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Chapter 15.12
Zone Classification Use ChartsSections:
15.12.010 Establishment of Uses/Interpretation of Land Use Tables
15.12.011 Classification of Unlisted Uses and Clarification
15.12.015 Domestic Animals
15.12.017 Community Residential Facilities
15.12.018 Accommodation of Persons with Disabilities
15.12.019 Essential Public Facilities
15.12.020 Residential Uses
15.12.030 Recreational/Cultural Uses
15.12.040 General, Educational, Health Services Uses
15.12.050 Government/Office, Business Uses
15.12.060 Retail/Commercial Uses
15.12.070 Manufacturing Uses
15.12.080 Hazardous Materials
15.12.090 Free Trade Zones
15.12.010 Establishment of Uses/Interpretation of Land Use Tables
A. The use of a property means the purpose or activity for which the building or lot is intended, designed, arranged, occupied or maintained. All applicable requirements of this code, or other applicable State or Federal requirements, shall govern a use located in the City of SeaTac, except within the area delineated as the SeaTac City Center, in which case the City Center land use charts contained within Chapter 15.35 SMC shall apply.
B. The land use tables in this chapter determine whether a specific use is permitted in a zone classification. The zone classification is located on the top horizontal row and the specific use is located on the vertical column of these tables.
1. P – If the letter “P” appears in the box at the intersection of the column and the row, the use is permitted in that zone classification subject to review and conformance to the general requirements of this chapter.
2. C – If the letter “C” appears in the box at the intersection of the column and the row, the use is permitted in that zone classification subject to the conditional use review process and approval. (Ord. 98-1019 § 6; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.011 Classification of Unlisted Uses and Clarification
A. In creating use charts, the City has considered the characteristics of uses which make them comparable, compatible or similar to each other. The City recognizes that it is not possible to enumerate and classify every use to which land may be devoted, either now or in the future, and that ambiguity may exist with reference to the appropriate and consistent use definition and applicable standards. Therefore:
1. When any known and identifiable use is not listed as a permissible use in any classification; or
2. When any use has now come into existence by reason of any technical development in the trades, sciences and equipment; or
3. When any use already listed in the use charts which, because of any process, equipment or materials used, possesses different performance standards than those which are usually associated with the uses in the classification as presently classified and which, therefore, makes it reasonable that such a use should be placed in the more restrictive classification, it shall be the responsibility and duty of the Department of Planning and Community Development to ascertain all pertinent facts relating to any such use and make what it deems to be the appropriate process on a case-by-case basis for locating the use in the compatible zone classification.
B. Based on the above situations, the City Manager, or designee, shall review the findings of facts and conclusions, and issue a decision of one of the following actions:
1. Approve or deny the use as a similar and compatible use for that zone classification;
2. Require approval or denial through the conditional use process; or
3. Begin the process for review of an amendment to the land use charts.
C. The purpose of the review shall be to determine that the characteristics of any such use shall not be unreasonably incompatible with the type of uses permitted in surrounding areas, and for the further purpose of determining the need for stipulating such conditions that would mitigate potential impacts and reasonably assure that the basic purpose of this code shall be served.
D. Any administrative decision issued by the City Manager, or designee, can be appealed to the City Hearing Examiner, as stated in SMC 15.22.060(J)(8).
E. On an annual basis, the City Manager, or designee, shall review and bring forward any recommended revisions or interpretations for uses to the Planning Commission. Additionally, every five (5) years, the City Manager, or designee, shall present a comprehensive review of the Zoning Code to the Planning Commission for consideration of necessary revisions due to lack of specificity or ambiguity in the adopted standards and their impacts. (Ord. 95-1012 § 1; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.015 Domestic Animals
Domestic animals as defined and limited at SMC 15.10.180 are permitted outright in all zone classifications within the City. (Ord. 97-1010 § 2)
15.12.017 Community Residential Facilities
A. “Group homes” in the City of SeaTac are classified as “community residential facilities (CRF).” Community residential facilities include all uses defined by SMC 15.10.130, including housing for persons with disabilities, children and domestic abuse shelters. CRFs do not include overnight shelters (as defined by SMC 15.10.440), halfway houses (as defined by SMC 15.10.298), or facilities providing alcohol and drug detoxification (defined as convalescent centers by SMC 15.10.155). Transitional housing is also classified as a separate use (under SMC 15.10.649), unless such housing is for victims of domestic violence, for children, or for the disabled. Secure community transition facilities are neither group homes nor transitional housing; they are classified as a separate use under SMC 15.10.561.05.
