In a Retail Business District, more than one (1) main building may be grouped on a lot provided that such grouping shall comply with the requirements of this District. Buildings and land shall be used by right for only the main and accessory uses set forth below. Except as otherwise permitted, such uses shall be conducted wholly within enclosed buildings. Processing, production and repair activities are further regulated in Section 1137.05(d).
(a) Main Uses.
(1) Office uses. General and medical office uses as permitted in Office Districts.
(2) Retail sales. Establishments engaged primarily in the retail sale of merchandise as delineated below.
A. Convenience stores. Establishments engaged primarily in the sale of an assortment of merchandise from several categories including those selling any combination of food, or beverages for consumption off premises, pharmaceuticals, hardware, variety items, stationery, cards, tobacco, and reading matter.
B. Specialty stores. Establishments engaged primarily in the sale of one specific type of merchandise including those selling food and beverage products requiring further preparation off premises, artwork, antiques, crafts, gifts, jewelry, leather goods and novelties.
C. Shopping goods stores including those selling apparel, furniture, luggage, appliances, bicycles, auto parts, sporting goods, office supplies and equipment, and musical instruments.
(3) Retail services. Establishments engaged primarily in the sale of services, as delineated below.
A. Restaurants and other establishments engaged primarily in the sale of food in a ready-to-consume state, as regulated in Section 1137.05(a).
B. Personal service establishments including tailor, shoe repair, dry cleaner, laundromat, barber, beautician, musical instruction, artist studio, photography studio, and copying and printing, but excluding tattoo and body piercing establishments.
C. Banks, credit unions and savings associations, which may or may not include drive-in services as regulated in Section 1137.05(c).
D. Repair and servicing establishments for such products as household appliances, watches, clocks and jewelry, but excluding industrial equipment and motorized vehicles.
(5) Recreation and entertainment uses. Fitness centers, bowling alleys, event centers, indoor theaters, and similar uses conducted within completely enclosed buildings sufficiently sound-insulated to confine all noise to the premises. Amusement machines are prohibited by the provisions of Chapter 715 of the Business Regulation Code.
(6) Trade schools, etc. Trade and business schools and private establishments offering classes in such areas as self-improvement, dance, exam preparation and weight loss.
(7) Public buildings. Village hall, library, post office and other public facilities providing frequently used, pedestrian-oriented services. Police stations, fire stations and ambulance services shall be permitted only as regulated in Section 1137.05(e).
(8) Museums and similar facilities.
(9) Community centers.
(b) Accessory Uses.
(1) Parking areas (open or enclosed) and loading areas, driveways and walkways.
(3) Utility, maintenance, sanitation and storage facilities as regulated in Section 1144.02(d) and provided such use is located so as not to significantly interrupt the commercial street frontage.
(4) Rooftop mechanical equipment necessary for the normal operation of a permitted use.
(6) Lighting structures as regulated in Chapter 1150 of this Planning and Zoning Code, and flag poles.
(Ord. 2019-39. Passed 8-13-19.)