§ 190-122. Motels and bed-and-breakfast residences.

A. 

Motels.

(1) 

The minimum lot area for a motel shall be two acres.

(2) 

Each rentable unit shall have one room with not less than 150 square feet of floor area and a bathroom of not less than 25 square feet of floor area.

(3) 

Accessory uses may be permitted on the same lot as the motel and may include a swimming pool, motel office, eating facilities for the guests and permanent living quarters for one family.

(4) 

Lot dimensions.

(a) 

Minimum lot area: two acres.

(b) 

Minimum lot width and depth: 200 feet each.

(c) 

Minimum yard requirements:

[1] 

Front yard: 50 feet.

[2] 

Rear yard: 30 feet.

[3] 

Side yard: 30 feet (each).

(5) 

One motel unit may be permitted for every 700 square feet of lot area.

B. 

Bed-and-breakfast residence.

[Added 5-4-1988]

(1) 

Bed-and-breakfast residences are permitted under a special use permit on a temporary one-year-renewable basis.

(2) 

Permitted bed-and-breakfast residences are nontransferable and may be operated only if they comply with the following conditions:

(a) 

There shall be no more than three rooms occupied in the residence.

(b) 

The minimum square footage of each room shall be 120 square feet.

(c) 

The quarters to be utilized by the guest or the occupants of the premises shall not be permitted in any accessory structure.

(d) 

The use by guests shall be no longer than seven consecutive calendar days.

(e) 

The serving of meals to paying guests shall be limited to breakfast.

(f) 

One off-street parking space shall be provided for each room or rooms designated as a living quarter in addition to the parking spaces for the off-street parking spaces for the residences.

(g) 

No inventory of goods produced off the premises shall be maintained for sale on the premises.

(h) 

Only one nonilluminated identification sign shall be permitted. Such sign shall not be larger than four square feet.