Las Cruces, NM zoning districts

113 districts, 113 with a written citation. Each row says what the district permits by primary use.

City of Las Cruces, New Mexico (Dona Ana County, FIPS 35013; place gate = the incorporated place 'Las Cruces city'). Zoning is the LAS CRUCES MUNICIPAL CODE, Development Code Part III, CHAPTER 38 - ZONING (the '2001 Zoning Code' as amended), codified through Ordinance No. 3085, adopted October 21, 2024 (Supplement No. 28), plus the DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CODE at Sec. 38-43, which is a separate form-based transect code (DT / MS / GU) with its own use table. PERMISSION KEY (verified against the code's own legends, not assumed): Sec. 38-33 states 'A = Allowed Use, C = Conditional Use, S = Special Use Permit (Sec. 38-54). Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.' Sec. 38-49.2 spells the same legend out as 'A = Allowed-by-right; C = Conditional Use with the conditions noted; and S = Special Use Permit with public hearing required', and Sec. 38-41C / 38-41.1C / 38-42D repeat '"C" - Conditional uses: These uses are permitted; however, unique conditions ... are listed ... in section 38-53' against '"S" - Special uses: The uses require a special use permit to be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission.' Sec. 38-21 defines a conditional use as 'a land use that is permitted within a specific zoning district with specific conditions', and Sec. 38-53 opens 'The following land uses are permitted in the zoning districts listed by complying with the specific conditions described.' There is NO conditional-use PERMIT in this code. Applying precedent P3 by approval mechanism: A -> BY-RIGHT; C -> BY-RIGHT (ministerial permitted-with-conditions, the Phoenix 'pc' / Fort Worth 'P*' class); S -> CONDITIONAL (Sec. 38-54: 'A Special Use is a use that is not permitted by right ... requires review and approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission'); a use not listed -> PROHIBITED by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all (precedent P19). FAMILY DERIVATION: residential = the dwelling and group-living rows of Sec. 38-33A (transient lodging excluded per precedent P4); commercial = Sec. 38-33F Service + Sec. 38-33G Retail + lodging; industrial = Sec. 38-33I Manufacturing plus the PRIMARY wholesale / warehousing / freight / distribution / extraction rows of Sec. 38-33H - the accessory and temporary rows of Sec. 38-33H/I (Above Ground Storage Tanks, Storage/Display of merchandise, Storage warehousing ACCESSORY to office/retail, Commercial Parking Facilities, temporary Construction Yard) are accessory or temporary and do NOT establish an industrial entitlement. STATE LAW: no state-preemption layer is applied. There is no verified state-laws/new-mexico.json and none is authored in this pass (precedent P21), so this table records the pre-state-law standard case only. Cited-evidence only: every tri-state traces to a retrieved section of the current adopted code; districts that cannot be grounded are honest-null, never guessed.

How to read the permissions

By right — allowed without discretionary approval. Conditional use — allowed only with a specific approval. Not permitted — not allowed as a primary use. Not resolved — the ordinance does not settle it in a way we would state as fact.

These describe the district. A specific parcel can also be affected by overlays, corridors, flood zones and site conditions.

District	Residential	Commercial	Industrial
A-1 Legacy district A-1 - City zoning layer describes it as FLOOD CONTROL (no A-1 district exists in the current Zoning Code) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
No district by this designation exists in the current adopted City of Las Cruces Zoning Code (ch. 38) - it is neither in the Sec. 38-5B official district list, the Sec. 38-30 general district list, nor any Art. V special district. It is a legacy / pre-annexation designation still carried on the zoning atlas layer. No tri-state can be grounded in the current code, so all three families are honest-null (precedent P9); the adopting ordinance recorded on the parcel (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM / ORIG_ZONE) controls. The City zoning layer describes A-1 as 'FLOOD CONTROL' (BASE_ZONE 'FLOOD'), which suggests it predates the Sec. 38-41 FC district, but that mapping is not stated anywhere in the adopted code and is NOT relied on here.
A-2 Legacy district A-2 - City zoning layer describes it as RURAL/AGRICULTURAL (no A-2 district exists in the current Zoning Code) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
No district by this designation exists in the current adopted City of Las Cruces Zoning Code (ch. 38) - it is neither in the Sec. 38-5B official district list, the Sec. 38-30 general district list, nor any Art. V special district. It is a legacy / pre-annexation designation still carried on the zoning atlas layer. No tri-state can be grounded in the current code, so all three families are honest-null (precedent P9); the adopting ordinance recorded on the parcel (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM / ORIG_ZONE) controls. The City zoning layer describes A-2 as 'RURAL / AGRICULTURAL' (BASE_ZONE 'AG'); Sec. 38-49.1 refers to an 'A-2' only as one of the former 1981 Zoning Code designations carried in the North Mesquite overlay. No current use table exists for it.
A-2C Legacy district A-2 (City layer: RURAL/AGRICULTURAL) with conditional-zoning suffix (A-2C) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Conditional-zoning variant of A-2. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: No district by this designation exists in the current adopted City of Las Cruces Zoning Code (ch. 38) - it is neither in the Sec. 38-5B official district list, the Sec. 38-30 general district list, nor any Art. V special district. It is a legacy / pre-annexation designation still carried on the zoning atlas layer. No tri-state can be grounded in the current code, so all three families are honest-null (precedent P9); the adopting ordinance recorded on the parcel (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM / ORIG_ZONE) controls. The City zoning layer describes A-2 as 'RURAL / AGRICULTURAL' (BASE_ZONE 'AG'); Sec. 38-49.1 refers to an 'A-2' only as one of the former 1981 Zoning Code designations carried in the North Mesquite overlay. No current use table exists for it.
ADO-1 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - Alameda Corridor (ADO-1) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-49.3.C.1 + the Sec. 38-49.3.E tables, 'ADO-1 ADO-2' column: (a) Residential Uses - Dwelling Unit incl. Accessory Dwelling = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Home for Disabled = A, Temporary/Homeless Shelter = A -> residential by-right; (e) Office & Commercial Land Uses - Bank/Bonding/Financial Institution = A, General Office and Service = A, General Retail & Commercial = A, Institutional Office = A -> commercial by-right; (f) Industrial Land Uses - every entry is NP in this column except the Sec. 38-59 communication-structure and Sec. 38-53 utility-installation infrastructure lines -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-49.3.E land use tables, legend 'A = Allowed, C = Conditional, S = Special, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, S to conditional, NP to prohibited. SHARED COLUMN: the adopted Sec. 38-49.3.E.2 land-use tables carry ONE column headed 'ADO-1 and ADO-2' (and a separate 'ADO 6' column), so this row's tri-state is the shared column's, not a district-specific reading; caveat shared-use-column records that.
ADO-2 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - Griggs/Organ Corridor (ADO-2) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-49.3.C.2 + the Sec. 38-49.3.E tables, 'ADO-1 ADO-2' column: (a) Residential Uses - Dwelling Unit incl. Accessory Dwelling = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Home for Disabled = A, Temporary/Homeless Shelter = A -> residential by-right; (e) Office & Commercial Land Uses - Bank/Bonding/Financial Institution = A, General Office and Service = A, General Retail & Commercial = A, Institutional Office = A -> commercial by-right; (f) Industrial Land Uses - every entry is NP in this column except the Sec. 38-59 communication-structure and Sec. 38-53 utility-installation infrastructure lines -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-49.3.E land use tables, legend 'A = Allowed, C = Conditional, S = Special, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, S to conditional, NP to prohibited. SHARED COLUMN: the adopted Sec. 38-49.3.E.2 land-use tables carry ONE column headed 'ADO-1 and ADO-2' (and a separate 'ADO 6' column), so this row's tri-state is the shared column's, not a district-specific reading; caveat shared-use-column records that.
