South Kingstown City Zoning Code
APPENDIX A
USE CODE DESCRIPTIONS
This list of use code numbers is to be used in conjunction with section 301, Schedule of Use Regulations. Each use numbered below shall constitute a "use code" and each use code corresponds with a specific line in the table that comprises section 301. The several uses listed under each use code illustrate the range of specific uses within such use code. A "use code category" is a general category of uses, corresponding with section 301. These use code categories are as follows:
| 0 | Agricultural |
| 1 | Residential |
| 2 | Institutional and Governmental Services |
| 3 | Cultural, Entertainment and Recreation Services |
| 4 | General Services |
| 5 | Trade |
| 6 | Transportation, Communication and Utilities |
| 7 | Industrial |
| 8 | Noxious Industrial |
| 9 | Extractive Industrial |
| 10 | Marijuana-Related Uses |
Where any proposed use is not listed in section 301 or this appendix, it shall be the duty of the zoning enforcement officer (ZEO) to determine if the use is substantially similar to any existing use code. If the ZEO determines that the proposed use is not substantially similar to any existing use code, then such use shall be prohibited in all zones. A decision of the ZEO, either to classify a proposed use with an existing use code, or to prohibit the use, shall be appealable to the zoning board as set forth in article 9.
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USE
CODE NUMBER | DESCRIPTION OF USES | |
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| 0.0 AGRICULTURAL | ||
| 01 | Crop Farm | |
| Includes Horticultural Nursery and Forestry. | ||
| 02 | Livestock Farm | |
| 03 | Pig Farm | |
| Raising of pigs with more than 1 adult pig per acre of land. | ||
| 04 | Fish Hatchery | |
| 05 | Boarding Animals | |
| Kennel or boarding of animals, including accessory retail sales. | ||
| 05.1 | Pet Day Care Facility | |
| A facility providing day care and associated services for domestic pets (dogs, cats and the like) for all or part of the day. Services provided may include: walking/exercise, obedience classes, training, grooming, or behavioral counseling, providing that overnight boarding is not permitted. Accessory retail sales of pet food, pet accessories and toys may be permitted incidental to the principal use. | ||
| 1.0 RESIDENTIAL | ||
| 10 | Single-Household Detached Structure | |
| Structure containing a single dwelling unit, occupied by a single-household, with accessory use and home occupation. | ||
| 11 | Two-Household Detached Structure | |
| Structure containing 2 dwelling units, with accessory use and home occupation. | ||
| 12 | Multi-Household Detached Structure, up to 12 units, Land Development Project (LDP) | |
| A small single structure multi-household residential building designed to provide multiple residential occupancy. Such structures shall contain only multi-household residential uses and uses accessory thereto in a single structure not to exceed 12 units per structure. | ||
| 12.1 | Multi-Household Land Development Project | |
| Land development project (as defined in and subject to the subdivision and land development regulations) containing either more than 12 dwelling units, or containing more than 1 principal structure containing dwelling units on a single lot, and as set forth in section 304 of this ordinance, and which are planned, developed and managed as a unit, with required open spaces, recreation areas, off-street parking facilities and accessory uses, designed as a part of the entire project and primarily intended for the use of the occupants of the project. A store, or stores, selling items of convenience solely for the use of the occupants of such project may be including in the land development project, subject to planning board approval, as an accessory use. | ||
| 12.4 | Residential Cluster Development/Residential Compound | |
| Residential Cluster Development/Residential Compound (as defined in and subject to the subdivision and land development regulations) and as set forth in section 304 of this ordinance. | ||
| 12.6 | Mixed-Use Detached Structure | |
| A detached mixed-use building designed to provide residential occupancy on its uppermost story with commercial uses (use code categories 4 and 5 as allowed in the zone) on the ground level and second story. Such structures shall not contain more than 12 residential units. Residential uses shall be confined to the third story. It is the intent of this use code that the primary uses within the structure shall be of a commercial nature. Notwithstanding, the planning board may, at its sole discretion and subject to the granting of a waiver per article VIII of the subdivision and land development regulations, allow residential uses on the second story of a mixed-use detached structure. Such allowance shall be contingent upon the planning board making affirmative findings of fact, as follows: that residential usage on the second story will be compatible with planned or potential commercial uses on the first floor of the structure, that the design of the building and use mixture proposed is consistent with the context of the area, that the use is properly supported by infrastructure and parking provisions will accommodate all uses without adverse impacts to the surrounding vicinity. | ||
| 12.7 | Mixed-Use Detached Structure (elderly residential occupancy only) | |
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A detached mixed-use building designed to provide residential occupancy with commercial
uses (use code categories 4 and 5 as allowed in the zone) on the ground level/first
floor and second story. Such structures shall not contain more than 12 residential
units. Residential uses shall be confined to the third story. It is the intent of
this use code that the primary uses within the structure shall be of a commercial
nature. Notwithstanding, the planning board may, at its sole discretion and subject
to the granting of a waiver per article VIII of the subdivision regulations, allow
residential uses on the second story of a mixed-use detached structure. Such allowance
shall be contingent upon the planning board making affirmative findings of fact, as
follows: that residential usage on the second story will be compatible with planned
or potential commercial uses on the first floor of the structure, that the design
of the building and use mixture proposed is consistent with the context of the area,
that the use is properly supported by infrastructure and parking provisions will accommodate
all uses without adverse impacts to the surrounding vicinity.
