(a)

The symbols below, as used in section 36-93, Table of Permitted Uses by District, have the following meanings:

(b)

NAICS Coding. The North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS), as maintained by the U.S. Census Bureau, is used in this section to clarify specific land uses permitted within a district. A full NAICS code consists of six (6) digits describing a hierarchy of related industries (e.g., 488490, Truck terminals, and 488111, Air traffic control, are both contained under 488, Support activities for transportation, which is part of industry sector 48, Transportation). For codes listed herein that are shorter than six (6) digits, all sub-categories are included in the land use (e.g., 315, Apparel manufacturing, includes 3151, Apparel knitting mills, and 315292, Fur and leather apparel manufacturing).

(1)

Conflict. If any definition under NAICS conflicts with this zoning ordinance, the definition as used in this chapter shall control.

(Ord. No. H-07-01, § 4.01, 7-24-07; Ord. No. H-10-07, § IIA, 11-23-10)

(a)

[Reserved.]

(b)

Use groups. The permitted uses of land in section 36-93, Table of Permitted Uses by District, have been organized, for ease of use and convenience, into use groups based upon certain shared characteristics. These use groups are described as such:

(1)

Residential uses. These uses primarily involve housing of various types and densities, and associated uses typically found in a residential neighborhood.

(2)

Office, service, and community uses. Community uses are public-owned or operated uses; uses of a not-for-profit nature; uses that involve benefits or services generally provided to a significant portion of the population; or uses that serve as focal or gathering points for the community. Office or service uses are privately owned or operated uses of a for-profit nature, such as personal service establishments, medical and professional offices, workshops and studios, and similar associated uses.

(3)

Commercial uses. These are uses of a generally for-profit nature and may include retail sales, food service, entertainment, repair services, and similar associated uses.

(4)

Industrial, research, and laboratory uses. These are uses that are generally of a light manufacturing, research, warehousing, or wholesaling character, or that involve compounding, processing, packaging, assembly, storage, or treatment of products or materials.

(5)

Other uses. These are uses that, because of unusual character, intensity, or nuisance potential, do not fit well into the preceding use groups.

(c)

Uses not cited. Uses not listed in any district shall be evaluated under the provisions of section 36-292.

(Ord. No. H-07-01, § 4.02, 7-24-07)

(Ord. No. H-07-01, § 4.03, 7-24-07; Ord. No. H-10-07, § IIB, 11-23-10; Ord. No. H-16-01, § 1A, 10-11-16; Ord. No. H-19-01, § 1, 1-22-19; Ord. No. H-23-03, 10-24-23)

(a)

Large vehicles. Vehicles in excess of eighteen (18) feet in length, including unoccupied house trailers, buses, converted buses, and boats, shall not be parked or stored in an open area of any residential zoning district for a period of more than forty-eight (48) hours, unless a permit has been issued by the building and engineering department. The permit shall be valid for a period not to exceed ten (10) consecutive days out of any ninety-day period and shall be conspicuously posted in the parked or stored vehicle.

(b)

Highway trailers. Commercial highway trailers shall not be parked or stored on residentially-zoned property at any time.

(c)

Junk and scrap storage. It shall be prohibited in all residentially-zoned districts to park or store wrecked or junked vehicles, power-driven construction equipment, used lumber or metal, or any other miscellaneous scrap or salvageable material, except in a completely enclosed, nonresidential structure.

(Ord. No. H-07-01, § 4.04, 7-24-07)

(a)

Site plan review. Site plan review and approval is required for all uses in any district, with the exception of single-family detached dwellings in the R1 or RM district, in accordance with article XIV, division 2, Site plan review.

(b)

Area, height, bulk, and placement requirements. All structures and uses in any district are subject to the area, height, bulk, and placement requirements in article V, Schedule of Regulations.

(c)

Planned development. The planned development option may be used to achieve the intent of any zoning district, in accordance with the guidelines of article XVI, Planned Developments. The use of the planned development option is strongly encouraged in the CX, commercial-residential mixed use district, and MX, industrial-commercial mixed use district.

(d)

General development standards. All structures and uses in any district shall be subject to all applicable standards and requirements set forth in this chapter, including the following:

(1)

Article V, Schedule of Regulations;

(2)

Article VI, Use Standards;

(3)

Article VII, General Provisions;

(4)

Article IX, Parking, Loading, and Access Management;

(5)

Article X, Landscaping and Screening; and

(6)

Article XII, Exterior Lighting.

(Ord. No. H-07-01, § 4.05, 7-24-07)