ADO-3 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - North and South Residential Cores (ADO-3) residential low Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	By right	Not resolved	Not permitted
Sec. 38-49.3.C.3 (ADO-3 is intended to accommodate primarily detached single-family dwelling units, with or without secondary residences, at low density) and Sec. 38-49.3.E.3: 'Land uses in ADO-3 ... follow the underlying zoning designations existing as of the date of adoption ... and may be found in sections 38-31 - 38-33', with three stated modifications: (a) low-intensity office and commercial uses are conditional and must include a residential component (home occupation, live-work); (b) secondary residences are an allowed use; (c) 'Industrial uses are not allowed in the residential cores.' Residential by-right and industrial prohibited are therefore grounded directly. Commercial is honest-null BY FINDING (precedent P10): the commercial answer depends on the parcel's pre-overlay underlying district, which the zoning code string does not carry, and the only ADO-3 commercial pathway is a use that must contain a residential component - not a standalone commercial entitlement.
ADO-4 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - Picacho Corridor (ADO-4) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-49.3.C.4 + the Sec. 38-49.3.E tables, 'ADO-4 ADO-5' column: (a) Residential Uses - Dwelling Unit incl. Accessory Dwelling = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Home for Disabled = A = residential by-right; (e) Office & Commercial - Bank = A, Gas Station = A, General Office and Service = A, General Retail & Commercial = A, Health Care Clinic = A, Hotel/Motel/Youth Hostel = A, Private Club or Lodge = A, Radio/TV Studio = A, Theater (Movie) = A -> commercial by-right; (f) Industrial - every entry is NP in this column except the communication-structure and utility-installation infrastructure lines -> industrial prohibited. Category judgment: the section states these corridors are transition zones whose residential and historic character is retained, so residential-mixed over commercial-mixed. Sec. 38-49.3.E land use tables, legend 'A = Allowed, C = Conditional, S = Special, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, S to conditional, NP to prohibited. SHARED COLUMN: the adopted Sec. 38-49.3.E.2 land-use tables carry ONE column headed 'ADO-4 and ADO-5' (and a separate 'ADO 6' column), so this row's tri-state is the shared column's, not a district-specific reading; caveat shared-use-column records that.
ADO-5 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - Amador Corridor (ADO-5) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-49.3.C.5 + the Sec. 38-49.3.E tables, 'ADO-4 ADO-5' column: (a) Residential Uses - Dwelling Unit incl. Accessory Dwelling = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Home for Disabled = A = residential by-right; (e) Office & Commercial - Bank = A, Gas Station = A, General Office and Service = A, General Retail & Commercial = A, Health Care Clinic = A, Hotel/Motel/Youth Hostel = A, Private Club or Lodge = A, Radio/TV Studio = A, Theater (Movie) = A -> commercial by-right; (f) Industrial - every entry is NP in this column except the communication-structure and utility-installation infrastructure lines -> industrial prohibited. Category judgment: the section states these corridors are transition zones whose residential and historic character is retained, so residential-mixed over commercial-mixed. Sec. 38-49.3.E land use tables, legend 'A = Allowed, C = Conditional, S = Special, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, S to conditional, NP to prohibited. SHARED COLUMN: the adopted Sec. 38-49.3.E.2 land-use tables carry ONE column headed 'ADO-4 and ADO-5' (and a separate 'ADO 6' column), so this row's tri-state is the shared column's, not a district-specific reading; caveat shared-use-column records that.
ADO-6 Alameda Depot Neighborhood Overlay - Railroad Corridor (ADO-6) commercial mixed	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-49.3.C.6 (mixed-use environment allowing low-intensity manufacturing, low- and medium-intensity office and commercial, and limited residential) + the Sec. 38-49.3.E tables, 'ADO 6' column: (a) Dwelling Unit = C (residential uses must be part of a mixed-use development) -> residential by-right subject to that ministerial condition; (e) Bank = A, General Office and Service = A, General Retail & Commercial = A, Gas Station = A, Hotel/Motel/Youth Hostel = A, Theater (Movie) = A -> commercial by-right; (f) Manufacturing Low-Intensity = A, Cabinetry and Woodworking = A, Printing and Publishing = A, Jewelry/Silverware & Plated Ware = A, Musical Instrument Fabrication = A, Signs & Advertising Fabrication = A, Ministorage Units = A, Railroad Terminal = A, Wholesale Trade = A -> industrial by-right; the section and the table admit only LOW-INTENSITY manufacturing, so nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Sec. 38-49.3.E land use tables, legend 'A = Allowed, C = Conditional, S = Special, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, S to conditional, NP to prohibited.
C-1 Commercial Low Intensity (C-1) commercial neighborhood	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-32B (C-1 small-scale neighborhood retail and service) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-1: Clothing Store, Grocery Store, Home Furnishings, Laundry/Dry Cleaning, Specialty Foods, Specialty Store, Variety Store, Cleaning & Maid Services, Delicatessen = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> residential by-right. Sec. 38-33I Cottage Industry = C and Cottage Industry Retail or Service = C are the only manufacturing entries; both are capped by their Sec. 38-33 conditions (retail sales space <= 5,000 sq ft or 49% of the building; processing wholly inside the building and clearly secondary to the primary retail/service use, <= 3,000 sq ft) -> industrial by-right authored truthfully, with nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7 because the by-right industrial entitlement is commerce-scale, not heavy industry. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-1/R-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-1 / R-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-1/R-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL LOW INTENSITY \ MULTI-DWELLING LOW DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-1 Commercial Low Intensity; R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density.
C-1C Commercial Low Intensity - Conditional (C-1C) commercial neighborhood	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of C-1. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32B (C-1 small-scale neighborhood retail and service) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-1: Clothing Store, Grocery Store, Home Furnishings, Laundry/Dry Cleaning, Specialty Foods, Specialty Store, Variety Store, Cleaning & Maid Services, Delicatessen = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> residential by-right. Sec. 38-33I Cottage Industry = C and Cottage Industry Retail or Service = C are the only manufacturing entries; both are capped by their Sec. 38-33 conditions (retail sales space <= 5,000 sq ft or 49% of the building; processing wholly inside the building and clearly secondary to the primary retail/service use, <= 3,000 sq ft) -> industrial by-right authored truthfully, with nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7 because the by-right industrial entitlement is commerce-scale, not heavy industry. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-1C/O-1C/O-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-1C / O-1C / O-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-1C/O-1C/O-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL LOW INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / OFFICE, NEIGHBORHOOD - CONDITIONAL / OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-1 Commercial Low Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; O-1 Office, Neighborhood with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; O-2 Office, Professional with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity (C-2) commercial mixed	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-32B (C-2) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-2: Department Store, Grocery, Hotel/Motel, Restaurant, Auto/Truck Dealers, Bar/Pub/Tavern, Health Care Clinic = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C, Apartments = C, Duplex/Triplex/Quadplex = C, Townhouse = C -> residential by-right. Industrial by-right rests on Crematorium = A and Mini-storage Units = A plus Cottage Industry = C and Large Equipment Repair (Non-Vehicular) = C; no general manufacturing row (Sec. 38-33I Apparel/Paper/Primary Metal/Petroleum) reaches C-2 -> nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-2/O-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-2 / O-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2/O-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY AND OFFICE PROFESSIONAL-LIMITED RETAIL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity; O-2 Office, Professional.
C-2/O-2/R-3 Split-zoned polygon: C-2 / O-2 / R-3 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2/O-2/R-3', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY / OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL / MULTI-DWELLING MEDIUM DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity; O-2 Office, Professional; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density.
