§ 21.48.030. Table of Uses—Office and Mixed Use Zoning Districts.  


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  • P = Permitted Use; S = Special Exception Use; -Std = Use Subject to Standards (Chapter 21.64); A = Accessory Use; Blank = Not Permitted

    A use, including a special exception use, that is not normally permissible as a permitted use or use subject to standards in a zoning district may be permitted in that district as a planned development use pursuant to Section 21.24.020

    Important. The notes at the end of the table are as much a part of the law as the table itself.

    Uses District P District MX District PM District C2P
    Accessory Structures and uses A A A A
    Antennas and amateur radio stations A-Std A-Std A-Std A-Std
    Antique stores P P-Std
    Appliance stores including electrical and household appliances, and radio and television sales and repair P
    Arts and crafts studios P P-Std
    Arts and crafts stores P P-Std
    Bank and financial institutions P
    Bake shops P-Std
    Cab stands including dispatch offices and related parking facilities S
    Candy stores, where only candy prepackaged off the premises is sold P
    Candy stores including candy making P-Std
    Carpet and rug stores, retail sales only P
    Catering establishments P-Std
    Clubs, lodges and meeting halls, with no on-premises food or beverage preparation facilities S P S S
    Clubs, lodges and meeting halls, with on-premises food or beverage preparation facilities P-Std
    Coffee shops P-Std
    Conference facilities S
    Convenience stores P-Std
    Day care centers, groups S S S
    Delicatessens P-Std P-Std
    Department stores P
    Drive-through facilities associated with permitted or special exception uses S-Std
    Dry cleaning and laundry drop off and pick up stations P
    Dry cleaning and laundry establishments P
    Dwellings, multi-family S P-Std S S
    Dwellings, multi-family, containing 12 or fewer units P-Std
    Dwellings, single-family attached P P-Std P
    Dwellings, single-family detached P P P P
    Dwellings, two-family P P P P
    Dwellings above the ground floor of nonresidential uses P
    Food service marts P-Std P-Std
    Furniture stores P
    Garden supply, tool and seed stores P
    Governmental uses
    Offices P P P P
    Other government and government-related structures, facilities and uses S S S S
    Public schools and colleges P P
    Group homes S S S
    Hotels with up to forty rooms, including restaurants and conference room facilities. P-Std
    Hotels with more than forty rooms S
    Ice cream stores P-Std
    Inns S S
    Institutions for the care of the aged S S
    Laboratories, including medical, dental, research and testing P
    Launderettes, automatic, self service P
    Liquor stores S
    Medical appliance stores P-Std
    Motor vehicle service stations, including fuel sales S
    Museums and art galleries P P P
    Nautical shops, retail trade P
    Office and business service establishments P
    Offices, business and professional, and nonprofit, educational, cultural, or civic P-Std or S-Std, depending on lot size P P-Std P
    Offices, medical P P P P
    Parking garages S P-Std, S-Std S
    Parking lots, other than accessory S P-Std P-Std
    Personal care establishments S P P
    Pet grooming facility S-Std P-Std P-Std
    Photocopying and reproduction services, including blueprinting P
    Personal fitness studios P P
    Physical health facilities, including health clubs and gymnasiums P
    Planned developments, business and special mixed P-Std P-Std
    Religious institutions, including churches, chapels, mosques, temples and synagogues P P P
    Research and development businesses, provided that there is no significant assemblage of goods or products P
    Rest homes and nursing homes S S
    Restaurant, fast food S-Std
    Restaurant, standard P-Std
    S-Std
    P-Std,
    S-Std
    Retail goods stores P
    Schools, commercial, trade, vocational, music, dance, or art P
    Schools, private, elementary, middle, or high P
    Seasonal outdoor sales P-Std
    Sidewalk cafés P-Std P-Std P-Std
    Specialty convenience retail store P P-Std
    Supermarkets P-Std
    Telecommunications facilities A-Std A-Std A-Std A-Std
    Telephone transmission equipment buildings P
    Temporary uses P-Std P-Std P-Std P-Std
    Theaters, indoor, with less than one hundred seats P-Std P-Std
    Theaters, indoor, with one hundred or more seats S-Std P-Std
    Tobacco shops P
    Undertaking establishments and funeral parlors S
    Wine bars P-Std

     

    Footnotes:

     If the principal use with which the drive-thru facility is associated is a special exception use, then the drive-thru facility requires special exception approval.

     The following apply only to the uses specified: in the MX-1 area only, in planned developments with a minimum lot size of five acres, "accessory structures" such as clock towers attached to office and/or retail structures and "theaters, indoor" shall not exceed one hundred feet in height. See the bulk regulations table in Section 21.50.260.

    Table Notes:
    The following regulations apply to all uses in the MX District:

    1. Buildings in excess of forty-six feet, but less than fifty-five feet in height are subject to the following:

     a. Either twenty-five percent of the gross floor area shall be designed for retail uses, or residential uses, or a combination of retail and residential uses, alternatively, the entire ground level front façade shall be designed for retail uses, exclusive of: (i) not more than one driveway, which shall not be greater than thirty-three feet wide, required for access to parking; (ii) space required for a lobby and space required for access to upper floor uses. Retail use along the front façade shall have a minimum height of twelve feet and a minimum depth of twenty-five feet;

     b. If surface parking is located on the zoning lot, it shall be located at the rear of the zoning lot and new structures shall be located at the front of the zoning lot. If surface parking is located adjacent to single-family residential use, dense plantings shall be installed and maintained on the zoning lot to provide an effective screen; and

     c. Any adverse impacts on critical lane levels of service at adjoining intersections shall be mitigated by the applicant.

    2. Buildings in excess of forty-six feet, but less than sixty-five feet in height require special exception approval except as provided in note No. 1 above.

    3. Uses and combinations of uses located on zoning lots of forty thousand square feet or more require special exception approval, unless such uses are approved as part of a planned development.

    (Ord. O-10-07 Amended § 1 (part), 2007; Ord. O-40-06 Revised § 1 (part), 2007: Ord. O-11-05 Revised Amended § 1 (part), 2005: Ord. O-1-04 Revised (part), 2005)

(Ord. No. O-03-09, § I, 12-21-2009; Ord. No. O-31-11 Amended, § I, 2-13-2012; Ord. No. O-26-13 Amended, § I, 9-23-2013; Ord. No. O-6-14 Amended, § I, 7-14-2014; Ord. No. O-31-14 Amended, § I, 2-9-2015; Ord. No. O-23-15, § I, 7-27-2015; Ord. No. O-18-17 Amended, § I, 6-12-2017; Ord. No. O-38-17, § I, 10-23-2017)