§ 20.6.30. Use regulations for employment districts.

1.

Identified in Table 6.A of this Chapter are those land uses or activities which may be permitted in each of the employment districts, subject to the provisions of this Title and applicable General Plan policies. Table 6.A also identifies those land uses and activities that are permitted in specified employment zone districts, but not in others. This table also indicates development procedure and approval type by which each listed land use or activity may be permitted in the applicable employment district.

2.

Land uses within the employment districts shall meet the provisions of the Section 20.10.110 (Hazardous Materials Management) of this Title and all applicable local, State, and Federal hazardous materials legislation, in addition to the provisions of this Chapter.

3.

If permitted, land uses within the CRC and/or I zone districts which are or would be deemed "Hazardous Materials Handlers or Generators," as defined in the County Hazardous Waste Management Plan, shall be subject to Section 20.2.50 (Conditional Use Permits) of this Title, notwithstanding the application process which may be specified in this Chapter.

Table 6.A
Uses Permitted Within Employment Districts

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■

Not permitted in this district

P

Permitted subject to Section 20.2.65 — Site Plan Review

C

Permitted Subject to approval of a Conditional Use Permit application

USES	CRC	I
A. MANUFACTURING USES
1. Bakery/food preparation	P	P
2. Batch plants	C	P
3. Bottling plants	C	P
4. Carpenter and cabinet shops	P	P
5. Cement products manufacturing	C	P
6. Processing frozen food products	P	P
7. Electronics: electrical and related parts; electrical appliances, motors, and devices; radio, television, computers	P	P
8. Fruit, vegetable, and plant products processing, and retail services, including cold storage, packing, preserving, canning, and shipping	P	P
9. Furniture upholstering	P	P
10. Instruments: Electronic and precision; medical and dental; timing and measuring	P	P
11. Laboratories: chemical, dental, electrical, optical, mechanical, and medical	P	P
12. Manufacture and maintenance of electrical and other signs	P	P
13. Manufacturing, compounding, assembly or treatment of articles or merchandise from the following previously prepared typical materials: Canvas, cellophane, cloth, cork, felt, fiber, fur, glass, leather, paper (no milling), precious or semi-precious stones or metals, plaster, plastics, shells, textiles, tobacco, wood and yarns	C	P
14. Office and related machinery: audio machinery, visual, and electrical machinery	P	P
15. Pharmaceuticals: Cosmetics, drugs, perfumes, toiletries, and soap (not including refining or rendering of fats or oils)	P	P
16. Rubber and metal stamp manufacturing	C	P
17. Welding shops	C	P
18. Oil and gas exploration and production, subject to provisions of Chapter 20.9 of this Title; if, however, combined with a PE District, a conditional use permit is not required in the CRC zone district	C	P
B. WHOLESALE USES AND WAREHOUSING
1. General wholesale, storage, and distribution including warehousing, storage, freight handling, shipping	P	P
2. Warehousing from the premises of unfinished, raw and semi-refined products requiring further processing, fabrication, or manufacturing. Contractors' storage yards; including the storage of equipment, materials and vehicles for the construction industry (screening of outdoor storage required); truck terminals, outdoor storage yards	C	P
3. Recreational vehicle storage (screening of outdoor storage required)	C	P
4. Vehicle storage/towing services (screening of outdoor storage required)	C	P
5. Vehicle wrecking and storage (screening of outdoor storage required)	C	C
6. Mini-storage, self-storage units (commercial)	P	P
C. COMMERCIAL USES AND SERVICES
1. Reserved
2. Adult-oriented businesses (as provided in Section 20.11.30 of this Title)	P	P
3. Auction house	C	P
4. Automotive fleet storage	C	P
5. Automotive sales, service and rental agencies	P	P
6. Automotive repair (minor)	P	P
