Sec. 602. District Designations — Kings County Zoning Code

A. CN – Neighborhood Commercial District: The Neighborhood Commercial District is intended primarily for the provision of retail and personal service facilities to satisfy the convenience-goods needs of the consumer relatively close to his or her place of residence.
B. CS – Service Commercial District: The Service Commercial District is intended primarily for establishments engaged in servicing equipment, materials and products, but which do not require the manufacturing, assembling, packaging or processing of articles of merchandise for distribution and retail sale. Land requirements for most commercial service uses generally dictate its application along major streets of the county which generally lay close to highway commercial and industrial districts.
C. CT – Thoroughfare Commercial District: This district is intended primarily for application along certain major streets and highways of the county within urban areas where a mixture of commercial and other uses already exists to the extent that it is impractical to apply any other commercial zoning districts to such areas as provided by this Development Code.
D. CH – Highway Commercial District: The Highway Commercial District is intended primarily for application in areas along major highway access points and/or entrances to a community typically, the area will have controlled access to the highway and have connectivity to frontage roads, interchanges and channelized intersections.
E. CR – Rural Commercial District: The Rural Commercial District is intended primarily for application in rural service centers of the county, such as Armona, Kettleman City, Stratford, Grangeville, Hardwick, and Halls Corner. Uses are intended to serve the needs of rural residents. The Rural Commercial District is established to permit the accommodation of most of the commercial uses otherwise provided for in other commercial districts.

Sec. 603. Land Use Regulations: The following table prescribes the land use regulations for “Commercial” districts. The regulations for each district are established by letter designation shown in the key of Table 6-1:

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Table 6-1 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSCOMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note1	CS	CT Note1	CH	CR Note1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Agricultural equipment parts and equipment stores	-	S	S	S	S
Alcohol beverage sales for consumption off site - beer, wine, and/or distilled spirits sales when the establishment dedicates more than 25% of the sale floor to sales of alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption.	floor to sales of alcoholic beverages for off-premises C	-	-	C	C	See Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Alcohol Beverage sales of beer, wine, and/or distilled spirits for consumption on the site where purchased.	-	-	C*	C*	C*	* Does not include restaurants or similar establishments that sell or serve beer, wine, and/or distilled spirits in conjunction with the business and require or obtain a special ABC license number 41, 47, or 75. See Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Ambulance service.	-	S	S	S	S
Amusement parks.	-	-	C	C	C
Animal rescue shelters.	-	S*	-	-	S*	* Located not closer than 500 feet to a residential, district.
Automobile and Truck repair Service Stations (trucks up to and including one-ton rated capacity).	-	S	S	S	S	See list of services in Article 25.
Automobile and Motorcycle Sales and Service (new and used).	-	S	S	S	S
Automobile parts stores.	-	S	S	S	S
Automobile/vehicle washing facilities (automated & do-it-yourself).	Automobile/vehicle washing facilities (automated & S	S	S	S	S
Bakery goods stores (wholesale).		S	-	-	S
Banks and other financial institutions.	S	-	S	-	S
Barbeque facilities (Open-air).	S	S	S	S	S	See Article, 11, Sec 1103.
Bars/night clubs/lounges/taverns.	-	-	-	S	S	See Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Billiard and pool halls.	-		-	-	S(1)	See Note 1and Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Blacksmith shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Boat and watercraft sales and service.	-	S	-	-	S
Body Piercing establishments.	S	-	-	-	S
Bowling alleys.	C	-	S(1)	S	S(1)	See Note 1 and Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Bottling works.	-	S	-	-	S
Building material sales, excluding bulk storage of sand, gravel or cement.	-	S	-	-	S
Bus depots and passenger transit stations.	S	S*	S	S	S	*Including repair and storage.
Business colleges, trade schools and other specialized education & training.	-	S	S	-	S
Butcher shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Cabinet or carpenter shops.	-	S	-	-	S