C-2/R-3/R-4 Split-zoned polygon: C-2 / R-3 / R-4 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2/R-3/R-4', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY & LIMITED RETAIL AND OFFICE'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density.
C-2/R-3/R-4 Split-zoned polygon: C-2 / R-3 / R-4 (live value carries a trailing space) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2/R-3/R-4', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY & LIMITED RETAIL AND OFFICE'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density. TRAILING-SPACE ARTIFACT: the live layer emits this ZONECLASS as 'C-2/R-3/R-4 ' with a trailing space. Both the space-carrying string and the stripped string are authored as exact keys with identical content, because loader.map_zoning_code strips the raw code before matching (so the stripped key is what actually resolves at request time) while the space-carrying key keeps the table's key set a superset of the verbatim live values.
C-2C Commercial Medium Intensity - Conditional (C-2C) commercial mixed	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of C-2. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32B (C-2) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-2: Department Store, Grocery, Hotel/Motel, Restaurant, Auto/Truck Dealers, Bar/Pub/Tavern, Health Care Clinic = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C, Apartments = C, Duplex/Triplex/Quadplex = C, Townhouse = C -> residential by-right. Industrial by-right rests on Crematorium = A and Mini-storage Units = A plus Cottage Industry = C and Large Equipment Repair (Non-Vehicular) = C; no general manufacturing row (Sec. 38-33I Apparel/Paper/Primary Metal/Petroleum) reaches C-2 -> nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-2C/M-1/M-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-2C / M-1 / M-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2C/M-1/M-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard.
C-2C/M-1/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-2C / M-1 / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2C/M-1/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-2C/O-2C/R-3C Split-zoned polygon: C-2C / O-2C / R-3C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2C/O-2C/R-3C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY/OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL/MULTI-DWELLING MEDIUM DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; O-2 Office, Professional with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-2C/R-4C Split-zoned polygon: C-2C / R-4C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-2C/R-4C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL MEDIUM INTENSITY/MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3 Commercial High Intensity (C-3) commercial core	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-32B (C-3) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-3: full retail and service bands = A (incl. Bar/Night Club, Manufactured Housing Dealers, Hospital, Convention Center, Theater) -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C, Apartments = C -> residential by-right. Industrial by-right rests on Crematorium = A, Mini-storage Units = A, Theater Drive-in = A plus Body Shops = C, Cottage Industry = C, Large Equipment Repair (Vehicular) = C; no general manufacturing row reaches C-3 -> nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-3/M-1 Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-1 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-1', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-1 Industrial Standard.
C-3/M-1/M-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-1 / M-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-1/M-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD / COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY/ INDUSTRIAL LIGHT/INDUSTRIAL STANDARD / COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY/INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard.
C-3/M-1/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-1 / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-1/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3/M-1C Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-1C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-1C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL / COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-1 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3/M-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-2 Industrial Standard.
C-3/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3/R-1a Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / R-1a special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/R-1a', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / SINGLE-FAMILY MEDIUM DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; R-1a Single-Family Medium Density.
C-3/R-4 Split-zoned polygon: C-3 / R-4 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3/R-4', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY & LIMITED RETAIL AND OFFICE'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density.
C-3C Commercial High Intensity - Conditional (C-3C) commercial core	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of C-3. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32B (C-3) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. C-3: full retail and service bands = A (incl. Bar/Night Club, Manufactured Housing Dealers, Hospital, Convention Center, Theater) -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C, Apartments = C -> residential by-right. Industrial by-right rests on Crematorium = A, Mini-storage Units = A, Theater Drive-in = A plus Body Shops = C, Cottage Industry = C, Large Equipment Repair (Vehicular) = C; no general manufacturing row reaches C-3 -> nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
C-3C/EE-C/R-4C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / EE-C / R-4C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/EE-C/R-4C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / SINGLE-FAMILY EQUESTRIAN ESTATE / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; EE-C; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/M-1/M-2 Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / M-1 / M-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/M-1/M-2', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard.
C-3C/M-1/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / M-1 / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/M-1/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/M-1C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / M-1C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/M-1C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/M-1C/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / M-1C / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/M-1C/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-1 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/O-2C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / O-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/O-2C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY / OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; O-2 Office, Professional with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
C-3C/R-4C Split-zoned polygon: C-3C / R-4C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'C-3C/R-4C', ZONEDESC 'COMMERCIAL HIGH INTENSITY - CONDITIONAL / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY & LIMITED RETAIL AND OFFICE - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: C-3 Commercial High Intensity with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
DDC Downtown Development Code (transect sub-district not specified) (DDC) commercial mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
The live layer carries a bare 'DDC' value (ZONEDESC 'DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CODE') that does not name a transect, while Sec. 38-43.B limits the Downtown Development Code to the DT, MS and GU transects. The family-level tri-state is authored because all THREE sub-districts agree on it in Table 12 (a dwelling type by-right in each; retail/office by-right or ministerial-conditional in each; no industrial category and Sec. 38-43.O.4 barring manufacturing in all three). The individual use list and the category DO differ by transect, so the exact transect must be read off the Downtown Regulating Plan (Table 1) before relying on a specific use. DDC Table 12 legend: '(A) Approved by Right (C) Conditional (NP) Not Permitted'; Sec. 38-43.O.5 'Conditional Uses are permitted pursuant to Sec. 38-53' (ministerial standards, no hearing) -> A and C both map to by-right, NP to prohibited. Sec. 38-43.O.4: 'Manufacturing uses, other than cottage industries, are not permitted Downtown' and Table 12 carries no industrial use category -> industrial prohibited.
DDC-DT Downtown Development Code - Downtown (DDC-DT) commercial core	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-43.B.1 (DT: higher-intensity mixed use core) + Table 12, DT column: Multi-family Dwelling = A and Accessory Dwelling Unit = A (Single or Two-family Dwelling = NP) -> residential by-right; Retail = A, Office = A, Hotel = A, Inn = A, Nightclub = A, Restaurant = A, Outpatient Clinic = A, Kiosk = A -> commercial by-right. DDC Table 12 legend: '(A) Approved by Right (C) Conditional (NP) Not Permitted'; Sec. 38-43.O.5 'Conditional Uses are permitted pursuant to Sec. 38-53' (ministerial standards, no hearing) -> A and C both map to by-right, NP to prohibited. Sec. 38-43.O.4: 'Manufacturing uses, other than cottage industries, are not permitted Downtown' and Table 12 carries no industrial use category -> industrial prohibited.
DDC-GU Downtown Development Code - General Urban (DDC-GU) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-43.B.3 (GU: medium-intensity mixed use) + Table 12 Allowed Uses, GU column: Single or Two-family Dwelling = A, Multi-family Dwelling = A, Accessory Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Bed and Breakfast = A, Inn = A, Open Market Space = A, Live-work Unit = A, Accessory Office = A, Retail = C, Office = C, Restaurant = C, Tavern or Bar = C -> commercial by-right. DDC Table 12 legend: '(A) Approved by Right (C) Conditional (NP) Not Permitted'; Sec. 38-43.O.5 'Conditional Uses are permitted pursuant to Sec. 38-53' (ministerial standards, no hearing) -> A and C both map to by-right, NP to prohibited. Sec. 38-43.O.4: 'Manufacturing uses, other than cottage industries, are not permitted Downtown' and Table 12 carries no industrial use category -> industrial prohibited.
