§ 549.30. Principal uses for the downtown districts.  


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  • (a) In general. Table 549-1, Principal Uses in the Downtown Districts, lists all permitted and conditional uses in the downtown districts.

    (b)

    Permitted uses. Uses specified with a "P" are permitted as of right in the district or districts where designated, provided that the use complies with all other applicable provisions of this ordinance. Persons wishing to establish a permitted use shall obtain a zoning certificate for such use as specified in Chapter 525, Administration and Enforcement.

    (c)

    Conditional uses. Uses specified with a "C" are allowed as a conditional use in the district or districts where designated, provided that the use complies with all other applicable provisions of this ordinance. Persons wishing to establish or expand a conditional use shall obtain a conditional use permit for such use, as specified in Chapter 525, Administration and Enforcement.

    (d)

    Prohibited uses. Any use not listed as either "P" (permitted) or "C" (conditional) in a particular district or any use not determined by the zoning administrator to be substantially similar to a use listed as permitted or conditional shall be prohibited in that district.

    (e)

    Specific development standards. Permitted and conditional uses specified with an "✓" under the Specific Development Standards column shall be subject to the specific development standards of Chapter 536, Specific Development Standards.

    (f)

    General use categories. Table 549-1 employs general use categories for some types of uses. A particular use may be determined to be within a general use category if not listed specifically elsewhere in Table 549-1 and if not determined to be within another general use category. Determination of whether a particular use is included within a general use category shall be made by the zoning administrator in the manner provided for in Chapter 525, Administration and Enforcement, governing determination of substantially similar uses.

    (1)

    General retail sales and services. General retail sales and services uses include the retail sale of products or the provision of services to the general public that produce minimal off-site impacts. General retail sales and services include but are not limited to the following uses:

    a.

    Bakery.

    b.

    Barber shop/beauty salon.

    c.

    Bicycle sales and repair.

    d.

    Clothing and accessories.

    e.

    Drug store.

    f.

    Dry cleaning pick-up station.

    g.

    Electronics.

    h.

    Film developing.

    i.

    Furniture store.

    j.

    Hardware store.

    k.

    Interior decorating/upholstery.

    l.

    Jewelry store.

    m.

    Locksmith.

    n.

    Massage and bodywork establishment.

    o.

    Picture framing.

    p.

    Radio and television service and repair.

    q.

    Shoe repair/tailor.

    (2)

    Limited production and processing. Limited production and processing uses include activities that are consistent and compatible with retail sales and services. These uses produce minimal off-site impacts due to their limited nature and scale. Limited production and processing shall not include any use which may be classified as a medium industrial use or a general industrial use or any use which is first allowed in the I2 or I3 Districts. Limited production and processing is allowed as a principal use provided the use shall not exceed the maximum floor area as set forth in each downtown district, and the main entrance shall open to a retail or office component equal to not less than fifteen (15) percent of the floor area of the use, except in the B4C District where such district standards shall apply. Limited production and processing includes but is not limited to the following uses:

    a.

    Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics.

    b.

    Computers and accessories, including circuit boards and software.

    c.

    Electronic components and accessories.

    d.

    Food and beverage products, except no live slaughter, grain milling, cereal, vegetable oil or vinegar.

    e.

    Precision medical and optical goods.

    f.

    Signs, including electric and neon signs.

    g.

    Watches and clocks.

    h.

    Wood crafting and carving.

    i.

    Wood furniture and upholstery.