NOTE: Access stairways and mechanical systems servicing the residential units would not be prohibited from being located below the third story of these structures. | ||
| 13 | Loft, Commercial Artist | |
| A combined dwelling unit and work space for an artist, where arts and/or crafts are produced in small quantities, without benefit of mass production techniques, and with not more than 1 nonresident employee, and which may include incidental retail sales. | ||
| 14 | Sorority or Fraternity House | |
| 15 | Community Residence | |
| See "community residence" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 15.1 | Halfway House | |
| See "halfway house" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 15.2 | Transient Residential Facility | |
| See "transient residential facility" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 16 | Single Mobile or Manufactured Home | |
| Single mobile home, manufactured home, located on a single lot and used as, or capable of being use as a dwelling unit. | ||
| 16.1 | Mobile or Manufactured Home Park Land Development Project | |
| 16.2 | Senior Residential Community - LDP (Land Development Project) - Elderly Only | |
| See section 501.7. | ||
| 2.0 INSTITUTIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES | ||
| 20 | Educational Institution, Primary through Secondary | |
| (Grades 0—12) classroom, lecture hall, and other facilities for instructional purposes; laboratory facility for teaching and research; radio station; administrative office, including academic and business offices, security office, book store; theater, dance studio; residence hall, dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria; maintenance facility, workshop, garage, repair facility, and power plant; not including trade or business school: vocational and trade skills in automotive, construction, metallurgical, chemical and similar industrial operations. | ||
| 20.1 | Special Needs School | |
| An educational institution exclusively for students with emotional difficulties or other health impairments or disabilities which render them temporarily or permanently in need of special education and related services. Enrollment at a special needs school shall be limited to 100 or fewer students. | ||
| 21 | Higher Educational Institution, Privately Owned and Operated | |
| (Grades 13 and up) classroom, lecture hall, and other facilities for instructional purposes; laboratory facility for teaching and research; radio station; administrative office, including academic and business offices, security office, book store; theater, dance studio; residence hall, dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria; maintenance facility, workshop, garage, repair facility, and power plant; not including trade or business school: vocational and trade skills in automotive, construction, metallurgical, chemical and similar industrial operations. | ||
| 21.1 | Higher Educational Institution, State Owned and Operated | |
| (Grades 13 and up) classroom, lecture hall, and other facilities for instructional purposes; laboratory facility for teaching and research; radio station; administrative office, including academic and business offices, security office, book store; theater, dance studio; residence hall, dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria; maintenance facility, workshop, garage, repair facility, and power plant; not including trade or business school: vocational and trade skills in automotive, construction, metallurgical, chemical and similar industrial operations. | ||
| 22 | Special Schools | |
| Public and private institution providing training and/or instruction in: art, business, bookkeeping, accounting, secretarial and the like, cosmetology, dancing, driving, hair styling, music (conservatory); not including vocational and trade skills in automotive, construction, metallurgical, chemical and similar industrial operations. | ||
| 23 | Religious Services | |
| Church, synagogue, mosque, temple, or other places of worship including accessory halls, rectory, retreat centers and similar activities. | ||
| 23.1 | Religious Housing | |
| See "principal solar energy system" definition [in article 12] and section 501.10. | ||
| 24 | Health Care Institution LDP | |
| See section 603.2.A., including nonprofit hospital (as licensed by G.L. § 23-15-2), uses accessory thereto, private office or clinic located on land owned by a licensed hospital for health care providers who are affiliated with such hospital, parking, loading and emergency vehicle access for the exclusive use of the hospital, warehousing of medical supplies and equipment, and helistop. | ||
| 24.1 | Drug or Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility | |
| Includes residential accommodation for treatment periods. | ||
| 24.2 | Medical or Dental Office | |
| Building occupied by physicians, surgeons, dentists, nurses or other medical, paramedical and para-dental personnel, including clinics and counseling facilities. | ||
| 24.3 | Veterinarian Office | |
| No boarding of healthy animals. For "boarding of animals" see use code 05. | ||
| 24.3.1 | Veterinary Hospital | |
| Medical and dental services as well as preventive and other related services, including the boarding and grooming of animals. | ||
