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Home My Public Portal AboutIndex (2)DEVELOPMENT CODE INDEX A Abandoned signs Access Acceptable Levels of Service Development standards Parking areas Subdivisions Accessory uses and structures General standards Residential Retail Adult entertainment establishments Affordable Housing Bonuses and incentives Findings for denial Priority processing Air emissions Airport restrictions Height Noise Safety Areas Amendments Development Code General Plan Land use permits Master Plan Specific Plan Subdivisions Zoning Animals AO (Airport Operations) Overlay District Appeals III-176 III-8 III-8 IIIq21 V-12,16 III- 186 III-219 III-186 111-187 III-43 II1-46 III-46 III-9 II-57, 1II-251 III-252 111-257 III-254 VI-29 VI-29 VI-44 VI-40 VI-35 V-36,48 VI-29 III- 190 II-57 IV-9, VI-19 September 201)1 1 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Applicability of Development Code Application fees Applications Appeals Demolition review Development permits Environmental assessment Historic design review Historic variances Initial review Lot line adjustments Minor use permits Phasing Planned developments Review and decisions Review authorities Time extensions Time limits Use permits Variances Zoning clearance Archaeological/cultural resources Awning signs I-4 IV-8 IV-9, VI-19 IV-39 IV-15 IV-8 IV-23 IV-37 IV-8 IV-47 IV-19 IV-42 IV-29 IV-9 IV-6 IV-43 IV-42 IV-19 IV-35 IV-11 III-10 111-150,182 B Bed and breakfasts Development standards Historic resources Bedrooms Bicycle parking Broadcasting towers Building design Design guidelines Historic preservation design guidelines II1-191 II-59 I1-22 III-128 III-229 II-73 II-103 C Car washes Cellular/wireless communication facilities Certificate of Appropriateness Certificate of Economic Hardship Certificates of compliance II-100 III-226 IV-25 IV-26 V-55 September 2001 2 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX CG (General Commercial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs CH (Highway Commercial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs Child day care facilities Churches Clustering CN (Neighborhood Commercial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs Commercial and Manufacturing Zoning Districts Floor Area Ratio Criteria General development standards Performance standards Community directory signs Compact parking spaces Comprehensive sign program Condominiums Covenant of easements CS (Service Commercial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs II-28 I1-40 II-45 11-25 III-167 II-28 II-40 II-45 II-25 Ili-167 111-192 III-195 III- 103 II-28 II-40 II-45 II-25 III-159 II-43 II-40 I1-45 III- 150 Ili-120 III-145 V-51 IV-45 II-28 11-41 II-45 II-26 Ili-167 D DC (Downtown Commercial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards In-lieu fees II-34 11-42,44 II-44 September 2001 3 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Decks Performance standards Purpose Signs Donner Lake setback Land use permit exemption Property line setback Stream setback Dedications Demolitions Density, Residential Bedrooms Incentives Residential districts Subdivisions Truckee River Master Plan Area Design guidelines Building and parking location Building design Car washes Commercial centers Drive-through businesses Fences and walls General guidelines Historic preservation Hotels/motels Industrial/business parks Landscaping Lighting Multi-family residential Office buildings Outdoor retail sales Parking Residential subdivisions Roofs Service stations Site planning guidelines Solar exposure Detached living areas Development agreements Development permits DM (Downtown Manufacturing/Industrial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards I1-45 II-24 III- 159 III-69 1-11 III-32 III-68 V-61 IV-39 II-22 11-23 II-21 V-17 II-49, II-56 II-63 11-65 II-73 II-100 II-98 II-86 II-69 11-64 11-103 11-86 I1-87 II-69 11-71 II-93 II-99 II-100 11-67, 111-133 V-21 11-80 II-100 II-64 II-70 III-196 VI-23 II-16, IV-15 II-34 II-42 September2001 4 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE-INDEX Performance standards Purpose Signs DMP (Downtown Master Plan) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Purpose Requirements DMU (Downtown Mixed