All uses not listed are prohibited.

1.  
   2. (2)
      Reference to Use-Specific Standards

      A particular use category or use type permitted as a principal use in a zone may be subject to additional standards that are specific to the particular use. The applicability of use-specific standards is noted in the last column of the Principal Use Tables ("Use-Specific Standards") through a reference to standards in Section 27-5102, Requirements for Permitted Principal Uses.

   3. (3)
      Reference to Special Exception Standards

      A particular use category or use type permitted as a principal use in a zone may be subject to special exception standards when such use category or use type is indicated as requiring approval of a special exception. The applicability of special exception standards is noted in the last column of the Principal Use Tables (“Use-Specific Standards”) through a reference to standards in Sec. 27-5400, Special Exception Standards. In the event the last column of the Principal Use Tables references both use-specific standards and special exception standards for a particular use category or use type, the use-specific standards shall only apply to uses listed as P, P*, or A in the use tables, while the special exception standards shall only apply to uses listed as SE or SE* in the use tables.

2. (b)
   Multiple Principal Uses

   1. (1)
      A development may include:

      1. (A)
         A single principal use with one or more accessory uses that are customarily incidental and subordinate to the principal use (e.g., home occupation as accessory to a dwelling, or administrative offices as accessory to a school, retail sales, or manufacturing use) or which are identified as accessory uses in Tables 27-5201(b), 27-5201(c), 27-5201(d), or 27-5201(e); or
      2. (B)
         Multiple different principal uses; or
      3. (C)
         Multiple different residential uses (such as dwelling, townhouse and dwelling, multifamily) on the same lot or parcel in the RMF-12 Zone or any zone of higher intensity as identified in Section 27-4102(b)(1). More than one dwelling unit of the same type, such as in a multifamily residential building, does not constitute multiple principal uses.
   2. (2)
      Notwithstanding Subsection (1), above, multiple principal uses shall not be permitted on any lot in the R-PD Zone or any zone of lesser intensity as identified in Section 27-4102(b)(1) if that lot contains a single-family residential dwelling.
   3. (3)
      A development with multiple principal uses shall include only those principal uses designated in the Principal Use Tables as allowed in the applicable zone. Each principal use shall be subject to any use-specific standards applicable to the use, provided, a building that contains nonresidential uses on the ground floor and residential uses above the ground floor that are subject to different setback requirements (see PART 27-4: Zones and Zone Regulations), shall be subject to the least restrictive of the applicable setback requirements. Where dimensional standards that apply to the lot as a whole, such as lot width or minimum lot area, are different for each use, the most restrictive apply. 
3. (c)
   Principal Use Table for Rural and Agricultural, and Residential Base Zones

4. (d)
   Principal Use Table for Nonresidential, Transit-Oriented/Activity Center, and Other Base Zones

5. (e)
   Principal Use Table for Planned Development Zones