;
3. Scale;
4. Color;
5. The extent to which the proposed facility has been designed to reasonably replicate a non-wireless facility (e.g., a silo, flagpole, or tree); and
6. The extent to which the proposed facility is not readily identifiable as a wireless communication facility.

See § 10.17: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES for complete, detailed information.

Rooftop parking facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5250

Rooming and boarding housing

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 beds + 1.0 parking space per 100 square feet of assembly area. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 1320

Sand and gravel extraction, large scale

SAND AND GRAVEL MINING
Mineral extraction activity for construction materials, including but not limited to, stone, sand, gravel, aggregate, or similar naturally occurring loose rocks and materials such as granite, basalt, shale, slate and sandstone. Producing gravel-like materials by blasting and breaking solid rock shall be included in this definition.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed with review of Development of Countywide Impact: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
REGULATIONS FOR LARGE-SCALE SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION.
Purpose; Intent.
This § 11.11: REGULATIONS FOR LARGE-SCALE SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION establishes operational, location, and general standards for sand and gravel extraction and processing and associated extraction activities, in addition to § 11.1: PURPOSE through § 11.7: DCI CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, to mitigate negative impacts on the surrounding properties, conserve of natural resources, and reclaim the land.

Applicability.
This Section applies to any sand and gravel extraction and processing activity including any removal, stockpiling, or processing of construction materials, including stone, sand, gravel, aggregate, or similar naturally occurring construction materials. Any screening, crushing, gravel recycling, washing or stockpiling of aggregate, in concert with extraction, constitutes a sand and gravel operation. A sand and gravel operation that affects ten (10) or more acres of land, extracts or processes more than twenty-thousand (20,000) tons of material, or utilizes blasting is considered a Large Scale Sand and Gravel Operation and shall be subject to this Chapter. A sand and gravel operation that affects ten (10) or fewer acres of land, extracts or processes less than twenty-thousand (20,000) tons of material, and does not utilize blasting shall not be subject to this Chapter, and shall be regulated under § 10.19: SMALL-SCALE SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION. One or more small, incremental increases of a sand and gravel operation that is subject to § 10.19: SMALL-SCALE SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION that causes the operation to exceed the thresholds in this section are prohibited without a DCI Overlay Zoning District and DCI Conditional Use Permit. No person, including an applicant, operator, owner, or corporate officer, whether individually or on behalf of such person, who has been granted approval to operate a sand and gravel operation of less than ten (10) acres of land, less than twenty-thousand (20,000) tons of material, or that does not utilize blasting shall be granted approval to operate a new sand and gravel operation or to expand that operation or another sand and gravel extraction or processing operation on the same, contiguous, or nearby property if the combined operations would affect more than ten (10) acres of land, process more than twenty-thousand (20,000) tons of material, or utilize blasting, except as authorized by a DCI Overlay Zoning District and DCI Conditional Use Permit.

This Section does not apply to:

Excavation of a basement and footing for a building;
Excavation for retaining walls; or
Mineral Resource Extraction and Processing pursuant to § 11.14: REGULATIONS FOR MINERAL RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING.

Sand and gravel extraction, small-scale

SAND AND GRAVEL MINING
Mineral extraction activity for construction materials, including but not limited to, stone, sand, gravel, aggregate, or similar naturally occurring loose rocks and materials such as granite, basalt, shale, slate and sandstone. Producing gravel-like materials by blasting and breaking solid rock shall be included in this definition.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
This Section applies to any mineral extraction activity for construction materials, including but not limited to, stone, sand, gravel, aggregate, or similar naturally occurring construction materials that affects less than 10 acres of land and extracts less than 20,000 tons of construction material and does not use blasting. Such activity shall be allowed where permitted by the Use Table, Exhibit B [Appendix B], subject to approval of a conditional use permit (§ 4.9.6 Conditional Use Permits (CUP)) and the additional requirements of this section. If the extraction activity requires blasting, then this Section shall not apply and the operation will be treated as a Development of Countywide Impact under CHAPTER 11: DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTYWIDE IMPACT (DCIs). The extraction activity includes all areas for removal, stockpiling, processing, and all ancillary uses, such as office, parking, vehicle storage and loading, and is limited to a total of 10 acres under this Section.

Related Uses.
Related office and material processing activity may be permitted at the sand and gravel extraction sites where approved as part of the conditional use permit and constructed and operated in compliance with the SLDC and so long as the use is consistent.

Satellite dish antennas

A device incorporating a reflective surface that is solid, open mesh, or bar configured; is in the shape of a shallow dish, cone, or horn; and is to be used to transmit and/or receive electromagnetic waves between terrestrially and/or orbitally based uses.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.

This Section applies to any satellite dish antenna use except:

An antenna that is one meter (3.28 feet) or less in diameter and is used to receive direct broadcast satellite service, including direct-to-home satellite service, or to receive or transmit fixed wireless signals via satellite;

An antenna that is one meter (3.28 feet) or less in diameter or diagonal measurement and is used to receive video programming services via multipoint distribution services, including multichannel multipoint distribution services, instructional television fixed services, and local multipoint distribution services, or to receive or transmit fixed wireless signals other than via satellite;

An antenna of any size that is used for residential purposes to receive television broadcast signals and high speed internet; and

A mast no higher than 24 feet in height supporting an antenna described in Subsections 1 through 3 above.

Location.