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Table 6-1 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note 1	CS	CT Note 1	CH	CR Note 1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Caretaker’s mobile home or manufactured home on a temporary foundation as watchman's or caretaker's quarters incidental to and used in connection with a permitted or conditional use.	-	S	-	-	-	Permitted for the duration of the use to which it is incidental. Each site so used shall be subject to the coverage, yard, and parking requirements of the R-1 District.
Carpet and floor coverings store.	-	S	-	-	S
Carpet and rug cleaning and dyeing establishments.	-	S	-	-	S
Catering shops.	-	S	-	C	S
Coffee shops, outdoor cafes, tearooms.	S	-	S	-	S
Cold storage, packing and crating services	-	S	-	-	S
Columbariums and crematoriums.	-	S	C	-	S
Commercial/meeting halls.	C	C	C	-	C
Contractor storage yards.	-	S	-	-	S
Convenience stores with incidental fuel pumps.	S	S	S	S	S	See Note 1 and Article 11, Sec. 1105.
Countertop shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Copy and duplicating services.	-	S	-	-	S
Dairy products plants.	-	S	-	-	S
Delicatessens and health food stores	S	-	S	-	S
Dry cleaning, pressing and laundry agencies.	C*	S	S	S	S	*Including the use of synthetic dry cleaning machines using non-flammable, non explosive solvents and having a capacity of not to exceed 40 pounds per cycle.
Electrical/electronic repair shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Equipment rental yards.	-	S	C*	-	S	* Yards for heavy construction or farm equip. exceeding 15,000 pounds net weight.
Exterminators.	-	S	-	-	S
Farmers markets.	TUP	TUP	TUP	-	TUP	TUP
Feed and seed stores.		S	-	-	S
Food lockers (no slaughtering).	S	S	S	-	S
Food stores, grocery stores, and super markets.	S	-	S	-	S	See Article 11, Section 1105.D. Full service grocery stores are permitted for the off- sales of alcoholic beverages without a CUP.
Freight transit yards and terminals.	-	S	-	-	S

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Table 6-1 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note 1	CS	CT Note 1	CH	CR Note 1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Fueling stations including CNG, and Electric Vehicle (EV) recharge stations.	C	S	S	S	C	Excludes automotive repair services not included in the definition of “Service Station” as provided in Article 25. All operations, except the sale of gasoline and oil, shall be conducted in a building enclosed on at least two sides.
Furniture warehouses and van services.	-	S	-	-	S
Garden supply shop and nurseries.	S	S	S	-	S	All equipment, supplies and merchandise, other than plants, shall be kept within completely enclosed buildings or under a lathed structure; Fertilizer of any type shall be stored and sold in packaged form only.
Glass shops including automotive glass.	-	S	-	C	S
Golf driving ranges.	-		C	-
Gunsmith shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Hazardous waste treatment equipment added to an existing use.	-	S	-	-	S
Health and Fitness Type Uses	S	-	S	-	S	See list in Article 25
Heating, ventilating, and air- conditioning shops including incidental sheet metal.	-	S	-	-	S
Hotels, motels, apartment hotels, and Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Hotels.	-	S	-	S	S
Household appliance service & incidental repair.	S	S	S	-	S
Ice cream and desert shops.	S	-	-	S	S
Ice storage or sales.	-	S	-	-	S
Interior decorating and design shops.	-	S	S	-	S
Kennels or catteries.	-	S	-	-	S	Must be located at least 500 feet from a residential or recreation district.
Laboratories.	-	S	-	-	S
Laundries and linen supply services.	-	S	-	-	S
Laundromats–self serve.	S	S	S	S	S
Limousine service.	-	S	-	-	S
Locksmiths.	S	S	S	-	S
Lumber yards excluding planning, saw mills and bulk gravel or sand.	-	S	-	-	-
Machine shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Machinery and equipment sales and rentals.	-	S	-	-	S
Mailboxand delivery services.	-	S	-	-	S

