Title 19 — ZONING 

Chapter 19.60 — GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) ZONES 

Cupertino Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · ingested 2026-07-06 · Cupertino

  • Prior history: amended during 4/94 supplement and by Ords. 1601, 1618, 1630 and 1637.

19.60.010 Purpose. 

The purpose of the general commercial zoning district is to establish regulations for retailing, offices and service establishment offering goods and services to the general public which will assure maximum compatibility with surrounding residential areas as well as minimize adverse traffic impacts resulting from commercial development.

(Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 1687, Exh. A (part), 1995)

19.60.020 Applicability of Regulations. 

No building, structure, or land shall be used, and no building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered, or enlarged in a CG zone, otherwise than in conformance with the provisions of this chapter and other applicable provisions of this title.

(Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 1687, Exh. A (part), 1995)

19.60.030 Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses. 

Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses that may be conducted from property zoned general commercial (CG), are identified in Table 19.60.030, Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses in General Commercial Zoning Districts below.

Table 19.60.030: Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses in General Commercial Zoning Districts 

Zoning Districts CG
Uses
Zoning Districts
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1. Retail businesses, such as, but not limited to:
food stores (excluding convenience markets),
drugstores,
apparel shops,
variety stores and
hardware stores
2. Restaurants (without bar facilites), where:
all public entrances face away from low-density residental
(1-5 Dwelling Units an Acre) developments that share
property lines and
where the required customer parking is located within close
proximity of the entrance
3. Farmer's Market
4. Eatng establishments
a. Full-service restaurants with bar facilites, and
b. Any entertainment facilites (e.g., dancing, live music) in
associaton with full-service or fast-food restaurant
5. Any commercial establishments with drive-through facilites
6. Late evening actvites which occur between eleven p.m. through
seven a.m.
7. Ofces such as those below, provided that such uses do not
comprise more than twenty-fve percent of the building space in a
shopping center:
Professional,
General,
Administratve,
Business ofces,
Business services, such as:
advertsing bureaus,
credit reportng,
accountng and similar consultng agencies,
stenographic services, and
communicaton equipment buildings
8. Commercial Ofce uses such as those below which directly serve the
public
Banks,
Financial insttutons,
Insurance agencies
Real estate agencies,
Travel agencies,
Photography, and
Similar studios
Zoning Districts
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9. Laundry facilites, including those below, provided that the solvents
used in the cleaning process shall not be used or stored in any manner
not approved by the State Fire Marshal and provided the establishment
received approval from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
Self service operatons
Full service operatons; and
Retail dry cleaning establishments. Dry cleaning is limited to
items directly delivered to the establishment by retail
customers
10. Private clubs, lodges, or fraternal organizatons
a. Uses in (10) above as subordinate uses in buildings intended
primarily for other permited uses provided for in this secton
b. Uses in (10) above as principal use buildings
11. Fraternity and sorority houses
12. Limited repair services, such as:
Jewelry,
Household appliance,
Business machine repair shops
Personal electronic devices
13. Personal service establishments such as:
Barbershops,
Beauty parlors,
Massage establishments,
Shoe repair shops, and
Tailor shops
14. Accessory facilites and uses customarily incidental to permited
uses and otherwise conforming with provisions of Chapter 19.100 of
this ttle
15. A maximum of four video game machines, provided these machines
are incidental to the main actvity of the business
16. Pet shops facilites for pet services such as, bathing, clipping,
trimming, grooming, pet day care, and similar services for pets
a. Uses in (16) above which are located in a sound-proof structure
