(A) The use of all lands and premises and the erection and use of all buildings and structures shall hereafter be limited to the following.
(B) Provided, however, the uses shall be subject to the requirements of site plan review set forth in § 152.228.
(C) (1) Bank, real estate, insurance, and similar business;
(2) Barber, beauty shops, shoe repair, tanning salons;
(3) Billiard halls, bowling alleys, indoor archery, indoor skating rinks, and similar recreational uses, provided that all uses shall be conducted within a completely enclosed building;
(4) Carpenter, plumbing, electric, sign painting, interior decoration, radio, television, and similar shops and services; when conducted within completely enclosed buildings without outside storage, and operated chiefly as a retail and service business computer sales, service, and repair;
(5) Car washes;
(6) Commercial parking lots and outdoor sale of motor vehicles, boats, and trailers, provided the space used is paved and adequately maintained so as to provide a durable, smooth, ductless surface and is so graded/provided with adequate drainage facilities to carry off all collected water from the site;
(7) Drive-in business, except drive-in theaters, provided all lighting is shielded from any adjacent residential district; and building design and signage meet requirements of this chapter;
(8) Duplication shops of no more than 4 presses, photography shops, and services conducted in less than 10,000 square feet;
(9) Funeral homes and mortuaries;
(10) Laundromats, laundries, and clothes cleaning establishments without the use of explosive or inflammable fluids;
(11) (a) Motor vehicles, trailers, boat showrooms, and public garages for new and used motor vehicles.
(b) Provided any outdoor display space is paved and meets requirements of commercial parking lots and outdoor sales, see division (C)(6) above.
(12) Open-air retail sale of plant materials not grown on the site, sales of lawn furniture, playground, equipment and garden supplies; provided outside area aesthetically screened;
(13) Pet shops provided all animals, birds, snakes, and other pets are kept entirely within the building at all times;
(14) Pharmacies, retail clothing, dry goods, music shops, hardware, appliances, building and stationery supplies, and other similar businesses;
(15) