(a) The twelve charts set forth in Section 1262.03 define the permitted uses in each zone. For the convenience of the reader, each chart pertains to one general category of use, namely:
(a) Residential;
(b) Medical related uses;
(c) Sales and retail of goods;
(d) Public facilities and other uses;
(e) Transportation uses;
(f) Services provided;
(g) Motor vehicle/equipment related uses;
(h) Storage uses (non hazardous);
(i) Recreation and entertainment;
(j) Miscellaneous land uses;
(k) Hazardous or dangerous uses; and
(l) Industrial uses.
(b) Each general use category is further subdivided into particular types of uses. To determine in which zone a particular use is permitted, the following procedure is required:
(1) Determine which of the twelve general use categories is most nearly applicable.
(2) Find the particular use shown within such category.
(3) Follow the line across the page to the zone column for the zone involved. The particular use is permitted in the zone if, but only if, there appears in the zone column intersecting the particular use line either an "x" or some other letter of the alphabet. If an "x" appears in the zone column, the particular use is permitted and is not subject to any restriction shown in Section 1262.04. If a letter other than an "x" appears in the zone column, the particular use is subject to a restriction shown in Section 1262.04 which is identified by such letter or letters. However, such uses are also subject to such other restrictions as are imposed by other provisions of this Zoning Code.
(4) Uses not listed on the charts must go through the Planning Commission for approval.
(Ord. 1049. Passed 2-26-85; Ord. 1667. Passed 1-10-12.)