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Table 6-1 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note 1	CS	CT Note 1	CH	CR Note 1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Mini storage facilities.	-	S	-	-	S
Mobile home and recreation vehicle sales and service.	-	S	S	-	S
Mortuaries and funeral parlors.	-	S	C	-	S
Motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yards with total site area not to exceed 10,000 square feet in area.	-	C	-	-	-	All dismantling shall be conducted within an enclosed building. No burning of any portion of a motor vehicle on site.
Movie theaters, theaters, auditoriums.	-	-	S(1)	-	S(1) See Note 1	S(1) See Note 1
Musical instrument repair shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Music, dance and gymnastics studios	-	-	S	-	S
Office equipment and machinery repair shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Offices, Business and Professional Type Uses	S	-	S	-	S	See list in Article 25
Parking facility, commercial.	-	-	S	-	S	See Article 13.
Party supply rentals.	-	S	-	-	S
Pawn Shops.	-	-	-	-	S	See Article 11, Sec. 1118.
Personal Services Type Uses	S	-	S	-	S	See list in Article 25
Photography studios.	S	-	S	-	S
Picture framing shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Printing, graphics, embroidery, lithography and engraving shops.	S	S	S	-	S
Private non-commercial clubs, lodges and fraternal organizations.	S	-	S	-	S
Professional Services Type Uses	S	S	S	-	S	See list in Article 25
Race tracks and drag strips.	-	-	C	C	-
Radio and television broadcasting studios	-	S	-	-	S
Radio and television repair and services.	S	S	S	-	S
Recycling centers for ferrous metals such as iron, steel, etc., and all other scrap metals.	-	C	-	-	-	All processing of recycled material shall be conducted within an enclosed building. Total site area shall not exceed 10,000 square feet
Recycling facility; Small collection facility.	S	S	-	-	S	See Article 11, Sec. 1115.B.
Recycling facility; Large collection facility.	-	C	-	-	-	See Article 11, Sec. 1115.C.
Refrigeration equipment sales and service.	-	S	-	-	S
Religious Facilities	C	-	C	C	C
Restaurants, cafes, including fast food, drive-in restaurants, buffets, cafeterias, etc. with no sale of alcoholic beverages.	S(2)	S(2)	S	S	S(2)	See Note 2 .

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Table 6-1COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note1	CS	CT Note1	CH	CR Note1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Restaurants or similar eating establishments that sell or serve beer, wine, and/or distilled spirits which require or obtain a special ABC license # 41, 47, or 75.	Restaurants or similar eating establishments that sell C(2)	S(2)	S	S	S(2)	See Note 2.
Retail Sales Type Uses	S	-	-	S	S	See List in Article 25
Ridingstables and ridingacademies.	-	-	C	C	C
Safe and vault repair services.	-	S	-	-	S
Sheet metal shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Short pour concrete systems and portable cement mixer rentals.	-	-	-	-	S*	*Limited to operate at a maximum of 60 decibels at the property lines. Portable cement mixers shall not exceed three (3) cubic yards in concrete weight capacity.
Sign shops.	-	S	-	-	S
Skatingrinks,outdoor.	-	-	C	-	C
Skatingrinks,indoor.	-	-	S	-	S
Sports arenas and stadiums.	-	-	S(1)	-	S(1)	See Note 1.
Stone and monumentyards and mills.	-	S	-	-	S
Storage facilities, garages,andyards.	-	S	-	-	S
Storage facilities for chemicals, gas, petroleum or inflammable liquids.	-	C	-	-	-
Tattooparlors.	S	S	-	-	S
Taxidermists.	-	S	-	-	S
Taxicab service.	-	S	-	-	S
Telecommunication dealers and services.	S	S	S	-	S
Tire sales and service, retreading, and recapping, excluding repair	-	S	-	S	S
Tool or cutlerysharpeningorgrinding.	-	S	-	-	S
Trailer and recreational vehicles sales, service, and rentals.	-	S	-	S	S
Travel bureaus	-	-	S	S	S
Truck repair garages and service stations (trucks over one-ton rated capacity).	-	C	C	S	C
Truckingterminals.	-	S	-	S	S
Upholsteryshops.	-	S	-	-	S

