16.13.010 Purpose.

This chapter provides regulations applicable to development and land uses in the Innovation Zoning District (INN) as established by 16.06.010 (Zoning Districts Established). The Innovation Zoning District is applied to areas primarily for business and medical offices, corporate headquarters, medical services, business campuses with associated research and development facilities, education, technological advancement, makers labs such as people using digital tools to design new products, and craftsman products such as furniture and window design/construction. A limited amount of commercial uses are allowed within the Innovation Zoning District. Examples of allowable commercial uses include: businesses that sell products made in facilities on-site, restaurants that support the employment and primary uses, and hotels. Commercial businesses are intended as support services for the employees and customers of the office, business, and medical uses with their associated research and development operations. The Innovation Zoning District provides for a limited amount of housing as a supporting use to a facility such as a hospital, college or university, research and development campus that would directly benefit from having employees and students living on-site.

TABLE 16.13-1 ALLOWABLE USES AND PERMIT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INNOVATION ZONING DISTRICT
Symbol	Applicable Process	See Chapter
P	Permitted Land Use - Compliance with development standards and zoning clearance required	16.74
C	Conditional Use - Conditional use permit required	16.52
MC	Minor Conditional Use - Conditional use permit required	16.52
"Blank"	Land use not allowed
Land Use (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)	INN	See Standards in Section
Communication Facilities
Broadcast Studio/Recording Studio	C
Satellite Dishes/Antennas	C	16.44.170A
Wireless Communication Facilities	C	16.44.170B
Education, Public Assembly and Recreation
Adult Entertainment Businesses		See Definition
Churches/Places of Worship	C	See Definition
Health and Fitness Clubs	P	See Definition
Libraries and Museums
Recreational Facilities, Private	P
Schools, College and University	C
Schools, K-12
Studios, Professional	P	See Definition
Manufacturing and Processing
Bio Medical Manufacturing	P
Chemical Products Manufacturing	P	See Definition
Clothing Products	P	See Definition
Design/Innovation Technology	P
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing	P	See Definition
Food Products/Food and Beverage Manufacturing	P	See Definition
Furniture and Fixture Manufacturing, Cabinet Shops	P	See Definition
Glass Products	P	See Definition
Green Technologies	P	See Definition
Handicraft Industries and Small Scale Manufacturing	P	See Definition
Information Technologies	P
Laboratories	P
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing	P
Printing and Publishing	P	See Definition
Medical, Office, and Research and Development Uses
Business Support Services	P	See Definition
Medical Services - Office, Clinics and Laboratories	P	See Definition
Medical Services - Hospital	C	See Definition
Offices	P	16.44.110
Research and Development	P	See Definition
Skilled Nursing - Short Term	C	See Definition
Support Services
Assisted Living/Skilled Nursing	C	See Definition
Theaters, Auditoriums and Meeting	P(7)	See Definition
Halls
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs)	P
Banks and Financial Services	P	See Definition
Bars and Alcoholic Beverage Drinking Places	MC(7)	16.44.030
Convenience Stores	P(7)	16.44.030
Day Care Centers/Child Day- Care Facilities	MC(7)	16.44.050
Design/Innovation Technology Firms	P
Eating and Drinking Establishments Services	P(7)	16.44.030
Eating and Drinking Establishments Services, with Drive-Through Facilities		16.44.030
Hotels	P	16.44.030
Employee Workforce and Student Units	P(7)(8)	16.44.030
Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Drop-off Only	P
Marijuana Cultivation, Delivery, Dispensary, and Processing
Medical Marijuana Dispensary		See Definition
Medical Marijuana Dispensary, Mobile		See Definition
Personal Services	P(7)(10)(11)	See Definition
Public Safety and Utility Facilities	P	See Definition
Retail Stores/General Merchandise	P(7)	See Definition
Schools, Specialized Education and Training	P	See Definition
Service Station		See Definition
Transportation
Alternative Fuels and Recharging	P(9)
Heliport/Helipad associated with a Hospital/Hotel	C
Parking Lot/Structure	C	See Definition
Transit Stations and Terminals	C	See Definition
Vehicle Storage Facilities		See Definition
(1)   See Section 16.04.020 regarding uses not listed. (2)   See Chapter 16.110 for definitions of land uses listed. (3)   A development permit may also be required (Chapter 16.56 Development Plan Permits). (4)   Permanent and/or temporary outdoor storage of materials in conjunction with an onsite primary use requires approval of a conditional use permit (Chapter 16.52 Conditional Use Permits). (5)   Storage of hazardous materials in excess of threshold established by the Uniform Building Code requires approval of a minor conditional use permit (Chapter 16.62 Conditional Use Permits) and compliance with Section 16.18.070 Hazardous Materials Storage. (6)   Conversion or reuse of an existing residential structure may be allowed with approval of a conditional use permit (Section 16.32.030B.3). (7)   Use shall be integrated as an accessory use of a primary specialty school, college, university, hospital, hotel, office and/or research use and such use shall be incorporated within the primary use's structure. Use shall not be located in a stand-alone building, except that a restaurant or eating and drinking establishment may be permitted as a stand-alone building if the use is integrated into the site with the primary use. Employee Workforce and Student Units may be located in a stand-alone building within a master planned project that encompasses more than 1,000,000 SF of non-residential uses. (8)   Students and/or employees should have an association or affiliation with the primary use located on-site. (9)   Not petroleum-based. (10)   A Massage Accessory Use is limited with establishment of the following uses: Health and Fitness Centers, Recreational Facilities, Private, Medical Services – Offices, Clinics and Laboratories, Medical Services – Hospital, Skilled Nursing – Short Term, Assisted Living/Skilled Nursing, Hotels, 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. (11)   Refer to Section 5.18.150 (Exemptions) for the types of “Professions and Services” which shall not be classified as a Massage Establishment.

 

(Ord. 565-21, Exhibit B (part), 2021; Ord. 559-20 § 5 (part), 2020)