Use) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards In-lieu fees Performance standards Purpose Signs Donner Lake Docks and piers Setbacks Drainage/stormwater runoff General standards Hillside development Subdivisions DRH (Downtown High Density Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements Density General development standards Historic landmarks, special uses and densities Purpose Signs Drive-through businesses Development standards Specific design guidelines Driveways DRM (Downtown Medium Density Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements Density General Historic Purpose Signs DRR (Downtown Allowed Purpose development standards landmarks, special uses and densities Railroad) District Uses/permit requirements II-45 I1-24 III-167 II-48 II-56 II-48 II-48 II-34 II-42,44 II-44 II-45 II-26 III-159 III-69 III-68 III-12 III-59 V-19 II-15 II-22 II-20 II-59 II-11 III-157 II1-198 I1-86 III-126 I1-15 II-22 II-20 11-59 II-10 III-157 II-50 I1-48 September 2001 5 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX DRS (Downtown Single Family Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements Density General development standards Historic landmarks, special uses and densities Purpose Signs DVL (Downtown Visitor Lodging) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements Floor area ratio General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs Dwelling unit equivalents E II-15 II-21 II-20 11-59 II-10 III- 157 II-34 II-43 II-42 II-45 II-26 III- 167 II-22 Easements Abandonment Structures within easements Subdivisions Electrical utility facilities Enforcement Exemptions, land use permits Exotic animals F IV-51 III-15 V-63 III- 199 VI-47 1-10 Ili-190 Family day care homes Fences, walls, hedges Final map Flood plains Floor area ratio Donner Lake residences Conmqercial/Manu facturing Districts G III- 192 I-11, II-69, III-17 V-43 III-47 II-19 I1-40, 43 Garages Floor area III-220 September 2001 6 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Setbacks General plan amendments Grading General standards Hillside development Subdivisions Ground-mounted sign 11-19, III-32 VI-29 III-21 III-59 V-16 III-151,182 H Handicap parking Height limits Airport area Commercial/Manufacturing Districts Exceptions Fences General standards Measurement Residential Districts Special Purpose Districts Hillside development Design criteria General standards Use permit findings Historic design review Historic resources Demolition standards Historic variances Special use standards Historic preservation design guidelines Building design Lighting Signs Historic variances Home occupations Horses Hotels and motels Specific design guidelines Household pets HP (Historic Preservation) Overlay District III-121 III-21 III-252 II-40,42 III-23 III-18 Ill-21 III-22 I1-19,20 11-54,55 III-55 111-60 111-58 III-64 IV-23 II-59, IV-39 IV-37 11-59 II-103 II-103 II-106 I1-106 IV-37 III-201 III-190 II-86 Ili-190 11-58 September 2001 7 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX IJK Improvement agreements Industrial/business parks, specific design guidelines In-lieu fees, Downtown Commercial districts Interpretations Conflicting requirements Procedures Rounding (calculations) Similar uses Zoning map boundaries V-65 II-87 II-44 1-17 1-18 1-16 1-17 1-16 L Land use permit Amendments Appeals Concurrent review Exemptions Historic design review Historic variances Lot line adjusment Permit requirements Planned development Review authority Revocations Temporary use permit Tentative map Time extension Time limits Use permit Vacation Variance Zoning clearance Landscaping Design guidelines General development standards irrigation Parking areas Plan requirements Recommended plant materials Street frontages IV-44, V-36 VI-19 IV-5 1-10 IV-23 IV-37 IV-47 II-6 IV-29 IV-6 VI-43 IV-33 V-29 IV-43 IV-42 IV-19 IV-51 IV-35 IV-11 II-69, Ili-79 II1-72 III-77 Ili-73 III-71 111-84 II1-74,81 September 2001 8 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Lighting Design guidelines General standards Historic preservation design guidelines Subdivisions Live/work facilities Lot coverage Lot line adjustments I1-71 111-16 II-106 V-18 III-203 See Site Coverage IV-47 M M (Manufacturing/Industrial) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Performance standards Purpose Signs Master plans Mining Minor use permits Mixed-use development Mobile home parks Mobile homes Multi-family residential projects Community recreational amenities Development standards Laundry facilities Open space Specific design guidelines II-28 II-41 II-45 11-26 III- 167 VI-37 III-231 II-7, IV-19 II-44, III-204 Ill-205 III-208 III-210 111-209 III-210 11-19, III-209 I1-93 N Noise Airport area Complaints Exceptions General standards Measurement Residential interior standards Nonconforming signs Nonconforming uses, structures, and parcels Airport area Definitions 111-254 III-95 III- 100 III-95 III-96 iii-98 Ili-176, VI-I 1 III-256 VI-7 September 2001 9 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE-INDEX General standards Multi-family dwellings Parcels Restrictions Single family dwellings Time extensions Nuisances VI-7 VI-14 VI-15 VI-10 VI-14 VI-16 III-24 0 Office buildings Specific design guidelines Open Space Clustering Commercial/Manufacturing Districts General standards Incentives Minimum open space Multi-family Residential Districts Scenic corridor Wetlands OS (Open Space) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Purpose Outdoor uses Outdoor dining/seating standards Outdoor display/sales standards Outdoor garden supply sales standards Outdoor retail sales design guidelines Outdoor storage/work areas standards 11-99 III- 103 II-40,42 III- 107 III- 106 III-105 II-19, III-209 11-19,20 II1-108 III- 104 I1-50 II-54 II-47 III-212 III-211 III-214 II-100 III-214 P Parcel map Parking and loading Access Bicycle parking Compact spaces Design guidelines Downtown area Driveways V-43 III-121 III- 128 Ili-120 Ili-133 I1-44, I[I-131 III-126 September 2001 I0 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX General regulations Handicap parking Loading areas Parking spaces required Shared parking Space and lot dimensions PC (Planned Community) District Allowed Uses/Permit requirements General development standards Purpose Requirements Performance guarantees PF (Public Facilities) District Allowed Uses/Permit Requirements General Development Standards Purpose Phasing Planned developments Planning Commission Projecting signs Projects in progress Prohibited uses Property maintenance Public hearings Purpose of Development Code III- 111 III-121 III-129 III-i 12 III- 120 III- 122 II-50 II-56 II-48 II-48 III-21, IV-42 II-50 11-55 11-47 IV-42 IV-29 VI-5 III-152 1-5 II-7 III-24 VI-4 [ I-3 QR Radio antennas, amateur RC (Resource Conservation) District Allowed Uses/Permit Requirements General Development Standards Purpose REC (Recreation) District Al lowed Uses/Permit Requirements General Development Standards Purpose Reclamation Recycling facilities Reservations Residential accessory structures and uses General standards Land use permit exemptions 111-229 11-50 II-54,56 II-47 II-50 11-55,56 I1-47 Ili-231 I11-215 111-219 1-11 September 2001 11 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Residential occupancy Residential zoning districts Density incentives General development standards Maximum density Minimum lot area Reversions to acreage RM (Multi-Family Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit Requirements Density General Development Standards Purpose Signs Rounding (Calculations) RP (River Protection) Overlay District RR (Rural Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit Requirements Density General Development Standards Purpose Signs RS (Single Family Residential) District Allowed Uses/Permit Requirements Density General Development Standards Purpose Signs S I-4, III-25, III-208 II-9 I[-23 II-18 II-21 II-21 V-59 II-12 II-22 II-18 II-10 II1-157 1-16 II-59 II-12 II-21 II-[8 II-9 II1-157 I1-12 II-21 II-18 II-9 111-157 SA (Snow Avalanche) Overlay District Satellite antennas Scenic corridor Screening Design guidelines Development standards industrial/business parks Secondary residential units Senior citizen projects Service stations Specific design guidelines Setbacks Averaging, residential frontyard 11-61 III-228 III- 108 11-71 III-26 II-91 III-222 III-224 II-100 1II-29 September 2001 12 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Averaging, stream