| 24.4 | Residential Care and Assisted Living Land Development Project | |
| Assisted living facility, rest home, nursing home, convalescent home, subject to the subdivision and land development regulations as a major land development project. | ||
| 25 | Government Garage or Utility | |
| Federal, state or municipal garage or utility use, such as maintenance garage, storage garage or lot, vehicle repair facility, salt or sand storage facility and the like. | ||
| 25.1 | Correctional Institution | |
| Prison, penal or correctional institution, including those privately owned or operated. | ||
| 25.2 | Public Safety Facility | |
| Municipal fire station, police station, emergency medical services, ambulance service, civil defense, and other public safety functions. | ||
| 25.3 | Government Use, not herein specified | |
| Includes local, state, and federal administrative or legislative office and chamber, armory, judicial office or court. | ||
| 25.4 | Government Waste Facility | |
| Sewage disposal facilities or solid waste transfer station, operated by or for a state or municipal agency. | ||
| 26 | Day Care Home | |
| Family Day Care Home - See "cellular communications antenna array" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 26.1 | Day Care Center, up to 12 people | |
| Any other day care center which is not a family day care home, unless operated by a business for its employees in which case it is an accessory use to such business. | ||
| 26.2 | Day Care Center, more than 12 people | |
| Any other day care center which is not a family day care home, unless operated by a business for its employees in which case it is an accessory use to such business. | ||
| 27 | Service Organization | |
| Business, professional and labor organization; civic, social, fraternal and service association; welfare, philanthropic and charitable institution; and other miscellaneous services. | ||
| 28 | Cemetery | |
| Cemetery, historic cemetery, memorial park but not including funeral homes. | ||
| 28.1 | Crematorium | |
| 3.0 CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES | ||
| 31 | Nonprofit Museum or Library | |
| Museum, art gallery and library owned or operated by a nonprofit entity. | ||
| 32 | Spectator Assembly | |
| Auditorium, exhibition hall, sports arena (not race track, see use code 32.1), stadium, and theater; outdoor sports facility, including gymnasium for athletic events such as swimming, skating, tennis, football, baseball and other sports. | ||
| 32.1 | Race Track | |
| Horse or dog racing track, automobile racing facility including drag strip and miniature automobiles. | ||
| 32.2 | Casino | |
| Gambling facility, where games of chance and or slot machines are available for use. | ||
| 32.3 | Legitimate Theater | |
| Includes non-profit, cultural organizations whose primary purpose is to provide a support system to deliver and coordinate various arts activities for the benefit of community or which provide live, regularly-scheduled theatrical productions throughout the year and all events contributing to the goal of providing quality artistic experiences for the community. | ||
| 32.4 | Legitimate Theater with alcohol | |
| Includes non-profit, cultural organizations whose primary purpose is to provide a support system to deliver and coordinate various arts activities for the benefit of community or which provide live, regularly-scheduled theatrical productions throughout the year and all events contributing to the goal of providing quality artistic experiences for the community together with food and alcohol service. | ||
| 33 | Outdoor Recreation Facility | |
| Camps (excluding tent camps), riding academy, or playground. | ||
| 33.1 | Outdoor Shooting Range | |
| An outdoor area operated for commercial purposes specially designed for the safe discharge and use of rifles, shotguns, pistols, or any similar firearm for the purpose of target shooting or military/law enforcement training. This use code does not include a bow and arrow range/clay shooting or non-commercial ranges used for recreational purposes by the resident or owner of the premises which operate in conformity with applicable state law. | ||
| 33.1.1 | Bow and Arrow Range/Clay Shooting | |
| An outdoor facility that may include buildings or structures used for target practice with bows and arrows; or an outdoor facility specially designed for shooting at flying targets. | ||
| 33.1.2 | Indoor Shooting Range | |
| A facility designed or used for shooting at targets with rifles, pistols, or shotguns, and which is completely enclosed within a building or structure. | ||
| 33.1.3 | Field Trials | |
| A competitive event for hunting dogs, which may include shooting. | ||
| 33.2 | Country Club | |
| Golf course, unlighted, with accessory uses such as clubhouse, office, cart rental, pro shop, maintenance facilities, swimming pool, and tennis courts. Food and nonalcoholic beverages may be served to golfers and their guests. | ||
| 33.3 | Tennis Courts | |
| Unlighted tennis courts. | ||
| 33.4 | Marina/Yacht Club | |