B. CRFs are divided into two categories, I or II, based on size and occupancy.
1. Community Residential Facilities I (CRF I).
a. CRF I are single-family structures, allowed in all residential and commercial zones. CRF I may house up to five (5) residents plus two (2) caregivers, with the special exception that State-licensed adult family homes and foster family homes are exempt from the City’s numerical limit.
b. Additionally, special exceptions to the limit on the number of occupants of a CRF I may be granted for persons with disabilities pursuant to the accommodation procedure provided in SMC 15.12.018.
c. In the single-family zone, CRF I are required to be a single-family structure compatible with the surrounding area. In the low density multi-family zone, CRF I are required to maintain residential character.
2. Community Residential Facilities II (CRF II). CRF II are not subject to any numerical occupancy limit and are permitted in the high density multi-family and commercial zones. (See SMC 15.12.020, Use #008a). (Ord. 02-1029 § 2; Ord. 01-1011 § 2; Ord. 99-1005 § 14)
15.12.018 Accommodation of Persons with Disabilities
A. Purpose. The City recognizes the need to make reasonable exceptions to its Zoning Code, if requested, to accommodate the special needs of persons with disabilities.
B. Application. Such exceptions may include:
1. Increasing the number of nonrelated persons allowed to live together in a single-family house;
2. Reducing setback requirements to retrofit a house with handicap accessible facilities;
3. Other modifications to the Zoning Code necessary to afford a person with a disability an equal opportunity to use and enjoy a dwelling, provided such modification does not reduce public safety nor keep the intent of the code from being met.
C. Authority. Exceptions from code requirements are made pursuant to the requirements of the Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, 42 U.S.C. Section 3604(f)(3)(B); and Washington Law Against Discrimination, Chapter 29.60 RCW for persons with disabilities as defined by Federal law in 42 U.S.C. Section 3602(h). See SMC 15.10.176 for the definition of disability.
D. Accommodation Procedure.
1. Request for Accommodation. Any person claiming to have a disability, or someone acting on his or her behalf, who wishes to be excused from an otherwise applicable requirement of this Zoning Code must provide the Planning Director with verifiable documentation of the disability and need for accommodation.
2. Decision Process.
a. Director Authority. If disability and need for accommodation are demonstrated, the Planning Director, in consultation with the City Attorney, is hereby authorized to vary, modify, or waive the provisions of the Zoning Code, in order to provide reasonable accommodation necessary to afford a disabled person the opportunity to use a dwelling.
b. Prompt Action. The Director shall act promptly on the request for accommodation.
c. No Fee. The Director shall not charge a fee for responding to such request.
d. Appeal. The Director’s decision shall constitute final action by the City on the request for accommodation, and review of that decision will be available only in court. An action seeking review must be filed no more than twenty-one (21) days after the director’s decision.
3. Decision Criteria.
a. Reasonable Response. The city’s duty to accommodate is an affirmative one, and the Director is thereby authorized to provide accommodations in a thoughtful and reasonable manner.
b. No Loss of Code Purpose or Safety. No reasonable accommodation shall be provided to any chapter of the Zoning Code, or other code adopted pursuant thereto, which does not substantially accomplish the purposes of that chapter or which would reduce the public safety.
c. Burden of Proof on Applicant. The applicant shall have the burden of establishing that the proposed modification, waiver, or variance accomplishes substantially the same purpose without reduction of safety.
d. Minimum Accommodation Needed. The accommodation shall be the minimum necessary to grant relief to the applicant.
