(A) Permitted uses.
(1) Any use permitted in the B-3 Local Business District that is permitted by right.
(2) Automobile parking lots.
(3) Bakery (wholesale).
(4) Dance hall and skating rink.
(5) Frozen food locker plant.
(6) Garage, public.
(7) Drive-in theater.
(8) Bowling alley.
(9) Tourist court or motel.
(10) Antique shop.
(11) Secondhand goods store: (No outside display, repair or storage.)
(12) Automobile and marine sales and re-pair, provided that:
(a) All service must take place in the interior (service bays) of the building. No tents may be used for repair or service, except during times of urgent public necessity as declared by the Mayor or the Planning and Development Director and posted as such at the main entrance to the City Hall.
(b) Oil storage facilities and refuse containers shall be screened from the view of travelers along public streets;
(c) There shall be no vehicle storage longer than 30 days, or auto sales including vehicles belonging to the owner (except for sales lots);
(d) There shall be no dismantling or wrecking on premises;
(e) The use shall be operated in accordance with all applicable regulations including licensing from all government agencies that have jurisdiction; and
(f) Gasoline storage tanks must be underground.
(13) Building material or lumber sales (no outside storage without screening).
(14) Cleaning, pressing and dyeing.
(a) No direct exterior exhaust from cleaning plant permitted.
(b) Dust must be controlled by either bag or filter and separator or precipitator so as to eliminate the exhausting of dust, odor, fumes or noise outside the plant.
(15) Florist, garden shop, greenhouse, or nursery (retail).
(16) Ball park, stadium, athletic field (private).
(17) Philanthropic institutions (not else-where listed).
(18) Cabinet, upholstery, woodworking shop.
(19) Plumbing, electrical, air conditioning service shop (no outside storage without screening).
(20) Trade or business school.
(21) Any retail business not included in the Local Business District, provided that such use is not noxious or offensive by reason of vibrations, smoke, light, odor, dust, gas or noise.
(23) Package liquor store (in wet areas only and subject to TABC regulations). The property, if located outside the commercial zone of Business Hwy 190, must:
(a) Be part of a commercial development containing a minimum of 12,000 square feet of leaseable retail floor space (for example, a shopping center or mall); and
(b) Be located a minimum of 300 feet, measured from the front door to the establishment, from any R zoned property by the most commonly traveled public roadway.
(24) Brewpub or winery (in wet areas only and subject to TABC regulations). The property, if located outside the commercial zone of Business Hwy 190 or I-14, must be located a minimum of 300 feet from any R zoned property, measured from the front door of the establishment by the most commonly traveled public roadway. All manufacture, blending, fermentation, processing, and packaging of alcoholic beverages must take place wholly inside a building.
(B) Conditional uses. Any use permitted in a more restricted district that is permitted by a conditional use permit.
(C) Height regulations. No building shall exceed three and one-half stories or 45 feet in height.
(D) Area regulations. The same as provided for B-2 District.
(E) Intensity of use. There are no minimum lot area or lot width requirements.
(G) Signage. As per Chapter 151.
(H) Screening requirements. As per § 155.050.
(I) Building facade. As per § 155.040.
(J) Landscaping requirements. As per § 155.051.
(Ord. 2001-36, passed 11-13-01; Am. Ord. 2019-14, passed 5-28-19)