A satellite dish antenna shall not be located or mounted:

In the required front or side yards in any residential or commercial district; or

On the roof or wall of a building that faces a public right-of-way.

Development Permit.
A satellite dish antenna in excess of the dimensions in § 10.18.1 Applicability will require a development permit with site development plan approval.

Screening.

Without restricting its operation, a satellite dish antenna located on the ground shall be screened from view from public roads and from adjacent properties.

Height.

A satellite dish antenna located on the building roof shall be governed by the regulations for the maximum height of structures of the applicable district.

See § 10.18: SATELLITE DISH ANTENNAS for complete, detailed information.
See Permit Application Inquiry for detailed information on Permits and Licenses.

School or university (privately owned)

An institution or place for instruction or education of children or adults.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4200

Self-storage facilities

A building or group of buildings that is composed of contiguous individual rooms, which are rented to the public for the storage of personal property and which have independent access and locks under the control of the tenant.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Purpose and Findings.
This Section establishes standards to permit the establishment of self-storage facilities, along with standards designed to protect surrounding neighborhoods and to implement the SGMP.

Applicability.
This Section applies to any self-storage facility.

Standards.

The total area covered by building shall not exceed 50 percent of the site.

No outside storage is permitted except outdoor storage of recreational vehicles and boats in areas so designated on an approved site development plan.

The storage of hazardous, toxic, or explosive substances, including, but not limited to, but excluding the storage of, hazardous waste, industrial solid waste, medical waste, municipal solid waste, septage, or used oil, is prohibited.

The facility shall be enclosed by a non-climbable fence or wall at least six feet in height; and

The facility shall be screened from view along any property line abutting a residential zoning district.

No business activity other than the rental of storage units shall be conducted on the premises.

One dwelling unit is permitted on the same lot for use as a caretaker dwelling.

Septic tank service, repair, and installation business

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, CN, MU, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4346

Services for elderly and disabled

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6566

Services including pest control, janitorial, landscaping, carpet, upholstery, cleaning and other services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2450

Sewage treatment plant and disposal facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6350

Sexually oriented business

As used in § 10.20: SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES, shall mean a business operated as an adult arcade, adult bookstore, adult novelty store, adult video store, adult cabaret, adult motel, adult motion picture theater, adult theater, or semi-nude or nude model studio.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, I, IL

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Purpose and Intent.
It is the purpose of this Section to regulate sexually oriented businesses in order to promote the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of the County, and to establish reasonable and uniform regulations to prevent the negative secondary effects of sexually oriented businesses within the County, which include increased crime, neighborhood blight and reduced property values. The provisions of this Section have neither the purpose nor effect of imposing a limitation or restriction on the content of or reasonable access to any communicative materials, including sexually oriented materials. Similarly, it is not the intent or effect of this Section to restrict or deny access by adults to sexually oriented materials protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution or Article II, Section 17 of the New Constitution, or to deny access by the distributors and exhibitors of sexually oriented entertainment to their intended market. Neither is it the intent nor effect of this Section to condone or legitimize the distribution of obscene material. The provisions of this Section are intended to address the following issues:

Sexually oriented businesses require special supervision from the public safety agencies of the County in order to protect and preserve the health, safety, and welfare of the patrons of such businesses as well as the citizens of the County;

The concern over sexually transmitted diseases is a legitimate health concern of the County which demands reasonable regulation of sexually oriented businesses in order to protect the health and well-being of the citizens;

Licensing is a legitimate and reasonable means of accountability to ensure that operators of sexually oriented businesses comply with reasonable regulations and to ensure that operators do not knowingly allow their establishments to be used as places of illegal sexual activity or solicitation;

There is convincing documented evidence that sexually oriented businesses, because of their very nature, have a negative effect on both the existing businesses around them and the surrounding residential areas adjacent to them, causing increased crime, potential for excessive noise, disorderly conduct, and the downgrading of property values;

It is recognized that sexually oriented businesses, due to their nature, have serious objectionable operational characteristics, particularly when they are located in close proximity to each other, thereby contributing to blight and downgrading the quality of life in the adjacent area;

It is desirable to minimize and control these adverse effects and thereby protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizenry; preserve the quality of life; preserve property values and the character of surrounding neighborhoods and deter the creation of blight;

It is not the intent of this Section to suppress any speech activities protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution or Section 17 of the New Mexico Constitution, but to enact content neutral requirements in a Code which address the negative secondary effects of sexually oriented businesses; and

