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9-505.5 SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL ZONES. In addition to the provisions of Section 9-505.2 through 9-505.5, the following regulations shall apply to industrial zones: (e) Commercial Cannabis Retail Sales. Cannabis retail sales operating an Annual State License Type 9: Non-Storefront Retailer or Type 12: Microbusiness enqaqed in Non-Storefront retail may be permitted in the I-G (Gerreral Industrial), I-L (Limited Industrial), I-P (Industrial Park) and I-W (Warehouse Industrial) zones with an approved Use Permit or with an approved Improvement Plan in an approved Cannabis Business Park. . TABLE 9-605.2- USES IN AGRICULTURAL ZONES !Legend: P Permitted Use IP Permitted Use With Improvement Plan QX Use-Permitted Subject to Quarry Excavation Permit S Use Permitted Subject to Site Approval SD Use Permitted Subject to Second Unit Dwelling Permit U Use Permitted Subject to Use Permit Use Not Permitted Note: In areas designated as Open Space/Resource Conservation on the General Plan, all uses E or use types shall require Site Approval, unless another discretionary approval is specified by this Title i *Special Use Regulations (See Section 9-605.6) **Uses proposed in an area designated Open Space/Resource Conservation on the General Plan Map are subject to special use regulations (See Section 9-605.6(h)) Agricultural Zones Use Types AG AL I AU ARM* Commercial Cannabis Cultivation* U/SP - - - Distribution* U/SP - - - ManufacturinQ* U/SP - - - Retail Sales - - - - Laboratory Testing 9-605.6 SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL ZONES. In addition to the provisions of Sections 9-605.2 through 9-605.5, the following Special Use Regulations shall apply to the uses or use types specified below: (u) Commercial Cannabis Uses. The following special use regulations shall apply: (1) Cultivation-Locational Criteria. Parcels located- in the AG zone shall be located no more than two-thousand (2,000) feet from a major intersection or arterial road as measured from the closest edge of the parcel to the closest edge of the major intersection or arterial road. A Parcel may be located more than two-thousand (2,000) feet from a maior intersection or arterial road if all of the following are found to be true: There is sufficient ease of access from the proposed parcel to an arterial road; There is sufficient access for emergency vehicles; and San Joaquin County PA-1800249/San Joaquin County Community Development Page 12