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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I G. Sanitary land fill. H. Electrical transmission lines of 69 KV or more, I. Milling and processing of lumber, but not including the manufacture of wood products and provided that no commercial signs are authorized,. J. Drilling and boring for oil and other minerals. K. Hospitals. L. Junk ya rds. 1.1. Radio and television transmitting towers, 3.14. Minimum Lot Area: A. For dwelling units - 35 acres per dwelling unit as related to uses permitted by right or larger if required by on-site percolations tests or other require- ments of the Colorado Department of Health and the local health authority, ex- cept that dwelling units located in recreational resorts developed in accord- ance with Section 6, of this resolution may be permitted to a maximum density of one unit per acre of gross residential land area if central water treatment facilities are provided for all dwelling units which are satisfactory to the Colorado Department of Health and the local health authority and no lot shall be built upon for any purpose unless it is served water distribution and such collection and treatment facilities, or meets the specific requirements for similar units spelled out in the Lake County Subdivision Regulations. B. For all other uses - subject to approval by the Colorado Department of Health and the 1 oca 1 health authority, I-M - INDUSTRIAL MINING 3.61. Uses Permitted by Right: A. Any scientific research, manufacturing, compounding, storage of products or raw materials, fabrication, assembling, processing, or treatment of products, distribution, wholesaling, food or beverage processing, or similar types of uses, but not to include junk yards. B. I~ining, concentrating, refining, or mixing for shipment of peat moss, minerals, sand and gravel or other materials subject to all applicable State and Federal regulations for health and safety, C. Accessory uses and structures. D. Parking and loading areas. E. Tailing piles or ponds SUbject to State, Federal and local regulations per- taining to health, safety and pollution of water and air. F. Outdoor storage of equipment and materials used in the operation of the per- mitted use. e. Owe 11 i ng uni t occupi ed by the ownet', opera tor or caretaker of the permitted use, H. Such other uses as are customarily required to conduct operation of the per- mitted use such as, but not restricted to, cafeteria, locker rooms, shower facilities, offices, warehouses, repair facilities, power plants, transformers, etc. I. Drilling and boring for oil and other minerals including exploratory drilling and bod ng. A-6 ,