4. Procedure Upon Change of Use.
a. Accommodation Personal Unless Similar Use Re-established within Six (6) Months. The accommodation provided shall be personal to the applicant and shall not run with the land; provided, however, that a change in a residential structure necessary to accommodate the operation of a residential care provider to the disabled may be continued by future operations of similar facilities at the site which establish the same use within six (6) months of the date the prior use by disabled persons or residential care provider ceases.
b. Structure May Be Required to Be Brought Back Into Compliance. The Director may direct that any physical change in the structure which would otherwise be illegal under the Zoning Code, or other section of the SeaTac Municipal Code, be brought into compliance six (6) months after the date of sale or transfer of a residential structure to a person or entity not qualifying for the protections of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Fair Housing Act (FHA) and the Washington Law Against Discrimination (WLAD). (Ord. 99-1005 § 15)
15.12.019 Essential Public Facilities
Uses listed in the land use tables (SMC 15.12.020 through 15.12.070) may also be classified as essential public facilities and be subject to the CUP-EPF siting process (SMC 15.22.035). (Ord. 02-1029 § 12)
15.12.020 Residential Uses
ZONES:
UH – Urban High Density
O/CM – Office/Commercial Medium
P – Park
NB – Neighborhood Business
BP – Business Park
MHP – Mobile Home Park
CB – Community Business
O/C/MU – Office/Commercial/Mixed Use
UL – Urban Low Density
ABC – Aviation Business Center
T – Townhouse
UM – Urban Medium Density
I – Industrial/Manufacturing
P – Permitted Use; C – Conditional Use Permit
USE #
LAND USE
ZONES
P
MHP
UL
UM
UH
NB
CB
ABC
I
O/CM
BP
O/C/MU
T
RESIDENTIAL USES
001
Single Detached
Dwelling Unit
P(1,7,9)
P(1,7,9, 13)
P*(13)
P*(13)
001.1
Single Attached Dwelling Unit
P*
P*
002
Duplex
P
P*
C
P*
P*
003
Townhouses
P
P*
C
P*
P*
P*
P*
P*
004
Multi-Family
P
P*(10)
C
P*(8)
C*(8)
P*(8)
P*(12)
005
Senior Citizen Multi
C
P
P*
C
P*
P*
P*
P*
006
Manufactured/Modular Home
P(9)
P(9)
P(9)
006.1
Mobile Home (nonHUD)
P(9)
007
Bed and Breakfast/
Guesthouse
P(2)
P(2)
P*(2)
P(2)
C*
P*(2)
008
Community Residential Facility I
P(3)
P(3)
P*(3)
P(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
008a
Community Residential Facility II
P*
C
P*
P*
P*
P (12)
008b
Transitional Housing
C*(14)
P*(14)
P*(14)
C*(14)
008c
Halfway House
C*(11)
C*(11)
C*(11)
009
Overnight Shelter
C*(11)
C*(11)
C*(11)
010
Convalescent Center/
Nursing Home
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
011
Mobile Home Park
P
C(4)
C(4)
C*(4)
013
College Dormitory
C
P*
P*
P*
P*
P*(6)
P*
ACCESSORY USES
018
Home Occupation
P(6)
P(6)
P*(6)
P*(6)
P*(6)
019
Shed/Garage
P(5)
P(5)
P*(5)
* See Chapters 15.13 and 15.35 SMC for additional development standards.
(1) Accessory living quarters permitted with the following restrictions (Ref. SMC 15.10.017):
a. No more than forty-five percent (45%) of the total square footage in the main dwelling unit;
b. Must be contained within the primary dwelling or significantly attached to the primary dwelling;
c. Primary dwelling must be owner-occupied;
d. Kitchen permitted as component.
