11A-2-3 LAND USE STANDARDS:

This chapter indicates which uses are permitted in each land use district. Table 2.1 of this section identifies those uses permitted by right, those uses that require approval by conditional use permit, and those uses that are prohibited. The asterisk (*) in the table's final column refers to special performance standards and/or limitations applicable to a particular use. These special standards are found in chapter 4, "Specific Use Standards", of this title.

TABLE 2.1
LAND USE TABLE

P	=	Permitted use
C	=	Use permitted by conditional use permit, in accordance with chapter 8 of this title
P/C	=	Use either permitted by right or permitted by conditional use permit as defined in the specific land use standards for that use
A	=	Accessory use
Blank/not listed	=	Prohibited uses

Uses

Districts

See Land Use Standards (Chapter 4 Of This Title)

Village Center

Mixed Use

Commercial

Residential

Open
Space

VC

HMU

MU

CC

NC

RR

ER

SF1

SF2

SF3

SFZL

SFSL

SFA

MF1

MF2

COS

ROS

Commercial:

Adult business

Ambulance services

C

Artist studios

P

C

Arts and crafts shows

P

C

Auto body shops

C

*

Auto fuel islands

C

P

C

Auto gas stations/service shops

C

P

C

*

Auto washing facility

C

Automotive emission testing facility

C

P

C

Auto/recreational vehicle sales

P

C

*

Auto repair and service shops (major)

P

C

*

Auto repair and service shops (minor)

P

*

Auto/truck rental agencies

C

P

C

*

Banks/financial institutions

P

Bars/pubs/nightclubs

P

C

*

Bar, wine/tasting room

P

C

Beauty/barber shop

P

Bed and breakfast facilities

P

C

*

Building materials/lumber yards

P

Car washes (full and self- service)

P

A

*

Catering service

P

Cemetery

C

Check cashing/payday loans

Childcare facilities:

Daycare centers/preschools

C

*

Family/home daycare

C

*

Group daycare

C

*

Clinics/urgent care facilities

P

Clubs or lodges, public and private

P

*

Coffee roasting facility

C

Convenience stores

P/C

*

Drugstore

P

C

Dry cleaners/laundries/
laundromats

P

Emergency healthcare facilities

P

C

Entertainment facilities (excluding shooting ranges and gun clubs)

P

C

P

*

Fiberoptic internet hut

P/C

*

Flex space

P

*

Food and beverage sales

P

Hardware store

P

C

Health clubs, spas, weight reduction salons

P

Heliports

C

*

Home occupations

A

*

Hospitals (included related facilities)

P

C

Hotels and motels

P

*

Junkyards

Kennels and pet shops

C

A

*

Laboratories

P

Laundromats

P

Liquor stores

C

*

Live entertainment events

P

C

P

*

Manufacturing, light

P

*

Microbrewery

P

Mortuaries/funeral homes

P

*

Motion picture/radio/television production facilities

P

C

*

Nursing/convalescent home/
transitional housing

C

P

C

Offices, business and professional

P

Office, medical and dental

P

Outdoor storage

P

A

*

Parking lots/parking garages (commercial)

P

Pawnshop/auto title loans

Personal improvement

P

Personal services

P

Photographic studio

P

Printing and/or blueprinting

P

Public service facility

P/C

*

Radio and television broadcast stations

P

C

*

Recreational vehicle storage

P

C

*

Recycling/solid waste transfer center

C

*

Rental service/storage yard (large equipment)

P

C

*

Research and development

P

Resorts

P

P/C

*

Restaurant (with drive-through)

C

Restaurants (with and without drive-throughs) and catering establishments

P

C

*

Retail sales

P

Shooting ranges/gun clubs (indoor)

C

*

Shopping center, community

P

Shopping center, neighborhood

P

Small engine repair (mower, chain saw, etc.)

C

P

C

Special care facility

C

*

Veterinary animal hospitals/clinics

P

C

*

Warehousing, storage, ministorage

C

P

C

*

Wholesaling, distribution, and storage

P

*

Residential:

Boarding/lodging house/ dormitory

C

P

C

P

C

Dwelling:

Accessory

A

*

Multi-family

P

Single-family attached

P

Single-family detached

P

Equestrian lots

P

*

Home occupation, Class A and B

P

*

Home occupation, Class C

C

*

Living quarters, accessory

A

*

Civic, community and public/
quasi-public:

Community association buildings and facilities

P

*

Community gardens

P

*

Community information centers

P

*

Conference centers

P

Electric substations

P/C

*

Equestrian centers (public and private)

P

P/C

P

*

Fire/police stations

P

P/C

*

Golf courses/clubhouses (public and private)

P

Government buildings/offices

P

*

Libraries

P/C

*

Maintenance facilities related to open space uses

A

*

Museums

P

*

Parks, open space and open space easements

P

*

Personal wireless facilities (enclosed building, height - 35' or less)

P

C

P

*

Personal wireless facilities (enclosed building, height - over 35')

C

*

Personal wireless facilities (height - 35' or less)

P

C

*

Personal wireless facilities (height - 36' - 50')

C

*

Personal wireless facilities (height - over 50')

C

*

Post offices/annexes

P

Pump stations

P

*

Recreation/community centers

P

*

Recreation fields, courts and other sports facilities

P

P/C

*

Religious facilities

P

Satellite and microwave dishes

P

C

*

Shooting ranges/gun clubs (outdoor)

P/C

*

Wastewater treatment facilities

P/C

*

Water storage facilities

P/C

*

Educational:

Schools:

Business

P

Colleges and universities (including satellite campuses)

P

Elementary/middle/high schools (public and private)

P

Vocational/
Technical

P

P/C

*

Agricultural:

Agriculture

P

*

Farm

P

*

Plant nurseries/sod farms (retail and wholesale)

P

C

P

*

Vineyards

P

*

Wineries

P

C

P

*

Industrial:

Oil and gas extraction

P

*

Oil and gas post-extraction

Temporary:

Aggregate processing, asphalt and concrete batch plants

C

*

Carnivals and circuses

P

C

*

Farmers' markets

P

C

P

*

Holiday/seasonal sales

P

*

Roadside stands

C

P

*

Special events

P

*

Street fair

P

C

Temporary construction offices/yards

P

*

Temporary sales offices/
trailers

P

*

(Ord. 710, 1-14-2014; amd. Ord. 884, 9-27-2022; Ord. 889, 1-10-2022; Ord. 924, 8-27-2024)