All structures and vegetation may not extend any higher than the height limitation set for a given area.

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The Wellhead Protection Overlay district consists of two zones: Zone A and Zone B. Please refer to Article 14 of the zoning code for more information. Land use restrictions for Zone A are found in § 52.__.

The Wellhead Protection Overlay district consists of two zones: Zone A and Zone B. Please refer to Article 14 of the zoning code for more information. Land use restrictions for Zone B are found in § 52.__.

Land uses in Zone 1 are limited to the following, if otherwise allowed in the underlying zoning district: (1) agricultural warehousing; (2) apiculture (beekeeping); (3) contract sorting, grading, and packaging of fruits and vegetables; (4) corn shelling, hay baling, and threshing services; (5) floriculture (cultivation of ornamental flowering plants); (6) grazing or pasturing; (7) horticultural services; (8) livestock raising (except commercial feed lots and fur farms) for not more than one (1) head of livestock or 20 head of poultry for each 2.5 acres; (9) plant nurseries; (10) raising of grain, grass, mint, and seed crops; (11) sod farming; (12) vegetable raising; (13) roadside stands; (14) fishing as allowed and regulated in other City ordinances; (15) forest and game management; (16) public or private open space; and (17) preservation of scenic, historic, and scientific areas.
 

Land uses in Zone 2 allowed in the underlying zoning district are allowable except for following: (1) multi-family residential; (2) day care centers; (3) nursing homes; (4) hospitals; (5) outdoor stadiums; (6) educational facilities, unless affiliated with aviation; (7) religious centers; (8) hotels and motels; (9) theaters; (10) campgrounds; (11) water retention/ponds; and shooting ranges.

Any land use or activity that (1) releases atmospheric substances that could impair visibility or otherwise interfere with the operation of aircraft (smoke, steam, etc.); (2) produces light emissions, whether direct or indirect (reflective), that could interfere with the operation of aircraft (glare, light); (3) produces electrical, magnetic, or other emissions that could interfere with the operation of aircraft, aircraft communication, or aircraft guidance or navigation systems; (4) serves to create a wildlife attractant, such as large bodies of water, landfills, or compost facilities; ^[1] (5) creates penetrations to airspace that could interfere with the operation of aircraft, such as wind turbines, communication towers, or natural vegetation, or (6) creates an avigation hazard of any other type is prohibited.

Editorial notes:
[1]   Refer to FAA advisory circular 150/5200-33 for details.

Any land use or activity that (1) releases atmospheric substances that could impair visibility or otherwise interfere with the operation of aircraft (smoke, steam, etc.); (2) produces light emissions, whether direct or indirect (reflective), that could interfere with the operation of aircraft (glare, light); (3) produces electrical, magnetic, or other emissions that could interfere with the operation of aircraft, aircraft communication, or aircraft guidance or navigation systems; (4) serves to create a wildlife attractant, such as large bodies of water, landfills, or compost facilities; ^[1] (5) creates penetrations to airspace that could interfere with the operation of aircraft, such as wind turbines, communication towers, or natural vegetation, or (6) creates an avigation hazard of any other type is prohibited.

Editorial notes:
[1]   Refer to FAA advisory circular 150/5200-33 for details.