Table 17C.122-1

Center and Corridor Zone Allowed Uses

CC Zone Type

Core Zones

Transition Zone

CC1

CC2

CC4

Residential*

P

P

P

Hotels, including Bed and Breakfast Inns

P

P

N

Commercial, Financial, Retail, Personal Services (for neighborhood centers (NC) – See Note 1 below)

P[1]

P[1]

L[4]

Eating and Drinking Establishments (for neighborhood centers (NC) – See Note 2 below)

P[2]

P[2]

N

Restaurants without Cocktail Lounges

P

P

L[4]

Professional and Medical Offices

P

P

L[4]

Entertainment, Museum and Cultural

P

P

N

Government, Public Service or Utility Structures, Social Services and Education

P

P

P

Religious Institutions

P

P

P

Parks and Open Space

P

P

P

Structured Parking*

P

P

P

Public Parking Lot

P

P

N

Limited Industrial (if entirely within a building) (for neighborhood centers (NC) – See Note 3 below)

P[3]

P[3]

N

Heavy Industrial

N

N

N

Drive-through Businesses on Pedestrian Streets

N

N

N

Motor Vehicles Sales, Rental, Repair or Washing

N

P

N

Automotive Parts and Tires (with exterior storage or display)

N

P

N

Gasoline Sales (serving more than six vehicles)

N

P

N

Gasoline Sale (serving six vehicles or less)

P

P

P

Self-storage or Warehouse

N

P

N

Adult Business (subject to chapter 17C.305 SMC special provisions)

N

N

N

Winery and Microbreweries

P

P

N

* Uses especially encouraged through greater FAR and bonuses.

Notes:

[1] Retail uses having more than forty thousand gsf are not permitted in neighborhood centers designated by the comprehensive plan.

[2] Eating and drinking establishments larger than five thousand gsf are not permitted in neighborhood centers designated by the comprehensive plan.

[3] Limited industrial uses having more than twenty thousand gsf are not permitted in neighborhood centers designated by the comprehensive plan.

[4] Residential uses are required to be mixed on the same parcel as proposed office and retail uses. Nonresidential uses are limited to three thousand square feet per parcel. In neighborhood centers, nonresidential uses are only allowed on parcels with frontage on an arterial street. Nonresidential uses in the CC4 zone are not allowed within sixty feet of a single-family and two-family residential zone or further than three hundred feet (neighborhood center only) from a CC core comprehensive plan designation.