Commercial/Manufacturing Districts Docks and piers Donner Lake Exemptions Fences Garages Highway 89 North Interstate 80 Measurement Narrow lot exception Projections Residential accessory uses and structures Residential Districts Retaining walls River Protection Overlay District Single family dwelling reductions Special Purpose Districts Steep lot exception Streams Truckee River Shared parking Signs Awning signs Color Commercial/Manufacturing zoning districts Community directory signs Comprehensive sign program Design guidelines Exemptions General requirements Ground-mounted signs Historic preservation design guidelines Illumination Legibility Materials Measurement Nonconforming/abandoned Off-site directional signs Placement Product brand advertising Prohibited signs Projecting signs Residential community signs II-67 II-40,42, III-67 III-69 III-68 III-28 III-18 I1-19, III-32 1II-108 III-108 III-28 III-236 III-32 III-35 II-18,20 Ili-34 II-60 II1-35 11-54,55 III-35 Ili-66 II-60, III-66 III-120 III-150,182 III-177 1II-159,167 III-150 III-145 III-177 111-142 III-148 III-151,182 II-103 Ili-150,156,179 111-179 III-156, 178 III- 148 III-176, VI-11 1II-151 III-181 II1-151 III-147 Iii-152 II1-152 September 2001 13 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Residential zoning districts Sign plan requirements Temporary signs Theater signs Under marquee signs Wall signs Window signs Similar Uses Site coverage Commercial/Manufacturing Districts Definition Residential Districts Special Purpose Districts Snow avalanche areas Snow storage Solar Access and equipment guidelines Design guidelines Subdivisions Solid Waste/Recyclable Materials Special Purpose zoning districts General development standards Specific plans Stream setbacks Street abandonment Street names Subdivisions Access and circulation Airport area Amendments Appeal Certificates of compliance Condominiums Dedications Density Design and improvement Design guidelines Drainage/Storrnwater runoff Easements Exceptions Exemptions Grading Improvement agreements improvement plans i[I-157 III-142 III-143,152 III- 154 III-152 III-155 III-155,182 1-17 II-40,42 VII-51 II-19,21 11-54,55 II-61 I1-67, III-37 111-38 II-70 V-15,25 III-39 I1-54 VI-33 Ill-66 IV-51 VI-18 V-12 III-258 V-36,50 V-36 V-55 V-51 V-61 V-18 V-11 V-21 V-19 V-16 V-8 V-6 V-16 V-67 V-65 September 2001 I4 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Surface Lighting Parcel/Final maps Parks and recreation Reservations Reversions to acreage Review authority Sewage disposal Snow avalanche areas Solar access Surveys and monuments Tentative map processing Time extensions Time limits Utilities Vesting tentative map Water supply mining V-18 V-43 V-16 V-61 V-59 V-8 V-18 II-61 V-15,25 V-71 V-29 V-40 V-40 V-16 V-38 V-20 III-231 T Telecommunications facilities Temporary dwellings Temporary signs Development standards Exemptions Temporary use permit Temporary uses Exemptions General requirements Permit requirements Requirements for specific uses Temporary use permit Tentative map processing Changes Exceptions Time extensions Time limits Vesting Theater signs Time extensions Time limits Trash enclosures III-226 I-4, 111-208 1ii-143 III-153 IV-33 III-246 Ill-248 111-245 Ili-248 IV-33 V-29 V-36 V-6 V-40 V-40 V-38 III- 154 IV-43 IV-42 11-72 September 2001 15 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX Truckee River setbacks UV III-66 Use permits Uses, allowed Uses, prohibited Utilities Electrical utility facilities Subdivisions Undergrounding Vacations Variances Floodplains Vegetation removal Vesting tentative map Vibrations WXYZ IV-17 II-6 1I-7 III- 199 V-16 III-41 iV-51 IV-35 III-54 III-21 V-38 III-42 Wall signs Wetlands Windows signs Zoning Administrator Zoning amendments Zoning clearance Zoning district regulations Zoning Districts AO (Airport Operations) Overlay District CG (General Commercial) District CH (Highway Commercial) District CN (Neighborhood Commercial) District Commercial zoning districts CS Service Commercial) District DC ~ Downtown Commercial) District DM ~ Downtown Manufacturing/Industrial) District DMP Downtown Master Plan) District DMU Downtown Mixed Use) District DRH, Downtown High Density Residential) District