(A)
No sales may be conducted through drive-up open doors or drive-up windows at drive-up businesses. This shall not be construed to prohibit sales from walk-up doors or windows.
(B) No secondhand or used merchandise, excepting valid antique objects and the occasional sale of vehicles owned by the property owner or his or her lessee, shall be offered for sale, displayed or stored except within a completely enclosed building.
(C) Hotels, motels, private clubs and convention centers are prohibited.
(D) Building facades, including doors, windows, glass, awnings, siding, rails, steps, fixtures, signs, and the like, shall be maintained in a safe, secure condition. All exterior building parts that show signs of deterioration, obsolescence or disrepair shall be removed, replaced or renovated.
(E) Vacant store fronts with windows that are visible at street level by pedestrian traffic and that are vacant for more than 30 days shall provide a window screen that obscures the view of vacant space from pedestrian view.
(F) All new outdoor lighting fixtures installed after April 15, 2003, including but not limited to, lighting fixtures for off-street parking facilities, shall be located and installed in such a manner that the source of each light is shaded, positioned and maintained as not to be visible or emit any glare off the premises to any adjacent residential property, nor shall the lighting fixtures be located and installed to cause glare or impair the vision of motorists on any public roadway.
(2002 Code, Art. IV, § 92.00.24) (Ord. passed 10-19-1999; Am. Ord. passed 4-15-2003; Am. Ord. passed 5-20-2003; Am. Ord. passed 6-23-2003; Am. Ord. passed 6-18-2013; Am. Ord. passed 8-15-2023)
Penalty, see § 155.999