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s ORDINANCE 2010-453 AN ORDINANCE DELETING, ADDING AND AMENDING AN ARTICLE AND SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 90, ZONING AND LAND USE THE CITY OF HUGO ORDAINS: Section 1. The City Council of the City of Hugo does hereby delete Section 90-97 Low Density Residential (R-2), Section 90-207, Auto Service Station, Section 90-215/216 Rural Preservation Program, Section 90-252, Office, Clinic and Professional Services, Section 90-258, Religious Worship Facility, and Section 90-264 Shopping Centers. Section 2. The City Council of the City of Hugo does hereby add Section 90-221.1 Drive- through Business and Section 90-276 Farmhand Living Quarters, to state the following: 90- 276 Farmhand Living Quarters On properties 20 acres or more in size, located in the Future Urban Service, Rural Residential, Agricultural, and Long Term Agricultural Districts a second dwelling shall be allowed for living quarters for a farmhand. The second dwelling shall only be allowed with approval of an interim use permit upon finding that the following conditions have been met: a) The primary use of the property shall be a bona fide agricultural operation of sufficient size to necessitate the assistance of a farmhand. b) The living quarters shall be for employees hired to conduct work on the farm or members of the family. c) The living quarters shall not be used or rented out for any purpose other than agriculture. d) The living quarters shall meet all zoning and building code requirements e) There shall be no variances involved in the request. f) Within 12 months of the date that agricultural operations on the property cease, the second dwelling shall be removed or the property shall be subdivided and meet all code requirements. Sec 90-221.1 Drive-through businesses (a) It is unlawful for any person to construct or operate a drive-through business, except in accordance with this regulation. (b) The main entrance to all drive-through businesses must be located on a state highway, county road, or city commercial collector street. (c) The minimum lot width of a drive-through business shall be 150 feet. (d) All traffic utilizing the business, including vehicle parking, stacking and waiting areas, shall be provided for on site and off public roads, alleys, and other easements. (e) The drive-through lane shall provide a minimum of 180 feet of drive aisle stacking space. The lane shall include the stacking area, order box and pick-up window. The lane shall be at least 200 feet from a residentially zoned property and meet all setback requirements. If