Evidence exists concerning the adverse secondary effects of adult uses on the community presented to the Board, which relies on the authority established in cases such as City of Renton v. Playtime Theatres, Inc., 475 U.S. 41 (1986), Young v. American Mini Theatres, 427 U.S. 50 (1976), FW/PBS, Inc. v. City of Dallas, 493 U.S. 215 (1990), Barnes v. Glen Theatre, Inc., 501 U.S. 560 (1991), City of Erie v. Pap’s A.M., 529 U.S. 277, 120 S. Ct. 1382 (2000), City of Littleton v. Z.J. Gifts D-4, LLC, 541 U.S. 774 (2004), Fantasyland, Video Inc., v. County of San Diego, 505 F.3d 996 (9th Cir. 2007), SOB, Inc. v. County of Benton, 317 F.3d 856 (8th Cir. 2003), Zibtluda LLC v. Gwinnett County Georgia Bd. of Commissioners, 411 F.3d 1278 (11th Cir. 2005), Abilene Retail #30, Inc. v. Bd. of Comm’rs of Dickinson County, 492 F.3d 1164 (10th cir. 2007), and further relies on studies commissioned by other communities including, but not limited to, Phoenix, Arizona (1979 & 1995-1998); Minneapolis, Minnesota (1980); St. Cloud, Minnesota (1994); Houston, Texas (1983 & 1997); Indianapolis, Indiana (1984), Amarillo, Texas (1977); Garden Grove, California (2001); Los Angeles, California (1977); Whittier, California (1978); Spokane, Washington (2001); Oklahoma County, Oklahoma (1986); Greensboro, North Carolina (2003); Beaumont, Texas (1994); Dallas, Texas (1997); Newport News Virginia (1996); Bellevue, Washington (1998); Seattle, Washington (1989); New York, New York (1994); and St. Croix County, Wisconsin (1993); and also the Report of the Attorney General’s Working Group On The Regulation Of Sexually Oriented Businesses (June 6, 1989, State of Minnesota). This evidence justifies the limited and targeted regulation described in succeeding paragraphs.

Classification.
Sexually oriented businesses consist of one or more of the following:

Adult arcades;
Adult bookstores, adult novelty stores, or adult video stores;
Adult cabarets;
Adult motels;
Adult motion picture theaters;
Adult theaters; and
Semi-nude model studios.

Sheds, or other agricultural facilities

Shopping center

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: IL Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function/Structure/Activity Code: 2510-2580

Shops or stores with drive-through facilities

SHOPS
A use devoted primarily to the sale of a service or a product or products.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, CN, I, IL Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2210

Single-family

A single structure occupied exclusively by not more than one family. Also see Dwelling, Single-Family.

Skating rinks

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5390

Social assistance, welfare, and charitable services

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6560

Solar energy production facilities, commercial

Is a renewable energy production facility that uses sunlight to generate, and may store, energy for sale or profit

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, CN, MU, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Solid waste collection transfer stations (governmental)

Any solid or semi-solid garbage, refuse, garbage or other discarded material which results from household, commercial, industrial or other operations, including manure, but does not include water-carried waste in sewage systems. See also Hazardous Waste

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4343
Activity Code: 3210

Solid waste collection transfer stations (private)

Any solid or semi-solid garbage, refuse, garbage or other discarded material which results from household, commercial, industrial or other operations, including manure, but does not include water-carried waste in sewage systems. See also Hazardous Waste

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4343
Activity Code: 3210

Solid waste combustor or incinerator

Any solid or semi-solid garbage, refuse, garbage or other discarded material which results from household, commercial, industrial or other operations, including manure, but does not include water-carried waste in sewage systems. See also Hazardous Waste

Solid waste landfill facilities

A solid waste facility that receives solid waste for disposal as defined in Environmental Improvement Board’s (EIB) regulation 20.9.2 New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC) and as further regulated by regulations of the EIB

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed with review of Development of Countywide Impact: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4343
Activity Code: 3210

Purpose; Intent.
This Section establishes operational, location, and general standards for landfills and associated activities, in addition to § 11.1: PURPOSE through § 11.7: DCI CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, to mitigate negative impacts on the surrounding properties.

Applicability.
This Section applies to any place of business or establishment which is maintained, operated or used for the disposal of solid waste located within the County.

Operational Standards and Requirements.

Solid Waste Permit.
The Applicant shall obtain a solid waste permit from the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board pursuant to NMAC 20.9.3 (Solid Waste Facility Permits and Registrations). The permit shall be submitted with the application for a DCI Conditional Use Permit.

Setbacks.

1. refuse and salvage material shall not be placed or stored either temporarily or permanently closer than three hundred (300) feet from the property boundaries and five hundred (500) feet from all public road rights-of-way, public recreational easements, and any water bodies and/or seasonal water courses.
2. the property boundaries shall not be located closer than one-quarter (1/4) mile from any existing dwelling or land subdivided for residential development.

Analysis of Landfills in the County.
The Applicant shall submit an analysis of the existing capacity, remaining life, and need for a new solid waste facility in the County.

Hours of Operation.
A landfill shall not be open to the public earlier than 8:00 a.m. nor remain open later than 5:00 p.m.

Space research and technology

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: MU, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6330

Sports stadium or arena

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, PI Districts where use is allowed by right: PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 3300

Stables and other equine-related facilities - Commercial over 12 horses

A structure used for the shelter or care of horses and cattle.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Stables and other equine-related facilities - Commercial up to 12 horses

A structure used for the shelter or care of horses and cattle.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 8240

Stables and other equine-related facilities - Personal use

A structure used for the shelter or care of horses and cattle.

Stores or shops without drive through facilities

STORE
A buildng devoted exclusively to the retail sale of a specified line of goods or services to customers.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2230

Support business and operations for agriculture and forestry

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Surface parking, covered

Surface parking, open

Swimming pools

Is any container filled with water whose surface area is greater than 150 square feet, and that is intended for use for swimming or bathing, whether located indoors or outdoors. A “swimming pool” is not a spa, a hot tub, a reflecting pool, a fish or other decorative pond, a mirror pool or similar container of water whose total depth is six inches or less irrespective of surface area, or an ornamental fountain. The phrase “swimming pool” includes a lap pool whose surface area is more than 150 square feet.

