(A) Uses permitted outright. In a C-1 Zone, the following uses are permitted outright:
(1) Retail uses within a building including apparel and accessory stores, bicycle stores, bookstores, cameras and photographic supplies, department stores, florists, furniture and home furnishing stores, general stores, gift, novelty and souvenir stores, antique and collectable stores, jewelry stores, optical goods stores, radio and television repair stores, record stores, sporting goods stores, stationary stores, variety stores, bakeries (retail or manufacturing), drug stores, food stores, hardware stores, restaurants, hotels and motels;
(2) Office uses, including banks, business offices, professional offices, studios and utility offices;
(3) Service uses within a building, including barber shops, beauty parlors, electrical and appliances repair services, self-service laundries, laundry and dry cleaning outlets, photo-finishing, printing shops, theaters, water, clock and jewelry repair services and shoe repair;
(4) Homegrown, recreational marijuana on properties containing a household, subject to state law and setback standards for marijuana uses (refer to § 151.087(B)(7)); and
(B) Conditional uses. In a C-1 Zone, the following uses are permitted if the criteria set forth in§ 151.064 have been met:
(1) Public and semi-public uses, including churches, community buildings, governmental uses, rest homes, nursing homes, schools, day care centers and utility structures;
(2) Service uses inside or outside a building, including auto repair, auto sales, boat sales, car wash, gasoline sales, nursery, outdoor market, plumbing and heating service, recreation facility, second hand sales and veterinary clinic;
(3) Light manufacturing enclosed wholly within a building, with limited freight delivery, and not located within 400 feet of another light manufacturing use. The use must not be objectionable due to odor, dust, smoke, noise vibration or appearance. Off-street parking for workers, company vehicles, and freight deliveries must be provided, as required in the Development Standards, Section 2. Any use must comply with all local, state and federal regulations;
(4) Uses of the same general type as those permitted in this section, provided, however, that uses specifically allowed outright in another zone or of the same general type as those specifically allowed outright in another zone shall not be permitted;
(5) One single-family dwelling in a building constructed for that purpose, including:
(a) Excepting, such may be resided in by senior citizens over 60 years of age as a permitted use without need for a conditional use permit; and
(b) All single family dwellings allowed in this zone shall comply with the minimum lot size and setbacks established for residential uses in a Commercial Residential (C-R) Zone (§§ 151. 095 and 151.096);
(6) Residential use of second and third floors of a building in which the ground floor function is noted in § 151.089(A)(4) through (A)6);
(7) Marijuana retailer located mom than 1,000 feet from another existing marijuana retailer; and
(8) Medical marijuana dispensary located more than 1,000 feet from another existing medical marijuana dispensary.
(Ord. 372, passed 12-8-1997; Ord. 433, passed 12-10-2018; Ord. 434, passed 3-10-2020; Ord. 435, passed 5-11-2020)