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CHAPTER 4: RURAL TOURISM REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

Type III
Type II Type II
Land Use District Type I (subject to required
(no impact test) (subject to impact test)
findings)
Rural Residential 5-Acre Minimum Section 350-2: Section 350-3: N/A Section 350-4.1
(RR-5) (Section 350). • Home occu- • Home occupa- (subject to required
The intent of the Rural Residential pations – Sec- tions – Sec- findings ):
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District is to recognize rural areas tion 430-63.1 tion 430-63.2 C. Golf course,
which qualify for an exception (allows B&B’s (allows B&B’s Country Club – Sec-
to LCDC Goals 3 and 4 and which for up to five for up to five tion 430-50
have been committed or developed guests) guests) L. Special Recre-
for suburban residential use with • Parks – Sec- • Parks – Section ation Use – Section
minimum farm and forest uses tion 430-97, 430-97, and 430-131 – includes
and to provide for rural residential and • Boarding or driving ranges, min-
uses. • Boarding or training of iature golf, pools or
training of horses for tennis facilities, and
horses for profit (9 stalls major park facilities
profit (8 stalls or more)– Sec- O. Winery – includ-
or less)– Sec- tion 430-21 ing tasting room
tion 430-21 and incidental sales
– Section 430-145.2
Rural Commercial (R-COM) (Section N/A N/A Section 352-3.1 (sub- Section 352-4-1
352). ject to findings ): (subject to required
The intent and purpose of the D. Commercial recre- findings ):
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Rural Commercial District is to ation facilities A. Special
implement the rural commercial F. Eating and drinking Recreation Uses
policies of the Comprehensive Plan establishments, - Section 430-131–
and to meet convenience goods G. Fabrication, pro- includes driving
and service needs of rural residents cessing and repair ranges, miniature
while protecting the historic facilities golf, pools or tennis
character of rural centers and the M. Certain open air facilities, and major
agricultural or forestry character of businesses park facilities
the area. Rural Commercial centers N. Personal-service
shall be designed to be compatible establishment,
with the surrounding environment Q. Membership orga-
and generally not to exceed five (5) nization
acres. T. Sale of Merchandise
in an Enclosed Build-
ing (has been used to
approve a wine tast-
ing/sales facility)
Y. Winery, including a
tasting room and sales
– Section 430-145.2
DD. Retail Marijuana
Dispensary – Section
430-80
71 The required findings include (Sections 346-4.2/348-4.2/350-4.2): A. The requested use is compatible with the surrounding uses or can be made more compatible
through conditions of approval. B. The proposed use does not interfere seriously with “accepted farming practices” as defined in ORS 215.203(2)(c) or forestry uses on
adjacent lands devoted to farm or forest uses. C. The applicant has signed and recorded in the Deed and Mortgage Records of the County, a waiver of the right to remon-
strate against customarily accepted farming or forestry practices.
72 The required findings include (Sections 346-4.2/348-4.2/350-4.2): A. The requested use is compatible with the surrounding uses or can be made more compatible
through conditions of approval. B. The proposed use does not interfere seriously with “accepted farming practices” as defined in ORS 215.203(2)(c) or forestry uses on
adjacent lands devoted to farm or forest uses. C. The applicant has signed and recorded in the Deed and Mortgage Records of the County, a waiver of the right to remon-
strate against customarily accepted farming or forestry practices.
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