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Commission considers UDO edits separating storage types and adding wild-game processing rules
Summary
Staff proposed edits to the Unified Development Ordinance to split 'self storage' into mini, boat and RV storage categories, permit RV/boat storage in specified commercial/industrial districts, and add a new wild-game-processing use with home-occupation limits and required acreage definitions; staff agreed to refine language on for-hire processing before forwarding to commissioners.
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Staff briefed the commission on a set of Unified Development Ordinance edits that split the former "self storage" category into separate mini-storage, boat storage and RV-storage uses and adjusted where each type is permitted. The amendment would permit recreational-vehicle and boat storage in limited commercial, heavy commercial and light industrial districts and move mini-storage into limited commercial where appropriate.
The draft also adds "wild-game processing" as a defined use. Staff said processing done for customers must obtain a home-occupational certificate or equivalent occupational tax permit and noted the ordinance will clarify that processing for personal-use (e.g., harvesting your own deer and dressing it at home) is not governed by this home-occupation rule. "It may be processed only for customers who bring in carcass, no sale of meat," staff said; commissioners asked staff to refine the language to clearly distinguish for-hire processors from household, personal processing.
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