Sec. 9-4-90.   Highway Mixed Use District (B-2).
   (a)   Intention. The Highway Mixed Use District is intended to be a setting for development of a wide range of community and regional retail uses, offices and personal and business services. Secondarily, it can accommodate a wide range of other uses including multi-family housing and mixed use dwelling units. The B-2 District is intended to integrate various commercial and multi-family uses while transitioning from the highway to adjacent lower density neighborhoods. While some Highway Mixed Use Commercial District areas may continue to meet the need for auto-related and other auto-oriented uses, it is the City's intent that the B-2 District emphasizes safe and convenient personal mobility in many forms, with planning and design that accommodates pedestrians. Further, the B-2 District is intended to function with, rather than compete with, the downtown area. The highway corridor is a visible commercial area for the community.
   (b)   Permitted uses. The following uses shall be permitted in the B-2 District:
      (1)   Accessory/miscellaneous uses:
         a.   Accessory buildings; and
         b.   Accessory uses.
      (2)   Residential uses:
         a.   Group homes; and
         b.   Multiple-family dwellings.
      (3)   Institutional/civic/public uses:
         a.   Church or place of worship and assembly;
         b.   Parks and open space;
         c.   Public facilities, with or without business offices or repair and storage facilities; and
         d.   Transit facilities without repair or storage.
      (4)   Commercial/retail uses:
         a.   Artisan and photography studios and galleries;
         b.   Bed and breakfasts;
         c.   Boarding and rooming houses;
         d.   Car wash;
         e.   Child care centers;
         f.   Convenience retail stores with or without fuel sales;
         g.   Equipment rental establishments (without outdoor storage);
         h.   Food catering;
         i.   Funeral homes;
         j.   Gasoline stations;
         k.   Health and membership clubs;
         l.   Limited indoor recreation facilities;
         m.   Lodging establishments;
         n.   Long-term care facilities;
         o.   Medical and dental offices and clinics;
         p.   Mixed use dwelling units;
         q.   Motor vehicle service and repair (minor repairs);
         r.   Open-air farmers' markets;
         s.   Licensed personal care and business service shops;
         t.   Plant nurseries and greenhouses;
         u.   Print shops;
         v.   Professional offices and financial services;
         w.   Restaurants, with or without drive-through facilities;
         x.   Large retail establishments;
         y.   Small grocery stores;
         z.   Supermarkets;
         aa.   Tourist facilities; and
         bb.   Veterinary facilities, small animal clinics; and
         cc.   Mobile food vendors, provided that:
            1.   An application for a permit to operate is submitted to and approved by the Town Clerk. Said application shall include, at a minimum, all relevant owner information as determined by the Town Clerk, a valid Colorado tax ID and copies of any/all required licenses to operate, including all health department certificates;
            2.   The number of mobile food vendors per parcel does not exceed one (1);
            3.   No generators of any type are utilized;
            4.   The proposed mobile food vending unit remains fully registered, insured and mobile for the duration of the permit period; and
            5.   All operations occur entirely on private property and in accordance with all other applicable regulations and standards set forth within the City of Creede Municipal Code.
      (5)   Industrial uses. Workshop and custom small industry uses.
   (c)   Special review uses. Permitted special review uses in the B-2 District include the following:
      (1)   Residential uses:
         a.   Single-family dwellings; and
         b.   Two-family dwellings.
      (2)   Institutional/civic/public uses:
         a.   Community facilities;
         b.   Golf courses and/or golf driving ranges;
         c.   Public and private schools; and
         d.   Public facilities with business offices and repair and storage facilities.
      (3)   Commercial/retail uses:
         a.   Auto, RV, boat and truck sales. This use shall be limited to ten (10%) percent of the total linear frontage along highway within the City limits;
         b.   Auto, RV, boat and truck storage. This use shall be limited to ten (10%) percent of the total linear frontage along highway within the City limits;
         c.   Bars and taverns;
         d.   Clubs and lodges;
         e.   Entertainment facilities and theaters;
         f.   Equipment, truck and trailer rental establishments;
         g.   Hospitals;
         h.   Limited outdoor recreation facility;
         i.   Motor vehicle service and repair (major repairs);
         j.   Nightclubs;
         k.   Parking lots and parking garages;
         l.   RV parks;
         m.   Retail and supply yard establishments with outdoor storage; and
         n.   Veterinary hospitals.
      (4)   Industrial uses:
         a.   Enclosed mini-storage facilities; and
         b.   Research, experimental or testing laboratories.
B-2 ZONING STANDARDS
Design Regulation
Requirements
B-2 ZONING STANDARDS
Design Regulation
Requirements
Minimum front yard setback
15 feet
Maximum side yard setback
--
Minimum rear yard setback
15 feet
Maximum floor area ratio (ratio of total floor area to total lot area)
1:1
Maximum net density
--
Maximum building height
35 feet
Maximum ground level footprint
5,000 square feet
 
(Ord. 395 §3, 2016; Ord. 436 §1, 2022)