(2) Standards for Bed and Breakfast:
a. Number of guests limited to six (6), with no more than three (3) bedrooms;
b. Parking area for three (3) nonresident vehicles, and screened;
c. Proof of King County Health Department approval;
d. Breakfast is only meal served for paying guest.
(3) Standards for Community Residential Facilities I:
a. No more than five (5) nonsupport people, unless as modified pursuant to requirement (3)(e)**;
b. No more than two (2) support people**;
c. Any parking spaces in excess of two shall be screened and not visible from public streets;
d. In UL zone, house shall be a single-family structure compatible with the surrounding area; in UM zone, house shall maintain residential character;
e. Reasonable accommodation shall be made for persons with disabilities as required by State and Federal law. See SMC 15.12.018 for accommodation procedure.
** (a) and (b) do not apply to State-licensed adult family homes and foster family homes.
(4) A park outside established or proposed mobile home park zone is permitted after approval through the CUP process.
(5) Limited to one thousand (1,000) gsf and a twenty (20) foot height limit (highest point) except as allowed under SMC 15.13.105(B).
(6) See Chapter 15.17 SMC for standards and limitations.
(7) Efficiency unit permitted within primary dwelling, not exceeding twenty-five percent (25%) of gross square feet of dwelling.
(8) Ground floor uses must be retail, service, or commercial uses as described in SMC 15.13.107.
(9) See Chapter 15.26 SMC for additional development standards.
(10) For new development and redevelopment residential projects that are located in the UH-UCR zone, at least fifty percent (50%) of the building’s ground floor shall be a retail, service, or commercial use as described in SMC 15.13.107.
(11) As part of the CUP process a threshold determination will be made as to whether an essential public facility (EPF) siting process is needed. See SMC 15.22.035. These requirements shall not be construed to limit the appropriate use of schools and other facilities for emergency shelters in disaster situations.
(12) Permitted only as part of a mixed use development, as described in SMC 15.35.620, and arranged on-site as described in SMC 15.35.610.
(13) Small lot single-family development allowed subject to design standards in SMC 15.19.760.
(14) Must have adequate on-site and program management, and satisfactory written policies and procedures, including those describing tenant selection, assistance, denial or termination, and housing safety standards. Screening must not allow as residents persons who have been classified as Class III sexual offenders.
(Ord. 01-1001 § 3; Ord. 00-1033 § 2; Ord. 99-1050 § 5; Ord. 99-1005 § 4; Ord. 98-1017 § 1; Ord. 97-1008 § 5; Ord. 95-1016 § 11; Ord. 94-1006 § 10; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.030 Recreational/Cultural Uses
ZONES:
UH – Urban High Density
O/CM – Office/Commercial Medium
P – Park
NB – Neighborhood Business
BP – Business Park
MHP – Mobile Home Park
CB – Community Business
O/C/MU – Office/Commercial/Mixed Use
UL – Urban Low Density
ABC – Aviation Business Center
T – Townhouse
UM – Urban Medium Density
I – Industrial/Manufacturing
P – Permitted Use; C – Conditional Use Permit; SDO – Special District Overlay Rules
USE #
LAND USE
ZONES
P
MHP
UL
UM
UH
NB
CB
ABC
I
O/CM
BP
O/C/MU
T
RECREATIONAL/CULTURAL USES
022
Community Center
P
C
C*
P
P*
P*(2)
P*
P*
C*
023
Golf Course
P
C
C*
P*
024
Theater
P(2)
P
P*
P*(2)
P
P*
C*
025
Drive-In Theater
P*
026
Stadium/Arena
C
C*
C
C*
P*
027
Amusement Park
C(1)
C*
C*
C*
028
Library
P
P
C*
P
P*
P*
P*
C*
P*
C*
029
Museum
C
C*
P
P*
P*
P*
C*
030
Conference/
Convention Center
P
P*
P*
P
P*
C*(2)
031
Cemetery
C
C
C*
C
P*
P*
032
Private/Public Stable
P
SDO
033
Park
P
P
P
P
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
P*
034
Church
C
C
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
P*(2)
P*
C*
035
Church Accessory
C(2,3)
C(2,3)
C*(3)
P(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
P*
C*(2)
036
Recreational Center
P
C
C*
C*
C
P*
P*(2)
P
P*
P*(1)
P*
036.5
Health Club
C*(2)
P
P*
P*
P(2)
P*
P*
P*
037
Arcade (Games/Food)
P
P*(2)
P
P*(2)
P*(2)
P*(2)
P*(2)
P*(2)
* See Chapters 15.13 and 15.35 SMC for additional development standards.