| Marinas, including accessory boat storage, sales, service and repairing, retail sales of boats and marine accessories, sales of fuel, lunchroom or food and beverage sales, showers and/or changing facilities, recreation area as, swimming pool, boat charter service, ship's chandler; yacht clubs, including accessory restaurant, party or function rooms; sailing schools; beach clubs; small boat rentals; boat chartering services. | ||
| 33.5 | Transient Amusement | |
| Circus and fair. | ||
| 33.6 | Outdoor Entertainment | |
| Amusement park, drive in movie, fairground, driving range, miniature golf or similar uses. | ||
| 33.11 | Golf Course, without alcohol | |
| Golf course, unlighted, with accessory uses such as a clubhouse, office, cart rental, pro shop, and maintenance facilities. Food and nonalcoholic beverages may be served to golfers and their guests only. A restaurant that caters to the general public is prohibited. The floor area of a clubhouse shall not exceed 3,000 s.f. GLFA. Accessory structures, such as cart rental and maintenance facilities where the public is not allowed may be constructed, subject to the approval of the Planning Board at the time of development plan review. | ||
| 33.12 | Golf Course, with alcohol | |
| Golf course, unlighted, with accessory uses such as a clubhouse, office, cart rental, pro shop, and maintenance facilities. Food and alcoholic beverages may be served to golfers and their guests only. A restaurant that caters to the general public is prohibited. The floor area of a clubhouse shall not exceed 3,000 s.f. GLFA. Accessory structures, such as cart rental and maintenance facilities where the public is not allowed may be constructed, subject to the approval of the planning board at the time of development plan review. | ||
| 34 | Indoor Sports Facility | |
| Bath house, public bathing, bowling, billiards and like sports; boxing arena; dance hall; gymnasium and indoor swimming pool; ice and roller skating rink; indoor tennis, squash and racquet ball court; video arcade; including accessory restaurant for users of the facility. | ||
| 35 | Nonprofit Community Park or Playground | |
| Neighborhood, town-wide or regional park (multipurpose, leisure and ornamental garden); playground or playfield, and government owned and operated passive or active recreational facility. | ||
| 35.1 | Nonprofit Community Center | |
| Community center for nonprofit organization, which may include the uses set forth in use code 34, including such facilities as the Young Men's Christian Association, the Jewish Community Center, or the club house of a nonprofit homeowners or condominium-owners association. No alcohol shall be allowed to be served. | ||
| 35.2 | Nonprofit Fraternal Organization | |
| 36 | Wildlife Refuge | |
| 4.0 GENERAL SERVICES | ||
| 37 | Arts-Based, Industrial Facility Adaptive Reuse | |
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Arts based adaptive reuse of space within existing, industrial buildings permitting
a mixture of arts-based cultural entertainment, limited to 10,000 GLFA in total. Uses
permitted under this use code include: multi-media presentations, live and recorded
performances, visual arts, gallery exhibit(s) and retail sales directly related to
such uses, artisan units for crafting, display and sales, coffee house (food and beverage
sales) and sale or rental of recorded media of various forms. This use may occur only
in existing buildings within the Industrial - 1 Zoning District, new building construction
and additions to existing buildings shall not be permitted to accommodate this use
code. This use code shall not be permitted in Industrial 1 zoned areas in West Kingston.
NOTE: Parking requirements shall be determined by the ZEO based upon the mixture of uses proposed in accord with the standards detailed in article 7 of this ordinance (summary of requirements for mix of use types proposed). | ||
| 40 | Bed and Breakfast, up to 12 rooms | |
| See "bed and breakfast" definition [in article 12] and section 504.9. | ||
| 40.1 | Hotel, up to 20 rooms | |
| Hotel (as defined), including bed and breakfast from 13 to 20 rooms, providing transient lodging, generally for stays of less than 30 days. See section 501.9. | ||
| 40.2 | Motel or Hotel, over 20 rooms | |
| Motel, hotel, inn, or resort, or bed and breakfast with over 20 rooms, providing transient lodging, generally for stays of less than 30 days. See section 501.9. | ||
| 40.3 | Transient Trailer Park Land Development Project | |
| See section 501.8. | ||
| 41 | Office, Personal and Limited Business Service, up to 10,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| Banking and bank-related functions, credit services, savings and loan association and credit union; insurance carrier, personal credit agency; real estate agent, real estate developer, security and commodity trading service, architectural and engineering service; legal service; trade or professional school for the instruction of service listed herein; apparel repair, alteration and cleaning pickup service; barber and beauty service; massage parlor, tanning salon; photographic service; self service laundry and drop-off cleaning service (maximum of two 60 pound dry cleaning machines allowed); shoe repair service; interior designer; photocopy, duplication, mailing and stenographic service; private employment service; research and development of related activities; watch, clock and jewelry repair service; electrical and computer repair and service, physical therapy and health related services, emergency counseling services. | ||
