§ 8107-20

Such offices are allowed in the O-S, A-E and R-A zones, as uses accessory to an agricultural operation, without provisions for human habitation, provided the following requirements are met:

8107-20.3.1 - An agricultural office up to 700 square feet in gross floor area that is located on the same lot as the principal agricultural use, or on an adjacent lot under the same ownership, and that meets one or more of the following criteria, is permitted by Zoning Clearance:

a.

The property is covered by a Land Conservation Act contract;

b.

The lot size is 100 acres or greater;

c.

The County Agricultural Commissioner has certified in writing that the applicant is conducting a bona fide commercial agricultural operation on or from the lot on which the agricultural office is requested.

8107-20.3.2 - Agricultural offices not meeting the above criteria (a, b or c) may be permitted pursuant to a Planning Director-approved Conditional Use Permit.

8107-20.3.3 - The gross floor area of the agricultural office shall be counted toward the cumulative gross floor area permitted for accessory structures on the lot, pursuant to Sec.8105-4.

(Add Ord. 4123—9/17/96)

8107-21 - Temporary pet vaccination clinics.

Temporary pet vaccination clinics, as provided for in Sec. 8105-5, are subject to the following regulations:

8107-21.1 - Any such clinic shall operate no more than one day in any 90-day period within a one-mile radius of a previously conducted temporary clinic.

8107-21.2 - Such clinics shall provide preventive medical care only, and shall not diagnose or treat injured, sick or diseased animals, except to the extent necessary to provide immunization or vaccination.

8107-21.3 - All vaccinations shall be performed inside a trailer or other portable structure.

8107-21.4 - Such clinics shall provide their services only during daylight hours.

8107-21.5 - Such clinics shall not disrupt normal traffic flows, and shall not result in the blocking of public rights-of-way or parking area aisles, except as allowed by permit. All related materials and facilities shall be removed on the departure of the clinic.

(Ord. No. 4407, § 5, 10-20-2009)

8107-21.6 - Facilities for the treatment and disposal of urine and fecal wastes attributable to the clinic shall be provided and utilized as necessary to keep the clinic and areas within a 100-foot radius thereof clean and free of flies and odors.

8107-21.7 - Sufficient staff, other than those administering vaccinations, shall be available at the expense of the clinic operator to control crowds, assist with the handling of animals and keep the area clean. At least two such staff shall be provided in all cases.

(Add Ord. 3749—10/29/85; Rep. as 8107-17 and Reen. as 8107-21—Ord. 3881—12/20/88)

8107-22 - Stockpiling of construction related debris and/or fill material for non-agricultural operations. 8107-22.1 - Purpose.

The purpose of this section is to establish reasonable and uniform limitations, safeguards and controls for the depositing and stockpiling of construction related debris and/or fill material onto land for temporary storage.

8107-22.2 - Application.

The purpose, intent and provisions of Section 8107-22 et seq. shall be and are hereby automatically imposed and made part of any land use permit issued by the County of Ventura for the stockpiling of construction related debris and/or fill material. This section does not apply to on-site earth moving activities that are an integral and necessary part of an on-site construction project where all required permits have been approved by a public agency in accordance with applicable state law and local adopted plans and ordinances, where such permits have authorized stockpiling.

8107-22.3 - Required permits.

No operation for stockpiling of construction related debris and/or fill material may commence without the approval of the appropriate land use permit as required by this Chapter. The issuance of a land use permit shall not relieve the permittee of the responsibility of securing and complying with any other permit which may be required by other County Ordinances, or State or Federal laws. No condition of a land use permit for uses allowed by this Chapter shall be interpreted as permitting or requiring any violation of law, or any lawful rules or regulations or orders of an authorized governmental agency. In instances where more than one set of rules applies, the stricter one shall take precedence.