DDC-MS Downtown Development Code - Main Street (DDC-MS) commercial mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-43.B.2 (MS: same uses and character as DT at urban-core massing) + Table 12, MS column: Multi-family Dwelling = A, Accessory Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Retail = A, Office = A, Hotel = A, Restaurant = A, Tavern or Bar = A -> commercial by-right. Sec. 38-43.L MS architectural standards supersede the zoning district standards inside MS. DDC Table 12 legend: '(A) Approved by Right (C) Conditional (NP) Not Permitted'; Sec. 38-43.O.5 'Conditional Uses are permitted pursuant to Sec. 38-53' (ministerial standards, no hearing) -> A and C both map to by-right, NP to prohibited. Sec. 38-43.O.4: 'Manufacturing uses, other than cottage industries, are not permitted Downtown' and Table 12 carries no industrial use category -> industrial prohibited.
EE Single-Family Equestrian Estate and Agriculture (EE) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Sec. 38-31A (EE purpose: low-density single-family on large lots designed for farming/animal keeping, max 1 du/ac) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. EE: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Extraction of Raw Materials = S and Brewery/Winery = S -> industrial conditional (Sec. 38-54 P&Z hearing); Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Category judgment: agriculture is co-primary but the dwelling is the primary use, so residential-low over agricultural. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
EE-C Single-Family Equestrian Estate and Agriculture - Conditional (EE-C) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Conditional-zoning variant of EE. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31A (EE purpose: low-density single-family on large lots designed for farming/animal keeping, max 1 du/ac) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. EE: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Extraction of Raw Materials = S and Brewery/Winery = S -> industrial conditional (Sec. 38-54 P&Z hearing); Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Category judgment: agriculture is co-primary but the dwelling is the primary use, so residential-low over agricultural. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
FC Flood Control (FC) special	Not permitted	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-41 FC flood control zoning district. The adopted FC use table lists only: commercial and non-commercial raising of animals, crops and trees = C (no structures allowed); golf course or driving range = S (no structures allowed); park, public and private = C (no structures allowed). No dwelling, no Sec. 38-33F/G commercial and no Sec. 38-33H/I industrial use appears -> all three families prohibited under the district's own use table. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
FC/OS-R Split-zoned polygon: FC / OS-R special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'FC/OS-R', ZONEDESC 'FLOOD CONTROL / OPEN SPACE-RECREATION'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: FC Flood Control; OS-R Open Space - Recreation.
H Holding (H) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-42 H holding zone district. Its adopted use table lists: detached site-built single-family home or manufactured home = A; home for the disabled = A; accessory buildings and uses = A; above-ground storage tanks = C; one-time remodeling = C1; residential-related land uses per Sec. 38-33B. No commercial and no industrial use appears -> commercial and industrial prohibited; residential by-right. Development standards are the EE district's (Sec. 38-42C). Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
HC Holding - Conditional (HC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of H. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-42 H holding zone district. Its adopted use table lists: detached site-built single-family home or manufactured home = A; home for the disabled = A; accessory buildings and uses = A; above-ground storage tanks = C; one-time remodeling = C1; residential-related land uses per Sec. 38-33B. No commercial and no industrial use appears -> commercial and industrial prohibited; residential by-right. Development standards are the EE district's (Sec. 38-42C). Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
LCIIP-AAD Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park Overlay - Aerospace/Aviation/Defense District (LCIIP-AAD) industrial heavy	Not permitted	By right	By right
Sec. 38-46 Table 1, Aerospace/Aviation/Defense District column: Heavy Manufacturing = P, Light Manufacturing = P, Warehousing/Logistics/Distribution = P, Freight House or Truck Terminal = P, Outdoor Storage = P, Solar Energy Generation = P -> industrial by-right, high-intensity; Offices and Research Facility = P and Film and Media Production = P -> commercial by-right (Commercial Services and General Retail and Food/Beverage/Hotel are '-'). Sec. 38-46.E Table 1 legend: '- = Not permitted, P = Permitted Use, A = Accessory Use, X = Existing Conditional Use Standard(s) ... permitted with conditions' -> P (and P carrying X) map to by-right, '-' to prohibited; an 'A' accessory marking is NOT a primary-use entitlement. 'All Residential Uses (except accessory)' = '-' in every district and 'Residential Use-Non-Primary' is accessory only -> residential prohibited park-wide.
LCIIP-C Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park Overlay - Commercial District (LCIIP-C) commercial mixed	Not permitted	By right	By right
Sec. 38-46 Table 1, Commercial District column: Food, Beverage, Hotel or Motel = P, Commercial Services and General Retail = P, Offices and Research Facility = P, Nightclub and Bar = P, Indoor Entertainment/Recreation = P, Brewery/Microbrewery = P -> commercial by-right; Light Manufacturing = P is the only manufacturing entry (Heavy Manufacturing, Special Manufacturing, Cannabis Cultivation, Natural Resource Extraction, Recycling Sort Facilities, Outdoor Storage and Warehousing/Logistics/Distribution are all '-') -> industrial by-right with nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Sec. 38-46.E Table 1 legend: '- = Not permitted, P = Permitted Use, A = Accessory Use, X = Existing Conditional Use Standard(s) ... permitted with conditions' -> P (and P carrying X) map to by-right, '-' to prohibited; an 'A' accessory marking is NOT a primary-use entitlement. 'All Residential Uses (except accessory)' = '-' in every district and 'Residential Use-Non-Primary' is accessory only -> residential prohibited park-wide.
LCIIP-MWD Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park Overlay - Manufacturing/Warehousing/Distribution District (LCIIP-MWD) industrial heavy	Not permitted	By right	By right
Sec. 38-46 Table 1, Manufacturing/Warehousing District column: Heavy Manufacturing = P, Special Manufacturing = P, Light Manufacturing = P, Natural Resource Extraction = P, Recycling Sort Facilities = P, Warehousing/Logistics/Distribution = P, Freight House or Truck Terminal = P, Outdoor Storage = P -> industrial by-right, high-intensity; Offices and Research Facility = P, Brewery/Microbrewery = P, Vehicle Services = P -> commercial by-right. Sec. 38-46.E Table 1 legend: '- = Not permitted, P = Permitted Use, A = Accessory Use, X = Existing Conditional Use Standard(s) ... permitted with conditions' -> P (and P carrying X) map to by-right, '-' to prohibited; an 'A' accessory marking is NOT a primary-use entitlement. 'All Residential Uses (except accessory)' = '-' in every district and 'Residential Use-Non-Primary' is accessory only -> residential prohibited park-wide.
LCIIP-VAA Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park Overlay - Value Added Agriculture District (LCIIP-VAA) industrial heavy	Not permitted	By right	By right
Sec. 38-46 Table 1, Value Added Agriculture District column: Heavy Manufacturing = P, Special Manufacturing = P, Light Manufacturing = P, Cannabis Cultivation/Infused Products = P, Warehousing/Logistics/Distribution = P, Outdoor Storage = P, General Agriculture = P -> industrial by-right, high-intensity; Offices and Research Facility = P, Brewery/Microbrewery = P, Vehicle Services = P, Small Animal Facilities = P -> commercial by-right. Category per precedent P2 (matrix over name): despite the agriculture label, heavy and special manufacturing are by-right -> industrial-heavy. Sec. 38-46.E Table 1 legend: '- = Not permitted, P = Permitted Use, A = Accessory Use, X = Existing Conditional Use Standard(s) ... permitted with conditions' -> P (and P carrying X) map to by-right, '-' to prohibited; an 'A' accessory marking is NOT a primary-use entitlement. 'All Residential Uses (except accessory)' = '-' in every district and 'Residential Use-Non-Primary' is accessory only -> residential prohibited park-wide.