and are in compliance with Santa Clara County Health
Department regulatons and chapter 8.05 of this Code.
b. Uses in (16) above which are not located in a sound-proof
structure and are in compliance with Santa Clara County Health
Department regulatons and chapter 8.05 of this Code.
17.
Child care centers,
Day nurseries, and
Playgrounds
18. Vocatonal and specialized schools, dance and music studios,
gymnasiums and health clubs
a. When the uses in (18) above cumulatvely comprise
< 50% of the space in a shopping center, provide adequate
parking as determined by Chapter 19.124 and meet noise
requirements as determined by Chapter 10.48
b. When the uses in (18) above cumulatvely comprise
50% of the space in a shopping center, provide adequate parking
Zoning Districts
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as determined by Chapter 19.124 and meet noise requirements
as determined by Chapter 10.48
19. Retail/service kiosks that meet the following:
Are located in an unenclosed space visible from public
streets or other publicly owned space,
Where adequate parking is provided as determined by
Chapter 19.124,
Which do not result in trafc or circulaton impacts,
Have atractve designs and landscaping, and
Are compatble with the surrounding architecture
20. Other uses which, in the opinion of the Director of Community
Development, are similar to the permited uses in the CG zoning
district, and which do not have the potental to create signifcant
adverse impacts to the surrounding area due to odor, dust, smoke,
glare, fumes, radiaton, vibratons, noise, trafc or liter
21. Commercial parking and parking garages
22. Convenience markets
23. Hotels, motels, and boardinghouses
24. Liquor stores
25. Drinking establishments
26. Commercial recreaton establishments, such as:
Indoor theaters,
Bowling alleys,
Billiard and pool parlors,
Dance halls,
Skatng rinks, and
Arcades
27. Mortuaries
28. Automotve service statons, automobile washing facilites
29. Automobile, trailer, tre and boat sales and rental, limited to new
and used vehicles in operable conditon
30. Automobile and Tire repair shops
Zoning Districts CG
31. Business actvites which display merchandise in an unenclosed
space visible from a public street or adjoining residental property,
except actvites which display merchandise in compliance with
requirements of Secton 19.60.050:
a. The display of merchandise in front of stores with ≥ 20,000
square feet of foor area.
b. The display of merchandise in front of stores with < 20,000
square feet of foor area.
32. Business actvites which provide services in an unenclosed space
visible from a public street or adjoining residental property, except
actvites which provide services in compliance with requirements of
Secton 19.60.050.
33. Outdoor Seatng compatble with Chapter 19.124 of this code
34. Business actvites which incorporate contractng services for which
a contractng license issued by the State is required
35. Other commercial uses which are neither permited uses nor
excluded uses and which are, in the opinion of the Planning
Commission, consistent with the character of a general commercial
Zoning Districts
 CG
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(CG) zone of the same general character listed in this secton, and
which do not create signifcant adverse impacts to the surrounding area
due to odor, dust, fumes, glare, radiaton, vibraton, noise, trafc or
liter
36. Businesses where the primary actvity is related to the on-site
manufacturing, assembly or storage of building components intended
for use by general contractors or wholesalers		 Ex
37. Storage garages, and other wholesale businesses, except computer
hardware and sofware and communicatons businesses for which the
City may generate sales tax revenue where the primary actvity is to
conduct sales and services to other businesses rather than to direct
retail customers		 Ex
38. Other uses which, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, are
objectonable by reason of odor, dust, smoke, glare, fumes, radiaton,
vibraton, noise, trafc or liter shall be excluded		 Ex
39. Warehouses Ex
40. Lumberyards Ex
41. Nurseries and greenhouses Ex
42. Commercial excavatng of building or constructon materials Ex
Key:
P –Permited Use
-– Not Allowed
CUP - Admin.– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the Director of
Community Development
CUP - PC– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the Planning Commission
CUP - CC– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the City Council
Ex– Excluded Uses

(Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 2056, (part), 2010; Ord. 1844, § 1 (part), 2000; Ord. 1784, (part), 1998; Ord. 1687, Exh. A (part), 1995; Ord. 24-2266, Att. A, 2024)

19.60.050 Land Use Activity. 

Land Use Criteria. Unless otherwise provided by a conditional use permit, the following regulations shall apply to all users governed by this chapter.

The activity must be conducted entirely within a building or enclosed patio or atrium except for:

Vehicular parking including the parking of business related vehicles that comply with the sign, off-street parking, and noise regulations;

Outdoor seating for restaurants in accordance with the requirements of Section 19.60.0430.

Special promotional events undertaken by permitted businesses;

The display of merchandise in front of stores must be displayed under a roof overhang or canopy and must be displayed in an organized, neat, and safe fashion, in accordance with the requirements of Section 19.60.0430.

Incidental activities directly related to the permitted business. The incidental activity must comply with noise standards, all other applicable health and safety regulations and must use equipment which, when not in use, is stored in an approved enclosed space.

The activity must comply with the City noise standards, including pick-up and delivery times. Some activities are permitted when located in a sound-proof space. A sound-proof space is an enclosed area which is designed to prevent internally generated noise from being audible from a receptor located outside of the structure. An acoustical engineer shall certify the design and operating conditions of a sound-proof space.

The activity must involve direct retailing of goods or services to the general public. The retailing and servicing activity must comprise at least fifty percent of the floor space, including enclosed patio and atrium space, and must represent the primary emphasis of the business. Window displays shall reflect the retail emphasis.

Certain activities which require a hazardous material plan are permitted subject to permitting or licensing by an authorized public agency charged with the responsibility to protect the public health and welfare regarding the involved hazardous material. Examples: swimming pool and spa supply, photo finishing, dental office.

The activity complies with applicable off-street parking standards including shared parking arrangements specified in the off-street parking ordinance.

(Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 24-2266, Att. A, 2024; Ord. 25-2277, Exh. A (part), 2025)

19.60.060 Development Standards. 

Table 19.60.060 sets forth the rules and regulations pertaining to the development of property located in the General Commercial (CG) zoning district.

Table 19.60.060: Development Standards 

A. Lot Area and Coverage No minimum lot area or coverage. However, if specifed in
the General Plan or applicable Specifc Plan, must comply
with that standard. Must have sufcient area to satsfy
of-street parking and loading requirements contained in
this ttle.
B. Height of Buildings and
Structures		 30 feet unless otherwise permited by the General Plan or
applicable Specifc Plan.
C. Required Setbacks for Buildings and Enclosed Pato/Atrium Space – Setbacks are
established based upon policies contained in the General Plan and/or applicable Specifc
Plan. When setbacks are not established in other land use or zoning documents, the
setbacks in the CG zone shall apply.
1. Front Yard Established based upon special policies contained in the
General Plan and/or applicable specifc plan to:
Insure sufcient space to provide adequate light, air and
visibility at intersectons;
Assure general conformity to yard requirements of
adjacent or nearby zones, lots or parcels; and
Promote excellence of development.
2. Minimum Side
and Rear Yard		 No side or rear yard setback required unless lot abuts any
residental or agricultural-residental zone in which case
the following regulatons apply:
a. Side Yard Setback
i. Interior
Side		 12 feet, or a total setback equal to one foot of additonal
setback for each foot of height of a commercial building
measured from its eave line or top of parapet, whichever
is more restrictve.
ii. Street
Side of
Corner
Lot		 12 feet
b. Rear Yard
Setback		 20 feet, or a total setback equal to one and one-half feet
of additonal setback for each foot of height of a
commercial building measured from its eave line or top of
parapet, whichever is more restrictve.
D. Noise Standards
1. New Constructon and uses that have a high probability of generatng noise
that adjoin residental districts shall be:
a. Exterior
Walls		 Designed to atenuate all noise emanatng from interior
retail space.
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b. Loading
Docks and		 Located away from residental districts. Required Fire
Doors Doors are excluded.
c. Mechanical
and other
equipment		 Air conditoning, exhaust fans, and other mechanical
equipment shall be acoustcally isolated to comply with
the noise ordinance
d. Sound Wall Install a minimum eight-foot-high masonry sound wall on
or adjacent to the common property line
e. Acoustcal
Engineer		 Design and operatonal space must be certfed by an
acoustcal engineer that the above sound atenuaton
measures comply with the intent of the regulaton and the
City's community noise ordinance
2. In additon to (1) above, retail structures in a mixed use residental development
shall employ noise atenuaton techniques recommended by an acoustcal
engineer to comply with the community noise ordinance.

E. Odors – New construction and uses that have a high probability of generating odors adjoining residential developments or in mixed-use residential developments shall employ odor abatement techniques, including but not limited to, the installation of activated charcoal filtration systems and/or similar odor abatement systems certified by an air quality specialist for use.

