Unified Development Ordinance - Currituck County Government

Chapter 4: Use StandardsSECTION 4.3: ACCESSORY USE STANDARDSSubsection 4.3.3: Specific Standards for Certain Accessory UsesT. Produce StandsThe sale of fresh vegetables and produce, as defined in the North Carolina GeneralStatutes, from curbside stands or in a similar fashion shall:(1) Be located on the same lot as a principal use;(2) Be limited to retail sale of agricultural or horticultural products;(3) Be located outside sight triangles or other areas that may result in visualobstructions to drivers;(4) Not exceed 1,000 square feet in area; and(5) Provide adequate ingress/egress and off-street parking.U. Retail Sales from a VehicleRetail sales of food or other products from a vehicle is permitted as an accessory use,provided:(1) The vehicle is located outside of the right-of-way;(2) The vehicle and any other appurtenances are removed each day after thecompletion of sales;(3) No permanent features are included as part of the use;(4) No signage or exterior lighting is used;(5) The location has sufficient space to accommodate vehicular parking and safepedestrian movement; and(6) Any retail sales of food is subject to Albemarle Regional Health Servicescertification.V. Solar Energy EquipmentSolar energy equipment shall comply with the following standards:(1) The system may be located on the roof of a principal or accessory structure,on the side of such structures, on a pole, or on the ground, subject to thedimensional standards in the district where located (see Chapter 3: ZoningDistricts).(2) The system shall comply with the maximum height standards for the zoningdistrict in which it is located, provided that a roof-mounted system shall notextend more than 15 feet above the roofline of the structure on which it ismounted.(3) Where an existing structure exceeds the applicable height limit, a solar energycollection system may be located on its roof irrespective of applicable heightstandards, provided the system extends no more than five feet above the roofsurface.(4) The area of the system shall not exceed one-half the footprint of the principalstructure or 600 square feet, whichever is greater.(5) The property owner shall be responsible for negotiating with other propertyowners in the vicinity to establish any solar easement designed to protectsolar access for the solar energy collection system.CURRITUCK COUNTY, NC UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE4.60