§ 1-205 — Use symbology
Baltimore City Code (current through Ord. 26-129 (July 17, 2026); publication of Oct. 18, 2026) · Baltimore City Code, Article 32, § 1-205
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§ 1-205. Use symbology.
(a) Use symbology. In Tables of Uses: (1) a “P” indicates that a use is permitted within that zoning district; (2) a “CB” indicates that a use is a conditional use within that zoning district requiring approval by the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals; (3) a “CO” indicates that a use is a conditional use within that zoning district requiring approval by Ordinance of the Mayor and City Council; (4) no letter (that is, a blank space) or the absence of the use from the table indicates that the use is not allowed within that zoning district; and (5) each Table of Uses organizes its lists of uses under the following “Use Categories”: “Residential”, “Institutional”, “Open-Space”, “Commercial”, “Industrial”, and “Other”. (b) Signage symbology In Signage Tables (1) an “A” indicates that a sign type is allowed in that Zoning District; (2) an “ASSC Only” indicates that a sign type is only allowed in an approved Area of Special Signage Control; and (3) a “CB” indicates that a sign type requires conditional approval by the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals.
(Ord. 25-015 Section 1; Ord. 22-181; Ord. 22-125; Ord. 18-216; Ord. 16-581.)