Chapter 18.42, Sections 18.42.010-18.42.040
Dimensional standards
Height & bulk
Uses
Permitted by right7
- Light industrial use
- General commercial establishment
- Customer service establishment
- Communication tower/wireless communications facility placed atop an existing structure, which will not increase the height of said structure above twenty additional feet, or exceed the height limit of this zone district, whichever is greater
- Motel
- Office
- Emergency Shelter
Conditional / special use11
- Restricted retail sales establishment
- Retail sales establishment
- Airports, landing fields and airstrips
- Cemeteries and mausoleums
- Laboratories for testing, experimental or analytical purposes
- Transit mix, concrete manufacturing or concrete goods manufacturing
- Outdoor theaters
- Junkyard
- Communications tower/wireless communications facility that does not meet the standards as specified in either subsection A or B of this section
- Bulk fuel storage for distribution and resale
- Solar farms
Extracted standards
6 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Height
- Communication tower heightMaximum heightThe tallest a building may be, given in feet, in storeys, or both — whichever binds first. increase (permitted use)20 ft
Communication tower/wireless communications facility placed atop an existing structure, which will not increase the height of said structure above twenty additional feet, or exceed the height limit of this zone district, whichever is greater.
- Communication tower heightMaximum heightThe tallest a building may be, given in feet, in storeys, or both — whichever binds first. increase (zoning permit)40 ft
Communications tower/wireless communications facility placed atop or adjacent to an existing structure in instances in which the height of the proposed facility will not exceed forty additional feet (sixty additional feet if the proposal provides for colocation) above the existing structure's height.
Other
- Dwelling floor area to lot areaMinimum lot areaThe smallest parcel on which the district allows anything to be built. ratio20 pct
Dwelling floor area to lot area ratio permitted: Twenty percent, maximum.
- Industrial setbackSetbackThe distance a building must be held back from a lot line. from residential districts
No industrial use, structure, building or storage area may be closer to the side or rear lot line than the minimum offset allowed in any abutting residential district.
- Lot length to width ratio4 ratio
Lot length to width ratio permitted: Four to one, maximum in industrial use. Length to width ratio three to one for all other uses.
- Uses allowed with zoning permit
One single family dwelling; Communications tower/wireless communications facility placed atop or adjacent to an existing structure in instances in which the height of the proposed facility will not exceed forty additional feet (sixty additional feet if the proposal provides for colocation) above the existing structure's height; Mini storage facility (see Section 18.94.075).
From the ordinance
Land use regulations: Permitted uses include light industrial, general commercial, customer service, communication tower, motel, office, emergency shelter. Uses allowed with zoning permit: one single family dwelling, etc. Uses allowed with conditional use permit: restricted retail, etc. Lot dimension: lot length to width ratio max 4:1 for industrial, 3:1 for other; dwelling floor area to lot area ratio max 20%; total building area to lot area ratio max 90% for industrial.