§ 17.24.060. Subdividing in the recreational district.

The following methods of subdividing are permitted in the REC zone:

A.

Open space designed subdivision (Section 16.28.010 of subdivision ordinance, Title 16 of this code) with density of one dwelling per acre. Open space designed subdivisions are required if twenty-five (25) percent or more of the subdivision is above five thousand (5,000) feet elevation, or if the proposed subdivision includes important wildlife habitat.

Applicant may seek design deviations with regard to sewage treatment facilities and water delivery systems.

B.

Conventional (When at least seventy-five (75) percent of the area to be subdivided is below five thousand (5,000) feet elevation). One acre minimum lot size. Such lots will be restricted from further division, and the plat and deeds shall so reflect. Lots may not be further divided and plat and deeds must so indicate.

C.

Planned Unit Developments.

1.

Planned unit developments may be proposed in the REC district for uses permitted within the district.

2.

Design deviations may be applied to building bulk and placement requirements. Planned unit developments net density may be up to seven times greater than that which is permitted in the REC district.

3.

Minimum size for a planned unit development in the REC district shall be ten acres and the maximum size is one hundred (100) lots or dwelling units and one hundred (100) acres.

D.

All subdivisions on a city boundary must be annexed into that city which has designated that land to be within its area of city impact. In the event the city declines, in writing, to annex the development, the county shall hear the application in accordance with its area of impact agreement with the city, or Idaho Code shall apply if none exists.

(Ord. 1998-1 § 346)

(Ord. No. 2008-4, § 1, 12-18-08; Ord. No. 2013-2 , § 1, 3-20-13)