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
Except for community-accessible swimming pools, indoor or outdoor swimming pools are prohibited for new development on any new lot being created. Only a development that received final plan or plat approval, or development plan approval, prior to the effective date of the enactment of the Santa Fe County Land Development Code, Ordinance No. 1996-10, may have a swimming pool, unless its final plan or plat approval, or development plan contained language that specifically prohibited a swimming pool or pools.

Restrictions on Construction of Swimming Pools, Temporary Restrictions on Construction of Swimming Pools.

Construction of a Swimming Pool is not permitted unless specifically approved pursuant to the provisions of this Ordinance.

The requirements of this section may be waived upon a showing that construction and use of a Swimming Pool is necessary as treatment for a medical condition.

Construction of a Swimming Pool shall not be permitted during periods when the governing authority of the supplier of water to be used for filling and refilling the Swimming Pool has declared drought-related use restrictions or supply-related use restrictions, or when a water emergency is declared by Ordinance of the Board of County Commissioners.

New Construction of Swimming Pools.
Construction of a new Swimming Pool shall be permitted, so long as:

the property proposed for the Swimming Pool is not restricted with water restrictive covenants or otherwise to the extent that operation of a Swimming Pool on the premises is not feasible;

the water budget and restrictions, if any, on the property are adequate to permit filling the Swimming Pool initially, and refill the Swimming Pool thereafter with up to twenty percent of the Swimming Pool’s total volume annually;

the water supply proposed for the pool is adequate to supply water to fill the Swimming Pool initially and refill the Swimming Pool thereafter with up to twenty percent of the Swimming Pool’s total volume annually; and

the Swimming Pool is covered when not in use, except for a Community Swimming Pool.

Replacement Swimming Pools.

An existing Swimming Pool may be replaced with a Swimming Pool without being subject to the conditions set forth in this section, so long as:
the replacement Swimming Pool is of the same total volume as the pool being replaced;
the existing Swimming Pool was properly permitted under County ordinances in effect at the time of initial construction; and
the replacement Swimming Pool is covered when not in use.

Design.

Each outdoor Swimming Pool shall employ a means to conserve and utilize rainwater falling on the cover and adjoining deck area. Such captured water shall not be accounted for in the calculation of water availability for or used by the Swimming Pool.

Each outdoor Swimming Pool shall have an automatic pool cover that covers the pool when not in use or after a specified period of time. The automatic pool cover shall be kept in operable condition at all times.

Each new Swimming Pool shall have a draft fire hydrant, approved by the County Fire Marshal, through which the Fire Department may draw water from the pool to fight fires in the vicinity. The fire hydrant may be tested by the Fire Marshal upon advance notice.

Filtering systems employed on each new Swimming Pool shall employ a cartridge filter or other filtering system that does not require backwashing and which uses less than two hundred gallons of water for filter cleaning and maintenance.

Filling and Refilling the Swimming Pool.

A Swimming Pool may be filled using water from a well, a shared well, a community water system, the County’s Water Utility, a municipality, a mutual domestic water association, a water and sanitation district, or any other public water supply system regulated by the Public Regulation Commission. Trucked water may be used to fill and refill a Swimming Pool, but the fact that water is being trucked to the Swimming Pool shall not be used in making calculations of the ability of the relevant water source to fill and refill the Swimming Pool pursuant to § 7.24.2.3 herein.

A Swimming Pool shall only be filled when absolutely necessary, and no more frequently than once each year, unless the Pool must be emptied to perform repairs.

See § 7.24: SWIMMING POOLS for more detailed information.

Tank farms

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, IL, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2780

Tap or Tasting Room

A place where a business or person who holds a valid Craft Distiller's License, Winegrower's License, or Small Brewer's License issued by the State of New Mexico pursuant to NMSA 1978, §§ 60-6A-6.1, 60-6A-11, and 60-6A-26.1, respectively, may conduct tastings of and sell for onsite consumption and in unbroken packages for consumption off premises, but not for resale, (i) wine and beer produced by or for the license holder and other New Mexico licensed winegrowers or small brewers or (ii) spirituous liquors produced by or for the license holder or another New Mexico craft distiller or manufacturer.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Applicability.
This Section shall apply to all tap rooms or tasting rooms.

Standards.

Tap rooms or tasting rooms shall meet design standards within this SLDC in addition to the following standards:

Tap rooms and tasting rooms may conduct tastings of and sell (i) wine and beer or (ii) spirituous liquors for onsite consumption and in unbroken packages for consumption off premises, but not for resale.

Hours of operation shall be between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. within a residential zone.

The operator of the tap room and tasting room must hold a valid Craft Distiller’s License, Winegrower’s License, or Small Brewer’s License issued by the State of New Mexico pursuant to NMSA 1978, §§ 60-6A-6.1, 60-6A-11, or 60-6A-26.1, respectively, as such may be amended or recompiled from time to time.

Sales at and operations of the tap room or tasting room shall otherwise be in accordance with applicable law, including but not limited to, NMSA 1978, §§ 60-6A-6.1, 60-6A-11, or 60-6A-26.1, as such may be amended or recompiled from time to time.

