(1) Recreational activities in the urban and rural environment must be compatible with existing or proposed uses in the area and must not create a noise, traffic, visual or similar problem.

(2) No permanent structures are allowed in the natural environment.

(3) The location, design, and operation of recreational facilities shall be consistent with the purpose of the environmental designation.

(4) Access to recreational areas should emphasize both areal and linear access. Linkage of shoreline parks and public access points by means of linear access should be encouraged.

(5) Different uses within a specific recreational facility must be compatible with each other.

(6) Commercial components of the use that are not explicitly related to the recreational operation must also conform to the commercial use standards of Section 16.06.250 (Commercial and community services). (Ord. 2123, § 1 (Att.), 2021.)