No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses as such are defined and in accordance with the required lot provisions and design and performance standards. The following are generalized categories. If a use is not specifically listed, the Zoning Administrator shall determine if the use is substantially similar in nature. The Zoning Administrator or applicant may seek input from the Planning Commission.
(A) General retail sales and services, including:
(1) Antiques and collectibles.
(2) Appliance sales and service.
(3) Auto parts sales and indoor service.
(4) Bakery.
(5) Bicycle sales and indoor repair.
(6) Books, magazine and newspapers.
(7) Clothing and shoe stores and seamstress/repair services.
(8) Electronics sales and services.
(9) Florists.
(10) Gifts and novelties.
(11) Grocery stores.
(12) Hair salons, barbers, and spas.
(13) Hardware.
(14) Household furnishings.
(15) Interior decorating sales; sale of floor covering, paint, wallpaper, materials and objects of interior decorating.
(16) Laundromat; self-service.
(17) Licensed tattoo establishment.
(18) Meat markets.
(19) Pet shops provided the operation does not include boarding, maintenance of a pen(s) outside of the structure, or operates so as to cause an offensive odor or noise.
(20) Photography and photo framing.
(21) Printing and publishing.
(22) Sporting goods.
(23) Travel agency.
(24) Variety store.
(25) Video store.
(B) Professional services including:
(1) Accounting.
(2) Banks and financial institutions.
(3) Legal.
(4) Insurance agencies.
(5) Real estate.
(C) Drinking and eating establishments, including:
(1) Brewery, micro-distillery, micro-brewery, micro-winery or tap room.
(2) Cafes.
(3) Class I and II restaurants.
(4) Delicatessens.
(5) Private clubs and lodges.
(6) On and off-sale liquor; bars.
(D) Health and medical, including:
(1) Clinic, medical.
(2) Chiropractic.
(3) Dental.
(4) Optometrists.
(5) Pharmacies.
(6) Therapeutic massage.
(E) Physical recreation and educational facilities, including:
(1) Bowling alleys provided they are not within 20 feet of a residential district.
(2) Dance studios.
(3) Fitness centers and gyms.
(4) Martial arts.
(F) Public and private human services, schools or academies, including:
(1) Daycare facilities.
(2) Government offices and structures.
(3) Government utility buildings and structures.
(4) Library.
(5) Music or performing arts.
(6) Public parks.
(7) Performing arts center.
(8) Postal service.
(9) Religious institutions.
(10) Schools or academies.
(G) Repair services and sales, including:
(1) Bicycle sales and indoor services.
(2) Electrical appliance repair, conducted indoors.
(3) Auto sales - provided that all vehicles for sale are housed within a structure that has an overhead door installed prior to November 29, 2011, and provides notification to pedestrians when vehicles are exiting the structure.
(4) Storage of vehicles, trailers, and recreation vehicles are housed within a structure that has an overhead door installed prior to November 29, 2011, and provides notification to pedestrians when vehicles are exiting the structure.
(H) Residential use, including:
(1) Bed and breakfasts and residential short term rental units.
(2) Single-family residential dwellings provided the structure intended to be used is the structure originally constructed on the lot, the original historic use of the structure was residential, off-street parking is provided in conformance with the off-street parking and loading spaces, and the impervious surface of the site is not increased.
(Ord. 2013-05, passed 5-20-2013; Am. Ord. 2013-11, passed 12-2-2013; Am. Ord. 2016-09, passed 12-5-2016; Am. Ord. 2022-04, passed 7-11-2022)