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CHAPTER 9 RESIDENCE ONE DISTRICT 4) Articles not produced on the premises shall not be sold on the premises. 5) Hours and intensity of operation may be limited and shall be set forth in the special use permit. 6) On -site advertising may be limited or prohibited and any restrictions thereon shall beset forth in the special use permit. 7) If the home occupation requires a license, the restrictions Imposed in the special use permit shall become a part of such license: violation of either the license requirements or special use permit shall cause forfeiture of both the license and the special use permit. 8) If a home occupation is a service business, confined to business by mail or phone. with no outside merchandise delivery, no on -site advertising, no on -site customers, and no outside employee, then the City Clerk- Administrator may process the application with staff recommendation to the council, and the council may act upon the same without a planning commission or city council hearing and without posted, published, or mailed notice. Any permit granted under this subpart shall set forth and bind the applicant to all relevant restrictive conditions. (d) Boarding (house) home - foster children. Restricted to children out of their own homes, age sixteen years or under, tared for twenty-four hours a day. The number to be cared for in one foster child boarding (house) home shall not exceed ten, including the foster family's ;own children. (t) Livestock Raising according to the following conditions: I) A minimum of one acre of land must be available. 2) Feed lots, fenced nuns, pens and similar intensively used facilities for animal raising shall not be located within 300 feet of a neighboring property. 3) Fann buildings, other than dwellings, shalt not be located within 300 feet of a neighboring property: 4) No surface water shall be allowed to run off of the area where animals are kept. 5) No other condition shall be allowed which will have a deleterious effect on surrounding property. (g) Riding Stables or Horse Raising according to the following conditions: I) Each horse kept primarily for riding shall be maintained on at least one acre of land per horse, and the land where such horse is kept shall be (a) entirely fenced so as to contain the horse within such land, and (b) adequately drained so as to cause no health hazard or nuisance to adjacent property. The fence in (a) above shall be constructed within all zoning set back lines and be more than 100 feet from any adjacent residential structure. (h) Accessory shed In excess of 120 square feet. 25 Page 76