1. Principal Uses. Allowed principal uses by district are listed in Table 6-1. Principal uses are further divided into categories based on the general nature of the use. The categories of principal uses are:
   1. Agricultural Uses
   2. Residential Uses
   3. Civic, Government & Institutional Uses
   4. Office & Service Uses
   5. Retail & Wholesale Uses
   6. Recreation & Entertainment Uses
   7. Industrial, Transportation & Utility Uses
2. Accessory Uses. Accessory uses are allowed in conjunction with a permitted principal use in accordance with the standards established in Section 6.4, Accessory Uses. (Accessory structures are regulated separately in Article 8.)
3. Temporary Uses. Temporary uses are allowed in conformance with the regulations set forth in Section 6.5, Temporary Uses.

TABLE 6-1: Table of Permitted Uses

1. Classification of Unlisted Uses. The listings of permitted and special uses in the various districts in this Ordinance are considered to be specific in regard to the types of uses intended for each of the districts. When a proposed use is not specifically listed in the Permitted Uses Table, the Administrator shall determine the most similar use in the Table of Permitted Uses and classify the proposed use in the same manner with respect to whether it is permitted or prohibited in a specific district, as well as for the purposes of applying any special requirements or development standards to such use.
2. Uses Not Specifically Listed. A use not specifically listed in the Table of Permitted Uses is prohibited unless the Ordinance Administrator determines the use to be the equivalent of a listed use in conformance with the standards of Subsection 1.
3. Final Determinations. Following his determination of the classification of a proposed unlisted use, the Ordinance Administrator shall make a written finding and keep a record of such findings to ensure consistent application of such administrative interpretations.

Table 6-1 lists the principal uses that are permitted by right, permitted with a Special Use Permit, permitted subject to an Overlay District, or prohibited in each Base District. The following is a key to the notations in the Table of Permitted Uses:

1. Permitted Use (P). A “P” in the table indicates that the use is permitted by right in the district.
2. Special Use (S). An “S” in the table Indicates that the use requires the approval of a Special Use Permit by the Planning & Zoning Board.
3. Prohibited. A blank space under a zoning district column indicates that a use is not permitted in that district. Where a use is listed in the Table of Permitted Uses, but is not indicted as being permitted in any district, such use shall be prohibited throughout the jurisdiction of this Ordinance.
4. Performance Standards. An “X” in the “PS” column indicates that the use has special requirements for the zoning district(s) in which it is permitted.

1. Permitted Accessory Uses. Accessory uses are permitted in conjunction with permitted principal uses. To be classified as an accessory use, the proposed use must meet the following standards:
   1. The proposed use is clearly incidental to the principal use with which it is associated;
   2. The proposed use is customarily associated with the principal use with which it is associated;
   3. The proposed use is subordinate in the principal use, meaning that it would not be established without the presence of the permitted principal use;
   4. The use contributes directly to serving an identifiable need of the permitted principal use; and
   5. The use is located on the same lot as the permitted principal use with which it is associated.
2. Prohibited Accessory Uses. Uses which do not meet the standards of Subsection 1 above shall be prohibited. In no case shall an accessory use be established prior to the establishment of the permitted principal use on the property on which it is proposed.
3. Accessory Use of Residences for Customary Home Occupations. The accessory use of residential dwellings for customary home occupations shall be permitted subject to the standards of Subsection 1(a) and the following:
   1. Such use shall be conducted entirely within a dwelling used for residential purposes, except that in the RA District, customary home occupations may be established within a permitted accessory structure.
   2. The area of the dwelling used for the customary home occupation may not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the gross floor area of the dwelling or five-hundred square feet (500ft²), whichever is less.
   3. Where permitted, an accessory structure used for a customary home occupation may not exceed two-hundred percent (200%) of the gross floor area of the residence with which it is associated, or two-thousand square feet (2,000ft²), whichever is less.
   4. No more than one (1) employee, other than immediate family members residing in the dwelling may be employed or otherwise engaged in the customary home occupation.
   5. The exterior of the structure shall not be altered to accommodate the customary home occupation.
   6. Retail sales associated with a home occupation are prohibited, with the exception of art, crafts or similar products that are produced on the premises in association with the customary home occupation.
   7. The outdoor storage of equipment, stock or other materials used in conjunction with the home occupation is prohibited, with the exception of one (1) licensed motor vehicle used in conjunction with the business.
   8. The customary home occupation may not be open to clients or customers between the hours of 6:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
   9. No part of a residential dwelling may be rented or leased for the purpose of establishing a nonresidential use of the property.
4. Compliance with UDO Requirements. Accessory uses shall be in compliance with all other relevant standards of this Ordinance.

1. Permitted Temporary Uses. Temporary uses, events and business activities shall be permitted within districts in which uses of a similar type or character are permitted by right, subject to the following limitations:
   1. Temporary use permits are limited to a maximum duration of thirty (30) consecutive days on an individual property within the Town’s jurisdiction.
   2. Upon cessation of a temporary use in a particular location, it shall not be reestablished within one (1) mile of the property on which it was located until a period of sixty (60) days has elapsed from the time of cessation of the use.
   3. No person, firm, corporation or other entity may have more than one (1) active temporary use permit at a particular time.
   4. Temporary uses shall be subject to all relevant parking and access standards established in the Ordinance, and shall not impair or diminish access or the amount of parking required for an existing permanent use on the property upon which it is located, unless the amount of remaining parking is sufficient to meet the minimum parking requirements of the UDO.
   5. No more than one (1) temporary use is permitted on the same property at a given time.
   6. Uses that are prohibited within a Base District or permitted only with a Special Use Permit, shall not qualify as a permitted Temporary Use.