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ii) Substandard parcels (under 35 acres and in existence on June 3, 1981) are permitted a house by provision of the Dane County Zoning Ordinance. { Such parcels may be permitted to divide, using the following formula: iii) The owner of a parcel or contiguous parcels totaling two (2) to thirty- five (35) acres may create one residential dwelling lot. The owner of a parcel or contiguous parcels totaling more than 35 acres may create that number of lots determined by dividing the total number of contiguous acres by 35; if the resulting quotient is a whole number plus a fraction, the owner may create the lots equal to the whole number plus one additional lot if the remaining fraction equals or exceed 18/35ths. For any fraction less than 18/35ths, only the whole number of lots may be created. This limitation runs with the land and shall be cumulative. This limitation applies to those persons or entities owning lands in the Town on June 3, 1981, and their grantees, heirs, successors and assigns. (iv) Whenever a rezoning results in reaching the maximum number of development sites available under the provisions of the above paragraph, the Town, as part of the rezoning, shall require that the balance of the parcel be deed restricted to prevent further development. (12) If the proposed residential development site meets the criteria above, a site plan will be required to ensure that all of the development concerns are adequately addressed. g. Rezoning for Commercial Development. Note: Home businesses (occupations) as defined by Dane County Zoning Ordinance (10.01.[25]) do not require local review or rezoning but do require a certificate ificate of compliance from the County Zoning Administrator. (1) Limited family businesses, as defined in the County Zoning Ordinance will be reviewed and considered as conditional use permits, which do not require rezoning. (2) Non-agricultural commercial uses must be generally related to agribusiness, mineral extraction, recreation enterprises, temporary storage of vehicles and limited outside storage of materials. Rezoning for such uses will be considered if the following criteria are met: (a) Be consistent with Town land use objectives and policies. (b) Have access to a state or county highway. (c) Provide a buffer between the commercial use and the adjacent noncommercial use. (d) Minimal conflict with nearby residences and farm operations. 7 V j