F. Lightng – New lightng fxtures for any new site constructon or building F. Lightng – New lightng fxtures for any new site constructon or building
improvements: shall meet the requirements in Chapter 19.102
1. Shall be designed to provide an efectve year-
round landscaping screen in the setback area
adjoining any lower-density residental property.
The intent of the plan is to screen the building
from the rear yard of a residence within fve
years.
G. Landscaping Plan 2. Shall be maintained, with appropriate irrigaton,
provided to all landscaped areas.
3. Shall comply with the requirements of Chapter
14.15 of the Municipal Code.
4. Shall be subject to the requirements of Chapter
14.18 of the Municipal Code.
1. The following amenites and utlites shall be
installed subject to the specifcatons of the
subdivision ordinance:
All utlites including water, gas, sanitary and
storm sewers, underground power systems,
and
Amenites including, lightng electroliers,
curbs, guters, streets and sidewalks and
Connectons to main systems shall be
installed subject to the specifcatons of the
H. Utlites subdivision ordinance of the City.
2. All wires, pipes, cables, utlites and connectons
shall be placed in underground or subsurface
conduits subject to the specifcatons of the
subdivision ordinance of the City.
3. Underground vaults, or, utlity spaces integrated
within buildings, if allowed, or alternatvely, well
screened areas, if underground vaults or spaces
integrated within buildings are deemed to be
infeasible by the City Engineer and the Director
of Community Development, must be provided
for the installaton of the necessary utlites.
I. Mechanical Equipment Air conditoning, exhaust fans, and other mechanical
equipment shall be visually screened.

(Ord. 21-2225, Att. A (§ 4), 2021; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 24-2266, Att. A, 2024)

CHAPTER 19.64: PERMITTED, CONDITIONAL AND EXCLUDED USES IN OFFICE AND INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS 

19.64.010 Applicability of Regulations. 

No building or structure or land shall be used in an OA, OP, MP, ML or ML-rc zoning district, otherwise than in conformance with the provisions of this chapter.

  • (Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

19.64.020 Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses in Office and Industrial Zones. 

Table 19.64.020 sets forth the Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses in Office and Industrial zones.

Table 19.64.020: Permitted, Conditional and Excluded Uses in Office and Industrial