Tattoo parlors

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 200 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Taxi and limousine service dispatch facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Taxi and limousine service maintenance and storage facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL, MU, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Technical, trade, and other specialty schools

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 6140
Structure Code: 4230

Telecommunications lines

Temporary buildings, structures and uses

TEMPORARY USE
A use that is not permitted within the relevant Zoning District but may nevertheless be permitted within the Zoning District on a temporary basis as provided in the SLDC; or a use that is permitted within the relevant Zoning District but permitted only for temporary use as provided in the SLDC.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Constructed Temporary Uses.
Temporary buildings and structures are permitted in any zoning district while approved building, land development or redevelopment is occurring. Such buildings or structures may include offices, construction trailers or construction dumpsters and storage buildings.

Removal of Temporary Structures.
Structures related to a temporary use shall be completely removed within 60 days of the expiration of the permit for the temporary use.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more detailed information.

Temporary outdoor retail sales

TEMPORARY USE
A use that is not permitted within the relevant Zoning District but may nevertheless be permitted within the Zoning District on a temporary basis as provided in the SLDC; or a use that is permitted within the relevant Zoning District but permitted only for temporary use as provided in the SLDC.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any district for a duration of 10 days.
4 times per year/per lot or parcel.
A permit is required (unless shown on approved site development plan).

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Temporary structures, tents etc. for shelter

TEMPORARY USE
A use that is not permitted within the relevant Zoning District but may nevertheless be permitted within the Zoning District on a temporary basis as provided in the SLDC; or a use that is permitted within the relevant Zoning District but permitted only for temporary use as provided in the SLDC.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 1350

Theater, dance, or music establishments

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, I, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, IL, MU, PD, PI, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 4 seats. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 5101

Towing and other road service facilities, excluding automobile salvage, wrecking, or permanent vehicle storage

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CN, MU, PD, PI Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, I, IL

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4157

Townhouses

Trade contractor, plumbing, electrical, roofing, painting, landscaping

A person doing work for his own or another’s property, whether or not within the building trades or construction professions, or whether licensed or unlicensed.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, PI, RUR, RUR-F, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 7300

Applicability.
This Section shall apply to all trade contractor businesses.

Standards.
Trade contractor businesses located within a Residential Base Zoning District shall meet design standards within this SLDC in addition to the following standards:

No more than five (5) large commercial vehicles shall be permitted in a trade contractor business;

Outside storage shall not exceed 1500 square feet, including vehicle storage, and shall be screened by a six-foot-high solid wall or fence. All other storage shall be within a building.

Truck freight transportation facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 4140

Truck storage and maintenance facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: CG, MU, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 5400

Underground parking structure with ramps

Utility

All utility lines and any appurtenant hardware, equipment, buildings, etc. A utility is not a telecommunications facility and tower.

Vehicle storage for towing or related business

Warehouse discount stores/superstores

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: I, MU Districts where use is allowed by right: CG, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 2124
Structure Code: 2250

Warehouse or storage facilities structure

The storage of materials in a warehouse or terminal and where such materials may be combined, broken down, or aggregated for transshipment or storage purposes where the original material is not chemically or physically changed. Also see Processing and Warehousing.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2700

Warehouse structure

The storage of materials in a warehouse or terminal and where such materials may be combined, broken down, or aggregated for transshipment or storage purposes where the original material is not chemically or physically changed. Also see Processing and Warehousing.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 2730

Wastewater storage or pumping stations facilities, lift stations, and collection lines

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6310

Water reservoir

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: PD, PI

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6280

Water tank (elevated, at grade, or underground)

Water treatment and purification facilities

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6270

Water wells, well fields, and bulk water transmission pipelines

Weather stations

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: RUR-R, TC Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6520

Wholesale trade - durable goods

Establishments or places of business primarily engaged in selling merchandise to retailers, industrial, commercial, institutional, or professional business users; to other wholesalers; or to those acting as agents or brokers and buying merchandise for, or selling merchandise to, such individuals or companies. Also see Table 7-6.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 500 sq. ft. plus 1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 3510

Wholesale trade nondurable goods

Establishments or places of business primarily engaged in selling merchandise to retailers, industrial, commercial, institutional, or professional business users; to other wholesalers; or to those acting as agents or brokers and buying merchandise for, or selling merchandise to, such individuals or companies. Also see Table 7-6.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: I, IL, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1.0 parking space per 500 sq. ft. plus 1.0 parking space per employee. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Function Code: 3520

Wind energy facilities, large-scale

A large wind energy facility is any wind-based electric generating facility that generates power for sale or profit, in excess of 90 feet in height as measured from the lowest level or portion of the wind energy facility (slab or base) in contact with the ground surface to the highest point of any part of the facility, with moving parts measured at the highest points of their extension.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, IL, MU, PD, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R Districts where use is allowed by right: I

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Purpose. See § 10.16.1 Purpose
Conflict. See § 10.16.2 Conflict
General Requirements. See § 10.16.3 General Requirements
Design and Installation.

1. Design Safety Certification.
The design of the facility shall conform to applicable industry standards, including those of the American National Standards Institute. The applicant shall submit certificates of design compliance obtained by the equipment manufacturers from Underwriters’ Laboratories, Det Norske Veritas, Germanishcer LloydSE, or other similar certifying organizations.

