313-164 How to Determine and Classify Allowed Uses When More than One Use Type Might Apply
The following rules shall apply when a lot or building site contains multiple uses which constitute or resemble two or more different use types, and which are not classified as accessory uses pursuant to the Accessory Use Regulations. (Former Section CZ#A313-3)
164.1 SEPARATE CLASSIFICATIONS OF SEVERAL ESTABLISHMENTS
The uses conducted on a lot by two or more individual establishments, managements, or institutions shall be classified separately into use types. (Former Section CZ#A313-3(A))
164.2 CLASSIFICATION AND LIMITATION OF DIFFERENT USES WITHIN SAME CATEGORY OF USE TYPES CONDUCTED BY INDIVIDUAL ESTABLISHMENT
If uses conducted on a lot by an individual establishment, management, or institution resemble two or more different use types within the same category of use types, all such uses shall be classified in the use type whose description most closely portrays the overall nature of such uses. However, when the uses have any of the characteristics of the following listed use types, all such uses shall be classified in one of the use types on the following list.
Extensive Impact Civic Uses
General/Heavy Manufacturing
Hazardous Industrial
Oil and Gas Drilling and Processing
Surface Mining - 1
Surface Mining - 2
Surface Mining - 3
If multiple uses on a lot resemble more than one of the use types on the above list, the uses shall be classified as the use type which is most similar to the predominant or most significant use on the lot, except that any commercial uses shall be classified within the Heavy Commercial Use Type if they have any heavy commercial characteristics. (Former Section CZ#A313-3(B))