| 41.1 | Mortuary or Funeral Home | |
| Mortuary or funeral home, excluding crematorium. | ||
| 42 | Office, Personal and Limited Business Service, 10,001 - 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 43 | Office, Personal and Limited Business Service, over 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 44 | General Business Service, up to 10,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| Blue printing and copying service; building maintenance service; catering service; cleaning establishment, including on premises dry cleaning; pawn shop; upholstery or re-upholstery and furniture repair service; retail sales of home furnishings and appliances by nonprofit organizations; trade school for the instruction of general business service; and wholesale merchandise broker excluding wholesale storage; taxidermy establishment. | ||
| 44.1 | General Business Service, 10,001 - 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 44.2 | General Business Service, over 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 45 | Automotive or Gasoline Service Station | |
| Automobile service station, garage repair shop including auto body repair, lubrication shop, transmission shop, muffler and brake service; automobile reupholstery and interior repair; trade school for the instruction of above repair services; vehicle washing, including automatic. | ||
| 46 | Construction Service | |
| Cabinet-making shop, carpenter service; electrical contractor; job shop; painting, paper hanging and decorating service. | ||
| 46.1 | Artisan Workshop | |
| A workshop for artisans and craftsmen engaged in an applied art and having skill, ability and workmanship; including artists skilled in pottery, sculpting, painting, glass blowing, etc., or craftsmen skilled in activities such as tinsmithing, stone masonry, furniture or cabinet making, etc,. up to 5000 s.f. GLFA/use, including retail sales for products made on the premises, with no outdoor storage. | ||
| 47 | Heavy Construction Service | |
| Concrete, masonry or plastering service; general contract construction service; plumbing, heating and air conditioning service; roofing and sheet metal service; well drilling service. | ||
| 5.0 TRADE | ||
| 51 | Wholesale Trade, within enclosed structure | |
| Including accessory storage or retail up to 3,000 s.f. GLFA; building materials or lumber yard (retail also permitted), contractor's equipment rental, storage and maintenance; drugs, chemicals and allied products; durable goods and apparel; electrical and electronic goods and hardware, plumbing, heating equipment, and supplies (retail also permitted); farm products; groceries and related products; household goods; machinery equipment and supplies; motor vehicles and automotive equipment. | ||
| 51.1 | General Warehouse | |
| 51.2 | Self Storage Facility | |
| See "roof-mounted solar energy system" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 51.3 | Wholesale Trade of Seafood Products (including land based aquaculture support services), up to 5,000 s.f. GLFA | |
| Wholesale trade of fish, shellfish and related products both wild caught and raised in licensed aquaculture settings, this use code may include the retail trade of fish, shellfish including crustaceans, up to 2,000 s.f. GLFA. Includes aquaculture support services: sorting, grading, packaging of fish, shellfish and seafood products for direct sale, pick-up and trans shipment to market. This use code may include dockage and piers to support licensed aquaculture activities and other principal uses permitted in the CW and Ind-1 Zoning Districts. | ||
| 52 | Wholesale Trade with Outdoor Storage | |
| Building materials or lumber yard (retail also permitted); processed soil and top soil; contractor's equipment rental, storage and maintenance; drugs, chemicals and allied products; electrical and electronic goods and hardware, plumbing, heating equipment, and supplies (retail also permitted); farm products; groceries and related items; machinery equipment and supplies; motor vehicles and automotive equipment; nonflammable medical or industrial gases. | ||
| 52.1 | Boat Storage | |
| Boat storage as a commercial use. | ||
| 53 | Wholesale or Retail Trade of Petroleum Products up to 100,000 gallons | |
| Wholesale and retail sales and storage of heating oil, diesel fuel or kerosene, up to 100,000 gallons. | ||
| 53.1 | Wholesale or Retail Trade of Petroleum Products more than 100,000 gallons | |
| Wholesale and retail sales and storage of heating oil, diesel fuel, or kerosene, more than 100,000 gallons. | ||
| 53.2 | Wholesale or Retail Trade of Liquified Gas | |
| Liquified petroleum gas and/or liquified natural gas (LNG) or propane including sales and service, and storage of up to 60,000 gallons of LNG. | ||
| 54 | Retail Trade of Building Materials, up to 10,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| Hardware; nursery and garden supplies including processed soil and topsoil, greenhouse not permitted; paint, glass, and wallpaper; yard equipment and supplies. | ||