2. Setbacks.
a. Buildings and accessory structures shall be at least one hundred (100) feet distant from the property boundary.
b. Wind turbines shall be set back from the nearest on-site building or structure a distance of not less than two times the height of the tower and turbine total height of the tower and turbine shall be required from all property lines.
c. Wind Turbines shall be set back from the nearest occupied building or structure located on an adjacent landowner’s property a distance of not less than five (5) times the total height of the turbine tower and blade, as measured from the center of the turbine base to the nearest point on the foundation of the occupied building.
d. Large-scale wind energy facilities are prohibited within 500 feet of public parkland, areas of historical or cultural significance, natural areas and nature preserves.
e. Wind turbines shall be set back from the nearest public right-of-way a distance of not less than two times the total turbine height, as measured from the right-of-way line of the public road to the center of the turbine base.
f. Large-scale wind energy facilities shall be set back a distance of not less than eight times the total turbine height from public parkland, areas of historical or cultural significance, a natural area, or nature preserves.

See § 10.16: WIND ENERGY FACILITIES for complete, detailed information.

Wind energy facilities, small-scale

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Purpose. See § 10.16.1 Purpose
Conflict. See § 10.16.2 Conflict
General Requirements. See § 10.16.3 General Requirements

Small-scale wind facilities are designed for single parcel use and not for selling power to other entities, and are equal to or less than ninety (90) feet in total height above ground level including the highest extension of the turbine blade.

Development Standards.
1. No exposed moving part of any small-scale wind energy facility shall, at the lowest point of its extension, be less than twenty (20) feet above the ground. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the lowest extension of any blade or other exposed moving component of the facility shall be at least fifteen (15) feet above the ground (at grade level) and in addition at least fifteen (15) feet above any outdoor surfaces intended for human occupancy, such as swimming pools, recreational facilities, back yards, balconies or roof gardens, that are located directly below the facility. All building-mounted facilities shall be attached to a building, garage or separate structure.
2. For parcels up to ten acres in size, only one turbine shall be permitted. The maximum height of the tower and turbine blade shall not exceed 55 feet.
3. For parcels equal to or greater than 10 acres, the maximum height of the tower and turbine shall not exceed 90 ft.

Noise.
Small-scale wind energy facilities shall not exceed 55 dBA or 5 dBA above ambient noise levels, whichever is less as measured at the property line. The level, however, may be exceeded during short-term events such as utility outages or severe wind storms.

Removal.
1. If any small-scale wind energy facility ceases to perform its originally intended function for more than twelve (12) consecutive months, or the facility is required to be dismantled, the property owner shall so notify the Administrator in writing within thirty (30) days after the end of such twelve-month period, and the property owner shall remove the tower, rotor, guy wires, and associated equipment and facilities by no later than ninety (90) days after the end of the twelve (12) month period.
2. If the property owner fails to remove the small-scale wind energy facility within the timeframe described above, the small-scale wind energy facility shall be deemed a public nuisance subject to the provisions of CHAPTER 14: INSPECTIONS, PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT AND NONCONFORMING USES.

See § 10.16: WIND ENERGY FACILITIES for complete, detailed information.

Wireless communication facilities with no substantial changes/Collocation, modification of existing

A staffed or unstaffed structure, facility or location used for the transmission and/or reception of wireless communications, usually consisting of an antenna or group of antennas, transmission lines, ancillary appurtenances, and equipment enclosures, and may include an antenna supporting structure. A WCF is a structure or facility intended for transmitting or receiving radio, television, cellular, specialized mobile radio transmitters, paging services, 911 services, personal communications services, commercial satellite services and microwave services. The following developments will be considered as a wireless communications facility: antenna supporting structures (including replacements and broadcast); collocated antennas; roof-mounted structures; surface-mounted antennas; stealth wireless communications facilities; a base station; a Personal Communications Service cell site; towers of all types and structures including but not limited to buildings, church steeples, silos, water towers, signs or other structures that can be used as a support structure for antennas or their functional equivalent, and all related facilities and equipment such as cabling, equipment shelters and other structures associated with the site; and amateur radio facilities.
Also see § 10.17: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, CN, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R, TC

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6500

Standards for Modifications.
The short processing time and mandatory approval for a modification under the Spectrum Act applies to an eligible facilities request for modification of an existing wireless tower or base station that substantially changes the physical dimensions of an eligible support structure, and involves:

1. Collocation of new transmission equipment;
2. Removal of transmission equipment; or
3. Replacement of transmission of equipment.

Nonsubstantial Modifications.
A modification that does not substantially change the physical dimensions of an eligible support structure would consist of proposed dimensions or increases that are less than any of the dimensions or increases described in paragraphs 1 through 4 of § 10.17.4.2 Substantial Modifications. Additionally, a modification that does not substantially change the physical dimensions of an eligible support structure is one that does not entail any excavation or deployment outside the current site of an existing facility, or its modification would defeat the concealment elements of a stealth facility.

Color.
All collocated antennas and ancillary appurtenances shall maintain a sandstone finish or other contextual color that is compatible with the environment or the building to which they are attached.

Visual impact minimized.
The visual impact requirements and hierarchy set forth at § 10.17.3.12 Visual Impacts Minimized shall apply to the approval of collocations.

See § 10.17: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES for complete, detailed information.