DRM Downtown Medium Density Residential) District DRR iDowntown Railroad) District DRS, Downtown Single Family Residential) District DVL 'Downtown Visitor Lodging) District 111-155 III-104 III-155,182 VI-5 VI-29 II-6, IV- 11 11-6 II-4 See AO District See CG District See CH District See CN District II-25 See CS District See DC District See DM District See DMP District See DMU District See DRH District See DRM District See DRR District See DRS District See DVL District September 2001 16 TRUCKEE DEVELOPMENT CODE - INDEX I-H? (Historic Preservation) Overlay District M (Manufacturing/Industrial District OS (Open Space) District Overlay zoning districts PC (Planned Community) District PF (Public Facilities) District RC (Resource Conservation) District REC (Recreation) District Residential zoning districts Residential density RM (Multi-Family Residential) District RP (River Protection) Overlay District RR (Rural Residential) District RS (Single Family Residential) District SA (Snow Avalanche) Overlay District Special Purpose zoning districts Zoning map See HP District See M District See OS District II-57 See PC District See PF District See RC District See REC District II-9 II-21 See RM District See RP District See RR District See RS District See SA District II-47 II-3 September 2001 17 Development Code Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements AGRICULTURE, 1LESOURCE & OPEN SPACE USES Agricultural accessory structures P P MUP Agricultural processing uses UP UP Animal raising and keeping 1'(3) ' P(3) P(3) P(3) Crop production P P Fisheries and gmne reserves P P P P Mining and quarrying UP UP UP Nature reserves p p p p p p p p p p p p p p P P P P P Trails p p p p p p p p P P P P P P P P P P P MANUFACTURING & PROCESSING USES Aggregate processing and batch flants tJP Chemical products UP uP Clothing products p P Concrete, gypsum, and plaster ,roducts UP UP Electrical and electronic equipment, tnstmments p P Food and beverage distribution UP UP P UP UP UP UP Food and beverage production UP UP P UP UP UP UP Furniture/fixtures manufacturing, zabinet shops UP P p Glass products P UP P UP Handcraft industries, small-scale manufacturing P UP UP P UP Laundries and dry cleaning plants p p Lumber and wood products p P Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 1 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Machinery I:nanufacturing p p Metal fabrication, machine, and ~velding shops p p Motor vehicles and transportation equipment Up P Paper products p p Paving and roofing materials UP UP Pharmaceuticals p p Plastics and rubber products UI' UP Prinling and publishing p p p p p p Recycling - Colnposting UP P UP Recycling - Large collection facility UP P LIP Recycling - Reverse vending machines P P UP P P P P P P UP Recycling Scrap and dismantling yards tJp Recycling- Small collection facility MtJP MUP P MUP MUI:' P MUP UP Stone and cut stone products P l:' Structural clay and pottery products P P P P Textile and leather products p p Warehousing, wholesaling and distribution p P RECREATION, EDUCATION & PUBLIC ASSEMBLY USES Campgrounds UP Ut' UP UP Churches/places of worship UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP Community centers UP UP UP UP UP P P UP P P P UP UP Docks and pmrs, commercial MUP MUP MUP MUP P(4) Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 2 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Equestrian facilities, commercial or UP LIP ~ublic UP Doll courses and country clubs UP UP UP UP UP UP(4) ,3olf driving range Heahh/fitness facilities UP P 1' P P 1' tip .Hunting and fishing clubs MUP MUF' UP Ice skating r nks p F' p P UP P hldoor recreation centers p p p Libraries and museums 1' P P P P P(4) Marina UP 'LIP uP P(4) Membership organization facililies UP UP UP UP UP MUP P P P F' Outdoor conm~ercial recreation UP UP UP MUP P MUP UP P UP UF' P(4) Parks and playgrounds UP uP UP uP UP UP tJP UP tJP UP UP UP IJP UP MUP P P(4) Private residential recreational facilities MUP MUP MUI' MUP MUP MUP UP Recreational vehicle (RV) parks UP(5) UP(5) UP(5) uP LIP Religious retreats and organizational UP camps UP Rural recreation facilities UP P(4) Schools - Public and private UP UP UP UP tiP UP UP P UP P P 1'(4) Schools - Specialized education and UP [JP UP training P UP UP UP P P 1'(4) Ski lift facilities and ski runs UP UP UP uP Sport facilities/outdoor public assembly P(4) Studios - Art, dance, music, photography, etc. p p p p Theaters and meeting halls UP UP UP P P P(4) RESIDENTIAl. USES ICaretaker and empl°yee h°using [ Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 3 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements : :PERMI REOUIRI~MI~3N 1 B~ DISTRICT .............. i i i ]LAND USE ~!