1145.01 PERMITTED USES.

   The principal, accessory and special uses for each zoning district are shown in the following schedules. Uses given in the following schedules shall be according to common meaning of the term or according to definition as given in Chapter 1125 . All principal permitted uses, accessory uses and special uses shall be regulated by Chapters 1149 , 1153 and 1161 , and other sections of the Zoning Ordinance.

   (a)    R-1 Residential District.

Permitted Principal Use	Accessory Use	Special Use
Agriculture	Private garages	Planned residential
Single-family dwellings	and parking areas	building groups
Churches and parish	Swimming pools	Hospitals or clinics
houses	Home occupations	Cemeteries
Schools, public and	Home gardening
parochial	Signs
Colleges	Essential services
Public recreational	Other accessory uses
facilities	and structures
Public buildings	customarily appurtenant
	to a permitted use

   (b)    R-2 Residential District.

Permitted Principal Use	Accessory Use	Special Use
Agriculture	Private garages	Town or row houses
Single-family dwellings	and parking areas	Multiple dwellings
Two-family dwellings	Swimming pools	Garden apartments
Churches and parish	Home occupations	High-rise apartments
houses	Home gardening	Planned residential
Schools, public and	Signs	building groups
parochial	Essential services	Hospitals or clinics
Colleges	Other accessory uses	Cemeteries
Public recreational	and structures	Nursing homes
facilities	customarily appurtenant	Funeral homes
Public buildings	to a permitted use	Rooming houses
		Dormitories
		Mobile home parks
		Clubs, lodges and
		fraternal organizations
		Professional offices

(Ord. 58(72-73). Passed 11-21-73.)

   (c)    C-1 Central Business District.

Permitted Principal Use	Accessory Use	Special Use
Banks, offices and	Public parking	Automobile service
studios	garages and	stations
Clubs, lodges and	parking areas	Drive-in establishments
social halls	Signs	Wholesale businesses
Commercial recreation	Essential services	(conducted entirely
facilities (conducted	Other accessory uses	within a building)
entirely within a	and structures cus-
building)	tomarily appurtenant
Eating and drinking	to a permitted use
establishments
Funeral homes
Hotels and motels
Hospitals and clinics
Personal and professional
services
Planned commercial
building groups or
projects
Planned residential
building groups or
projects
Printing establishments
Public buildings
Repair services (other
than automotive)
Retail businesses

   (d)    C-2 General Commercial District.

Permitted Principal Use	Accessory Use	Special Use
All those uses permitted	Public parking	Drive-in establishments
and in the manner	garages and	Bus and motor
permitted in	parking areas	freight terminals
the C-1 District	Signs	Contractor's equipment
Automobile service	Essential services	storage
(but not including the	to a permitted use	Research laboratories
storage or dismantling		Supply yards (but not
of inoperative vehicles)		including scrap or junk)
Building material establish-		Mobile home courts
ments(conducted entirely
within a building)
Machine shops
Planned commercial
building groups or
projects
Planned residential
building groups or
projects
Plumbing, heating, venti-
lating and electrical shops
Trailer sales and service
Wholesale businesses

(Ord. 58(72-78). Passed 11-21-73; Ord. 12(2008-09). Passed 1-26-09.)

   (e)    C-3 Commercial Recreation District.

 

Permitted Principal Use
Marine launching and docking facilities Large-scale marinas Marine sales, repairs and storage Marine fueling and service stations	Yacht and boating club facilities (including private and public food and beverage sales) Private and public park and recreation areas Beach and swimming areas Signs

   (f)   M-1 Manufacturing District.

Permitted Principal Use	Accessory Use	Special Use
Bus and motor freight	Parking and loading areas	Industrial services
terminals	Signs	Planned industrial building
Contractor’s equipment	Essential services	groups orprojects
storage	Other accessory uses and
Manufacturing (as	structures customarily
defined in 1125.02(36))	appurtenant to a
Offices	permitted use
Research laboratories
Supply yards (but not
including scrap or junk
yards)
Warehousing
Wholesale businesses

   (g)   P-1 Public and Semipublic District.

 

Permitted Principal Use Municipal, County, State or Federal government uses, facilities, utilities or structures Schools (public or parochial only) Colleges Stadiums Cemeteries Other similar public uses or buildings.

(Ord. 58(72-73). Passed 11-21-73.)

   (h)   Neighborhood Commercial District

Permitted Principal Uses	Accessory Uses	Supplemental Guidelines
(a) Retail stores which are intended to serve the local neighborhood which are primarily engaged in the selling of merchandise for personal or household consumption; grocery, meat markets, fruit and vegetable markets, candy stores, delicatessen, florist, pharmacy, retail bakeries, gift shops, book, magazine and newspaper stores, computer stores, antique shops, art galleries, photograph shops, hobby shops and like businesses.	Private garages and parking areas, swimming pools, home occupations, home gardening, signs, essential services, and other accessory uses and structures customarily appurtenant to a permitted use.	(a) Parking. Two (2) off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each apartment or dwelling in addition to any parking required by any commercial or office use in the building or structure.
(b) Service uses which are intended to serve the local neighborhood and shall include self-service laundries and dry cleaning establishments, not less than fifty (50) feet from any residential district, beauty shops, tanning salons, shoe repair, restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, provided that drive-thru facilities and delivery services are not provided; computer repair, public or semi-public facilities, studios for photographers and artists, tailor shops and like businesses.		(b) Buildings. In order to provide a center commercial structure or building which is compatible with the adjacent residential neighborhood, the color, materials, massing and scale of the structures shall be carefully considered and designed to blend with adjoining residences.
(c) Office facilities for the providing of personal services such as insurance agencies, insurance brokers, real estate offices, law offices, offices of physicians, dentists, osteopaths, chiropractors, podiatrists or other allied medical, dental, optical fields, accountants, architects, engineers, investment and financial consultants, business consultants, computer services, travel agents and like businesses.		(c) Hours of Operation. In order to protect the character of the neighborhood, commercial establishments in this district shall limit their hours of operation to between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
(d) Offices of credit agencies, personal credit institutions, commercial banks, loan offices, or automatic teller machines, provided that no drive-in windows or drive- thru facilities are provided.		(d) Development Plan. Any person or entity intending to build a commercial establishment in this district must submit a development plan to the City Planning Commission in advance of any construction which provides for adequate parking, loading and unloading facilities, and traffic flow, so as to satisfy the Planning Commission that the establishment will be harmonious and compatible in design and function so as not to impose negative impact upon the pedestrian-oriented nature of the community or the quality of life in the neighborhood.
(e) Offices of veterinarians, provided that the practice of said veterinarian is limited to small domestic animals, that no animals are boarded on the premises and that no outside runs or exercise areas are provided.
(f) Kindergarten or child care facilities, provided that provisions are made for vehicular access, parking and fences to control accessibility of the children to adjoining hazardous conditions such as roads, streets, lakes, ponds, etc., or adjacent yards.
All of the above uses permitted in a Neighborhood Commercial District, listed in paragraphs (a) through (f), shall not include those establishments which have drive-in facilities or which have drive-thru services, or which provide delivery services. The outdoor display or storage of merchandise or equipment shall not be considered a permitted use in this district.
(g) Single family dwellings, two-family dwellings, condominiums, town houses and garden apartments.

(Ord. 25(2002-03). Passed 4-28-03.)