Wireless communication facilities/Modification of existing wireless communication facilities with substantial changes, new

A staffed or unstaffed structure, facility or location used for the transmission and/or reception of wireless communications, usually consisting of an antenna or group of antennas, transmission lines, ancillary appurtenances, and equipment enclosures, and may include an antenna supporting structure. A WCF is a structure or facility intended for transmitting or receiving radio, television, cellular, specialized mobile radio transmitters, paging services, 911 services, personal communications services, commercial satellite services and microwave services. The following developments will be considered as a wireless communications facility: antenna supporting structures (including replacements and broadcast); collocated antennas; roof-mounted structures; surface-mounted antennas; stealth wireless communications facilities; a base station; a Personal Communications Service cell site; towers of all types and structures including but not limited to buildings, church steeples, silos, water towers, signs or other structures that can be used as a support structure for antennas or their functional equivalent, and all related facilities and equipment such as cabling, equipment shelters and other structures associated with the site; and amateur radio facilities.
Also see § 10.17: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, CG, I, IL, MU, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F, RUR-R

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10.5 Alternative Parking Requirements for detailed information.
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 6500

Applicability; Exceptions. See § 10.17.1 Applicability; Exceptions.
Purpose; Intent. See § 10.17.2 Purpose; Intent.
Structural and Other Standards Applicable to Antenna Supporting Structures.

Height.
The height limitations of wireless communication facilities shall be governed by Table 10-3. Except for stealth facilities, amateur radio antennas as covered in Section 10.17.14 below, or height restrictions as otherwise provided in this Section below, the overall height of any antenna supporting structure shall not exceed 150 feet:
1. AM and FM broadcast antenna supporting structures may not exceed 200 feet in overall height;
2. Television broadcast antenna supporting structures may not exceed 250 feet; and
3. Antenna supporting structures proposed of a height of more than 200 feet or within proximity of an airport as set forth in 47 CFR section 17.7 (Antenna Structures Requiring Notification to the FAA) and Title 14 CFR Part 77 (Safe, Efficient Use, and Preservation of the Navigable Airspace) both as most recently amended, shall comply with the provisions of those regulations and provide the Administrator with a copy of either the Determination of Hazard to Navigation or the No Determination of Hazard to Navigation, whichever has been issued pursuant to 14 CFR section 77.9. See Table 10-3 for height limitations.

Setbacks.
1. Antenna supporting structures, equipment enclosures, and ancillary appurtenances shall meet the minimum setback requirements for the zoning district in which they are proposed.
2. To provide for public safety in the event of an antenna catching fire or becoming structurally unstable and falling to the ground, all new antenna supporting structures shall be set back from the property line a distance equal to at least its potential fall radius, as certified in writing by a New Mexico professional engineer duly licensed by the State of New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors. When computing the potential fall radius of a new antenna supporting structure, the following additional conditions shall apply:

a. an applicant shall take future modifications to its structure into consideration that could add height and thus increase the fall radius;
b. except for an antenna supporting structure sited in a residential zone, the potential fall radius shall, at a minimum, be at least the height of a tower and, in the event of its fall, cannot fall outside of the boundaries of the property on which it is sited;
c. no new antenna supporting structure shall be placed adjacent an existing tower such that if it fell to the ground, it would not fall against any existing antenna supporting structure; and
d. no new antenna supporting structure shall be placed adjacent an existing electrical power line, including its supporting tower(s), such that if it fell to the ground, it would not fall against the power line or its supporting tower(s).

3. In addition to any minimum setback requirements described in paragraph 1 above, antenna supporting structures with a tower height of at least 20 feet sited adjacent to residential property shall be set back a minimum of 100 feet, or a distance equal to twice the tower height, whichever is greater, measured from the property line of any property on which a residence is located. An antenna supporting structure shall be sited such that if it falls, it will not fall outside of the boundaries of the property on which it is sited nor will it fall onto any residence or accessory structure of an abutting property. It shall be certified in writing by a New Mexico professional engineer duly licensed by the State of New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors that an antenna supporting structure satisfies these setback and fall restrictions. This Section shall not apply in a P/I district for emergency communication facilities.

Construction.
Antenna supporting structures shall be of a monopole-type construction only, guyed or unguyed, except as follows:
1. Broadcast structures with an overall height of greater than 200 feet may have a lattice-type construction;
2. Amateur radio antennas may have a monopole-, lattice-, or guyed-type construction; and
3. AM broadcast antenna supporting structures may have a monopole- or guyed-lattice-type construction.

Lighting.
1. Except for motion sensing security lighting to deter intruders, no lights, signals, or other illumination shall be permitted on any antenna supporting structure or ancillary appurtenances unless that lighting is required by the FAA or the FCC. The installation and use of any security lighting shall comply with § 7.853 Security lighting of this Code.
2. Site lighting may be placed in association with an approved equipment enclosure but shall be shielded to prevent light trespass. Site lighting shall remain unlit except when authorized personnel are present.

Intensity Requirements.
The floor area for a wireless communication facility shall be calculated based on the total square footage of all equipment enclosures associated with the facility.

Color.
Antenna supporting structures and ancillary appurtenances, including transmission lines, shall maintain a tan adobe finish or other contextual or compatible color as determined by the Administrator, except as otherwise required by the FAA or the FCC.

Fencing.
A fence of at least six (6) feet but no more than eight (8) feet in height from finished grade shall be installed in order to completely enclose the base of the antenna supporting structure and associated equipment. Access to the antenna supporting structure shall be controlled by a locked gate. The fence shall be constructed in accordance with § 7.7: FENCES AND WALLS of this Code. Any access gate(s) shall be secure and kept locked except for access by Applicant’s personnel including any maintenance individuals.