~ Detached living areas P P P P lc, p p MUP P Emergency shelters / transitional living centers UP UP uP UP ul' UP I. jp Live/work quarters MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUI:' MUP Mobile home as a temporary residence during construction P P P P P P P P Mobile home parks UP UP UF' UP UP UP Multi-family dwellings, 2 to 10 units P UP P 1:' I'(6) Multi-family dwcllings, 11 and more units DP I[jp DP DI:' UP LIP DP(6) Multi-family dwellings, individual ownership, 2 to 10 units UP P UP P P P(6) Multi-family dwellings, individual :~wnership, 1 t and more units UP DP UP DP DP DP(6) Multi-family dwellings, in commercial/industrial project UP UP UP UP MUP UI:' LiP Residential care ho~nes, 7 to 12 clients UP UP UP UP LIP UP UP UP Rooming and boarding houses LIP LIP UP Secondary residential units P F, p P p MUP P Senior citizen/disabled congregate 2are housing UP UP UP LIP UP MUP gingle-family dwellings P p p p p p (10) P(6) MUP P 5ingle-room occupancy (SRO) ~housing UP UP UP Transient rental, multi-family dwellings UP UP UP UP UP UP Transient rental, single-family dwellings P P P P P P P p p Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 4 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements B~ D1sTRic~ RETAIL TRADE USES (7) Accessory retail uses UP P P UP P P P P P P MtJP Adult entertainment businesses P UP Alcoholic beverage sales, other than beer and wine MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP Auto, mobile home and vehicle sales UP UP Auto parts sales p p p p p p p Bars and drinking establishments tJP UP UP P P MUP Building materiM sales UP P P Convenience stores MUP MtJP UP P P MUP Furniture, furnishings, and equipment stores P P P P P P Grocery stores p p p p p Outdoor retail sales and displays UP LIP UP UP P UP UP UP UP Plant nurseries and garden supply stores MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP Restaurants, counter service P P UP P P P p Restaurants, drive-through UP Restaurants, table service P P UP P P P UP Retail stores, general merchandise P P UP P P P P Second hand stores p p p p p Warehouse retail stores p p p SERVICE USES IAutomated teller machines (ATMs) Banks and financial services Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 5 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Y DIsIRICT Bed and breakfast inns MUP MUP ~ MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP P MUP MUI:' P I" tiP UP Business support services P P P P Car wash UP UP UP(8) UP UP Card lock fueling facilities UP P UP Cemeteries, columbariums, mausoleums UP [JP(4) Child day can-e centers UP Ul:' UP uP UP UF' P P UP UP P P p Child day care, lan-ge hmily day care homes P 1~' P P P P P I:' MUP Construction contractur's yard UP t' UP Hotels and motels Ut' P UP UF' UP P P UP Laundromat p p p p p P Medical services - Clinics and labs P P P P P P(4) Medical services - Extended care UP P UP P 1'(4) Medical services - Hospitals UP P P(4) Mortuaries P UP UP UP Offices, accessory to prilnary use P P P P 1:' P P P P P P(4) Offices, business and professional P P P P P P Outdoor storage and work areas UP P UP Personal services p p p p p P Public buildings and structures I-JP Up UP UP UP UP UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9) UP(9)l P Public safety and utility facilities UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP MUP MUP P Repair/maintenance - Consumer ,roducts P P P P P P P Repair/maintenance - Vehicle UP UP P P p Research and development (R&D) P P P P P P P P Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 6 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements : I E~IT REQUIREM~NI B~ DISTRIC~ 1) Service stations P P uP P uP tJP Snow removal business UP Up UP UP UP p UP P Spring