7. Automotive, truck, bus, and recreational vehicle repair (major)	C	P
8. Bakery shops (retail and wholesale)	P	P
9. Barber and beauty colleges	P	C
10. Blueprinting and photocopying	P	P
11. Boat and camper sales, manufacture, and repairs	C	P
12. Car wash (self- or full-service)	P	P
13. Cleaning and pressing establishments	P	P
14. Cocktail lounge/bar, including upgrading existing ABC license (e.g., beer and wine to a hard liquor license). Refer to Section 20.11.50 of this Title	C	C
15. Communication & telecommunication facilities (radio and television)	C	C
16. Commercial recreational facilities (indoor and outdoor)	P	P
17. Commercial recreational facilities (outdoor)	C	C
18. Driving schools	P	■
19. Exterminators	C	P
20. Fruit and/or vegetable stand, temporary	P	P
21. Furniture stores (sales, manufacture, repair and upholstery)	P	P
22. Gaming rooms (as per Chapter 6.08 of the Municipal Code)	C	C
23. Glass shops and glass studio	P	P
24. Hotels and motels	C	■
25. Lumber and building material yards	C	P
26. Kennel and catteries	C	C
27. Mortuaries	C	C
28. Newspaper and magazine shops (printing and publishing)	C	P
29. Commercial parking facilities	C	C
30. Printing and copy shops	P	P
31. Plumbing shops and supplies	P	P
32. Recycling facilities (large collection and processing facilities)	■	C
33. Restaurants (including drive-through)	P	P
34. Restaurants other than fast-foods (refer to section 20.11.50 of this Title):       a. With entertainment and/or serving alcoholic beverages, including upgrading an existing ABC license (e.g., Beer and Wine to a hard liquor license)       b. Without entertainment and/or serving alcoholic beverages	c     P	c     P
35. Service stations (subject to Section 20.11.220 of this Title)	C	C
36. Sign painting shops	P	P
37. Tattoo parlors	C	C
38. Truck wash	■	C
39. Tire retreading and recapping	■	C
40. Tire shops (retail and service)	C	P
41. Vending machine service and repair	P	P
42. Veterinary offices and animal hospitals including exterior kennels, pens or runs	C	C
D. ACCESSORY USES
1. Accessory uses and structures located on the same site as a permitted use	P	P
2. Accessory uses and structures located on the same site as a use permitted subject to a conditional use permit	C	C
3. Watchman's or caretaker's living quarters only when incidental to and on the same site as a permitted or conditional use (where 24-hour surveillance is required)	C	C
E. PUBLIC AND QUASI-PUBLIC USES
1. Bus, rail, rail freight classification or switching yard, rail spurs, and taxi stations	C	P
2. Churches, clubs, lodges, fraternities and sorority headquarters	C	■
3. Educational institutions, museums, public libraries	P	C
4. Fire and police facilities	P	P
5. Public utility and public service substations, reservoir, drainage sumps, pumping plants, transmission line, and similar installations not including public utility offices, unless project otherwise entails a public hearing; then Permitted	C	C
6. Day nurseries, nursery schools, and child care facilities, per State law	C	C
7. Postal services	P	P
8. Public administration buildings	P	P
9. Public utility services offices	P	P
10. Amusement/theme park	C	C
F. OFFICE AND RELATED USES
1. Administrative and executive offices (incidental to primary use)	P	P
2. Clerical and professional offices (incidental to primary use)	P	P
3. Financial/mortgage services and institutions	P	P
4. Medical, dental and related health services for humans, including laboratories, clinics, and the sale of articles clearly incidental to the services provided	P	P
5. Prescription pharmacies when located within a building containing the offices of medical practitioners	P	P
G. TEMPORARY USES
1. Temporary uses as prescribed in Section 20.2.90 (Permits and Approvals) of this Title and based upon issuance of a Temporary Use Permit	P	P
H. Other uses similar to, and no more objectionable than the uses identified above, may be permitted subject to the provisions of Section 20.1.90 (Determination of similar Use) of this Title

 

(Ord. No. 2013-1270, § 1(Exh. A), 11-18-2013; Ord. No. 2017-1294, § 1(Exh. 2), 11-20-2017)