(A) The following uses may not be established, expanded, substantially modified or changed to another conditional use in the CH zone.
(B)
A conditional use permit must be obtained:
(1) Permitted principal uses with minor and/or accessory fabrication or assembly activities limited to light manufacturing or processing activities, when the entirety of the use, both principal and accessory, is contained entirely within a building;
(2) Permitted principal uses not conducted entirely within a building;
(3) Small animal boarding outdoors, provided there is a 500-foot separation from any residential zone;
(4) Car washes, both automatic and self- service;
(5)
(Reserved)
(6) Private and public garages and parking lots improved in conformity with the provisions in Chapter 17.052;
(7) Automobile repair, parts and service establishments;
(8) Used car sales;
(9) Motels;
(10) Other uses determined by the Planning Commission as equivalent to those listed in divisions (B)(1) through (9), or which are determined to be equivalent to those listed in § 17.104.030 of this title but requiring regulation of location, extent or operation because of some unique characteristic;
(11) Establishments or businesses which entertain customers or clientele by musicians, actors or singers, or establishments which charge admission or entrance fees;
(12) Mechanical amusement device arcades and computers for rent, subject to the following standards:
(a) Use permits shall be granted for periods of no more than six months initially. The Planning Commission may approve extensions. In approving use permits and extensions, findings must be made that the use will not or has not created or increased the incidence of excessive loitering, vandalism, pedestrian obstruction, noise or any other activity that may have an adverse effect on adjacent or vicinity properties, residences or businesses.
(b) Hours of operation shall be no later than 10:00 p.m. The Planning Commission may grant exceptions to this limitation for adults-only establishments or when it is clearly demonstrated that the use is clearly ancillary to another use.
(13) Bed and breakfasts;
(14) Churches;
(15) Convalescent homes,
(16) Day care centers;
(17) Drug and alcohol treatment facilities;
(18) Furniture stores;
(19) Game rooms, amusement and recreation establishments;
(20) Hospitals;
(21) Hotels;
(22) Institutional, non-profit;
(23) Institutional, public;
(24) Maintenance and repair services;
(25) Motorcycle, sales, service and repair;
(26) Musical instrument sales and service;
(27) Schools;
(28) Tool repair;
(29) Transportation services, bus depots;
(30) Utility substations and structures;
(31) Water tanks; and
(32) Cigar shops, smoke shops.
(33) Residential uses such as live/work units or shopkeeper units located above the ground floor of a building (less than 20 dwelling units per acre permitted).
(Prior Code, § 17.50.050) (Ord. 352, passed - -1973; Am. Ord. 491, passed - -1982; Am. Ord. 514, passed - -1983; Am. Ord. 522, passed - -1984; Am. Ord. 672, passed - -1998; Am. Ord. 716, passed 9-6-2006; Am. Ord. 883, passed 11-1-2023; Am. Ord. 887, passed 2-7-2024)