Zones 

Zones 
Uses Zoning Districts
OA OP MP ML ML-
rc
1. Administratve and Executve Ofces P P P - P
2. Professional Ofces P P P - P
3. Printng and Publishing - - - - P
4. Caterers - - - CUP -
PC		 -
5. The following commercial uses are permited as
independent operatons:
a. Stenographic or duplicatng services - - - P P
b. Messenger or telegraph ofces - - - P -
c. Delivery services - - - P P
d. Janitorial services; - - - P -
6. Ofce Supplies and Equipment Sales and
Services		 - - - - P
7. Dry cleaning plants and similar establishments,
provided that the solvent used in the cleaning
process shall be used or stored in a manner
approved by the State Fire Marshal;		 - - - P P
8. Accessory facilites and uses customarily
incidental to permited uses and otherwise
conforming with provisions of Chapter 19.100 of
this ttle.		 P - - - -
9. Animal clinics and hospitals, facilites for
bathing, clipping, trimming, and similar services for
pets; kennels; taxidermists;		 P
10. Gymnasium, Health Club - - - - P
11. Swim clubs, swim schools, and commercial
swimming pools		 - - - CUP -
PC		 -
12. Commercial parking and parking garages - - - P -
13. Commercial entertainment establishments
operated wholly or partly in the open (e.g., drive-in		 - - - CUP -
PC		 -
theaters, golf driving ranges, and miniature golf
courses),
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14. Automotve service statons, automobile
washing facilites;		 - - - CUP -
PC
15. Gasoline and diesel fuel pumps, whether
utlized as a principal use or as an accessory use		 - - - CUP -
PC
16. Automobile, trailer, tre and boat sales, rentals,
service, repair and storage, including body and
upholstery shops, but limited to new and used
vehicles in operable conditon and new,
reconditoned and used parts, if stored inside a
building		 - - - P
17. Manufacturing, processing, assembly, research
and development factories, laboratories, shops,
and other uses which, in the opinion of the
Director of Community Development are similar
to uses permited in the ML zoning district, and
which do not create undue adverse impacts due
to the efects of glare, noise, dust, or any other
emission within the premises as provided in
Secton 19.72.050 of this Title.		 - - - P
18. Light Manufacturing, processing, assembly,
and storage of products and materials which do
not create undue adverse impacts due to the
efects of glare, noise, dust, or any other emission
within the premises as provided in Secton
19.72.050 of this Title.		 - - P -
19. Medical and Allied Laboratories - P P -
20. Laboratories - - - -
21. Warehouses; - - - P
22. Enclosed Warehousing - - - P
23. Wholesaler Showrooms - - - -
24. Wholesale and storage actvites within
completely enclosed buildings;		 - - - P
25. Wholesale and storage within completely
enclosed buildings, excluding petroleum products;		 - - - -
26. Cold Storage Facilites and Frozen Food
Lockers		 - - - P
27. Packing and cratng establishments; - - - P
28. Aucton houses, used furniture sales, feed
sales;		 - - - P
29. Home, garden and farm equipment and
appliance sales and rentals;		 - - - P
30. Machinery sales and rentals, including heavy
constructon equipment;		 - - - P
31. Repair and service shops for light machinery,
household appliances and apparel;		 - - - P
32. Light Machinery, Tools and Equipment Sales
and Services		 - - - P
33. Lumberyards, - - - P
34. Building material sales, ice, coal and wood
sales, carpenter and cabinet shops;		 - - - P
35. Nurseries and greenhouses; - - - P
36. Television, radio and moton picture studios
and statons;		 - - - P
37. Film Processing - - - -
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38. Commercial Photography - - - -
39. Public utlity facilites and service yards, and
associated buildings, communicatons and
equipment buildings, corporaton yards,
contractors' and plumbers' shops, and storage
yards;		 - - - P
40. Municipal and Governmental Facilites - - - -
41. All uses permited in a general commercial
(CG) zone as provided in Chapter 19.60, provided
that:
a. They are auxiliary or subsidiary to or an
essental part of an established operaton or
use permited by this chapter including, but
not limited to, personal services, retail
establishments, and recreaton facilites
located on the same lot as the principal use,
and		 - - P P
b. Which exist solely for the convenience of
persons employed in or customers of the
principal use;
42. Residental dwellings for caretakers or
watchmen employed for the protecton of the
principal permited use, provided they are located
on the same lot as the principal permited use.		 - - - P
43. For any ordinarily permited industrial use
where the number of parking spaces exceeds one
per fve hundred feet of net lot area, upon a
determinaton that the use will not have an
adverse impact upon the City's street and
circulaton system, and is consistent with the
City's noise ordinance.		 - - - CUP -
Admin.
44. Retail sales of mixed concrete sold in batches
not exceeding one cubic yard		 - - - CUP -
PC
45. Stone cutng, monument manufacture - - - CUP -
PC
46. Mortuaries - - - CUP -
PC
47. Heliports as accessory uses, - - - CUP -