M-1 Industrial Standard (M-1; the code carries M1/M2 as a single district) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-5B and Sec. 38-30 list the industrial districts as M-T (industrial light), 'M1/M2 Industrial Standard' (ONE district, one Sec. 38-33 column) and M-3 (industrial heavy); the live layer maps M-1 and M-2 separately and both carry ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD', so both resolve to the M1/M2 column. Sec. 38-33I: Jewelry/Silverware/Plated Ware and Laboratories = A; Apparel & Other Textile Products = A; Paper & Products, Primary Metal Industries, Rubber & Plastic = A; Petroleum & Coal Products = A; Frozen Food Lockers / Tire Manufacture & Recyclers = A; Extraction of Raw Materials = A. Sec. 38-33H: Distribution Centers, Freighthouse/Truck Terminal, Interstate Warehouse/Bulk Storage, Railroad Terminal, Trucking Companies, Wholesale Trade = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity ceiling. Commercial by-right: Sec. 38-33F Hotel/Motel, Accounting, Bank (No Drive-Thru), Pharmacy = A and Sec. 38-33G Bar/Pub/Tavern, Convenience Store, Health Care Clinic = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Category per precedent P2 (the matrix, not the 'Standard' label): primary metal industries and petroleum & coal products are by-right -> industrial-heavy. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
M-1/M-2 Split-zoned polygon: M-1 / M-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'M-1/M-2', ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL LIGHT/INDUSTRIAL STANDARD / INDUSTRIAL STANDARD'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard.
M-1/M-2C Split-zoned polygon: M-1 / M-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'M-1/M-2C', ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: M-1 Industrial Standard; M-2 Industrial Standard with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
M-1/O-2 Split-zoned polygon: M-1 / O-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'M-1/O-2', ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD / OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: M-1 Industrial Standard; O-2 Office, Professional.
M-1C Industrial Standard - Conditional (M-1C) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of M-1. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-5B and Sec. 38-30 list the industrial districts as M-T (industrial light), 'M1/M2 Industrial Standard' (ONE district, one Sec. 38-33 column) and M-3 (industrial heavy); the live layer maps M-1 and M-2 separately and both carry ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD', so both resolve to the M1/M2 column. Sec. 38-33I: Jewelry/Silverware/Plated Ware and Laboratories = A; Apparel & Other Textile Products = A; Paper & Products, Primary Metal Industries, Rubber & Plastic = A; Petroleum & Coal Products = A; Frozen Food Lockers / Tire Manufacture & Recyclers = A; Extraction of Raw Materials = A. Sec. 38-33H: Distribution Centers, Freighthouse/Truck Terminal, Interstate Warehouse/Bulk Storage, Railroad Terminal, Trucking Companies, Wholesale Trade = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity ceiling. Commercial by-right: Sec. 38-33F Hotel/Motel, Accounting, Bank (No Drive-Thru), Pharmacy = A and Sec. 38-33G Bar/Pub/Tavern, Convenience Store, Health Care Clinic = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Category per precedent P2 (the matrix, not the 'Standard' label): primary metal industries and petroleum & coal products are by-right -> industrial-heavy. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
M-2 Industrial Standard (M-2; the code carries M1/M2 as a single district) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-5B and Sec. 38-30 list the industrial districts as M-T (industrial light), 'M1/M2 Industrial Standard' (ONE district, one Sec. 38-33 column) and M-3 (industrial heavy); the live layer maps M-1 and M-2 separately and both carry ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD', so both resolve to the M1/M2 column. Sec. 38-33I: Jewelry/Silverware/Plated Ware and Laboratories = A; Apparel & Other Textile Products = A; Paper & Products, Primary Metal Industries, Rubber & Plastic = A; Petroleum & Coal Products = A; Frozen Food Lockers / Tire Manufacture & Recyclers = A; Extraction of Raw Materials = A. Sec. 38-33H: Distribution Centers, Freighthouse/Truck Terminal, Interstate Warehouse/Bulk Storage, Railroad Terminal, Trucking Companies, Wholesale Trade = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity ceiling. Commercial by-right: Sec. 38-33F Hotel/Motel, Accounting, Bank (No Drive-Thru), Pharmacy = A and Sec. 38-33G Bar/Pub/Tavern, Convenience Store, Health Care Clinic = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Category per precedent P2 (the matrix, not the 'Standard' label): primary metal industries and petroleum & coal products are by-right -> industrial-heavy. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
M-2/O-2 Split-zoned polygon: M-2 / O-2 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'M-2/O-2', ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD / OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: M-2 Industrial Standard; O-2 Office, Professional.
M-2C Industrial Standard - Conditional (M-2C) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of M-2. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-5B and Sec. 38-30 list the industrial districts as M-T (industrial light), 'M1/M2 Industrial Standard' (ONE district, one Sec. 38-33 column) and M-3 (industrial heavy); the live layer maps M-1 and M-2 separately and both carry ZONEDESC 'INDUSTRIAL STANDARD', so both resolve to the M1/M2 column. Sec. 38-33I: Jewelry/Silverware/Plated Ware and Laboratories = A; Apparel & Other Textile Products = A; Paper & Products, Primary Metal Industries, Rubber & Plastic = A; Petroleum & Coal Products = A; Frozen Food Lockers / Tire Manufacture & Recyclers = A; Extraction of Raw Materials = A. Sec. 38-33H: Distribution Centers, Freighthouse/Truck Terminal, Interstate Warehouse/Bulk Storage, Railroad Terminal, Trucking Companies, Wholesale Trade = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity ceiling. Commercial by-right: Sec. 38-33F Hotel/Motel, Accounting, Bank (No Drive-Thru), Pharmacy = A and Sec. 38-33G Bar/Pub/Tavern, Convenience Store, Health Care Clinic = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Category per precedent P2 (the matrix, not the 'Standard' label): primary metal industries and petroleum & coal products are by-right -> industrial-heavy. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
M-3 Industrial Heavy (M-3) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-32C (M-3 industrial heavy) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. M-3: Acid & Battery Manufacturing and Slaughterhouse = A (permitted in M-3 only), plus the full M1/M2 manufacturing, warehousing and distribution band = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity. Commercial by-right: Gas Station = A, Auto/Truck Wash = A, Theater Drive-in = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
M-3C Industrial Heavy - Conditional (M-3C) industrial heavy	By right	By right	By right
Conditional-zoning variant of M-3. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32C (M-3 industrial heavy) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. M-3: Acid & Battery Manufacturing and Slaughterhouse = A (permitted in M-3 only), plus the full M1/M2 manufacturing, warehousing and distribution band = A -> industrial by-right, high-intensity. Commercial by-right: Gas Station = A, Auto/Truck Wash = A, Theater Drive-in = A. Residential: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> by-right. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
O-1 Office, Neighborhood - Limited Retail Service (O-1) commercial neighborhood	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-32A (O-1 low-intensity small-scale office) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. O-1: Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Auditing/Bookkeeping = A, Business Offices = A, Photography Studio/Lessons = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C (Sec. 38-31D residential development standards, min 10 / max 40 du/ac) -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I primary manufacturing use -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
O-1C Office, Neighborhood - Limited Retail Service - Conditional (O-1C) commercial neighborhood	By right	By right	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of O-1. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32A (O-1 low-intensity small-scale office) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. O-1: Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Auditing/Bookkeeping = A, Business Offices = A, Photography Studio/Lessons = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C (Sec. 38-31D residential development standards, min 10 / max 40 du/ac) -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I primary manufacturing use -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
O-2 Office, Professional - Limited Retail Service (O-2) commercial mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-32A (O-2 higher-intensity professional office with limited retail service) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. O-2: Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Business Offices/Counseling/Funeral Home/Laboratory = A, Bank (No Drive-Thru) = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I primary manufacturing use -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
O-2/R-3 Split-zoned polygon: O-2 / R-3 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'O-2/R-3', ZONEDESC 'OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL-LIMITED RETAIL SERVICE / MULTI-DWELLING MEDIUM DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: O-2 Office, Professional; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density.
