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Public Facilities - Zoning <br />August 8, 19^0 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />Jurisdiction Tyoe <br />Federal <br />State <br />Regional (including regional <br />operating agencies) <br />County <br />Ptirk District <br />Ot-ier Cities <br />Sniiools (outside jurisdiction) <br />Vo-tech <br />Schools (within jurisdiction) <br />Type of U^es <br />Service Branches <br />Offices <br />"Light Industry Type-uses" <br />Parks - iriciudirg buildings <br />and public access <br />Schools <br />Public Utilities <br />Streets/Roads <br />Tower Structures - <br />including water <br />Purup Stations/Lift Stations <br />Airports <br />Wells/Water Treatmeni Plants <br />Recently a suburban city to our northeast has consiacred the <br />placement of city wells in another community because of the <br />difficulty of finding well sites within its own boundaries. <br />In general, facilities of a city within their own <br />jurisdiction zoning are allowed in all districts for the <br />following reasons: <br />A) The City Council, which ultimately is responsible for <br />regulating land use, also decides locations and use of such <br />facilities. <br />B) These city services are local, anu services such as <br />parks, are generally located close to the pevs-iis they <br />se 've. <br />ALTERNA'xxVES - <br />Pol?.-’ . <br />1. Treat facilities of oth'»r governmental units tra same as <br />Orono city facilities would be treated. <br />»ry us2. Treat them in the same <br />facilities but subject to co <br />sanex,^ manner as schools. <br />3. Differentiate them fx- t. <br />within their own municipa or <br />them in a manner that woulr ' r <br />Imilar l^-:; xse in the zon^n. <br />utside V' where office > <br />buildings where light industrial is ncc allowed). <br />Orono City <br />nits in the <br />-wjnool facilities <br />aour Varies. Treat <br />* A.j* o a private owner of <br />e (i.p. no ‘r..f:c‘S locav^d <br />a" lowed/, o r.iixntenaiico-