(1) Site must be adjacent to an improved arterial.
(2) Accessory to primary use not to exceed twenty percent (20%) of total building square footage.
(3) May include an overnight shelter, not to exceed twenty percent (20%) of total building square footage, providing an operating plan is approved ensuring there are no significant traffic or noise impacts to neighbors, and that health and safety standards are met.
(Ord. 02-1043 § 1; Ord. 00-1033 § 3; Ord. 99-1050 § 5; Ord. 99-1005 § 5; Ord. 95-1016 § 12; Ord. 93-1014 § 6; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.040 General, Educational, Health Services Uses
ZONES:
UH – Urban High Density
O/CM – Office/Commercial Medium
P – Park
NB – Neighborhood Business
BP – Business Park
MHP – Mobile Home Park
CB – Community Business
O/C/MU – Office/Commercial/Mixed Use
UL – Urban Low Density
ABC – Aviation Business Center
T – Townhouse
UM – Urban Medium Density
I – Industrial/Manufacturing
P – Permitted Use; C – Conditional Use Permit
USE #
LAND USE
ZONES
P
MHP
UL
UM
UH
NB
CB
ABC
I
O/CM
BP
O/C/MU
T
GENERAL USES
041
Wireless
Telecommunications Facility (**)C/P
(6)
C/P
(6)
C/P(6)
C/P(6)
C/P*(6)
P/C(7)
P/C*(7)
P/C*(7)
P/C(7)
P/C*(7)
P/C*(7)
P/C*
(7)
C/P*(6)
042
Communications Facility
Mr.-P
Mjr.-C
Mr.-P
Mjr.-C
Mr.-P
Mjr.-C*
Mr.-P
Mjr.-C
Mr.-P
Mjr.-P*
Mr.-P
Mjr.-P*
Mr.-P
Mjr.-P
P*
P*
P*
Mr.-P
Mjr.-C*
043
Dry Cleaner
P*(1, 2)
P
P*
P*(1)
P*(2)
P*(2)
P*(2)
P*(2)
044
Auto Repair
C
P*
P
045
Auto Service
P
P*
P*(1)
P
046
Funeral Home/
CrematoryC
P
P*
P*(1)
P
P*(2)
047
Veterinary Clinic
P
P*
P*(1)
P
P*(2)
C*
048
Kennel
P
P*
049
Day Care I
P(3,5)
P(3,5)
P*(3,5)
P(3,5)
P*(1,3,5)
P*(2,3,5)
P*(3,5)
P*(2, 3,5)
P*(2,3, 5)
050
Day Care II
C(3)
P(3)
P*(3)
P(3)
P*(3)
P*(3)
P*(2, 3)
P*(2, 3)
P*(2,3)
051
General Repair
P
P*
P*(1)
P
P*(2)
EDUCATIONAL USES
055
Elementary – Jr. High
C
C
C*
C*
056
High School
C
C
C*
P
C*
C*
057
Vocational School
C
P*
C*
C
P*(2)
C*
P*(2)
058
Specialized Instruction School
P/C(4)
P/C(4)
P/C*(4)
P
P*
P*
P
P*(2)
C*
P*(2)
059
College/University
C
C
C*
P*
P*
P*
C*
P*(2)
HEALTH SERVICES USES
062
Office/Outpatient Clinic
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
064
Hospital
P
P*
P*
C*
P*
065
Medical/Dental Lab
C*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
P*(2)
066
Miscellaneous Health
P
P*
P*
C*
C*
C*
* See Chapters 15.13 and 15.35 SMC for additional development standards.
