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17.15.060.2 Footnotes Associated with Rural Non·LAMIRD Use Table. <br />1. Provided use is integrated into and supports the on-site recreational nature of the master planned resort and <br />short-term visitor accommodation units constitute greater than fifty percent (50%) of the total resort <br />accommodation units. <br />2. No new residence shall be permitted except that related to the business or enterprises allowed in this zone <br />such as janitor or night watchman. Any such residence shall meet the requirements of the residential zone. <br />3. Not permitted in the Agriculture Study Overlay Zone. Clubhouses, fraternities and lodges limited to facilities <br />that serve traditional rural or resource activities (such as granges). <br />4. Provided: <br />a. The shelters are used to house farm laborers on a temporary or seasonal basis only, regardless of <br />change of ownership, if it remains in farm labor-needed status; <br />b. The shelters must conform with all applicable building and health regulations; <br />c. The number of shelters shall not exceed four (4) per twenty (20) contiguous acres of land area; <br />d. The shelters are owned and maintained by the owner or operator of an agricultural operation which <br />clearly demonstrates the need for farm laborers; <br />e. Should the parent agricultural operation cease or convert to non-agriculture use, then the farm <br />labor shelters shall conform with all applicable buildings and health regulations. <br />5. No sign advertising a home occupation shall exceed sixteen (16) square feet in size. Home occupations with <br />no outdoor activities or noise are permitted; home occupations with outdoor activities or noise are a conditional <br />use. In-home daycares with six (6) or fewer individuals receiving care in a twenty-four (24) hour period are <br />permitted; in-home daycares with seven to twelve (7·12) individuals receiving care in a twenty-four (24) hour <br />period require a Conditional Use Permit. <br />6. Provided short-term visitor accommodation units constitute greater than fifty percent (50%) of the total resort <br />accommodation units. <br />7. When used for temporary occupancy for a period not-to-exceed one (1) year related to permanent home <br />construction or seasonal/temporary employment. <br />8. Public transportation deadhead stations permitted; passenger terminals are a Conditional Use. <br />9. Utilities are defined and regulated by KCC Chapter 17.61, Utilities. <br />10. Utilities are defined and regulated by KCC Chapter 17.61, Utilities. Not permitted in the Agriculture Study <br />Overlay Zone. <br />11 . Utilities are defined and regulated by KCC Chapter 17.61, Utilities. Limited to the capital facilities, utilities, <br />and services necessary to maintain and operate the master planned resort. <br />12. In considering proposals for location of campgrounds, the Board shall consider at a minimum the following <br />criteria: <br />a. Campgrounds should be located at sufficient distance from existing rural residential/residential <br />development so as to avoid possible conflicts and disturbances; <br />b. Traffic volumes generated by such a development should not create a nuisance or impose on the <br />privacy of nearby residences or interfere with normal traffic flow; <br />c. Landscaping or appropriate screening should be required and maintained where necessary for <br />buffering; <br />d. Adequate and convenient vehicular access, circulation and parking should be provided; <br />e. Public health and safety of campers and those reasonably impacted by the campground (Le. <br />health, water, sanitation). <br />2017 Docket Enabling Ordinance <br />Ord. # 2018·001 <br />Page 38 <br />January 2, 2018