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<h3>6.1.2. Classification of Uses (1/23/23)</h3> <p><strong>C. Multiple Uses</strong></p> <p>A permit is required for each use listed as a separate row in the Use Schedule, unless the use is incidental to a permitted use or the use is exempt from a permit.</p> <p><strong>D. Use Not Listed</strong></p> <p>Any use not specifically listed in the Use Schedule is prohibited unless a similar use determination is made.</p> <p><strong>E. Similar Use Determination</strong></p> <p>A use not listed in the Use Schedule may be considered allowed if the Planning Director determines it is similar to one of the defined uses in this Division. This determination is based on the findings for a formal interpretation (Sec. 8.6.1.) and can be made as part of the review of a use permit application. If a use is determined to be similar, it will have the same permissions and restrictions as the use it was compared to.</p> <p><strong>F. Change of Use</strong></p> <p>A change of use involves changing the use from one classified in a particular row of the Use Schedule to one classified in a different row. The proposed use must meet all standards of these LDRs. The required permit for the proposed use must be obtained according to the relevant procedure.</p> <p><strong>G. Discontinuance of Use</strong></p> <p>A use is considered discontinued or abandoned if operations cease for more than one year, regardless of whether the equipment or furniture is removed. Exceptions are made if the cessation of use is due to:</p> <ol> <li>Government action other than those described in 1.9.1.I.</li> <li>Natural disaster</li> <li>Any other action not considered a willful act of or not a result of action by the owner or occupant that can be documented as the reason for discontinuance, such as catastrophic fire, pandemic, or other event which could not be reasonably anticipated and prohibits immediate reestablishment of the use.</li> <li>Time spent maintaining, altering, replacing, or expanding a structure or site devoted to the use, provided: a. All appropriate permits or approvals are obtained; b. The maintenance, alteration, replacement, or expansion is completed within 18 months after commencement; and c. The use is reestablished within 31 days after completion of the maintenance, alteration, replacement, or expansion.</li> </ol>

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### 6.1.2. Classification of Uses (1/23/23) **C. Multiple Uses** A permit is required for each use listed as a separate row in the Use Schedule, unless the use is incidental to a permitted use or the use is exempt from a permit. **D. Use Not Listed** Any use not specifically listed in the Use Schedule is prohibited unless a similar use determination is made. **E. Similar Use Determination** A use not listed in the Use Schedule may be considered allowed if the Planning Director determines it is similar to one of the defined uses in this Division. This determination is based on the findings for a formal interpretation (Sec. 8.6.1.) and can be made as part of the review of a use permit application. If a use is determined to be similar, it will have the same permissions and restrictions as the use it was compared to. **F. Change of Use** A change of use involves changing the use from one classified in a particular row of the Use Schedule to one classified in a different row. The proposed use must meet all standards of these LDRs. The required permit for the proposed use must be obtained according to the relevant procedure. **G. Discontinuance of Use** A use is considered discontinued or abandoned if operations cease for more than one year, regardless of whether the equipment or furniture is removed. Exceptions are made if the cessation of use is due to: 1. Government action other than those described in 1.9.1.I. 2. Natural disaster 3. Any other action not considered a willful act of or not a result of action by the owner or occupant that can be documented as the reason for discontinuance, such as catastrophic fire, pandemic, or other event which could not be reasonably anticipated and prohibits immediate reestablishment of the use. 4. Time spent maintaining, altering, replacing, or expanding a structure or site devoted to the use, provided: a. All appropriate permits or approvals are obtained; b. The maintenance, alteration, replacement, or expansion is completed within 18 months after commencement; and c. The use is reestablished within 31 days after completion of the maintenance, alteration, replacement, or expansion.