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Earlier editions: 2026-09

Title 18 — Zoning

Guadalupe Municipal Code Ch. 18.46 (reserved)

Guadalupe Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Guadalupe

Cite as: Guadalupe Municipal Code Chapter 18.46 · Text as of 2026-10-04

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Editor's Note: Former Ch. 18.46 UR/I, Urban Reserve/Light Industrial District was repealed by Ord. 2023-515, 2/27/2024.

§ 18.46.010. Purpose of district.

The purpose of the UR/I district is to provide locations for light manufacturing, trucking and other industrial related land uses, as well as to serve as a holding zone which may be redesignated to meet the changing need for land.

(Ord. 93-324 §1)

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§ 18.46.020. Permitted uses.

Uses permitted in the UR/I zone include:

A. Advertising and related services;

B. Auto repair and related services;

C. Building and landscape maintenance;

D. Carwash;

E. Contractor's yard;

F. Delivery and private postal services;

G. Equipment rental;

H. Feed stores and farm supply stores;

I. Laundries;

J. Photocopy services;

K. Photofinishing, blueprinting;

L. Printing and publishing services;

M. Repair services;

N. Retail sale of auto parts, tires and batteries;

O. Retail sale of autos, boats, mobile homes;

P. Retail sale of building and landscape materials;

Q. Retail sale of furniture and appliances;

R. Service stations;

S. Warehousing/wholesaling, ministorage, moving companies.

(Ord. 93-324 §1)

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§ 18.46.030. Conditional uses.

Uses permitted subject to obtaining a conditional use permit, including manufacturing, and commercial cannabis businesses involving distribution, manufacturing, testing labs, cultivation-processing, and/or microbusiness (non-cultivation).

(Ord. 93-324 §1; Ord. 2021-494 §9)

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