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Table 6-1 COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT							Additional Regulations
	CN Note 1	CS	CT Note 1		CH		CR Note 1
Commercial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Veterinarian offices, hospitals or clinics, including short-term boarding of animals and incidental care such as bathing and trimming.	-	S	S		-		S	Located not closer than 500 feet to a residential, district. All operations conducted entirely within a completely enclosed structure which complies with specifications of soundproof construction which shall be prescribed by the Zoning Administrator.
Warehouses, excluding storage of fuel, flammable liquids or explosives.	-	S	-		-		-
Wedding services and supplies.	S	-
Welding services and supplies	-	S	-		-		S
Industrial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED							Additional Regulations and Information
All uses listed in the IL Light Industrial Zoning District which are permitted by right.	-	-	-		-		S*	*Excluding service stations, outdoor advertising structures, and watchman’s living quarters which are not allowed in the CR Zoning District.
All uses listed in the IL Light Industrial Zoning District which requires a Site Plan Review.	-	C	-		-		S*	*Excluding service stations, outdoor advertising structures, and watchman’s living quarters which are not allowed in the CR Zoning District.
Energy Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED							Additional Regulations and Information
Active solar heating systems.	P	P	P	P		P		Used to convert sunlight to heat that can be used for space heating and hot water.
Commercial solar photovoltaic electrical generating facilities.	Commercial solar photovoltaic electrical generating C	C	C	C		C
Incidental Electric Vehicle (EV) Recharge Stations	P	P	P	P		P		Incidental to designated parking spaces for electric vehicles. See Article 15, Sec. 1511.C.
Public and Utility Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED							Additional Regulations and Information
Solar electrical generation equipment for non- commercial personal use	P	P	P	P		P		With a design capacity to serve the electrical needs of the properties and contiguous properties
Cellular telephone towers.	C	C	C	C		C
City, county, special district, state and federal administrative offices.	S	C	C	C		C

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Table 6-1COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT					Additional Regulations
	CN Note1	CS	CT Note1	CH	CR Note1
Public and Utility Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Co-location of antennas and related equipment on existing towers, poles, structures or wireless telecommunications collocation facilities.	P	P	P	P	P
Communications equipment buildings.	S	S	S	-	S
Fire and police stations.	-	C	C	C	C
Gas regulator stations.	-	S	-	-	S
Libraries.	S	C	C	C	C
Post offices.	S	C	C	C	C
Public buildings and grounds.	-	C	-	C	C
Public service pumping stations and/or elevated pressure tanks.	S	S	S	-	S
Public utility yards.	-	S	-	-	S
Public utility structures, services and facilities.	-	-	-	S	S
Miscellaneous Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED					Additional Regulations and Information
Accessory structures for non-residential uses and/or incidental uses located on the same site as a use requiring Site Plan Review or Conditional Use Permit.	S	S	S	S	S	See Article 11, Sec. 1101 Does not include those uses which are owned or operated by a public agency.
ATMs	P	P	P	P	P
Community gardens	-	-	-	-	P	See Article 15, Sec. 1503.
Outdoor or off-site advertising structures.	S*	S	S	S/C*	-	See Article 11, Sec. 1104. CN-Shall be adjacent to a State Highway CH-See Section 1104.G.
Raising of fruit/nut trees, vegetables, and horticultural specialties.	P	-	-	-	P
Rain water collection.	P	P	P	P	P	See Article 15.
Recycling facility or reverse vending machine.	P	P	P	P	P	See Article 11, Sec. 1115.A.
Regional produce stand in Armona.	-	S	-	S	S	Reserved for the Community of Armona as a centralized location.
Signs, freestanding or detached.	S	S	S	S	S	See Table 6-3.
Signs in the immediate area of interchanges along Interstate 5 which are illuminated and exceed the standards in Table 6-3 below.	-	-	-	C	-	See Article 14, Section 1410.
Signs, wall mounted, projecting, or awning.	P	P	P	P	P	Permitted without a new zoning permit provided the total amount of signage allowed for the zoning district is not exceeded and the sign meets signage regulations. See Table 6-3.

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KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. “C” Conditional Use Permit required. “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Not permitted	ZONING DISTRICT	ZONING DISTRICT	ZONING DISTRICT	ZONING DISTRICT	ZONING DISTRICT	Additional Regulations
	CN Note1	CS	CT Note1	CH	CR Note1
Miscellaneous Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Vending machines including filtered water dispensers, snacks, food, and soda machines, and DVD vendingmachines.	P	P	P	P	P	Incidental to an existing use.
Signs, temporary.	P	P	P	P	P	See Article 14 for time limits and additional information.
Vending machines including filtered water dispensers, snacks, food, and soda machines, and DVD vendingmachines.	P	P	P	P	P	Incidental to an existing use.