(**) See Chapter 15.31 SMC for additional development standards.
(1) Accessory to primary use not to exceed twenty percent (20%) of primary square footage.
(2) Permitted as a part of a mixed use development.
(3) Day Care I: DSHS license required.
Day Care II: DSHS license required/SEPA review required.
(4) Limited to three (3) students per day except as allowed within old school facilities subject to a Conditional Use Permit.
(5) Except as provided pursuant to SMC 15.10.166 for family day care.
(6) WTFs in low intensity zones are permitted uses if they are microcells or are located on water towers or school buildings higher than thirty (30) feet; WTFs in low intensity zones are conditional uses in all other cases, requiring a minor CUP if located on a utility pole or on an existing WTF support structure, and a major CUP if located on a new WTF support structure or an existing building. See SMC 15.31.030.
(7) WTFs in high intensity zones are permitted uses if they are microcells, or are located on an existing WTF support structure, water tower, school building higher than thirty (30) feet in height, or existing other building. WTFs in high intensity zones located on utility poles, or on a new WTF support structure require a minor CUP. See SMC 15.31.030.
(Ord. 00-1033 § 4; Ord. 99-1050 § 5; Ord. 97-1013 § 19; Ord. 95-1016 § 13; Ord. 94-1030 § 2; Ord. 94-1006 § 11; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.050 Government/Office, Business Uses
ZONES:
UH – Urban High Density
O/CM – Office/Commercial Medium
P – Park
NB – Neighborhood Business
BP – Business Park
MHP – Mobile Home Park
CB – Community Business
O/C/MU – Office/Commercial/Mixed Use
UL – Urban Low Density
ABC – Aviation Business Center
T – Townhouse
UM – Urban Medium Density
I – Industrial/Manufacturing
P – Permitted Use; C – Conditional Use Permit
USE #
LAND USE
ZONES
P
MHP
UL
UM
UH
NB
CB
ABC
I
O/CM
BP
O/C/MU
T
GOVERNMENT/OFFICE USES
071
Social Service Office
C*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
C*(1)
P*
072
Public Agency Office
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
C*(1)
P*
073
Public Agency Yard
C(2)
P(4)
P*
C*
P
C*
C*
C*
074
Public Archives
C(3)
C
P*
P*
P
P*
C*
P*
075
Court
P*
P*
P
P*
C*(1)
P*
076
Police Facility
P
C
P
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
077
Fire Facility
P
C
P
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*
079
Helipad/Airport and Facilities
P
080
Utility Use
C
C
C*
C
C*
P*
P
C*
C*
C*
081
Utility Substation
C*
C
P*
P*
P
C*
C*
C*
082
Financial Institution
P
P*
P*
P
P*
C*(1)
P*
083
City Hall
P
C*
C*
P*
P*
P*
C*
P*
083.5
Secure Community
Transition Facility
C*(5)
C*(5)
C(5)
C*(5)
C*(5)
BUSINESS SERVICES USES
084
Landscaping Business
P*
P*
P
P*
085
Butterfly/Moth Breeding
P
P*
P*
P
086
Construction/Trade
C*
P*(1)
P
C*
087
Truck Terminal
C*
P*(1)
P
C*
088
Airport Support Facility
P*
089
Warehouse/Storage
C
C*
P*
P
C*
P*
090
Professional Office
P*
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*(1)
P*
091
Heavy Equipment Rental
C*
P
092
Misc. Equipment Rental Facility
C
P*
P
P*(1)
093
Auto Rental/Sales
P*
P*(1)
P
C*(1)
094
Public/Private Parking
C
P*
P*
P
C*(1)
095
Motor Freight Repair
P
096
Heavy Equipment Repair
P
097
R and D/Testing
C
C*
P*
P
C*
P*
098
Commercial/Industrial Accessory Uses
P
P*
P*
P
C*
* See Chapters 15.13 and 15.35 SMC for additional development standards.