water pumping LIP UP Storage, accessory to residential UP tJP UP UP UP UP project Storage, personal storage facilities (mini-storage) UP P P p Studios (Art, dance, music, photography) secondary to primary UP UP residential use Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, kennels, boarding UP P UP UP P P Visitor center P P UP P p p TEMPORARY USES Conm~ercial filming TUP TUP TUP TUI' TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP P Model homes MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP Off-site contractor's construction /ard TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Offices, temporary TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUI:' TUP TUP Offices, temporary real estate MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP MUP On-site material processing TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP On-site soil remediation activities TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Outdoor retail sales, temporary TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Seasonal sales lot TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Temporary events, non-profit organization TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Temporary events, Public property P Temporary work trailers TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP TUP Master Table Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements Page 7 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements ..... RMII REOiTIREMENT BY DIS I:RICT TRANSPORTATION, INFRASTRUCTURE & COMMUNICATIONS USES Broadcasting studios p p p p Commercial parking and vehicle storage UP UP UP uP UP UP UP Electric utility facilities UP IJP UP UP UP UP UP UI> UP UP UP UP UP IJP UP UP UP UP IJP UP Heliports LIP Pipelines UP [JP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP IJP UI:' UP Railroad and railroad related operations (11) p Telecommunications facilities UP UP UP UP UP IJP UP UP UP UP UI:' UP LIP UP Tow yard UP P UP Transit stations and ternfinals UP UP UP P p p Transit stop shelters p p p p p p p P P Truck stops UP Utility lines P P P P P P P P P P P P P |:' P MUP P P P P Vehicle and freight terminals UP UP Notes on next page. Notes: (1) Definitions of the listed land uses are in Chapter 18.220 (Definitions, Glossary). (2) Use on a site adjacent to a residential zmfing district shall comply with the special setback, screening, and landscaping standards in Section 18.30.110.E (Screening between neighborhood commercial and residential land uses) and Section 18.40.040.E (Landscaping requirements between neighborhood commercial and residential land uses). (3) Section 18.58.060 (Animal Raising and Keeping) may require a Minor Use Penmt for certain animals, or the raising and keeping of animals over a certain number. Master Table Allowed Uses and Pernfit Requirements Page 8 Master Table - Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements (4) Use must be operated by a public agency. (5) Allowed only as part of a mobile home park in accordance with Section 18.58.150. (6) Stand-alone residential projects must comply with residential development standards of DRM zoning district. (7) Buildings greater than 40,000 s.f. occupied by a single retail trade business shall not be permitted unless such buildings and retail trade businesses are allowed under a specific plan adopted for tire property. (8) Use allowed only appurtenant to service station. (9) Permitted if the public agency use (e.g. office, outdoor storage, etc.) is permitted in zoning district, UP otherwise. (I0) Use allowed only within Donner Lake Community Area as shown on General Plan Land Use Diagram. (11) Railroad and railroad-related operations, activities, and facilities within the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way and operating properties are not subject to the land use permit mid development standards of the Development Code. Note: In the event of any conflict between the Master Table of Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements and Tables 2-2, 2-3, 2-6, 2-7, and 2-10, the allowed uses and permit requirements as stated in Tables 2-2, 2-3, 2-6, 2-7, and 2-10 shall control. 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