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® ® 14 BOOK 18 P„GF 35=.: Section 4. Use of Buffer. Provided that the required buffer width and screening is maintained, a buffer may contain utilities, pedestrian and bicycle paths, and other minor or passive uses compatible with the general separation of land uses. Section 5. Schedule for Required Buffers. The specifications for each buffer type A, B, and C in the following table arc illustrated in the Appendix A to this Article. The established land use classifications are as follows: Class 1: Single family dwellings, two family dwellings, recreational uses of less than five (5) acres, *non-commercial animal confinement facilities, plant nurseries and greenhouses. Class Architecturally integrated subdivisions under single ownership, schools, public services, dormitories and residence halls, parks of five (5) acres or more, recreational facilities, fraternal lodges, churches, and community centers. Class I//: Multi-family complexes, cemeteries, planned residential developments, mobile home parks, meeting halls, nursing homes, hospitals, child care centers, and mini warehouse storage facilities. Class /V: Individual retail stores, shopping centers, office parks, restaurants, vehicle sales and services, mobile homes sales, bus stations, railway stations, convenience stores, car wash, warehousing, movie theaters, and service stations. Class V: Light and heavy manufacturing, animal hospitals, laboratories, bulk plants, processing plants, and industrial parks. Section ti. Table of Buffer Requirements. Proposed Use Existing_ Use Land Use Classifications Class l Class ❑ Class III Class IV Class V Class I NA* NA* NA* NA* NA* Class II A A A C C Class III B A A B C Class IV C C B A C Class V C C C C A x t ype A butter is required for non-commercial animal confinement Incilities. 2