(Ord. No. 668-1-16, §10, §11, 1/12/16) (Ord. No. 668-1-17, §26, 3/28/17)

Table 6-1 Notes:

New commercial uses that have incidental sales of alcoholic beverages are allowed in the CN, CT, and CR zoning district and are located within 300 feet of any school site and/or R1, RM, or RR zoning district.
Drive-up windows are not allowed between the street and a building entrance. Vehicle access should be taken from a side drive-thru, alley or interior driveway where possible, and conflicts between vehicles and pedestrians should be minimized.

Sec. 604. Outdoor Advertising Structures: Outdoor or off-site commercial advertising structures, as defined in Article 25, are permitted in all commercial zoning districts except the Rural Commercial (CR) zoning districts. Refer to Section 1104 of this Development Code for additional details concerning the requirements and permitting of outdoor advertising structures.

Sec. 605. Development Standards for Commercial Zoning Districts: Table 6-2 below provides development standards for parcels within commercial zoning districts:

Table 6-2DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
Use Classifications	CN	CS		CT		CH	CR	Additional Regulations and Information
Site Area and Lot Standards	All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated
Site area limitation.	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site frontage.	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site width.	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site depth.	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site Coverage
Maximum area covered by structures.	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Setback Requirement (ft.)
Front Setback	15		5		5	15	15
Front Setback abutting property in an RR, R, or RM District fronting on the same street	Front Setback abutting property 15		15		15	20	20

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Table 6-2 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS

Table 6-2-22DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
Use Classifications	CN	CS		CT		CH	CR	Additional Regulations and Information
Setback Requirement (ft.)
Rear Setback	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Rear Setback abutting an RR, R-1 or RM District	10		10		10	10	10
Side Setback.	No Limitation No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Side Setback abutting an RR, R- 1 or RM District	10		10		10	10	10
Side Setback on a reversed corner lot adjoining a key lot in an RR, R-1 or RM District	½ the required front yard of the key lot.		front yard of ½ the required front yard of the key lot.		½ the required front yard of the key lot.	½ the required ½ the required front yard of the key lot.	½ the required ½ the required front yard of the key lot.	front yard of the
Distance Between Structures (ft.)
Distance between commercial uses	No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation		No Limitation No Limitation No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Distance between residential use and another structure	10		10		10	10	10
Height of Structures (ft.)
Maximum height of a permitted use or its accessory structures	Maximum height of a permitted 50		75		50	50	50	See Note 1.
Maximum height of a sign or tower used for commercial cellular telephone service	(2)		No Limitation		(2)	(2)	No Limitation (2) See Notes 2 and 3.	(2) See Notes 2 and 3.
Maximum height of a structure in a traffic safety visibility area	3		3		3	3	3 See Note 4.	See Note 4.

Table 6-2 Notes:

1 . New structures in Kettleman City shall not exceed two stories in height unless adequate fire equipment is provided that can reach beyond two stories or other alternatives are found acceptable to the Kings County Fire Department.

Illuminated outdoor commercial advertising structures in the immediate area of interchanges along Interstate-5, advertising highway traveler services at that interchange, which exceed the maximum copy area per site or per use allowed by this Development Code, may be permitted through a Conditional Use Permit. Such structures shall not be larger than is necessary to be clearly seen by travelers on Interstate 5, provided the structure is designed by a professional engineer and does not pose a safety hazard. Such structures may be located on the actual site of the business or service being advertised, or a group of signs may be clustered in two off premises sites per interchange, but within the CH zoning district at that interchange.
1. Maximum height determined as part of the Conditional Use Permit.
2. Pole mounted signs over 3 feet in height within a traffic safety visibility area may be permitted by Site Plan Review provided that the sign must be at least 12 feet above the ground if the sign is placed within 30 feet of a street intersection (intersecting curb lines).

(Ord. No. 668-1-17, §27, 3/28/17)

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