(1) Tracts and easements containing hazardous liquid and gas transmission pipelines and required setbacks from such pipelines may include the following uses, subject to other regulations applicable to each use and approval of the holder of the easement: utility structures not normally occupied necessary for the operation of the pipeline, landscaping, trails, parks, open space, keeping of animals, agriculture, forestry, commercial signage, minor communication facilities and the utility structures not normally occupied necessary for the operation of the minor communication facility, and other compatible uses as specified on the face of the recorded plat or short plat; provided, that structures designed for human occupancy shall never be allowed within pipeline tracts, easements or setbacks.

(2) Hazardous liquid and gas transmission pipelines shall not be located in aquifer recharge areas, landslide hazard areas or erosion hazard areas. When it is impractical to avoid such areas, special engineering precautions should be taken to protect public health, safety and welfare. (Ord. 42-02 § 2 (21A.14.225))