A. Residential.

1. New single-family dwelling units as provided in Chapter 18.25 YMC.

C

C

2. Existing residences without any increase in density.

P

P

3. Caretaker or manager residence when incorporated as an integral part of a use permitted outright or by conditional use.

C

C

4. Duplexes or two-family dwellings; triplexes, four-plexes, or other multifamily dwellings; dwelling groups; apartment houses; townhouses; or other multifamily dwellings (subject to the provisions of YMC 18.30.100)

C

C

B. Retail Sales – Food.

1. Markets in excess of 25,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area.

C

C

2. Markets – 5,000 to 25,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area.

P

P

3. Markets – <5,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area.

P

P

4. Delicatessen.

P

P

5. Meat and fish markets.

C

P

6. Fruit and vegetable markets.

C

P

7. Dairy products, including egg and poultry stores.

C

P

8. Other specialized food stores.

C

P

9. Bakery – where baked foods manufactured elsewhere are sold on the premises.

C

P

10. Bakery – manufacturing where on-site baked foods are sold on the premises (<5,000 sq. ft. of gross area).

C

P

11. Bakery – manufacturing where on-site baked foods are sold on the premises (5,000 sq. ft. or more gross floor area).

C

P

C. Retail Sales – Apparel and Accessories.

1. Apparel and accessory stores – men’s, women’s, and children’s.

P

P

2. Shoe stores.

P

P

3. Tailor shops.

C

P

4. Furrier shops.

C

P

D. Retail Sales – General Merchandise.

1. Department stores, major (over 50,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area).

C

C

2. Department stores, junior (under 50,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area).

C

C

3. Limited price (e.g., 5 and 10 variety stores).

C

P

4. Mail order houses (principal use).

C

P

5. General merchandise stores.

C

P

6. Specialty stores including building/home improvement/hardware and drug/variety/garden center (located in an enclosed building).

C

P

E. Retail Sales – Restaurants, Drinking Places.

1. Restaurants.

C

P

2. Restaurants – Take out.

C

C

3. Drinking places, alcoholic beverages (with or without entertainment).

C

C

4. Restaurants – Portable building (coffee, nonalcoholic beverages, ready-made, prepackaged food sales).

P

P

F. Retail Sales – Furniture, Home Furnishings, and Home Equipment.

1. Household furniture, home furnishing and home equipment stores.

C

P

2. Household appliance stores.

C

P

3. Radio, television, and music stores.

C

P

G. Retail Sales – Automotive and Related.

1. Motor vehicle dealers, new and used.

C

C

2. Tire, battery, and accessory stores.

C

C

3. Service stations.

C

C

4. Boat, marine supplies, and trailers.

C

C

5. Motorcycles.

C

P

6. Auto parts, new or remanufactured.

C

P

7. Mobile home and/or recreational vehicle dealers, new and used.

C

C

8. Car washes.

C

C

H. Retail Sales – Building Material and Farm Equipment.

1. Lumber and other building materials stores and yards, with only incidental cutting and planing of products sold.

C

C

2. Heating and plumbing equipment, including incidental fabrication (operated entirely within an enclosed building).

C

P

3. Paint, glass, and wallpaper store.

C

P

4. Electrical supplies store.

C

P

5. Hardware store.

C

P

6. Farm equipment and implement dealer.

C

C

I. Retail Sales – Miscellaneous Stores.

1. Antiques, stamp, and coin shops.

C

P

2. Bicycles.

C

P

3. Book and stationery.

C

P

4. Camera and photographic supplies.

C

P

5. Drug and proprietary.

C

P

6. Fabric (yard goods).

C

P

7. Farm and garden supplies, including nurseries.

C

P

8. Florists.

C

P

9. Fuel dealers.

C

C

10. Gift, novelty and souvenirs.

C

P

11. Hay, grain, and feed stores.

C

C

12. Ice dealers.

C

C

13. Jewelry.

C

P

14. Liquor.

C

P

15. News and magazine dealers.

C

P

16. Secondhand stores (providing that merchandise displayed and sold is from within an entirely enclosed building).

C

P

17. Sporting goods.

C

P

18. Tobacco and smoker supplies.

C

P

19. Yarn shops.

C

P

J. Retail Sales – Products (Custom Fabricated, Processed, Assembled, Installed, Repaired, or Printed on the Premises within an Entirely Enclosed Building).