(1) Accessory to primary use not to exceed twenty percent (20%) of primary use.
(2) A public agency yard located on property within the park zone may be used as a combined maintenance facility for park and nonpark purposes; provided, that the facility shall be no more expansive than that which is reasonably expected to be needed for park maintenance when park facilities are fully developed.
(3) A public archives facility located on property within the park zone is limited to existing structures.
(4) Applies only to City of SeaTac Public Works Maintenance Facility located at the Glacier High School site, on an interim basis. The City of SeaTac shall be allowed to expand the maintenance facility at that site to the extent authorized by the City Council; until such time as a replacement facility at another site is operational.
(5) Secure community transition facilities are subject to the CUP-EPF siting process (SMC 15.22.035).
(Ord. 02-1043 § 2; Ord. 02-1029 § 3; Ord. 00-1033 § 5; Ord. 99-1050 § 5; Ord. 98-1025 § 1; Ord. 97-1011 § 5; Ord. 95-1016 § 14; Ord. 94-1010 § 1; Ord. 93-1036 § 2; Ord. 93-1014 § 7; Ord. 92-1041 § 1)
15.12.060 Retail/Commercial Uses
ZONES:
UH – Urban High Density
O/CM – Office/Commercial Medium
P – Park
NB – Neighborhood Business
BP – Business Park
MHP – Mobile Home Park
CB – Community Business
O/C/MU – Office/Commercial/Mixed Use
UL – Urban Low Density
ABC – Aviation Business Center
T – Townhouse
UM – Urban Medium Density
I – Industrial/Manufacturing
P – Permitted Use; C – Conditional Use Permit
USE #
LAND USE
ZONES
P
MHP
UL
UM
UH
NB
CB
ABC
I
O/CM
BP
O/C/MU
T
RETAIL/COMMERCIAL USES
101
Hotel/Motel and
Associated Uses
C*
P
P*
P*
P*
C*
C*
102
Forest Products
P(3)
P*(3)
C(1)
P*(6)
103
Hardware/Garden Material
P
P*
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
104
Department/Variety Store
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
105
Food Store
P*(8)
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
106
Agricultural Crop Sales (Farm Only)
P
P*
107
Auto/Boat Dealer
P*
P
C*(6)
108
Auto Supply Store
P
P*
P
C*(6)
C*(9)
109
Gasoline/Service Station
P
P*
P
110
Apparel/Accessory Store
P*
P*(2)
P*
P*(9)
111
Furniture Store
P*
P*
P*(9)
112
Fast Food/Restaurant
C*(2,4)
P*
P*
P
P*(6)
P*(2)
P*(4,9)
P*(4,9)
112.1
Retail Food Shop
P*(8)
P
P*
P*
P*
P*(2)
P*(9)
112.2
Tavern
P(8)
P*
P*
C*
P*(9)
113
Drug Store
P
P*
P*
P*(6)
P*(2)
P*(9)
P*(9)
114
Liquor Store
P*
P*
C*
115
Antique/Secondhand Store
P
P*
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
116
Sporting Goods and Related Stores
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
117
Media Material
P*(7)
P
P*
P*(2)
P*
P*(9)
118
Jewelry Store
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
119
Hobby/Toy Store
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
120
Photographic and
Electronic Store
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
121
Fabric Store
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
122
Florist Shop
P*(7)
P
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
123
Pet Store
P*
P*(2)
P*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
124
Wholesale/Bulk Store
C*
C*
P
C*(6)
P*(9)
125
Beauty Salon
C*(8)
P
P*
P*
C*(6)
P*(9)
P*(9)
125.1
Laundromat
P*(7)
P
P*
P*
P*(9)
125.2
Espresso Stand
P*(2)
P
P*
P*
P
P*
P*
P*(9)
P*
125.3
Comm. Marine Supply