The uses allowed in each of the zoning districts established in Table 1104.03.1: Use Table are defined as follows:
(a) Table Symbology. Table 1104.03.1: Use Table is arranged according to the following symbols established in Table 1104.02.1: Use Table Symbology.
Table 1104.02.1: Use Table Symbology
Symbol | Meaning | Description |
P | Permitted by-Right | A "P" in a district column indicates that a use is permitted by right by staff. These uses are subject to all other applicable regulations of the Zoning Code. |
L | Permitted as a Limited Use | An "L"in a district column indicates that a use is permitted by right by staff as a limited use, it is meets the applicable use-specific standards. These uses are subject to all other applicable regulations of this Zoning Code. |
C | Permitted as a Conditional Use | A "C" in a district column indicates that a use requires a conditional use permit subject to the discretion of the Board of Zoning Appeals. In addition to the conditions provided by the Board of Zoning Appeals, these uses may have applicable use-specific standards provided in Chapter Use - Specific Standards, Accessory Uses, and Temporary Uses. All conditional uses are subject to all other applicable regulations of this Zoning Code. |
Prohibited | A blank cell in a district column indicates that a use is prohibited in the district. | |
- | Not Required | A “ - “ in a district column indicates that a minimum parking ration is not required for a particular use. |
(b) Standards Column. The "Standards" column provides a reference to associated standards for certain uses allowed by right and for conditional uses. Where a blank space is in the column, there is no associated standard. Where there is information in the column, there are associated standards.
(c) Unlisted Uses. If a proposed use is not specifically listed in Table 1104.03.1: Use Table, the Community Development Director shall determine whether the use is allowed or not allowed. This determination shall be based upon the similarity in nature and character to one or more uses that are listed in Table 1104.03.1: Use Table.
(1) In making this determination, the Community Development Director may consider whether the use has similar visual, traffic, environmental, parking, employment, and other impacts as an expressly listed use.
(2) The Community Development Director may also refer to empirical studies or generally accepted planning or engineering sources (e.g., American Planning Association's publication, "A Planner's Dictionary") in making this determination.
(3) Unauthorized if Prohibited
A. If the Community Development Director determines that a proposed use does not fit within a given use type and is not functionally the same as an allowed, accessory, conditional, or temporary use, then the use is a prohibited use.
B. The Community Development Director's determination may be appealed pursuant to Section 1130.04 .