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Planners consider where Frisbee golf, wineries and assembly spaces fit in AG zones
Summary
Commissioners asked whether low‑impact commercial recreation (including Frisbee golf) and winery processing should be allowed in AG districts; staff said processing (winemaking) is distinct from the vineyard and recommended explicit table entries for places of assembly.
A commissioner asked about Frisbee golf, noting it has become popular and draws visitors: "What's becoming more popular now is Frisbee golf," and asked whether that activity would be allowed by right (S5). Staff said outdoor commercial recreation categories exist in the draft and could cover paid uses such as mini‑golf or pickleball, but commissioners requested more precise placement across AG‑1 and AG‑2.
Separately, the group clarified that a winery use typically refers to processing — the structure where wine is made — not the vineyard parcel where grapes are grown, and commissioners urged adding a dash or explicit entry for "place of assembly" (S1). Staff agreed to mark the table entries so churches, community centers and concert venues are clearly treated in AG districts.
