In a Retail Business District, no land shall be used, or any building erected, which is arranged, intended or designed to be used for any other use than the following:
(a) Retail stores and service stores which deal directly with the ultimate consumer, when conducted wholly within an enclosed building, and devoted to supplying the following neighborhood needs:
(1) Sale of baked goods, confectionery, groceries, meats, fruits, vegetables, dairy products and similar food and beverages, but excluding intoxicating beverages.
(2) Sale, servicing and consumption of food, soft drinks, juices and ice cream, if no dancing or entertainment is provided and if no food or beverage is consumed outside of the building.
(3) Sale of drugs and items customarily found in drug stores, gifts, antiques, tobacco, art goods, flowers, periodicals, musical instruments and items customarily found in music stores, sporting and athletic goods, bicycles and motorcycles.
(4) Sale of hardware, tools, paint, household appliances and items customarily found in hardware stores, wall covering stores and floor covering stores.
(5) Sale of new wearing apparel, dry goods, draperies, curtains and interior household furniture and effects.
(6) Beauty shops, barber shops, laundromats, laundry agencies, shoe and hat repair shops, radio and television repair shops, pressing and dry cleaning stores, if limited to the use of nonexplosive solvents, and if no work is done for retail outlets elsewhere, and dressmaking and tailor shops.
(7) Real estate offices, insurance agencies, offices of doctors, dentists, attorneys and other similar professions and dental and medical clinics.
(8) Assembly and meeting halls and theaters.
(9) Sale of gardening and landscaping supplies.
(10) Sale of new automobiles and of new automotive parts.
(b) Retail stores, service stores, and establishments which deal directly with the ultimate consumer and devoted to supplying the following neighborhood needs: Sale of new automobiles, and sale of used automobiles if operated by the dealer of a new automobile agency, and, in both instances, no automobiles shall be placed in front of the building setback line.
(c) Any use determined by the Board of Zoning Appeals to be similar to the above uses and permitted by it in accordance with the provisions set forth in Chapter 1264.
(Ord. 73-94. Passed 10-4-94.)