3043 Gold Canal Dr Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

Office Industrial Mixed-Use (OIMU) Zoning District. This district is intended to designate property for a wide range of office and light industrial development. The OIMU district is intended for the seamless integration of office and light industrial uses with supporting retail and service uses. Offices may be developed in an office park setting, but most office and light industrial development stands alone. Commercial and other support services may be integrated vertically and/or horizontally in this district, but the predominant use of integrated developments is office and/or light industrial. This district also allows some standalone uses that are not traditional or predominant office or industrial uses, such as hospitals, banks/financial institutions, and recreation, education, and public assembly uses. E. Light Industrial Business Park (LIBP) Zoning District. This district is intended to designate property for the development of research and development, industrial, and/or manufacturing activities that occur primarily within an enclosed building. Development in this district may be integrated into a business park or campus setting with supporting retail services. This district also allows warehousing activities or distribution centers. Limited office and retail service uses may be integrated into the predominantly industrial use of the property horizontally or vertically. This district also allows public/quasi-public uses by right. F. Village Center (VC) Zoning District. This district is intended to provide centers of activity that are within an easy walking distance from neighborhood homes and to provide local-serving commercial opportunities. A network of sidewalks, bicycle trails, and transit routes provides easy nonvehicular access to these centers, and buildings within this zone are appropriately scaled to fit in the neighborhood context and are placed to encourage the active use of public spaces and generate pedestrian activity. G. Local Town Center (LTC) Zoning District. This district is intended to provide vibrant activity centers that serve the major retail and entertainment needs for a collection of neighborhoods that form districts as defined by the city's community building block concept of the General Plan. Nightlife is an important component of this district. An extensive network of sidewalks, bicycle trails, and transit routes will connect these centers to the neighborhoods. The local town centers created in this zone will provide pedestrian-oriented gathering places. H.