2298 State Rte 109 Hoquiam, WA 98550-9626

Downtown commercial (C-2) district; (e) Industrial (I) district; (f) Natural resource (NR) district; (2) In addition to the above land use zoning districts, overlay districts have been established to protect, maintain and enhance the unique physical and cultural resources and character of the city. Property located within an overlay district as described in this title and shown on the official overlay maps of the city is subject both to its zone classification regulations and to the additional requirements imposed for the overlay district. In any case, where the provisions of an overlay district conflict with the provisions of the underlying zone, the overlay district provisions shall apply. (a) Waterfront (WF-1) district; (b) Pedestrian (POD) district; (3) The purposes of these land use zoning district designations are as follows: (a) The R-1 district provides for single-family dwelling units along the same traditional development patterns that exist today. The district also contains compatible neighborhood uses and structures that serve the needs of residents. The R-1 district comprises the newer residential areas and the areas where larger lots are common. (b) The R-2 district provides for a variety of single and multifamily dwelling types with compatible neighborhood-related uses and structures. (c) The C-1 district provides everyday shopping, professional services, and waterfront-related activities to residents of the city, the surrounding area, and tourists. Uses in this district are within the downtown area or along major streets and arterials. (d) The C-2 district defines the downtown mixed retail, businesses and city government buildings. The C-2 district seeks to maintain historic buildings, promote pedestrian and transit use and limit off-street parking lots. (e) The I district provides for industrial uses and small businesses engaged in the design, development, manufacturing, fabricating, testing, servicing or assembly of manufactured products. The I district also accommodates those general retail uses that do not serve community and neighborhood needs and are not compatible with other commercial land uses allowed in commercial zoning districts elsewhere in the city. (f) The NR district provides for large open tracts of land for timber production, agricultural use, passive recreation and education. (Ord. 10-25 § 4, 2010; Ord. 05-17 § 1, 2005; Ord. 04-07 § 4, 2004; Ord. 00-09 § 3, 2000). 10.03.030 Coverage. Search Within This This section is included in your selections.