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Approved 11/6/13 <br />5 <br />Michael Harvey: The acreage requirement was only based on complying with the bona fide farm tax program. 215 <br /> 216 <br />Paul Guthrie: If the actual crop, what the central farm managed, planted, and prepared the soil for the crop on is on 217 <br />somebody else’s land, could they use it under the definition? 218 <br /> 219 <br />Perdita Holtz: That noncontiguous parcel is normally considered part of the bona fide farm. Where it comes into play about 220 <br />being off the farm is if you have another bona fide farm that wants to come back and sell products like in a farm store. 221 <br /> 222 <br />Perdita Holtz: (Continued review of item) 223 <br /> 224 <br />Pete Hallenbeck: What does the metal fabrication shop fit in under? 225 <br /> 226 <br />Perdita Holtz: That’s one of the more interesting things that was part of the previous work, metal fabrication shop would 227 <br />normally fit under the Light Industrial zoning use category and a lot of these uses would have fit under umbrella uses that 228 <br />appear in our zoning ordinance. Part of the problem is that people were saying we want to see these uses exactly in the 229 <br />zoning code and so we went ahead and put them in the zoning code because there is no harm in doing so other than you 230 <br />might end up with a whole bunch of pages in your table of permitted uses if you were to list every single possible use ever. 231 <br />There is an effort to help the farmers and so we are doing that. There was apparently one farmer that does metal fabrication 232 <br />on the side and so I think that is one of the reasons that ended up as we do to have this defined. 233 <br /> 234 <br />Pete Hallenbeck: So this is metal fabrication shop as in blacksmithing, making rod iron, and fixing large tractor things that 235 <br />need lots of welding because of those two. 236 <br /> 237 <br />Perdita Holtz: Metal fabrication shop is the facility that is engaged in the shaping of metal or similar materials for wholesale or 238 <br />retail trade. One of the standards for metal fabrication shop is that if it is located in an AR zoning district is that it has to be 239 <br />located on a bona fide farm so the standard gets very important because some of these uses would only be allowed in those 240 <br />zoning districts if they are located on a bona fide farm. 241 <br /> 242 <br />Pete Hallenbeck: There are things that require not a site plan but a plot plan and there may some interesting discussion about 243 <br />exactly that the terms are. 244 <br /> 245 <br />Lisa Stuckey: What’s a nonfarm use of farm equipment, like tractor ride? 246 <br /> 247 <br />Perdita Holtz: That’s like a farmer using his tractor to grading work during the off season. 248 <br /> 249 <br />Lisa Stuckey: So what is the plot plan going to show? 250 <br /> 251 <br />Perdita Holtz: It is actually on page the page beforehand, of all the specifications of a plot plan. It is going to show pr operty 252 <br />lines. This is more for someone doing landscaping or grading type of activities off the farm. 253 <br /> 254 <br />Michael Harvey: To give you an example, we were dealing with a farmer that actually rented out equipment to be used either 255 <br />in landscaping, grading, and also did septic tank work on the side and he had equipment. As all the equipment had a farm 256 <br />application, legally as I interpret the statute there wasn’t much we could do. We required him to give us a plot plan showing 257 <br />where it was parked, where any activity that was not farm related occurred and that there was any necessary infrastructure to 258 <br />support this ancillary business. This project has gone back to 2001, this is one of the genesis for this nonfarm use of farm 259 <br />equipment was this particular farmer and others who had similar relationships with people. 260 <br /> 261 <br />Perdita Holtz: On the plot plan, there are standards they have to meet. One of them is that they have to screen the 262 <br />equipment from adjacent property and roads and outdoor storage of material such as gravel, dirt, plants shall be limited in 263 <br />growth, area, and duration. There are a couple of others so they would have to show on the plot plan where equipment is 264 <br />being stored and how they are going to achieve the screening and where their outdoor storage and materials is going to take 265 <br />place. 266 <br /> 267
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