03-05-2014, 03:38 AM
Any "transient accomodation" is not considered a "permitted agricultural use", regardless of any additional restrictions imposed by CC&Rs.
If that second B means actual "preparation of food for consumption by the public", a certified commercial kitchen will be required, and guess what, kitchens are also not a "permitted agricultural use".
Bottom line: any non-ag use of ag-zoned land is a "Special Use", so it's better to collect EBT, welfare, disability, or other socialist benefits.
If that second B means actual "preparation of food for consumption by the public", a certified commercial kitchen will be required, and guess what, kitchens are also not a "permitted agricultural use".
Bottom line: any non-ag use of ag-zoned land is a "Special Use", so it's better to collect EBT, welfare, disability, or other socialist benefits.