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ATTY/ORD.0006/CC ORD ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING CODE – EXHIBIT A <br />REV: 07-08-26 MI <br />Page 3 of 103 <br />Research and Development, Office Type (land use). A research and development use that for which <br />the research and development components primarily occurs in an office setting using computers and <br />related electronic equipment, with minimal generally less than 25 percent of the space devoted to <br />laboratories, laboratory area or research equipment, testing, or manufacturing. Laboratories within this <br />subtype shall not exceed biosafety level 2. other than computers and other related electronic equipment. <br />Typical office type research and development uses may include, but are not limited to, automation, <br />artificial intelligence, computer software development, computer research, and computer simulation <br />firms, and similar fields. <br />Retail Sales, Second Hand Store (land use). A retail establishment that buys and sells used products <br />that may include clothing, furniture and household goods, jewelry, household appliances, musical <br />instruments, business machines and office equipment, hand tools, and similar items. This does not include <br />used book stores, antique stores, sales of used farm or construction equipment, junk dealers, <br />scrap/dismantling yards, sales of used cars or other vehicles, or pawn shops. <br />Urban Lot Split. See Chapter 30, Article XII Section 30.30 of Article II of the Municipal Code (Urban <br />Lot Splits Parcel Map). <br />Watercourse, Protected. A perennial or intermittent river, stream, creek, watercourse, waterway or <br />channel within the incorporated limits of the City, which specifically includes and is limited to the <br />following: (a) Cordilleras Creek upstream of Highway 101, and (b) Redwood Creek and its tributaries <br />upstream of Highway 101 to Bradford Street and upstream of El Camino Real. A segment of a watercourse <br />located within these defined boundaries but located within concrete channels or culverts, as may be <br />determined by the Engineering and Construction Division, is not considered a protected watercourse. <br />[All other definitions and graphics included in this article are to remain the same.] <br /> <br />Article 4 - USE REGULATIONS (RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS) <br />4.2 Use Regulations in Residential Zoning Districts. <br />A. Districts Defined. Residential Zoning Districts consist of RH, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, and MH. Individual <br />development standards and further regulations are found in individual Articles for each zoning <br />district. <br />B. Land Uses. Table 4.2 (Use Regulations for Residential Zoning Districts) indicate the uses permitted (P), <br />permitted with a conditional use permit (C), and not permitted (—). Any other use not explicitly <br />addressed in Table 4.2 is prohibited, except that the Zoning Administrator may permit or <br />conditionally permit any use not addressed in Table 4.2 if the use is determined to be a similar and/or <br />compatible use to any use in Table 4.2 and meets the purpose and intent of the Zoning District. <br />C. Applicable Regulations. The last column of the table (Specific Use Regulations) references specific <br />requirements for the use, though other provisions in the Zoning Ordinance may also apply. <br />D. Accessory Uses. <br />1.Dwelling Unit. The following accessory uses shall be permitted in conjunction with a dwelling unit <br />in Residential Zoning Districts: <br />8.B. - Page 25 of 212 <br />340