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HC (highway commercial) districts. Outside storage may not exceed an area equal to 10 percent of the floor area of the associated building, provided the storage is supplemental to the permitted use, located to the rear of the property, does not abut a street, and is separated by another use, such as a building or parking lot with landscaping, when adjacent to a residential zone. (Ord. 1524 § 6, 2002). 20.06.107 Conditionally permitted outside storage in the C (commercial), NB (neighborhood business), and HC (highway commercial) districts. Outside storage that is supplemental to a permitted use may not exceed an area equal to 50 percent of the floor area of the associated building. Such storage shall be approved by the community development director, through the administrative use permit process, if: A. It is located to the rear of the property and does not abut on a street; and B. It is separated by another use such as a building or parking lot with landscaping when adjacent to a residential zone; and C. Appropriate landscaping and other buff- ering measures is provided in order to ensure that visual impacts, noise, odor, dust, and other related impacts are contained within the site; and D. Screening and buffering measures are provided. Such measures may include, but are not limited to, landscaping, berms, fencing, walls, additional setbacks, limitation on height of stored materials, and location of the storage area to eliminate visibility from adjoining streets and properties. (Ord. 1524 § 7, 2002). 20.06.110 Intermediate manufacturing and intermediate/final assembly. “Intermediate manufacturing and intermedi- ate/final assembly” use type refers to uses that involve intermediate processing of semi-pro- cessed material into a consumer good and to 20.06.110 (Revised 7/03) 20-34 uses that involve the assembly of semi-pro- cessed and/or intermediate processed products into a consumer good. This use type refers to the production, manufacture, fabrication or assembly of one or more of the following prod- uct types: (Ord. 1361 § 12, 1998).