4-2A-4: TYPES OF BUSINESSES:

   A.   User Classes: The following businesses, commercial, educational, and other nonresidential users shall be placed in the user class as defined in the listing below:

Type Of Business	User Class
Accountant office		I
Antique dealer		I
Appliance/furniture store		VI
Appliance repair (small appliance)		I
Armories		II
Arts and crafts shop		I
Attorney offices		I
Automobile dealer (with parts and service)		VI
Auto sales only		I
Auto garages		III
Auto parts store		II
Automotive body and repair shop		III
Bakery		II
Banks		III
Bars		VI
Barbers		I
Beauty shops		I
Beer bar (no food)		III
Beer and food		VI
Beer and pizza		VI
Bookstore		I
Bowling alley		II
Business office (single client)		I
Business office (corporate)		III
Business supply		I
Cabinet shop		I
Carpet sales		III
Car wash		II
Chain/discount store		XII
Churches		I
Clothing store		II
Coffee and sandwich shop		III
Community center		II
Convenience store		V
Dairy		II
Distributors (no service provided)		III
Drapery store		I
Dress shop/mens store		I
Drug (high volume, sundry, chain store)		VIII
Drug pharmacy		III
Discount/chain store		XII
Elevator/grain		III
Fairgrounds		II
Fast food (inside seating)		IX
Fast food (limited seating1)		III
Florists		II
Fraternal club (liquor license)		VI
Fraternal hall (no liquor license)		I
Freight lines		I
Furniture store		VI
Garage (small repair only)		II
Gas station/convenience store		V
Gas station (service garage)		IV
Gift and card stores		III
Glass shop with installation		II
Grocery store		X
Grocery store (small volume neighborhood)		II
Grocery store (super markets)		X, XI, XII
Hardware store		VI
Hospital		X
Hotel/motel		III
Implement, farm garage/dealer		VIII
Industrial/manufacturing		X, XI, XII (determined by director)
Insurance offices		I
Jails/prisons		X, XI, XII
Jewelry stores		I
Laundromats		II
Liquor store		I
Lumber yards		IV
Machine shops		II
Manufacturing/industrial		X, XI, XII
Medical clinics and offices		I
Mens store/dress shop		II
Mercantile store		VI
Mortuary		II
Motel/hotel		III
Motorcycle/snowmobile sales and service		III
Neighborhood market (small volume)		II
Newspaper office		II
Novelty shops		I
Nursing home		III
Offices (general business)		I
Office supply		I
Oil field service		II
Paint shop		II
Pharmacy		III
Pizza/beer		VI
Plumbing shops		III
Post office		IV
Print shop		II
Prisons/jails		X, XI, XII
Professional offices		I
Radiator repair		II
Radio stations		II
Radio/TV repair		II
Ready mix		III
Real estate office		I
Recreation center		VI
Restaurant		VI
Retirement homes		VI
RV sales service		II
Schools		IV
Second hand store		I
Shoe repair		II
Small appliance repair		I
Snowmobile/motorcycle sales service		II
Specialty store		I, II, III
Sporting goods store		II
Supermarkets		X, XI, XII
Theater		II
Tire repair and sales		III
Trucking		IV
Variety stores		VI
Veterans hospitals		X
Warehouses		I, II, III
Welding		II
Woodworking shop		I

 

Note:

      1.   Limited seating defined as less than twelve (12).

   B.   Classified In Two Or More Classes: Business and commercial users classified into two (2) or more classes will be placed in the highest user class, or a combination of classes to be determined by the director of public works.

   C.   Usage Level: Usage level may be reviewed by the director of public works upon request of the business or commercial user, but no more than once a calendar year.

   D.   Director Of Public Works Determination: The director of public works will make the determination of the user class for any business, commercial, educational, or other nonresidential building and other institutions which are not categorized in this article. (Ord. 02-2002, 5-21-2002)