O-2C Office, Professional - Limited Retail Service - Conditional (O-2C) commercial mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of O-2. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-32A (O-2 higher-intensity professional office with limited retail service) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. O-2: Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Business Offices/Counseling/Funeral Home/Laboratory = A, Bank (No Drive-Thru) = A -> commercial by-right; Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = C and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = C -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I primary manufacturing use -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
O-2C/R-4C Split-zoned polygon: O-2C / R-4C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'O-2C/R-4C', ZONEDESC 'OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL - CONDITIONAL / MULTI-DWELLING HIGH DENSITY & LIMITED RETAIL AND OFFICE - CONDITIONAL'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: O-2 Office, Professional with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
OS-Nc Open Space - Natural/Conservation (OS-NC) special	Not permitted	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-41.1 open space zoning districts, OS-NC column. The adopted table lists exactly two uses: nature park = C and recreational trail/path = C6. No residential, commercial or industrial use -> all three families prohibited. (Live layer spells the value 'OS-Nc'; the code spells it OS-NC.) Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
OS-R Open Space - Recreation (OS-R) special	Not permitted	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-41.1 open space zoning districts, OS-R column. The adopted table lists only recreational and caretaking entries (accessory uses and structures C1, archery range A/S, batting cages C5, community buildings C, country club S, golf course S, miniature golf C5, greenhouse/garden shed C1, park C, utility installation C4, raising of animals/crops/trees C3, recreational courts A, swimming pool C, temporary uses C2). No dwelling, no Sec. 38-33F/G commercial band and no Sec. 38-33H/I industrial use -> all three families prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
OS-RC Open Space - Recreation - Conditional (OS-RC) special	Not permitted	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of OS-R. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-41.1 open space zoning districts, OS-R column. The adopted table lists only recreational and caretaking entries (accessory uses and structures C1, archery range A/S, batting cages C5, community buildings C, country club S, golf course S, miniature golf C5, greenhouse/garden shed C1, park C, utility installation C4, raising of animals/crops/trees C3, recreational courts A, swimming pool C, temporary uses C2). No dwelling, no Sec. 38-33F/G commercial band and no Sec. 38-33H/I industrial use -> all three families prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
OS-RC/R-2C Split-zoned polygon: OS-RC / R-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'OS-RC/R-2C', ZONEDESC 'OPEN SPACE-RECREATION/MULTI-DWELLING LOW DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: OS-R Open Space - Recreation with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
OS/FC Split-zoned polygon: OS / FC special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'OS/FC', ZONEDESC 'FLOOD CONTROL / OPEN SPACE-RECREATION'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: OS; FC Flood Control.
PUD Planned Unit Development (PUD) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD.
PUD_A-1 Planned Unit Development over legacy A-1 (PUD_A-1) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over legacy A-1 (PUD_A-1)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_C-2 Planned Unit Development over C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity (PUD_C-2) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over C-2 Commercial Medium Intensity (PUD_C-2)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_C-2C Planned Unit Development over C-2 with conditions (PUD_C-2C) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over C-2 with conditions (PUD_C-2C)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_R-1a Planned Unit Development over R-1a Single-Family Medium Density (PUD_R-1a) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over R-1a Single-Family Medium Density (PUD_R-1a)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_R-2 Planned Unit Development over R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density (PUD_R-2) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density (PUD_R-2)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_R-3 Planned Unit Development over R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density (PUD_R-3) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density (PUD_R-3)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
PUD_R-4 Planned Unit Development over R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density (PUD_R-4) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
Sec. 38-49 PUD - Planned Unit Development. Sec. 38-49.C.1: 'A PUD may contain any land use or combination of land uses.' Uses, density and standards are fixed by the PUD approved for that specific property (Sec. 38-49.C, with conditions the Community Development Director may recommend and the Planning and Zoning Commission or City Council may impose). Honest-null BY POLICY per precedents P10/P11 - the table cannot know parcel-specific negotiated rules; read the approved PUD. The live layer appends the pre-PUD base district after an underscore (ZONEDESC 'Planned Unit Development over R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density (PUD_R-4)'); that token records the zoning the PUD was approved over and does NOT restore that district's use table, so the base tri-state is deliberately NOT inherited.
R-1a Single-Family Medium Density (R-1a) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1a: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1a/R-1b Split-zoned polygon: R-1a / R-1b special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'R-1a/R-1b', ZONEDESC 'SINGLE-FAMILY MEDIUM DENSITY/SINGLE-FAMILY HIGH DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: R-1a Single-Family Medium Density; R-1b Single-Family High Density.
R-1aC Single-Family Medium Density - Conditional (R-1aC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-1a. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1a: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1aM Single-Family Medium Density Mobile (R-1aM) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1aM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. Mobile Home = A and Mobile Home Subdivision = A. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1aMC Single-Family Medium Density Mobile - Conditional (R-1aMC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-1aM. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1aM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. Mobile Home = A and Mobile Home Subdivision = A. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1b Single-Family High Density (R-1b) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1b: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1b/R-3 Split-zoned polygon: R-1b / R-3 special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'R-1b/R-3', ZONEDESC 'SINGLE-FAMILY HIGH DENSITY/MULTI-DWELLING MEDIUM DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: R-1b Single-Family High Density; R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density.
R-1bC Single-Family High Density - Conditional (R-1bC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-1b. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1b: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1bC/R-2C Split-zoned polygon: R-1bC / R-2C special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
SPLIT-ZONED POLYGON. This live value is a slash-joined list of two or three SEPARATE zoning districts carried on one mapped polygon (City zoning layer ZONECLASS 'R-1bC/R-2C', ZONEDESC 'SINGLE FAMILY HIGH DENSITY/MULTI DWELLING LOW DENSITY'); it is not a district defined anywhere in ch. 38. A point-in-polygon hit therefore cannot be attributed to any one of the component districts, and the components disagree on the use tri-state, so the honest answer is null for all three families rather than a resolution to the first-listed or the most permissive component. Sec. 38-5A and Sec. 38-5C are decisive: 'the ordinance creating or changing a zoning district boundary shall be the governing document'; read the Official Zoning District Atlas and the adopting ordinance (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM) to establish which district applies to the specific parcel. Component districts named here: R-1b Single-Family High Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions; R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density with Sec. 38-10.I conditions.
