A. 
General. Uses allowed in a zoning district are limited to those listed in the code for that district, or authorized by an interpretation of the Director as provided for in Article 1.090. Uses not listed in a zone, including temporary uses, are not allowed.
B. 
Intermodal Cargo Containers. Intermodal cargo containers are allowed in the CG-General Commercial District, in the CLI-Commercial/Light Industrial District, in the CR-Commercial Recreational District subject to the following conditions:
1. 
Each container shall obtain a building permit.
2. 
Each container shall be screened per the provisions of Section 10.6.010.050.
3. 
Each container shall be painted and maintained in good condition, including being rust free.
C. 
Temporary Use. Intermodal cargo containers are allowed for a maximum duration of 30 days in all zones. Intermodal cargo containers are exempt from Section 10.6.160.010(B).
D. 
Intermodal cargo containers are allowed in the I-Industrial District so long as they meet all State of Oregon building permit requirements and are painted and maintained in good condition, including being rust free.
(Ord. 23-1400)
In addition to the provisions of Section 10.6.160.010, the following uses are not allowed:
A. 
Intermodal cargo containers used as storage units, except as provided for in Section 10.6.160.010.
B. 
Christmas tree sales on residential property.
C. 
Use of Recreational Vehicle for Sleeping or Household Purposes. A recreational vehicle may be used for recreational or sleeping purposes only under the following circumstances:
1. 
On the premises of a private residence and with the consent of the owner(s) of the property, provided that such use by any number of vehicles is limited to not more than 7 days in any 90-day period.
2. 
With the consent of the property owner, and the consent of the property owners of the properties which are immediately adjacent to the property upon which the recreational vehicle would be parked, the City Manager may approve a special temporary use permit for recreational vehicle use of up to 90 days duration in order to alleviate a temporary housing hardship which cannot otherwise be satisfied within a recreational vehicle park. Such approval shall be subject to any conditions which the City Manager deems appropriate to maintain public safety and community aesthetics. In addition, any such permit may be revoked by action of the City Council.
3. 
It is unlawful for any person to discharge wastewater from a recreational vehicle to a storm sewer, sanitary sewer, street, or upon private property except at an approved holding facility or dump station.
4. 
No utility connections shall be made across a public right-of-way to a recreational vehicle.
A. 
Purpose. A laydown yard is intended for construction equipment and material only. It is different from a contractor storage yard in that all items are in active use on off-site projects. An off-site laydown yard, in addition to those on or adjacent to a construction site, is allowed in the CBC, CG, CLI, CR, and I zones without obtaining land use approval, so long as criteria in subsections B through G below are continually met.
B. 
A proposed laydown yard shall be associated with one or more specific projects with an approved building permit issued for grading, construction, remodel or demolition, an approved land use decision, or pending application for a building permit or land use decision.
C. 
A laydown yard is not a substitute for a contractor storage yard. At any time the property owner may convert the laydown yard to a contractor storage yard by obtaining a site plan review decision and completing the conditions of approval. If items are kept on site continuously for more than 8 months, the City may determine that a laydown yard no longer exists.
D. 
Laydown yards shall be supervised by the property owner who will be responsible for enforcing compliance with these standards.
E. 
Where curbs exist, the contractor shall be required to provide curb cuts for all egress or ingress areas onto a paved street. To prevent mud or dirt from transferring from vehicles and equipment onto the paved street the contractor shall install pavement or other surface treatment approved by the City Engineer at all egress and ingress points from the yard for a minimum of 50 feet to the street access. Dust and erosion control shall be in place to confine these materials to the subject property. Noise, vibration, dust, and odors cannot exceed local, state, or federal regulations.
F. 
The owner of the property shall complete and file at the Community Development Department Office in City Hall a laydown yard report, on a form provided by the City, at the time of the start of the laydown yard, and on April 30th, August 31st, and December 31st of each year so long as the laydown yard continues.
G. 
Notwithstanding the provisions of the ordinance adopting the Transportation System Development Charges (SDC), for this use only, the property owner shall pay annual Transportation SDC fees, at 5% of the full rate.
(Ord. 26-1424, 1/12/2026)