The purpose of this district is to establish
and preserve areas for tribal and public institutional uses of such
a nature that they do not create serious problems of compatibility
with adjacent land uses. The standards set out in this article shall
apply in the district.
The following principal uses are permitted in
the TI-1 District:
B. Fire, police, and ambulance service.
C. Community activities, meetings and gatherings.
I. Senior citizen care, activities, and housing.
L. Community gardens.
[Added 9-15-2022 by Ord. No. 22-41]
The following principal structures and similar
structures are permitted in the TI-1 District:
A. Public municipal buildings.
(2) Emergency medical services facility.
(3) Governmental-municipal offices.
B. Public service buildings.
(1) Educational facility.
(d)
Trade, vocational, technical school.
(2) Health care facility.
(b)
Clinic.
[1]
Physical health care.
[b] Specific treatment (i.e., chiropractic,
dialysis, etc.)
(c)
Substance abuse treatment facility.
(4) Animal control facility (i.e., dog pound).
E. Social program structures.
(2) Senior citizen care facility.
(a)
Community-based residential facility (CBRF).
(c)
Adult day care - respite facility.
(e)
Senior citizen residences.
(f)
On-site health care facility.
(g)
Multipurpose complex (combination of services
available).
(3) Recreational facility.
(b)
Park and playground equipment.
F. Community
garden structures.
[Added 9-15-2022 by Ord. No. 22-41]
Uses customarily associated with and secondary
to permitted principal uses shall constitute accessory uses in the
TI-1 District.
Structures customarily associated with and secondary
to permitted principal structures shall constitute accessory structures
in the TI-1 District.
In the TI-1 District, the following uses are conditional and are subject to the provisions of Article
XXIII (Conditional Use Permits):
A. Community living arrangements not administered by an institution identified in §
625-66, subject to regulation and §
625-239 (Community living arrangements).
B. Clubs and fraternal organizations
C. Planned unit developments.
The following structures may be allowed in the TI-1 District under the provisions of Article
XXIII (Conditional Use Permits):
A. Community living arrangement structures not administered by an institution identified in §
625-66, subject to regulation and §
625-239 (Community living arrangements).
B. Structures for planned unit development.
C. Public and quasi-public utility structures not covered in Article
XXIX (Modifications, Exceptions and Special Requirements).
D. Structures utilized in connection with any of the identified conditional uses under §
625-69.
There are no minimum lot size, width or setback requirements, except for rear yard of 15 feet setback and except that a visual triangle shall be maintained in accordance with the Article
XVIII (Highway Access and Setback).
The following regulations shall apply within
the TI-1 District:
A. Article
XXVI as pertaining to parking.
B. Article
XXVII as pertaining to the placement and use of signs.
C. Community programs or nonprofit entities with a lease, land assignment,
permit, or grant from the Tribe operating in a TI-1 Zone shall not
be restricted to the listed permitted principal and accessory structures
or listed conditional uses and structures allowed under conditional
use permits, if they relate to educational, community/social programs,
or religious purposes and they have a site plan approved by motion
of the Tribal Legislature.
[Added 3-1-2018 by Ord.
No. 18-01]