Signage.
1. No signs may be placed on antenna supporting structures, ancillary appurtenances, equipment enclosures, or on any fence or wall except as required by this Section.
2. If high voltage is necessary for the operation of a proposed wireless antenna structure, bold-lettered “High Voltage–Danger” and “No Trespass” warning signs not greater than one square foot in area shall be permanently attached to the fence or wall at a height of at least five (5) feet and spaced at intervals of at least 40 feet and also upon the access gate. Such signs shall be maintained so they are clearly visible and not obstructed by landscaping.
3. A sign not greater than one square foot in area shall be attached to the access gate that indicates the following information: FCC Registration Number, if applicable, name of owner or contact person; and emergency contact number which shall be kept current.

Safety; ANSI/TIA-222-G Compliance.
All antenna supporting structures shall comply with the safety standards contained in the American National Standards Institute/Telecommunications Industries Association (ANSI/TIA) document 222-G, “Structural Standard for Steel Antenna Towers and Supporting Structures,” as amended, revised or supplemented by addenda. ANSI/TIA-222-G addresses such factors that include, but are not limited to, default design parameters, wind speed resistance based on a three-second-gust wind speed, ice formation, climber safety, structure load details, mounting frames, classification of structures, earthquake design, topographic categories, ground surface exposure categories and soil parameters.

Standards for Modifications.

The short processing time and mandatory approval for a modification under the Spectrum Act applies to an eligible facilities request for modification of an existing wireless tower or base station that substantially changes the physical dimensions of an eligible support structure, and involves:

1. Collocation of new transmission equipment;
2. Removal of transmission equipment; or
3. Replacement of transmission of equipment.

Substantial Modifications.
In determining whether a modification substantially changes the physical dimensions of an eligible support structure, changes in height shall be measured from the original support structure in cases where deployments are or will be separated horizontally such as on a building’s rooftop. In other circumstances, changes in height shall be measured from the dimensions of the tower or base station, inclusive of originally approved appurtenances and any modifications that were approved prior to the passage of the Spectrum Act (February 22, 2012). A substantial change occurs, if it meets any of the following criteria:

1. For towers other than towers in the public rights-of-way, it increases the height of the tower by more than 10% or by the height of one additional antenna array with separation from the nearest existing antenna not to exceed twenty (20) feet, whichever is greater; for other eligible support structures, it increases the height of the structure by more than 10% or more than ten (10) feet, whichever is greater;
2. For towers other than towers in the public rights-of-way, it involves adding an appurtenance to the body of the tower that would protrude from the edge of the tower more than twenty (20) feet, or more than the width of the tower structure at the level of the appurtenance to the body of the structure that would protrude from the edge of the structure by more than six (6) feet;
3. For any eligible support structure, it involves installation of more than the standard number of new equipment cabinets for the technology involved, but not to exceed four (4) cabinets; or, for towers in the public rights-of-way and base stations, it involves installation of any new equipment cabinets on the ground if there are no pre-existing ground cabinets associated with the structure, or else involves installation of ground cabinets that are more than 10% larger in height or overall volume than any other ground cabinets associated with the structure;
4. It entails any excavation or deployment outside the current site;
5. It would defeat the concealment elements of the eligible support structure; or
6. It does not comply with conditions associated with the siting approval of the construction or modification of the eligible support structure or base station equipment, provided however that this limitation does not apply to any modification that is noncompliant only in a manner that would not exceed the thresholds identified in paragraphs 1 through 4 above.

Standards for Water Tower-Mounted Antenna Supporting Structure.
Even though a water tower may be considered an accessory structure or its use an accessory use, antennas may be placed on water towers in zoning districts where antennas for wireless communication facilities are designated as conditional uses in the use matrix. No portion of any water tower-mounted antenna or its base station shall extend above the height of the water tower walls unless specifically permitted as part of a conditional use for good reason demonstrated.

See § 10.17: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES for complete, detailed information.

Wood, paper, and printing products

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use may be allowed as a Conditional Use: A/R, IL, RUR, RUR-F Districts where use is allowed by right: I, PD

Vehicle Parking:
1 parking space per 500 sq. ft. See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for more detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Yard/garage sales

A public sale at a dwelling at which personal items belonging to the residents of the dwelling are sold.

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: RES-C, RES-E, RES-F, RUR-R

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Development Requirements:
Permitted in any residential district with a duration of 2 consecutive days, limited to daylight hours.
No permit is required for this use.

Outdoor yard/garage sales are permitted in all residential zoning districts without a permit. Items purchased elsewhere expressly for resale at a yard/garage sale are prohibited. Goods intended for sale shall not be stored or displayed in the front or side yards of a dwelling except on the day or days of the sale. Commercial outdoor sales activities are prohibited.

See § 10.9: TEMPORARY USES for more information.

Zoological parks

Districts Where Allowed Districts where use is allowed by right: A/R, CG, I, IL, PD, PI, RUR, RUR-F

Vehicle Parking:
See § 7.10: PARKING AND LOADING for complete, detailed parking information.

Bicycle Parking:
See § 7.10.6 Bicycle Parking Facilities for detailed information on bicycle parking.

Passenger Loading:
See § 7.10.18 Passenger Drop-Off Areas for detailed information on passenger drop-offs and pick-ups.

Merchandise Loading:
See § 7.10.17 Off-Road Loading Areas for detailed information om merchandise off-loading.

Development Requirements:
Structure Code: 4450

County of Santa Fe, NM

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