1. Cabinet shops.

C

C

2. Electrical shops.

C

C

3. Plumbing shops.

C

C

4. Sheet metal shops.

C

C

5. Welding shops.

C

C

6. Electroplating shops.

C

C

7. Heating and air-conditioning shops.

C

C

8. Sign shops.

C

C

9. Upholstery shops.

C

C

10. Printing, publishing, and lithographic shops.

C

C

11. Radio and television repair shops.

C

P

12. Home appliance repair shops.

C

C

K. Services – Personal.

1. Laundry, cleaning and dyeing plants.

C

C

2. Self-service laundries and cleaning places.

C

P

3. Laundry and cleaning drop and pick-up places.

C

P

4. Pressing, alteration and garment repair.

P

P

5. Barber and beauty shops.

P

P

6. Shoe repair shops.

P

P

7. Photographic studios.

C

P

8. Clothing rental establishments.

C

P

9. Transportation terminals.

C

C

10. U.S. Post Offices.

C

C

11. Mortuaries.

C

C

L. Services – Business.

1. Adjustment and collection agencies.

C

P

2. Advertising agencies, including commercial artists.

C

P

3. Auto, truck and trailer rental or repair.

C

C

4. Business and management services.

C

P

5. Car washes.

C

C

6. Credit agencies.

C

P

7. Duplicating, addressing, blueprinting, photocopying, mailing and stenographic services.

C

P

8. Employment agencies.

C

P

9. Equipment rental agencies.

C

C

10. Equipment service and repair shops.

C

C

11. Offices housing personnel who provide special services to business.

C

P

12. Off-street parking facilities.

C

P

13. Services to buildings (including dwellings), cleaning and exterminating.

C

C

14. Telephone answering services.

C

P

15. Miscellaneous business services, including auctioneers, bondsmen, drafting, detective agencies, notary public, and other like services.

C

P

16. Moving and storage.

C

C

17. Vehicle repair shops (located entirely within an enclosed building).

C

C

18. Mini-warehouses.

C

P

19. Auction barns.

C

C

20. Vehicle towing and storage services.

C

C

M. Services – Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate.

1. Financial and banking institutions.

C

P

2. Insurance and bond carriers, agents, brokers, and services.

C

P

3. Real estate brokers, agents, and services.

C

P

4. Branch banks.

C

P

N. Services – Lodging Places.

1. Hotels.

C

C

2. Motels.

C

C

3. Travel trailer and camper parks.

C

C

O. Services – Medical and Health.

1. Hospitals.

C

C

2. Medical and dental laboratories.

C

C

3. Sanitaria, convalescent, and rest homes.

C

C

4. Orthopedic equipment and supplies, rental, sales, and service.

C

P

5. Animal hospitals and veterinary clinics.

Outside animal activities.

C

C

Inside animal activities only.

C

C

6. Ambulance services.

P

P

7. Residential care homes.

C

C

8. Residential care facilities.

C

C

9. Congregate care facilities.

C

C

10. Low-cost animal vaccination clinic.

C

C

P. Services – Professional Office such as Accounting, Architectural, Engineering and Law.

1. Clinic, outpatient.

C

P

2. Professionals, other.

C

P

Q. Services – Amusement.

1. Amusement centers.

C

C

2. Art galleries.

C

P

3. Billiard and pool parlors.

C

P

4. Bowling alleys.

C

P

5. Carnivals (temporary) and circuses (temporary).

C

C

6. Dance studios and dance schools.

C

P

7. Golf, miniature.

C

P

8. Skating rinks, ice and/or roller.

C

P

9. Racquet clubs.

C

C

10. Theaters, indoor.

C

C

11. Sports facilities, including stadium and arena facilities.

C

C

12. Skateboard facilities, indoor.

C

C

13. Outdoor public entertainments, amusements, or assemblies.

C

C

14. Athletic and health clubs.

C

C

R. Services – Educational.

1. Nurseries, commercial day-care centers, preschools.

C

P

2. Mini day-care centers.

C

P

3. Family day-care centers (only single-family residences).

C

P

4. Libraries.

C

P

5. Vocational schools.

C

P

6. Music schools.

C

P

7. Public parks, parkways, recreation facilities, trails, and related facilities.

P

P

S. Services – Membership Organizations.

1. Business and professional.

C

P

2. Civic, social and fraternal.

C

P

3. Charitable.

C

P

4. Labor.

C

P

5. Political.

C

P

6. Religious, not including churches.

C

P

7. Churches.

C

C

T. Public Services and Facilities.

1. Buildings and other structures such as city hall, police, and fire stations.

C

C

2. Educational institutions.

C

C

3. Sewer, water and utility transmission lines.

P

P

4. Zoos, museums, historic and cultural exhibits and the like.

C

C

5. Utility substation facilities.

C

C

U. Food and Fiber Production.

1. Agriculture.

C

C

2. Silviculture.

C

C

A. Minimum square feet of new zoning district.

10,000

10,000

B. Minimum square lot area.

10,000

10,000

C. Minimum front yard setback (feet).

25

0

D. Minimum side yard setback (feet).

1. Abutting all single-family residential uses.

5

0

2. Not abutting one of above.

5

None

E. Minimum rear yard (only if adjacent to a residential district).

25

10 feet plus an additional 1/2 foot for each foot the building exceeds 20 feet in height

F. Minimum landscaped area (type subject to Chapter 18.75 YMC).

15%/L1

15%/L1