The purpose of the CFO - Community Facilities Overlay Zone is to provide areas around the City for public facilities and quasi-public institutional uses which serve a substantial public purpose. This overlay zone shall be applied to the underlying zone.
The following uses and their accessory uses are allowed in the Community Facilities Overlay Zone:
A.
Agricultural experimental facilities.
B.
Animal shelters.
C.
Churches and places of worship.
D.
Government public facilities.
E.
Historical landmarks.
F.
Libraries, museums, and cultural exhibits.
G.
Lodges, fraternal and civic assembly.
H.
The following public recreation facilities: parks, golf courses, golf driving ranges, swimming pools, tennis courts, zoos, marinas, docks, and other facilities.
I.
Medical care facilities.
J.
Public safety facilities.
K.
Public utility facilities.
L.
Public and private schools and facilities.
M.
Special district facilities.
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Other uses determined by the Director to be similar to the above uses, as indicated by the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code.
(Ord. 26-1424, 1/12/2026)
The production, processing, wholesaling, and retailing of recreational marijuana are prohibited uses in all CFO - Community Facilities Overlay zones.
A.
Review. Community facilities shall be reviewed as conditional uses per the provisions of Article 3.050: Conditional Use Permits.
B.
Notification. Notification of a proposed community facility application shall be sent to all property owners whose property falls within 300 feet of the proposed community facility development site.
C.
Map Overlay. Approved community facilities sites shall be shown on the official zoning map with the CFO - Community Facilities Overlay designation so long as the use continues. When the approved use ends, the CFO designation shall no longer apply and the zoning map shall revert to the underlying zone.
CFO Community Facilities Overlay | Standard |
|---|---|
Lot Size, Width, Depth | No minimum |
Setbacks | No minimum; except that vision clearance on corner lots shall meet the requirements of Article 6.100: Vision Clearance |
Building Height | Limited to the requirements of the underlying zone; except 40 ft. maximum within 100 ft. of a residential zone. In measuring the height of the structure adjacent to the residential zone, the provisions of Section 10.6.070.050 do not apply. |
Off-Street Parking (Bicycles and Vehicles) | See Chapter 10.7 - Parking Standards |
Landscaping | See Article 6.010: Landscaping Standards |
Access Management | See Article 6.050: Access Management |
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General. Applications for community facilities sites shall include a master plan and narrative for the entire site. The master plan may substitute for the concept site plan required by the conditional use review process, providing that the master plan includes all items required by the concept site plan, and indicates all existing and proposed uses, buildings, structures, and all easements and rights-of-way.
B.
Future Modifications.
1.
Major modifications to the approved master plan which alter the scope or character of the project shall require a new application for conditional use permit.
2.
Minor modifications to the approved master plan which do not alter the project's scope or character shall be approved, approved with conditions, or denied by the Director per the provisions of Section 10.3.020.040: Administrative Actions.