§ 21.23.025. Special uses.

A.

Uses in the following categories may be permitted through a special use permit, subject to Section 21.23.020A; provided, the applicant can demonstrate such use can be designed to be integrated into the corridor and compatible and complementary to existing and future preferred uses and land use vision. Uses that may be approved through the special use permit process in all three mixed use high density, corridor zones include:

1.

Retail uses such as:

a.

Hardware stores that stand alone;

b.

Building material and garden supply;

c.

Home furnishings and appliance stores that stand alone; and

d.

Automobile parts stores that stand alone or with bays for installation of items sold on site; provided, this is a permitted use in the west zone as noted in Section 21.23.024A1 above;

2.

Services such as:

a.

Upholstery;

b.

Furniture repair; and

3.

Public administration:

a.

State offices.

B.

Additional special uses may be permitted in the central zone pursuant to Section 21.23.010E and Section 21.23.020A; provided, it can be shown the use can conform to other requirements for the high density corridor, is designed to accommodate the pedestrian emphasis and is compatible and complementary to surrounding uses. Such uses include:

1.

Automobile related uses such as:

a.

Automobile repair;

b.

Service activities;

c.

Gas stations;

d.

Vehicle sales activities; and

e.

Manufactured home sales activities.

C.

In the eastern zone pursuant to Section 21.23.010C, automobile gas stations may be permitted by special use permit at street intersections that exist on the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter.* In addition it must be shown that the use can conform to the other requirements for the high density corridor, is designed to accommodate the pedestrian emphasis and is compatible and complimentary to surrounding uses.

(Ord. 13115 § 1, 2004; Ord. 11867 § 15 (part), 1998)

*  Editor's Note: Ordinance 11867, which amended Ch. 21.23, is effective on January 21, 1999. Automobile gas stations in existence as of January 21, 1999 are considered a permitted use.