R-1bM Single-Family High Density Mobile (R-1bM) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1bM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. Mobile Home = A and Mobile Home Subdivision = A. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1bMC Single-Family High Density Mobile - Conditional (R-1bMC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-1bM. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1bM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. Mobile Home = A and Mobile Home Subdivision = A. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1c Single-Family Low Density (R-1c) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1c: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-1cC Single-Family Low Density - Conditional (R-1cC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-1c. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31B (single-family urban residential districts) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-1c: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A and Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I manufacturing or Sec. 38-33H wholesale/warehousing/freight use carries A, C or S (only the temporary Construction Yard and accessory storage lines) -> industrial prohibited by the Sec. 38-33 catch-all. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-2 Multi-Dwelling Low Density (R-2) residential medium	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31C + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-2: Apartments = A, Duplex = A, Triplex = A, Quadplex = A, Townhouse = A, Mobile Home Park = A, Detached Site-Built Single Family = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I / 38-33H primary industrial use is listed -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-2C Multi-Dwelling Low Density - Conditional (R-2C) residential medium	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-2. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31C + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-2: Apartments = A, Duplex = A, Triplex = A, Quadplex = A, Townhouse = A, Mobile Home Park = A, Detached Site-Built Single Family = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I / 38-33H primary industrial use is listed -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-3 Multi-Dwelling Medium Density (R-3) residential high	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31C + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-3: Apartments = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Temporary/Homeless Shelter = A, Family and Group Child Care Home = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I / 38-33H primary industrial use -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Youth Hostel = A is transient lodging (precedent P4) and is recorded here as a lodging carve-out, not a general commercial entitlement. Category judgment: multi-family apartments by-right read as residential-high although the code labels the density 'medium'. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-3C Multi-Dwelling Medium Density - Conditional (R-3C) residential high	By right	Not permitted	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-3. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31C + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-3: Apartments = A, Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Temporary/Homeless Shelter = A, Family and Group Child Care Home = A -> residential by-right. No Sec. 38-33I / 38-33H primary industrial use -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Youth Hostel = A is transient lodging (precedent P4) and is recorded here as a lodging carve-out, not a general commercial entitlement. Category judgment: multi-family apartments by-right read as residential-high although the code labels the density 'medium'. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-4 Multi-Dwelling High Density and Limited Retail and Office (R-4) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-31C (R-4 = multi-dwelling high density AND limited retail and office) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-4: Apartments = A, Assisted Living/Retirement = A, Boarding House = A, Nursing Home = A, Mobile Home Park = A -> residential by-right; Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Auditing/Bookkeeping, Architectural-Engineering and Bank (No Drive-Thru) = C -> commercial by-right (C is ministerial under Sec. 38-53). Sec. 38-33H entries in R-4 are accessory/incidental storage and commercial parking only -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
R-4C Multi-Dwelling High Density and Limited Retail and Office - Conditional (R-4C) residential mixed	By right	By right	Not permitted
Conditional-zoning variant of R-4. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31C (R-4 = multi-dwelling high density AND limited retail and office) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. R-4: Apartments = A, Assisted Living/Retirement = A, Boarding House = A, Nursing Home = A, Mobile Home Park = A -> residential by-right; Sec. 38-33F Accounting/Auditing/Bookkeeping, Architectural-Engineering and Bank (No Drive-Thru) = C -> commercial by-right (C is ministerial under Sec. 38-53). Sec. 38-33H entries in R-4 are accessory/incidental storage and commercial parking only -> industrial prohibited. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
RE Single-Family Residential Estate (RE) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Sec. 38-31A (RE) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. RE: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Extraction of Raw Materials = S -> industrial conditional; Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
RE-C Single-Family Residential Estate - Conditional (RE-C) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Conditional-zoning variant of RE. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31A (RE) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. RE: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A -> residential by-right; Extraction of Raw Materials = S -> industrial conditional; Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
RE-M Single-Family Residential Estate Mobile (RE-M; the code spells this district REM) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Live-layer spelling variant of the code's REM district (both ZONEDESC 'SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ESTATE MOBILE'). Sec. 38-31A (REM) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. REM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A, Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A, Mobile Home = A, Mobile Home Subdivision = A -> residential by-right; Brewery/Winery = S, Extraction of Raw Materials = S, Racetrack (Animal)/Rodeo Arena = S -> industrial conditional; Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
RE-MC Single-Family Residential Estate Mobile - Conditional (RE-MC) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Conditional-zoning variant of REM. Sec. 38-10.I Zoning District Changes With Conditions (Conditional Zoning). Sec. 38-10.I.7: 'Areas affected by conditions shall be identified by the use of the suffix "C" and shall be clearly distinguished from areas in like zoning district that are not subject to special limiting conditions.' Sec. 38-10.I.3.a: a condition may 'limit the use of property affected so that one or more of the uses which would otherwise be permitted in the district being adopted shall not be permitted'; Sec. 38-10.I.8: 'Conditions attached to a zoning district change shall govern over any less restrictive zoning regulations.' Conditions therefore only ever NARROW the base district, never widen it, and Sec. 38-10.I.4 bars conditional zoning from granting any use that would need a Special Use Permit. The base district's tri-state is carried forward unchanged (precedent P26) and the site-specific conditions ordinance - a permanent part of the approving action, filed with the Official Zoning District Atlas supplement in the Community Development Department, with a disclosure statement recorded per Sec. 38-10.I.3 - CONTROLS. It must be read before relying on any cell. BASE ROW: Sec. 38-31A (REM) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. REM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A, Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A, Mobile Home = A, Mobile Home Subdivision = A -> residential by-right; Brewery/Winery = S, Extraction of Raw Materials = S, Racetrack (Animal)/Rodeo Arena = S -> industrial conditional; Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
REM Single-Family Residential Estate Mobile (REM) residential low	By right	Not permitted	Conditional use
Sec. 38-31A (REM) + Sec. 38-33 matrix col. REM: Detached Site-Built Single Family Dwelling Unit = A, Manufactured Dwelling Unit = A, Mobile Home = A, Mobile Home Subdivision = A -> residential by-right; Brewery/Winery = S, Extraction of Raw Materials = S, Racetrack (Animal)/Rodeo Arena = S -> industrial conditional; Sec. 38-33F (Service) lists no use in this district and the only Sec. 38-33G (Retail) / lodging entries are the narrow Private Club or Lodge, Kennel-Cattery (Commercial) and Bed-and-Breakfast lines carried at 'C'; per precedent P1 the conservative state wins and the general commercial band is authored prohibited, with the narrow carve-out recorded here rather than derived as a city-wide 'commercial is on the table' signal. Las Cruces Municipal Code (Development Code Pt. III) ch. 38, Zoning; use-table key per Sec. 38-33 legend (A = Allowed Use; C = Conditional Use, permitted on compliance with the ministerial standards of Sec. 38-53; S = Special Use Permit, Planning and Zoning Commission hearing per Sec. 38-54) and the exclusive-permission catch-all 'Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'
UD-CZ University District Overlay - Convention Zone (UD-CZ) commercial core	By right	By right	Not permitted
Sec. 38-44.E.3 + Table 1, UD-CZ column: Convention Center/Exhibition Hall = A, Hotel/Motel = A, Parking Garage with Liner Building = A, Library/Museum = A, Performing Arts Center = A, General Commercial & Retail = C, General Office & Service = C -> commercial by-right; Boarding House = A is the ONLY residential entry that is not NP -> residential by-right on that single line (Apartments, Detached SFR, Duplex, Townhouse, Manufactured DU and Accessory Dwelling Unit are all NP), so a general housing project is NOT entitled here; Light Manufacturing = NP, Manufacturing General = NP, Wholesale Trade = NP, Ministorage = NP -> industrial prohibited. Sec. 38-44 Table 1 legend: 'A = Approved by Right, C = Conditions apply, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, NP to prohibited.
UD-TZ University District Overlay - Transition Zone (UD-TZ) residential mixed	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-44.E.2 + Table 1, UD-TZ column: Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Halfway House = A, Youth Hostel = A, Accessory Dwelling Unit = A, Apartments = C, Detached Site-Built Single Family DU = C -> residential by-right; General Commercial & Retail = A, Art or Photography Studio = A, Eating & Drinking Establishments = A, Health/Exercise Club = A, General Office & Service = C -> commercial by-right; Light Manufacturing = C is the only industrial entry (Manufacturing General = NP, Wholesale Trade = NP) -> industrial by-right with nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Category judgment: TZ is the residential transition zone between UAZ and the neighborhoods (Hotel/Motel = NP, Gas Station = NP). Sec. 38-44 Table 1 legend: 'A = Approved by Right, C = Conditions apply, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, NP to prohibited.