| 54.1 | Retail Trade of Building Materials, 10,001 - 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 54.2 | Retail Trade of Building Materials, over 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 55 | Retail Trade, up to 10,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| Apparel and accessories; household appliances; art supply; bakeries; books, newspapers and periodicals (new or used); cameras and photographic supplies (new or used); confectionery; coin or stamp shop (new or used); custom tailoring; dairy products; drug store; fabric store; floor covering-retail; florist; fruits and vegetables-retail; gift shop; groceries and delicatessens-retail; hobby shops; home furnishings and equipment; jewelry-retail; meat and fish-retail; musical instruments and supplies-retail; office supplies or equipment, stationery or art supplies; pet store; radio, television, audio/video and computer equipment, sales and/or rental; shoe store; sporting goods and bicycles; variety store, interior sale of marine supplies and equipment. | ||
| 55.1 | Retail Trade, 10,001 - 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 55.2 | Retail Trade, over 50,000 s.f. GLFA/use | |
| 55.3 | Liquor Store | |
| 55.4 | Retail Trade of Automotive Products | |
| Mobile home sales; retail sales: motor vehicles (new and used); recreational vehicle sales; tires, batteries and accessory sales, including service, installation or repair permitted on the premises. | ||
| 55.5 | Retail Trade of Marine Products | |
| Marine craft (boat) sales and storage and accessory sales, including service, installation or repair permitted on the premises. | ||
| 55.6 | Retail Trade, Automotive and Marine, Indoor Only | |
| Sale of automotive and/or marine parts and supplies entirely within a building, with no outdoor sales or storage, up to 10,000 s.f. GLFA/use, and with no service, installation or repair permitted on the premises. | ||
| 55.7 | Retail Trade of Seafood Products, up to 5,000 s.f. GLFA | |
| Sale, at retail, of prepared and fresh seafood (fish, shellfish including crustaceans) products conducted entirely within a building. May be combined with other permitted uses up to a maximum 5,000 s.f. GLFA. | ||
| 56 | Restaurant Without Alcohol | |
| Restaurant without any alcohol service. | ||
| 56.1 | Restaurant With Alcohol | |
| Restaurant with alcohol service. | ||
| 56.2 | Saloon | |
| Drinking establishment without food service. | ||
| 56.3 | Accessory Entertainment to Restaurant or Bar | |
| Where the permitted use of a property is a restaurant, bar or tavern (with or without alcohol), any musical, theatrical, dance, cabaret or comedy act or similar performance by 1 or more persons, which is provided for the pleasure of patrons. | ||
| 56.4 | Mobile Food Establishment. | |
| A food service operation that is operated from a movable motor-driven or propelled vehicle, portable structure, or watercraft that can change location; but not including food service operations that remain stationary in a single location for no more than 15 minutes at a time. | ||
| 56.5 | Mobile Food Court. | |
| More than 1 mobile food establishment proposed for operation on property. Development of a mobile food court on a property with 1 or more existing uses shall not constitute a major land development project for the purposes of this ordinance. | ||
| 57 | Adult Entertainment | |
| See "adult entertainment" definition [in article 12]. | ||
| 57.1 | Adult Entertainment with Alcohol | |
| Adult entertainment where any alcohol is served. | ||
| 58 | Accessory Drive-up Window | |
| Accessory drive-up window to any use, including restaurant, fast food restaurant, pharmacy, photo processor, bank, etc. | ||
| 58.1 | Accessory Walk-up Window | |
| 6.0 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION AND UTILITIES | ||
| 61 | Transportation Center | |
| Bus passenger terminal; railroad passenger terminal; rapid rail transit; accessory indoor maintenance and storage. | ||
| 61.1 | Motor Vehicle Rental Service | |
| Including outdoor storage of vehicles. | ||
| 61.2 | Marine Passenger Terminal | |
| 61.3 | Truck or Trailer Rental Service | |
| Office and storage for moving vans, truck trailers, storage trailers, boat trailers. | ||
| 62 | Freight Terminal | |
| Public utility service yard, railroad yard or freight yard, motor freight terminal, accessory outdoor maintenance and storage. | ||
| 62.1 | Marine Freight Terminal | |
| 63 | Aircraft Transportation and Maintenance | |
| Airports and flying fields, heliport, sea plane facility, accessory outdoor maintenance and storage. | ||
| 64 | Parking Garage | |
| Parking garage as a principal use for passenger and commercial vehicles. No gasoline sales and no automotive repairs. | ||
| 64.1 | Parking Lot | |
| Surface parking area as a principal use. No commercial vehicles. | ||
| 65 | Utilities Infrastructure | |
| Electrical substation, telephone switching device (non-office or store), gas, telephone and telegraph and cable television utilities or junction box (non-office or store), water utilities, well, pumping station or storage facility, water supply reservations or reservoirs; excluding antennae. | ||
