(A) Base zone districts establish the basic land use and property development regulations applicable to all property within the city, as provided in § 10.02.110. Overlay zone districts provide additional regulations that are to be exercised over certain lands within the overlay zone to meet special community health, safety, welfare, environmental, or development objectives described by the General Plan or a specific plan. Overlay zone district regulations apply in addition to base zone district regulations and other regulations of this chapter.
(B) The base zoning districts are hereby established as follows:
(1) Rural Residential zone, abbreviated R-1-20.
(2) Residential Estate zone, abbreviated R-1-12.5.
(3) Low Density Residential zone, abbreviated as R-1 (R-1-4 & R-1-6).
(4) Medium Density Residential zone, abbreviated as R-M.
(5) High Density Residential zone, abbreviated as R-H (R-H-14 & R-H-20).
(6) Neighborhood Commercial zone, abbreviated as C-1.
(7) Office Commercial zone, abbreviated as C-2.
(8) Retail Commercial zone, abbreviated as C-3.
(9) Service Commercial zone, abbreviated as C-4.
(10) Light Industrial zone, abbreviated as M-1.
(11) Heavy Industrial zone, abbreviated as M-2.
(12) Public Lands zone, abbreviated as PL.
(13) Parks and Recreation zone, abbreviated as PR.
(14) Agricultural/Open Space zone, abbreviated as A.
(C) The overlay zoning districts are hereby established as follows:
(1) Historic Site and Historic Neighborhood Overlay zone, abbreviated as H.
(2) Planned Unit Development Overlay zone, abbreviated as PD.
(3) Downtown Design Overlay zone, abbreviated as D.
(4) Airport Overlay zone, abbreviated as AP.
(5) Mixed-Use Overlay zone, abbreviated as MU.
(Ord. 2025-01, passed 1-7-2025)