UD-UAZ University District Overlay - University Avenue Zone (UD-UAZ) commercial mixed	By right	By right	By right
Sec. 38-44.E.1 + Table 1, UD-UAZ column: Boarding House = A, Fraternity/Sorority House = A, Halfway House = A, Home for Disabled = A, Accessory Dwelling Unit = A, Apartments = C, Detached Site-Built Single Family DU = C -> residential by-right; General Commercial & Retail = A, General Office & Service = A, Hotel/Motel = A, Eating & Drinking Establishments = A, Health Care Clinic = A, Private Club or Lodge = A -> commercial by-right; Light Manufacturing (Cabinetry and Woodworking, etc.) = C is the ONLY industrial entry (Manufacturing General = NP, Wholesale Trade = NP, Ministorage = NP, Laboratories = NP) -> industrial by-right with nuisance_override to medium-intensity per precedent P7. Sec. 38-44 Table 1 legend: 'A = Approved by Right, C = Conditions apply, NP = Not Permitted' (conditions per Sec. 38-53, ministerial) -> A and C map to by-right, NP to prohibited.
UNZN Unzoned / no zoning district assigned (UNZN) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
The City zoning layer's 'UNZN' value (ZONEDESC 'UNZONED', BASE_ZONE 'NONE') means NO zoning district has been assigned to the polygon - typically newly annexed land whose initial zoning has not yet been acted on (Sec. 38-10.G requires annexation plat, master plan and INITIAL ZONING to be heard together, with City Council taking final action on the initial zoning). This is an ABSENCE of an assigned district, not a jurisdiction without zoning: it does NOT carry the 'everything by-right' semantics of a genuinely unzoned city, and it is authored honest-null rather than category 'unzoned' for exactly that reason. Chapter 38 applies to all property within the corporate limits (Sec. 38-3), so a district must be assigned before use rights can be read.
UR Legacy district UR - Urban Ranch (not in the current Zoning Code) special Lower confidence — verify against the ordinance before relying on it.	Not resolved	Not resolved	Not resolved
No district by this designation exists in the current adopted City of Las Cruces Zoning Code (ch. 38) - it is neither in the Sec. 38-5B official district list, the Sec. 38-30 general district list, nor any Art. V special district. It is a legacy / pre-annexation designation still carried on the zoning atlas layer. No tri-state can be grounded in the current code, so all three families are honest-null (precedent P9); the adopting ordinance recorded on the parcel (layer fields ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM / ORIG_ZONE) controls. The City zoning layer describes UR as 'URBAN RANCH'. The string 'Urban Ranch' does not occur anywhere in ch. 38 as codified through Supp. No. 28.

Sources

Las Cruces Municipal Code, Development Code Part III, ch. 38 ZONING, codified through Ordinance No. 3085, adopted October 21, 2024 (Supplement No. 28); publisher banner retrieved 2026-07-27. Retrieved as structured JSON from the code publisher's content API (api.municode.com CodesContent, productId 13511, jobId 466833) after the human library page returned HTTP 403 and the elaws mirror HTTP 503 - precedent P20. Sections used: 38-4, 38-5, 38-10.H/I, 38-21, 38-30, 38-31, 38-32, 38-33 (the permissive use matrix), 38-40, 38-41, 38-41.1, 38-42, 38-43 (Downtown Development Code, Table 12), 38-44 (University District Overlay, Table 1), 38-46 (LCIIP Overlay, Table 1), 38-49 (PUD), 38-49.1 (NMO), 38-49.2 (SMO), 38-49.3 (Alameda Depot Overlay), 38-53 (conditional uses), 38-54 (special use permits).
Sec. 38-33, 'Land uses in general zoning districts and number of parking stalls required' - a 20-district x ~150-use matrix (columns EE, RE, REM, R-1c, R-1a, R-1b, R-1cM, R-1aM, R-1bM, R-2, R-3, R-4, O-1, O-2, C-1, C-2, C-3, M-T, M1/M2, M-3) parsed cell-by-cell from the publisher's HTML table on 2026-07-27, with the legend and the exclusive-permission catch-all read verbatim from the table header.
Live City of Las Cruces zoning layer maps.las-cruces.org/gis/rest/services/Zone_Services_gis_App/FeatureServer/1 (fields ZONECLASS = code, ZONEDESC = description, BASE_ZONE = coarse City grouping, ORD_NUM / CASE_NUM / ORIG_ZONE = adopting-ordinance metadata). 110 distinct ZONECLASS values and 147 distinct (ZONECLASS, ZONEDESC, BASE_ZONE) triples pulled 2026-07-27; point-in-polygon queries verified against four city addresses the same day. This is the registry entry's own runtime zoning source.
INDEPENDENT RE-RETRIEVAL 2026-07-27 (this authoring pass, separate from the drafting pass): the whole of ch. 38 was pulled again from the code publisher's structured content API - GET https://api.municode.com/CodesContent?jobId=466833&nodeId=PTIIIDECO_CH38ZO&productId=13511 -> HTTP 200, 3,254,055 bytes, 68 section documents; the chapter table of contents from GET https://api.municode.com/codesToc?jobId=466833&productId=13511 -> HTTP 200. Re-read and re-confirmed VERBATIM against that pull: (a) the Sec. 38-33 table header legend 'A = Allowed Use / C = Conditional Use / S = Special Use Permit (Sec. 38-54) / Uses are prohibited if not A, C or S.'; (b) the Sec. 38-5B official district list - it contains EE, RE, REM, R-1c, R-1a, R-1b, R-1cM, R-1aM, R-1bM, R-2, R-3, R-4, O-1, O-2, C-1, C-2, C-3, M-T, 'M1/M2 Industrial Standard', M-3, FC, OS-R, OS-NC, H, PUD and the older overlays, and contains NO A-1, A-2 or UR, which is why those three are authored honest-null; (c) Sec. 38-10.I.3.a / I.4 / I.7 / I.8, the conditional-zoning 'C' suffix mechanism, quoted in every C-suffix row; (d) the Sec. 38-41 FC use table (three rows, all 'no structures allowed') and the Sec. 38-41.1 OS-R / OS-NC tables; (e) the Sec. 38-43 DDC Table 12 legend '(A) Approved by Right (C) Conditional (NP) Not Permitted' and Sec. 38-43.O.4 'Manufacturing uses, other than cottage industries, are not permitted Downtown'; (f) the Sec. 38-44 UD Table 1 legend 'A = Approved by Right, C = Conditions apply ..., NP = Not Permitted'; (g) the Sec. 38-46 LCIIP Table 1 legend '- = Not permitted, P = Permitted Use, A = Accessory Use'; (h) Sec. 38-49.3.E ('Land uses in ADO-1 ... ADO-6 shall follow the Land Use Tables in section E.2'; 'Land uses in ADO-3 ... follow the underlying zoning designations ... Industrial uses are not allowed in the residential cores'). The Sec. 38-33 matrix was additionally re-parsed cell-by-cell (186 table rows x 21 district columns) and the tri-state for all 20 general districts was RE-DERIVED mechanically from the re-parsed cells; the re-derivation reproduced every authored cell except the precedent-P1 commercial call in the single-family/multi-dwelling districts, which is the documented conservative judgment recorded in those rows (their only Sec. 38-33F/G entries are Private Club or Lodge, Kennel/Cattery (Commercial) and Bed and Breakfast at 'C'). HOST STATUS AS OBSERVED THIS PASS (P20): the human portal https://library.municode.com/nm/las_cruces/codes/code_of_ordinances returned HTTP 200 but serves only a JavaScript application shell with no ordinance text, which is why the structured content API is the grounding source; https://library.municode.com/api returned HTTP 401. The drafting pass recorded the human library page as HTTP 403 and the elaws mirror as HTTP 503 - the difference is recorded here rather than smoothed over.

Table verified against the sources above on 2026-07-27. Ordinances change, so check the current code before relying on any row for a decision.

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