PC
48. Manufacture of radioactve material, provided
that emissions do not exceed permissible levels
established by Federal or State standards		 - - - CUP -
PC
Zones 
49. Other uses which, in the opinion of the
Planning Commission, are consistent with the
character of an ML zone, and do not exceed the
levels of odor, noise, dust, smoke, glare, fumes,
radiaton or vibraton described in Secton
19.72.050 of this Title		 - - - CUP -
PC
50. Existng churches approved by the City with a
Conditonal Use Permit, in existence prior to the
adopton of Ordinance 11-2084		 - - - -
51. Technical Colleges - With classroom schedules
which do not exceed trafc generaton rates
normally experienced by a Light
Industrial/Administratve Ofce development
between 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m., 4:00 p.m. - 6:00
p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The on-site
enrollment shall not exceed two students for each
parking space during the day program from 7:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and the evening program from
7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.		 - - - -
52. Bag cleaning, - - - Ex
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53. Blast furnace, - - - Ex
54. Boiler or Tank Works - - - Ex
55. Boiler or Tank Works - - - Ex
56. Candle Factory - - - Ex
57. Cannery - - - Ex
58. Central Mixing Plant for Cement - - - Ex
59. Mortar - - - Ex
60. Plaster or Paving Materials - - - Ex
61. Coke Oven - - - Ex
62. Curing - - - Ex
63. Tanning or Storage of Raw Hides or Skins - - - Ex
64. Distllaton of Bones, Coal or Wood - - - Ex
65. Distllaton of Tar - - - Ex
66. Drilling for Oil, Gas or Other Hydrocarbon
Substances		 - - - Ex
67. Dumping, Disposal, Incineraton or Reducton
of Garbage, Sewage, Ofal, Dead Animals or
Refuse		 - - - Ex
68. Fat Rendering - - - Ex
69. Forge plant - - - Ex
70. Foundry or Metal Fabricaton Plant - - - Ex
71. Hog Farms - - - Ex
72. Junk Yards - - - Ex
73. Baling of Rags or Junk - - - Ex
74. Pumping, Refning or Wholesale Storage of
Crude Petroleum		 - - - Ex
75. Slaughtering of Animals - - - Ex
76. Smeltng of Copper, Iron, Tin, Zinc or other
Ores		 - - - Ex
77. Steam Power Plant - - - Ex
78. Stockyard - - - Ex
79. Stone Mill or Quarry - - - Ex
80. Sugar Refning - - - Ex
81. Wool Pulling or Scouring - - - Ex
82. Manufacture of:
a. Acetylene, - - - Ex
b. Acid - - - Ex
c. Alcohol - - - Ex
d. Alcoholic Beverages - - - Ex
e. Ammonia - - - Ex
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f. Bleaching Powder - - - Ex
g. Chlorine - - - Ex
h. Chemicals - - - Ex
i. Soda or Soda Compounds - - - Ex
j. Brick Potery - - - Ex
k. Terra Cota or Tile (except handcraf
products only)		 - - - Ex
l. Candles - - - Ex
m. Celluloid or pyroxlin (treatment of same) - - -
n. Cement - - - Ex
o. Gypsum - - - Ex
p. Lime or Plaster of Paris - - - Ex
q. Chewing Tobacco (or treatment of same) - - - Ex
r. Disinfectants - - - Ex
s. Dyestufs - - - Ex
t. Emery Cloth or Sandpaper - - - Ex
u. Explosives - - - Ex
v. Fireworks or Gunpowder (or storage of
same)		 - - - Ex
w. Fertlizer - - - Ex
x. Glass - - - Ex
y. Glue - - - Ex
z. Gelatn - - - Ex
aa. Grease - - - Ex
bb. Lard or Tallow (manufactured or refned
from or of animal fat)		 - - - Ex
cc. Illuminaton of Heatng Gas (or Storage of
Same)		 - - - Ex
dd. Insectcides - - - Ex
ee. Lampblack - - - Ex
f. Linoleum - - - Ex
gg. Oilcloth or oiled products - - - Ex
hh. Linseed Oil - - - Ex Ex
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ii. Paint - - - Ex Ex
jj. Oil - - - Ex Ex
kk. Shellac - - - Ex Ex
ll. Turpentne or Varnish (except mixing) - - - Ex Ex
mm. Matches - - - Ex Ex
nn. Paper or Pulp - - - Ex Ex
oo. Pickles - - - Ex Ex
pp. Sauerkraut or Vinegar - - - Ex Ex
qq. Potash Products - - - Ex Ex
rr. Rubber or Guta Percha Products (or
treatment of same)		 - - - Ex Ex
ss. Shoe Polish - - - Ex Ex
t. Soap (other than liquid soap) - - - Ex Ex
uu. Starch, Glucose or Dectrin - - - Ex Ex
vv. Stove Polish - - - Ex Ex
ww. Tar Roofng or Waterproofng or other
Tar Products		 - - - Ex Ex
xx. Yeast - - - Ex Ex
83. Schools (preschool, kindergarten through
grade 12(K-12))		 - - - Ex Ex
84. Specialized Schools - - - Ex Ex
85. General Acute Care Hospital (e.g., any nursing
facility, intermediate care facility, congregate
living health facility)		 - - - Ex Ex
86. Long-term health care facility - - - Ex Ex
87. Child Day Care Facility (including day care
centers, employer-sponsored child care centers,
adult day care and family day care homes)		 - - - Ex Ex
88. Uses or facilites defned in Health and Safety
Code Sectons 1250 or 1418 or 1596.750 and
Educaton Code Secton 17323(c) which may be
utlized by sensitve receptors as defned by Public
Resources Code Secton 42100(c)		 - - - Ex Ex
Key:
P– Permited Use
-– Not Allowed
CUP - Admin.– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the Director of Community
Development
CUP - PC– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the Planning Commission
CUP - CC– Conditonal Use Permit issued by the City Council
Ex– Excluded Uses

(Ord. 17-2165, § 11, 2017; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)