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JAN 16 1995 <br />3. <br />BOOK 59 `'"Jr 52.04 <br />community buildings, ways for pedestrians and cyclists away from <br />streets, and play areas for small children or other similar <br />recreational areas. <br />b. Design Criteria for Common Recreation Areas. <br />i. Areas contained in a continuous pedestrian or cyclist <br />circulation system which consist of permanently maintained <br />walks and trails not less than twelve (12) feet in width <br />leading to principal destinations on the site shall be <br />countable as common recreation areas. <br />ii. Areas designated as play areas or mini -parks which contain <br />at least one (1) acre and have a minimum dimension of one <br />hundred (100) feet and which are furnished with appropriate <br />recreational equipment including but not limited to play- <br />ground equipment, picnic tables, barbeque pits, and ball <br />playing equipment and/or facilities shall be countable as <br />common recreation areas. <br />iii. If natural habitats of unique and significant value are <br />determined to exist on the site and such areas are left <br />undisturbed or are adequately protected from environmental <br />degradation, the total land and water area of such habitats <br />shall be countable as common recreation areas. <br />iv. The entire area occupied by a multiple -use recreation <br />building or facility, including attendant outdoor recreation <br />facilities shall be countable as common recreation areas. <br />V. Common recreational area shall not include streets, buffer <br />areas, recreational vehicle spaces, buffer strips, storage <br />areas, utility s.ites or parking areas, shall be closed to <br />automotive traffic except for maintenance and service <br />vehicles, and shall be improved and maintained for the uses <br />intended. <br />Use Limitations. No permanent structures such as carports, cabanas, <br />screen rooms, or similar structures may be erected or constructed at <br />any recreational vehicle site, and the removal of wheels or hitch and <br />the placement of the unit on a foundation or piers is prohibited. <br />Notwithstanding, pop -out units and similar equipment integral to the <br />recreational vehicle as manufactured shall be permitted. <br />4. Permanent Occupancy Prohibited. No recreational vehicle shall be used <br />as a permanent place of abode, dwelling, or business or for indefinite <br />periods of time. Continuous occupancy extending beyond three (3) <br />months in -any twelve (12) month period shall be presumed to be perm'- <br />anent <br />erm=anent occupancy. <br />Any action toward removal of wheels of a recreational vehicle except <br />for temporary purposes of repair or to attach the trailer to the <br />grounds for stabilizing purposes is hereby prohibited. <br />5. Stabilization of Space. Each recreational vehicle space shall contain <br />a stabilized vehicular parking pad composed of shell, marl, paving or <br />other material approved by the County Engineer. <br />6. Required Buffers. There shall <br />than fifty 50 feet in depth <br />recreational vehicle park, and a <br />fifty (50) feet in depth along <br />ational vehicle park. <br />be landscaped buffer strip not less <br />along all major streets abutting a <br />landscaped buffer strip not less than <br />the other boundaries of the recre- <br />_I <br />