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SECTION 10.12 A -1 AGRICULTURE DISTRICT. (1) PERMITTED USES. (a) Single family detached dwelling units. (b) Agricultural uses. (c) Utility services. (d) Home occupations, subject to the provisions of § 10.126 (1)(d). (e) Accessory buildings including private garages and buildings clearly incidental to a permitted use on the premises. Such buildings shall not be used for residential purposes. (f) A building to be used for the storage of personal property owned by the owner of the land, but not for the storage of goods or merchandise considered to be a dealer's inventory or machinery or equipment used off of the premises for other than agricultural purposes. An accessory building can be built on parcels of land in the A -1 Agriculture District without the necessity of there being a residence on the property. (g) The seasonal storage of recreational equipment and motor vehicles owned by private individuals other than those residing on the premises, such storage to be in existing accessory farm buildings. The storage of a dealer's inventory or the construction of any new buildings for storage shall be considered a commercial use and subject to the provisions of this ordinance. (2) CONDITIONAL USES permitted in the A -1 Agriculture District. (a) Mineral extraction operations, hot mix blacktop plants and ready -mix concrete plants, subject to the provisions of § 10.126 (2) (a) (b) Radio, television transmitting towers, microwave towers, community television antenna including the buildings or structures necessary for their operation but not including buildings for offices, studios or the like. The Committee may grant the permit if it finds that the tower, if it falls, will not fall on a public road right -of -way or an adjacent property. (c) Buildings for private clubs, fraternities and associations, provided such facilities are open to members only and do not provide a service which would normally be provided as a business and that such buildings be located not less than 100 feet from any lot in a residence district. (d) Dumping grounds, sanitary land fill sites, demolition material disposal sites and incinerator sites. These shall also comply with § 60.72 of the Wis. Stats. and shall meet the minimum standards as adopted by State Department of Natural Resources pursuant to Sections 144.43 and 144.44 of the Wis. Stats.