| 65.1 | Satellite Dish Antenna, over 1 meter diameter | |
| 65.2 | Private Cellular Communications Antenna Array on Existing Residential Structure | |
| See section 508. Also subject to development plan review. | ||
| 65.3 | Private Cellular Communications Antenna Array on Existing Nonresidential Structure | |
| See section 508. Also subject to development plan review. | ||
| 65.4 | Public Cellular Communications Antenna Array on Existing Structure | |
| See section 508. Also subject to development plan review. | ||
| 65.5 | Private Cellular Communications Tower | |
| See section 508. Also subject to development plan review. | ||
| 65.6 | Public Cellular Communications Tower | |
| See section 508. Also subject to development plan review. | ||
| 65.7 | Other Communications Tower, including Broadcast TV or Radio | |
| 65.8 | Broadcasting Studio Radio, Television and Internet | |
| 66 | Power Plant, Wind, Gas, Low Sulfur Oil | |
| Electric or steam generating facility powered by wind, natural gas or low sulfur oil only. | ||
| 66.1 | Power Plant, Other | |
| Electric or steam generating facility powered by garbage, human waste, coal, high sulfur oil or nuclear reaction. | ||
| 66.2 | Incinerator | |
| 66.3 | Private Waste Facility | |
| Sewage disposal facilities or solid waste transfer station, operated by a private person or corporation. | ||
| 66.4 | Large-Scale Solar Energy System | |
| 66.5 | Medium-Scale Solar Energy System | |
| 66.6 | Small-Scale Solar Energy System | |
| 66.7 | Accessory Solar Array | |
| 67 | Landfill | |
| Including offal or dead animal reduction, and garbage dump. | ||
| 67.1 | Waste Tire Storage Facility | |
| 68 | Off-premises Sign | |
| Outdoor advertising - Billboards (freestanding or on building). See "sign, off-premises" definition [in section 801]. | ||
| 7.0 INDUSTRIAL | ||
| 71 | Food Products Manufacturing | |
| Including canning and/or packaging bakery products; beverage manufacturing and/or bottling; brewery or distillery; canning and preserving fruits and vegetables; confectionery and related products; dairy products; grain mill products; ice cream manufacturing; ice manufacturing; meat products; poultry products; sugar manufacturing; processing fish or seafood. | ||
| 72 | Textile Products Manufacturing | |
| Carpet and rug weaving; fur goods; hats, caps and millinery; knit goods, woven fabrics, felt and other small wares; lace and lace goods, yarns and threads; laundry and/or dry cleaning plant; dyeing plant and finishing of textiles; leather and leather apparel; suits, coats and overcoats including furnishings, work clothing and allied garments, outerwear and undergarments. | ||
| 73 | Wood Products Manufacturing | |
| Furniture and fixtures manufacturing; household and office furniture; millwork, veneer, plywood and prefabricated structural wood products; partitions, shelving, lockers and office and store fixtures; sawmills and planing mills; signs and advertising displays; toys, amusement, sporting and athletic goods; wooden containers; other articles and merchandise made from wood or wood products. | ||
| 73.1 | Paper Products Manufacturing and Printing | |
| Books, newspaper, and periodicals; printing, binding, and publishing; building paper and building paper board; converted paper, paperboard and paperboard products; industrial printing, including manifold business forms, greeting cards; paperboard containers and boxes. | ||
| 74 | Chemical Products Manufacturing | |
| Alcohol manufacturing; battery manufacturing; bleaching and dyeing; fuel and ice; gum and wood chemicals; industrial inorganic and organic chemicals; paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels and allied products-nonexplosive processes; pharmaceutical manufacturing; plastic materials and synthetic rubber, synthetic and other man-made fibers; soap, detergents and cleaning preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and other toilet preparations. | ||
| 74.1 | Agricultural Products Manufacturing | |
| 74.2 | Rubber and Plastic Products Manufacturing | |
| Advertising display signs; floor coverings; miscellaneous plastic products; reclaiming rubber, rubber footwear, sporting goods and stamps; toys and novelties. | ||
| 75 | Petroleum Products Manufacturing | |
| Household products derived from petroleum including flooring material. | ||
| 75.1 | Paving and Building Materials Manufacturing | |
| Asphalt, concrete, and similar paving and construction materials. | ||
| 76 | Stone, Clay and Glass Products Manufacturing | |
| Manufacturing, compounding, assembling or treatment of articles or merchandise from the following prepared materials: brick and tile, cement and cement products, concrete, gypsum and plaster products, cut stone and stone products manufacturing, flat glass, glass and glassware, glass tubing, neon signs, pottery and related products, structural clay products, above products may be fired only in kilns powered by electricity or gas. | ||
| 77 | Mineral Products Manufacturing | |
| 77.1 | Junk Yard | |
| Junk yard (see "junk yard" definition [in article 12]), storage, sorting, collecting or baling of rags, paper, metal or junk, truck or automobile wrecking. | ||
| 78 | Primary Metal Industries | |
| Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling and finishing of ferrous metals; iron and steel foundries; primary and secondary smelting and refining of nonferrous metals; rolling, drawing and extruding nonferrous metals; smelting of tin, copper, zinc or iron ore including blast furnace or blooming mill. | ||
| 78.1 | Fabricated Metal Products Manufacturing | |
| Blacksmith and silversmith shop; welding, coating, engraving and allied services; cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, general hardware, metal cans and other metal products; fabricated structural metal products; fabricated wire products (miscellaneous products); heating apparatus and plumbing fixtures; light sheet-metal products, metal shop, metal stamping; screw machine products and bolts, nuts, screws, rivets and washers. | ||
| 78.2 | Drop Forge Industries | |
| Forging manufactured with power hammers. | ||
| 78.3 | Machinery Manufacturing | |
| Agricultural machinery, communication equipment, computer hardware and related business machines, construction, mining and materials handling machinery and equipment, electric lighting and wiring equipment, electrical apparatus: motors, generators, coils, condensers, transformers and welding equipment, electrical transmission and distribution equipment, electronic components, accessories, instruments and devices, engines and turbines, general office or industrial machinery and equipment, household appliances, audio and video parts and equipment, metal working machinery and equipment and metal tools. | ||
| 78.4 | Transportation Equipment Manufacturing | |
| Auto body shops, aircraft and parts, motor vehicles and equipment manufacturing, including body repair, painting services, rebuilding, assembling, reconditioning, overhauling, motorcycles, bicycles and parts, rail equipment. This use code may also include accessory retail sales of vehicles, accessories and parts, provided however, that no outdoor sales or display for sales is allowed. | ||
| 78.5 | Ship Building and Repairing | |
| 79 | Scientific Equipment Manufacturing | |
| Engineering, laboratory and scientific and research instruments and associated equipment, instruments for measuring, controlling and indicating physical characteristics, musical instruments and parts, ophthalmic goods, optical instruments and lenses, pens, pencils and other office and artists' equipment, photographic equipment and supplies, surgical, medical and dental instruments and supplies, watches, clocks, clockwork operated devices and parts, computer or computer related equipment, uninterruptable power supplies. All of the above use may include chemicals processing as an accessory use to the principle manufacturing use. | ||
| 79.1 | Jewelry Manufacturing | |
| Costume jewelry, costume novelties, buttons and miscellaneous notions, jewelers' findings and materials, jewelry, silverware and plated ware. | ||
| 79.2 | Arts and Crafts Manufacturing | |
| Manufacture of articles from metal, wood, stone, clay, glass, ceramic, paper, leather or similar material for display, including wholesale or retail sale, provided that no more than 3,000 s.f. GLFA be used for such sales. Where permitted, may include loft housing as a accessory use. | ||
| 8.0 NOXIOUS INDUSTRIAL | ||
| 81 | Nuclear Industries | |
| Manufacture of nuclear process related machinery, nuclear reactor (not for generating power), nuclear reactor (power), processing and storage of nuclear fuels and other materials, storage, reclaiming and disposal of nuclear waste (not including incidental storage by an institutional use). | ||
| 82 | Slaughter of Animals | |
| Distillation of bones. | ||
| 82.1 | Seafood Canning and Preserving | |
| 82.2 | Leather and Fur Tanning | |
| 82.3 | Glue Manufacturing | |
| 83 | Tobacco Products Manufacturing | |
| 84 | Pulp or Paper Mills | |
| 85 | Acid Manufacturing | |
| Hydrochloric acid; nitric acid; picric acid; sulfuric acid. | ||
| 85.1 | Toxic Gases or Chemicals Manufacturing | |
| Including chlorine. | ||
| 86 | Petroleum Refining | |
| Coal distillation including manufacture or derivation of the by-products; manufactured gases from petroleum and petroleum by-products; tar distillation or tar products manufacture. | ||
| 86.1 | Creosote Manufacturing or Treatment | |
| 86.2 | Tire Manufacturing | |
| Tire retreading, tire recapping. | ||
| 87 | Explosives Manufacturing | |
| 88 | Lime, Gypsum or Plaster of Paris Manufacturing | |
| 9.0 EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIAL | ||
| 90 | Earth Removal Land Development Project | |
| 91 | Rock Quarrying Land Development Project | |
| 92 | Extractive Materials Processing, Distribution, and Storage Land Development Project | |
| Stone mill, Rock Crushing and Sorting, of materials brought from off-site. Subject to section 507. | ||
| 10.0 MARIJUANA-RELATED USES | ||
| 100 | Marijuana retail facility | |
| 101 | Marijuana cultivation facility | |
| 102 | Marijuana emporium | |
(Ord. of 3-12-01, § II; Ord. of 7-22-02, §§ 3.a., 5; Ord. of 5-12-08(2); Ord. of 5-12-08(3); Ord. of 6-23-08(1); Ord. of 5-26-09; Ord. of 11-14-11; Ord. of 9-24-12; Ord. of 3-9-15; Ord. of 9-26-16(2); Ord. of 10-24-16; Ord. of 5- 8-17; Ord. of 6-12-17; Ord. of 6-25-18; Ord. of 10-15-19(2); Ord. of 12-9-19(3))