In the country club district, C-D, no building or premises shall be used nor shall any building or structure be hereafter erected or altered except for one or more of the following uses:
(1) 
Private or public golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, ice skating rinks, or other indoor or outdoor recreational facilities;
(2) 
The usual accessory uses commonly appurtenant to the above including restaurants, cocktail lounges, banquet facilities and dance floors when located in the principal building; and equipment facilities, sporting goods shops, practice ranges, lift facilities and protective screens;
(3) 
Other uses similar to any of the above, as determined by the board of adjustment;
(4) 
Wireless communication facilities as permitted in Chapter 16.75 LMC.
(Ord. 1334, 1967; Ord. 1763 § 1, 1976; Ord. 3333 § 4, 2016)
In the country club district C-D, no building, facility or other improvement shall be constructed or erected on any parcel or tract of land having an area of less than five acres under a single ownership.
(Ord. 1334, 1967; Ord. 1763 § 2, 1976)
Caretakers' apartments or detached caretakers' cottages shall be permitted within country club district, C-D; provided, such apartments or cottages are occupied only by such persons as are employed in the operation of the golf course and its related facilities; provided, further, that such caretakers' apartments or cottages shall have the same front and rear and side yard requirements as provided in residential district, R-1.
(Ord. 1334, 1967)
All major buildings used by the public erected or altered within the county club district, C-D, shall have direct access, not exceeding 100 feet, either to a public street or to a hard-surfaced court at least 20 feet in width which said court shall have direct access to a public street.
(Ord. 1334, 1967)
In the country club district, C-D, no building, excluding rain shelters and caretakers' apartments or cottages, shall hereafter be erected within 50 feet of any adjoining property line.
(Ord. 1334, 1967)
Every permitted land use hereafter erected or enlarged within the country club district, C-D, shall provide off-street automobile parking and truck loading and unloading facilities as required by applicable sections of Chapter 19.78 LMC.
(Ord. 1334, 1967; Ord. 1415 § 7, 1969)
In the country club district, C-D, only the following signs shall be permitted, subject to specified limitations:
(1) 
Each building shall have not more than one sign, not exceeding nine square feet in area affixed to the building for purposes of identification only.
(2) 
The principal club building may have signs unlimited in size attached for identification purposes only.
(3) 
One detached sign, per entrance, separate from any building or structure, for the purposes of identifying the premises or directing traffic into the premises, shall be permitted so long as the sign does not exceed 40 square feet in area and so long as no portion thereof, including any foundation, base, or frame therefor, shall be closer than 10 feet to any property line at street intersections. The sign shall have the written approval of the chief of police and building inspector stating that such sign creates no traffic hazard. Such approval is to be on permit forms supplied by the community and economic development department of the city.
(4) 
Directional and information signs normally and customarily found on golf courses are permitted.
(5) 
No flashing or neon signs will be permitted.
(Ord. 1334, 1967; Ord. 2774, 2000)