Commercial cannabis cultivation and nurseries consistent with those activities authorized under the state of California cultivator and nursery license types issued by the Department of Food and Agriculture under Business and Professions Code Section 19332(g)(5) Type 2A “small indoor,” 19332(g)(6) Type 2B “small mixed-light,” 19332(g)(8) Type 3A “indoor,” 19332(g)(9) Type 3B “mixed light” and 19332(g)(10) Type 4 “nursery.” Commercial cannabis manufacturing and testing consistent with those activities authorized under the state of California Type 6 and Type 7 Manufacturing, (m) and Type 8 Testing (subject to the limitation established by the state of California). Commercial cannabis distribution and transportation consistent with those activities authorized under state of California distribution and transportation license types issued by the Department of Food and Agriculture under Business and Professions Code 19334 (2) “Distributor” Type 11 and (4) “Microbusiness” Type 12 (excluding the establishment of any storefront dispensaries, cooperatives or collectives for the retail sale, gift, trade, barter or making available of cannabis and/or cannabis products to qualified patients, primary caregivers, and recreational adult-use consumers). Cultivation for purposes of this provision shall be limited to those activities defined within Business and Professions Code Section 19300.5(l) and the delivery or transport of the harvested cannabis or cannabis product. Non-storefront retail deliveries of cannabis and/or cannabis product shall be allowed within the jurisdictional boundaries of the city, as authorized by Code of Regulations section 5414 Type 9 = Non-Storefront Retailer (i.e., non-storefront dispensaries and deliveries and as may be amended) and Business and Professions Code Section 26050(a)(18) Type 10 = Retailer (i.e., non-storefront dispensaries and deliveries). Commercial cannabis manufacturing facilities requiring a Type-6 state license (non-volatile manufacturing) as defined in Business and Professions Code Section 19341, may be permitted to operate within the M-2 industrial districts as defined in Title 17 of the King City Municipal Code. Commercial cannabis manufacturing facilities requiring a Type-7 state license (volatile manufacturing), as defined in Business and Professions Code Section 19341, may be permitted to operate within the M-2 industrial districts as defined in Title 17 of the King City Municipal Code. Commercial cannabis testing facilities requiring a Type-8 state license may be permitted to operate within the M-2 industrial districts as defined in Title 17 of the King City Municipal Code.