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6 Spell out the names of zoning designations in the heading of Table 18 44 080 This has been completed for ease of use Other changes made to the code after the Planning Commission's review on December 14, 2016 include 1 In response to public comment, a clause was added to Table 18 44 080 to clarify that where there is a conflict between Table 18 44 080 and the uses identified in a PUD, the PUD shall govern Also in response to public comment, and to align with current practice, "medical offices" were added as a permitted use to the I-P and I- G Districts 2 After discussion with the Planning Commission about retail square footage, staff considered square footages for industrial and warehousing uses as well and is proposing the following footnote to apply to warehousing, heavy industrial, and light industrial uses Footnote 33 If the subject tenant space exceeds 75,000 gross square feet, the use shall be subject to a Conditional Use Permit as prescribed in Title 18 124 The 75,000 square footage threshold is intended to address "larger-scale" industrial and warehouse-type uses (for context, the Fed-Ex warehouse/office building at 7275 Johnson Drive is approximately 90,000 square feet) 3 Upon further review of the "retail" use category, staff is proposing to establish tobacco stores, secondhand stores, and pawn shops as conditional uses in the districts where they are currently permitted uses (note also that secondhand stores and pawn shops are currently a combined category and the proposed language proposes to treat them as individual uses) 4 Upon further review, staff recognized that a handful of uses that were either identified as permitted or conditionally permitted in the I-P District were not reflected as such for the I-G District This oversight has been correct to reflect this provision currently in the Municipal Code MINOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FEE During its June 16, 2015 meeting, the City Council approved a revised Master Fee Schedule for development related services, including Planning Division application fees, but deferred approval of a fee for an "Administrative Conditional Use Permit" until the Zoning Code Update established uses subject to this new process (please note that in the proposed draft of the Zoning Code update, the name has been altered to be Minor Conditional Use Permit instead of Administrative Conditional Use Permit) Adoption of the revised fee schedule also entailed an annual adjustment to fees beginning January 1, 2017 based upon the latest available monthly Engineering News Record Construction Cost Index (CCI) for the San Francisco Bay Area as of December of the previous year The fee for such Administrative (Minor) Conditional Use Permits was proposed to be Page 7 of 9