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A. Format.The format used for graphically indicating which uses are permitted in the use zones (not including the overlay zones) is a matrix format called the use tables. It is the intention of the use tables to indicate which uses are permitted in the various use zones, and which review processes apply to a given use or zone. Exceptions: permitted uses in the WRM, P,AQ and OS zones are specified in Chapters 19.30A, 19.33A, 19.33E and 19.33F, respectively. B. Permitted Uses.To see what uses are permitted in a particular zone,go to the usereference tables 5.1 and 5.2 in Chapter 19.05 and table 19-1 in Chapter 19.19.Across the top of the charts are the various use zones (i.e., R-1, B-2, C-1, M-M, etc.). In the left hand column of the charts are listed all of the uses permitted by this title, listed by category of use and in alphabetical order.Table 5.1 lists residential land uses.Table 5.2 lists nonresidential land uses. Table 19-1 lists residential and nonresidential land uses for the UR, UM and ULI zones. If a use is permitted in a particular zone, it will be so indicated in the column corresponding to the zone by the symbol I, II,or III in tables 5.1 and 5.2, and by the symbols N, P,A, or C in table 19-1.These symbols stand for the review process that must be followed for that use to be permitted in that zone. If there is no symbol in the box or cell corresponding to a specific use in a particular zone in tables 5.1 or 5.2, it is not a permitted use in that zone. This tableTables 5.1 and 5.2 may include special regulations that are indicated by a number inside of parentheses within a cell on the use tables.The special regulation corresponding to the number is, in most cases, listed on the next page or pages following the chart. In a few instances, a special regulation listed in parentheses in an earlier page of the table is also listed on a later page of the table. In such instances, you must find the number corresponding to the special regulation on an earlier page.The far right column in table 19-1 lists any special regulations that are applicable to the use associated on that row. C. Overlay Zone. Some properties are also located in an area in which an overlay zone exists, which will be indicated on the zone map with one of the symbols shown below, attached as a suffix to the use zone.An overlay zone is a secondary zone which applies additional regulations or special review procedures, and which cannot be established without being attached to one of the use zones.The following zones are overlay zones: C (clinic) O (office) C-O (clinic-office) D (design) H (historic) PD (planned development) PRD (planned residential development) FWD (floodway district) UFFD (urban flood fringe district) RFFD (rural flood fringe district) (institutional) S (shoreline district) AC (airport compatibility) CRA (core residential area) If the property you are interested in is included within one of the above-listed overlay zones,you should read the corresponding section in this title which pertains to that overlay zone. Section 20. Section 12 of Ordinance 2397-99, as amended (Zoning, User Guide, EMC 19.03.040), is amended to read as follows: 19.03.040 Development standards table. EMC Titles 2,3,8,13,16, 18, 19,20 and 46 Consistency Amendments(Metro Everett) Page 17 of 53 8/29/18