District Uses Sample Clauses
The "District Uses" clause defines the specific ways in which a district is permitted to utilize a property, service, or resource under an agreement. It typically outlines the authorized activities, operations, or purposes for which the district may use the subject matter, such as educational programs, administrative functions, or community events. By clearly delineating these permitted uses, the clause helps prevent misuse or unauthorized activities, ensuring that both parties have a mutual understanding of the scope of the district's rights and responsibilities.
District Uses. Agricultural / Residential The following is the maximum square footage (SF) permitted, excluding the area from land to the structure: ⮚ 0-54 linear feet of waterfront = no slip or piers* ⮚ 55-99 linear feet of waterfront = 10 SF / linear foot of shoreline ⮚ 100-300 linear feet of waterfront = 2,000 SF ⮚ Over 300 linear feet of waterfront = 3,000 SF *Parcels in existence prior to April 2, 2007 shall be limited to no more than 550 SF. • Commercial and Common Areas The following is the maximum square footage (SF) permitted over water: ⮚ 0-99 linear feet of waterfront = 90 SF per linear foot of shoreline ⮚ 100-500 linear feet of waterfront = 75 SF per linear foot of shoreline ⮚ >500 linear feet of waterfront = 55 SF per linear foot of shoreline • Resort Development and Planned If lake structures are included as part of the proffered conditions during the rezoning process, the maximum square footage shall be included. The standards set forth in this section should be used in the development of the proffered conditions regulating lake structures.
District Uses. Sec. 16-6-10.
District Uses. Accessory Dwelling Units, accessory to a single family, duplex or triplex principal dwelling unit;