YAVAPAI COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE Page 92 DWELLING PROHIBITION in any District shall not be construed to prohibit from any lot the residential facilities to accommodate one (1) individual (and his family) acting in the capacity of manager, caretaker or watchman. All uses shall be in compliance with all Yavapai County Floodplain requirements and regulations, including any floodplain regulations duly adopted by the Board of Directors of the Yavapai County Flood Control District and administered by the District. FUEL STORAGE TANKS IN CONJUNCTION WITH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FACILITY A. As an open land-use (requiring underground storage tanks, with dispensing mechanism equal to or better than minimum requirements of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.) or, B. As having aboveground fuel storage of less than forty thousand (40,000) cumulative gallons capacity where a Variance has been obtained from the Office of the State Fire Marshal from the prohibition of the Uniform Fire Code from dispensing motor vehicle fuel from aboveground fuel storage tank(s) per current Uniform Fire Code. Installation of aboveground tanks will require the granting of a Use Permit and shall include the following performance criteria/standards: 1. The design of the proposed facility shall meet the standards of the Office of the State Fire Marshal. 2. The parcel or lot shall be of sufficient size to meet all parking and automobile circulation requirements set out by this Ordinance. Above ground storage tank(s) shall not be permitted on lots or parcels not meeting current parking or circulation standards. 3. Aboveground fuel storage tank(s) shall be spaced apart a minimum distance as set forth in the current Uniform Fire Code. 4. Guard posts for protection from vehicular damage shall be provided per current Uniform Fire Code. 5. A minimum setback or separation of one hundred feet (100’) shall be maintained to the nearest residentially zoned parcel or "R" residential occupancy building as specified under the Uniform Building Code. A. PURPOSE: To ensure that every golf course be developed and managed with consideration for the unique conditions of the ecosystem of which it is a part and specifically to minimize the use of groundwater for irrigation purposes and encourage effluent or reuse. B. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: The following requirements shall apply to the development and processing of golf courses in conjunction with a PAD proposal or any other golf course development: SECTION 528 DWELLING PROHIBITION SECTION 531 FUEL STORAGE TANKS – AUTO SERVICE SECTION 534 GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS SECTION 529 FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS