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YAVAPAI COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE Page 106 2. A setback of the display area of at least twenty feet (20’) shall be maintained from the abutting street right-of-way and shall include a landscaped border (per Section 547 C.2. Landscaping). D. Where an area of outside display abuts a public right-of-way (or a private street used as if it were a public right-of-way) a setback of the display area shall be maintained meeting the following minimum conditions: 1. Twenty feet (20’) from the nearest edge of pavement (or useable road surface); and 2. Six feet (6’) from the right-of-way line. E. No outside display shall interfere with required parking or maneuvering room for employees and customers, nor with required loading areas, nor with fire lanes to the building(s) nor with pedestrian ways or crosswalks, nor with safe sight distance for ingress and egress. F. Paving of display area shall meet minimum County road standards. G. Landscaping per Section 547 C.2 Landscaping consisting of a six foot (6’) strip around the periphery of the display area shall be maintained, except where a zero setback is permitted, such as an internal lot line adjacent to a commercial zone. H. Lighting of the display area shall be reduced (to the minimum necessary for security purposes) between hours of operation. I. No unscreened outside storage of parts, nor outside display or parking of vehicles or accessories not in operating and saleable condition shall take place on the premises (whether or not other outside display is taking place). A. The outside storage of objects and materials shall be permitted as an accessory use (i.e.: where a primary use has already been established) in residential zones plus RS, PAD, PM, RCD and OS zones, provided the following conditions are met: 1. A property occupant may park any number of personally owned private vehicles outside on residential property. Where a primary residential use has been established, a property occupant may park outside on residential property one (1) commercial vehicle not exceeding five (5) ton gross vehicle weight (GVW) or one (1) commercial vehicle exceeding five (5) ton GVW with Administrative Review with Comment application approval pursuant to Section 504 (Administrative Review with Comment Period). Parking of vehicles is allowed provided that all vehicles are for use of the occupant and are complete, operable and currently licensed and are arranged in an orderly fashion. Vehicles unable to meet these conditions will be deemed disabled or inoperable. Said disabled vehicles or vehicles determined to meet the definition of a junk vehicle are limited to two (2) per parcel. These disabled, inoperable or junk vehicles must be placed in the side or rear yard (but not within the required front yard setback) and screened in such a manner so as they are not visible from any public or private street right-of-way or adjacent property. Personally owned vehicles may be offered for sale on an individual person-to-person basis on a residentially zoned parcel where a primary residential use has already been established, provided that no more than two (2) vehicles may be offered for sale at any one (1) time. 2. Unlimited areas of firewood may be stored, provided that the firewood is for on-site personal use only and is stacked no higher than six feet (6’) unless against a structure. SECTION 564 OUTSIDE STORAGE
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