40.230.090 Public Facilities District (PF)
A. Purpose.
The purpose of the Public Facilities district (PF) is to provide for already developed publicly owned parks, open space, and public facilities that are located permanently in a specific location, such as governmental facilities including, but not limited to, police buildings, fire stations, municipal administration buildings and wastewater treatment plants.
1. The Public Facilities zone has no development standards because these types of facilities are developed under the previous zoning.
2. New public facilities on land not yet zoned Public Facilities shall be developed according to the standards of the current zone.
3. Once a vacant property is developed as a public facility, the property will be rezoned as a docket item.
4. New uses and additions to uses on property that is already zoned Public Facilities shall conform to the standards of the zone that existed immediately prior to development.
5. Any parcels released from the Public Facilities district shall be subject to legal lot determination standards, as are all unplatted parcels in Clark County.
(Amended: Ord. 2018-01-01; Ord. 2020-03-08)
B. Uses.
The uses set out in Table 40.230.090-1 are examples of uses allowed in the Public Facilities district. The appropriate review authority is mandatory.
• “P” – Uses allowed subject to county approval of applicable permits.
• “R/A” – Uses permitted upon review and approval pursuant to Section 40.520.020.
• “C” – Conditional uses which may be permitted subject to the approval of a conditional use permit as set forth in Section 40.520.030.
• “X” – These uses are specifically prohibited.
For special standards or restrictions for a listed use, the applicable code section(s) in Chapter 40.260, Special Uses and Standards, or other applicable chapter is noted in the “Special Standards” column.
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Table 40.230.090-1. Uses.1 |
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PF |
Special Standards |
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1. Parks. |
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a. Neighborhood |
P |
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b. Community |
P |
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c. Regional |
P |
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d. Trails, trailheads and greenways |
P |
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2. Governmental Structures/Facilities. |
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a. Libraries |
P |
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b. Administration |
P |
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c. Public safety facilities, including police and fire stations, courthouses |
P |
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d. Ambulance dispatch |
P |
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e. Jails |
C |
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f. Maintenance facilities |
P |
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g. Utilities |
P |
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3. Transportation Facilities. |
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a. Park and ride facilities |
C |
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b. School bus parking/storage facilities |
P |
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c. Transit stations |
P |
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4. Recreation Space. |
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a. Athletic stadiums, stand-alone sports complexes, and fields; arenas |
C |
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b. Events centers |
C |
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c. Community centers |
C |
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d. Shooting, rifle and archery ranges |
C |
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1 Uses will develop per the standards and processes of the current zone prior to development. New uses and additions to uses on property that is already zoned Public Facilities shall conform to the standards of the zone that applied to that property immediately prior to development.
(Amended: Ord. 2016-06-12; Ord. 2018-01-01; Ord. 2020-03-08)