16.10.010 Purpose.
This chapter provides regulations applicable to development and new land uses in the commercial zoning districts established by 16.06.010 (Zoning Districts Established). The purposes of the individual commercial zoning districts and the manner in which they are applied are as follows:
   A.   NC (Neighborhood Commercial) District. The NC zoning district is applied to areas appropriate for convenience shopping, including individual retail and service uses and small destination centers on sites generally three to ten acres in size. Appropriate buffering between adjacent residential designations is required. The NC zoning district is consistent with the commercial land use designation of the general plan;
   B.   CC (Community Commercial) District. The CC zoning district is applied to areas appropriate to serve the daily shopping needs of the community, including destination centers, supermarkets, and smaller, single-lot, commercial activities. Financial, office and restaurant activities are also allowed. Appropriate buffering between adjacent residential designations is required. Community centers are generally ten (10) to thirty (30) acres in size. The CC zoning district is consistent with the commercial land use designation of the general plan;
   C.   RC (Regional Commercial) District. The RC zoning district is applied to areas appropriate for major regional centers containing several major anchor tenants, including, but not limited to, financial, hotel, motel, restaurant, smaller retail, theater and accessory uses, with landscaping, parking access, and signs designed and provided in common. Regional centers are generally thirty (30) acres or larger in size. The RC zoning district is consistent with the commercial land use designation of the general plan.
TABLE 16.10-1
USE TABLE
FOR COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
Symbol
Applicable Process
See Chapter
P
Permitted Land Use - Compliance with development standards and zoning clearance required
C
Conditional Use - Conditional use permit required
'Blank"
Land use not permitted
Land Use(1) (2)
NC
CC
RC
See Standards in Section
Billboards subject to a relocation agreement
C
C
C
Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) - Hosted
Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) - Non-Hosted
Agriculture, Open Space and Resources
TABLE 16.10-1
USE TABLE
FOR COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
Symbol
Applicable Process
See Chapter
P
Permitted Land Use - Compliance with development standards and zoning clearance required
C
Conditional Use - Conditional use permit required
'Blank"
Land use not permitted
Land Use(1) (2)
NC
CC
RC
See Standards in Section
Billboards subject to a relocation agreement
C
C
C
Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) - Hosted
Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) - Non-Hosted
Agriculture, Open Space and Resources
Plant Nurseries
P
P
Communication Facilities
Broadcast/Recording Studios
C
C
C
Satellite Dishes/Antennas
P
P
P
Wireless Communication Facilities
C
C
C
Education, Public Assembly and Recreation
Bingo
C
C
C
Gaming Clubs
Churches, Places of Worship
C
C
C
Cyber Cafe
C
Indoor Commercial Recreation
C
C
C
See definition
Health and Fitness Centers
P
P
P
Libraries and Museums
P
P
P
Membership Organization Facilities
C
C
Nightclubs
C
C
Outdoor Commercial Recreation
C
P
P
See definition
Personal Instruction
Schools, Specialized Education and Training
P
P
P
Schools, College and Universities
C
C
C
Schools, K-12
C
C
C
Studios, Professional
P
P
P
See definition
Theaters, Auditoriums, Meeting Halls, and Conference Facilities
C
C
C
Manufacturing and Processing
Handicraft Industries, Small Scale Assembly
P
P
Printing and Publishing
C
P
P
Recycling Facilities - Small Collection Facility
C
C
Recycling Facilities - Reverse Vending Machines
C
C
Residential
Assisted Living/Skilled Nursing
C
C
See definition
Emergency Residential Shelters
C
C
Single Room Occupancy
P
See definition
Supportive Housing
P
Transitional Housing
P
Retail Trade
Appliance Sales
P
P
Art, Antiques, Collectibles and Gifts
P
P
P
Auto, Mobile Home and Vehicle Sales (new/used outdoor)
C
C
See definition
Auto Sales (indoor)
C
C
Auto (motor vehicle) parts sales
P
P
Bars
C
C
C
Building Material Stores
C
C
Convenience Stores
P
P
P
Eating and Drinking Establishments
P
P
P
Farm Equipment and Supply Sales
C
C
Furniture and Furnishings
P
P
Grocery Stores
P
P
P
Liquor Stores
C
C
C
Marijuana Cultivation, Processing, Delivery, and Dispensary
Medical Marijuana Dispensary
Medical Marijuana Dispensary, Mobile
Outdoor Display and Sales
C
C
Pet Shops
P
P
P
Retail, General Merchandise
P
P
P
Second Hand Stores
P
P
Services
Banks and Financial Service
P
P
P
Business Support Service
P
P
P
Car (Motor Vehicle) Wash
C
C
C
Child Day-Care Centers
C
C
C
Hotels
P
P
Kennels and Boarding Facilities
C
C
C
Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Drop-off Only
P
P
P
Laundromats, Self-Service
P
P
P
Medical Services - Hospital
C
Medical Services - Offices, Clinics and Laboratories
P
P
P
Mortuaries, Funeral Parlors and Cemeteries
C
C
C
Offices
P
P
P
Personal Services
P(4)(5)(8)
P(4)(5)(6)(8)
P(4)(5)(6)(7) (8)
See Definition 5.18, 16.44.270
Public Safety and Utility Facilities
P
P
P
Repair and Maintenance, Consumer Products
P
P
P
Repair and Maintenance, Motor Vehicles
C
C
Service Stations (with Repair)
C
C
C
Service Stations (without Repair)
C
P
P
Skilled Nursing - Short Term
C
C
See Definition
Storage, Personal Storage Facility
C
C
See Definition
Veterinarian Clinics and Animal Hospital
P
P
P
See Definition
Veterinarian Clinics and Animal Hospital
(with overnight stays and/or outdoor kennel)
C
C
C
Transportation
Alternative Fuels and Recharging Facilities
P
P
P
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations(3)
P
P
P
Parking Facilities
C
C
C
See Definition
Transit Stations and Terminals
P
P
Vehicle Storage Facilities
C
C
See Definition
(1)   See Section 16.04.020 regarding uses not listed.
(2)   See Article VI for definitions of the land uses listed.
(3)    For EVCS - Subject to the Minor Conditional Use Permit appeal provisions for identified Public Health and Safety issues as described in Section 15.63.
(4)   Permitted as a Massage Establishment, subject to permitting requirements. Criteria includes a 1,000 foot distance between establishments, as measured from the subject property lines, cap limitations, and other provisions specified under Section 16.44.270.C (Land Use/Zoning Regulations).
(5)   Permitted as a Massage Accessory Use at the following locations in conjunction with establishment of the following primary uses: Health and Fitness Centers, Medical Services – Offices, Clinics and Laboratories, Beauty and Barber Shops, and Tanning Salons. Refer to Section 16.44.270.B.3 (Massage Accessory Use) and Chapter 5.18 (Massage Businesses And Massage Therapists) for additional details.
(6)   Permitted as Massage Accessory Use at the following locations in conjunction with establishment of the following primary uses: Assisted Living/Skilled Nursing, Hotels, and Skilled Nursing - Short Term. Refer to Section 16.44.270.B.3 (Massage Accessory Use) and Chapter 5.18 (Massage Businesses and Massage Therapists) for additional details.
(7)   Permitted only as Massage Accessory Use at the following location in conjunction with the following primary use: Medical Services – Hospital. Refer to Section 16.44.270.B.3 (Massage Accessory Use) and Chapter 5.18 (Massage Businesses and Massage Therapists) for additional details.
(8)   Refer to Section 5.18.150 (Exemptions) for the types of “Professions and Services” which shall not be classified as a Massage Establishment.
 
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