    Table 549-1 Principal Uses in the Downtown Districts

    Use B4 B4S B4C B4N Specific
    Development
    Standards
    COMMERCIAL USES
    Retail Sales and Services
    General retail sales and services P P P P
    Alternative financial establishment P P P
    Animal Boarding P P P P
    Antiques and collectibles store P P P P
    Art gallery P P P P
    Art studio P P P P
    Bank or financial institution P P P P
    Bookstore, new or used P P P P
    Building material sales P
    Child care center P P P P
    Consignment clothing store P P P P
    Contractor's office C C C C
    Day labor agency C
    Dormitory C C C C
    Exterminating shop P
    Farmers' market P P P P
    Firearms dealer C
    Funeral home P P P
    Greenhouse, lawn and garden supply store P
    Grocery store P P P P
    Laundry, self service P P P P
    Market garden P P P P
    Motorized scooter sales P P P P
    Neighborhood electric vehicle sales P P P P
    Office supplies sales and service P P P P
    Pawnshop P
    Performing, visual or martial arts school P P P P
    Pet store P P P P
    Photocopying P P P P
    Rental of household goods and equipment P P P
    Secondhand goods store P P P
    Shopping center P P P P
    Small engine repair P
    Tattoo and body piercing parlor P P P
    Tobacco shop P P P P
    Veterinary clinic P P P P
    Video store P P P P
    Offices P P P P
    Automobile Services
    Automobile convenience facility C C C
    Automobile rental C C C C
    Automobile repair, major C
    Automobile repair, minor C C C
    Automobile sales C C C C
    Car wash C
    Food and Beverages
    Catering P P P P
    Coffee shop P P P P
    Liquor store, off-sale P P P P
    Nightclub P P P
    Restaurant, delicatessen P P P P
    Restaurant, fast food P P P P
    Restaurant, sit down, including the serving of alcoholic beverages P P P P
    Commercial Recreation, Entertainment and Lodging
    Hotel, 5—20 rooms P P P P
    Hotel, 21 rooms or more P P P P
    Indoor recreation area P P P P
    Outdoor recreation area C C C C
    Radio or television station P P P P
    Reception or meeting hall P P P P
    Regional sports arena P
    Sports and health facility P P P P
    Theater, indoor P P P P
    Medical Facilities
    Birth center P P P P
    Blood/plasma collection facility P
    Clinic, medical or dental P P P P
    Hospital C C C
    Laboratory, medical or dental P P P P
    Planned Unit Development C C C C
    Transportation
    Ambulance service C
    Limousine service C
    Package delivery service C C C
    Truck, trailer, boat, recreational vehicle or mobile home sales, service and rental C
    PARKING FACILITIES
    Parking facility C C C C
    RESIDENTIAL USES
    Dwellings
    Cluster development C C C C
    One (1) to four (4) dwelling units, as part of a mixed use building P P P P
    Multiple-family dwelling, five (5) units or more P P P P
    Planned Unit Development C C C C
    Congregate Living
    Community residential facility serving seven (7) to sixteen (16) persons C C C C
    Community residential facility serving seventeen (17) to thirty-two (32) persons C C C C
    Board and care home/Nursing home/Assisted living C C C C
    Dormitory C C C C
    Emergency shelter serving up to thirty-two (32) persons C C C C
    Hospitality residence P P P P
    Inebriate housing C C C
    Intentional community P P P P
    Overnight shelter C C C C
    Residential hospice C C C C
    Supportive housing C C C C
    INSTITUTIONAL AND PUBLIC USES
    Educational Facilities
    College or university C C C C
    Early childhood learning center P P P P
    Preschool P P P P
    School, grades K—12 C C C C
    School, vocational or business P P P P
    Social, Cultural, Charitable and Recreational Facilities
    Club or lodge P P P P
    Community center P P P P
    Community garden P P P
    Community service facility P P P P
    Convention center, public P P P
    Developmental achievement center P P P
    Educational arts center P P P P
    Library P P P P
    Mission C
    Museum P P P P
    Park, public P P P P
    Religious Institutions
    Convent, monastery or religious retreat center P P P P
    Place of assembly P P P P
    PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND STORAGE
    Limited production and processing P P P P
    Dry cleaning establishment C C C
    Film, video and audio production P P P P
    Furniture moving and storage P
    Industrial machinery and equipment sales, service and rental C
    Laundry, commercial P P P
    Packaging of finished goods P P P
    Printing and publishing P P P P
    Self-service storage C
    Wholesaling, warehousing and distribution P P P P
    PUBLIC SERVICES AND UTILITIES
    Bus turnaround C C C C
    Communication exchange P P P P
    Electric or gas substation C C C C
    Fire station C C C C
    Garage for public vehicles C
    Heating or cooling facility C C C C
    Mounted patrol stable C
    Passenger transit station P P C P
    Police station P P P P
    Post office P P P P
    Pre-trial detention facility, adult C
    Pre-trial detention facility, juvenile C
    Railroad right-of-way C C C C
    Regional financial service center P P P P
    Stormwater retention pond C C C C
    Street and equipment maintenance facility C
    Water pumping and filtration facility C C C C

     

(2000-Or-046, § 1, 5-19-2000; 2001-Or-014, § 1, 2-2-01; 2006-Or-016, § 1, 2-10-06; 2006-Or-090, § 1, 7-21-06; 2006-Or-123, § 2, 10-20-06; 2009-Or-036, § 1, 4-24-09; 2009-Or-089, § 1, 8-28-09; 2010-Or-057, § 1, 5-28-10; 2010-Or-109, § 1, 12-10-2010; 2011-Or-064, § 2, 7-22-2011; 2012-Or-026, § 1, 3-30-2012; 2012-Or-068, § 1, 9-21-2012; 2013-Or-053, § 1, 5-10-2013; 2013-Or-096, § 1, 11-12-2013; 2013-Or-237, § 1, 12-13-2013; 2015-Or-059 , § 1, 7-10-2015; 2015-Or-106 , § 1, 12-11-2015; 2015-Or-114 , § 1, 12-11-2015; Ord. No. 2016-039 , § 9, 5-13-2016; Ord. No. 2016-084 , § 7, 12-9-2016; Ord. No. 2017-082 , § 7, 12-8-2017; Ord. No. 2018-057 , §§ 6, 7, 10-19-18)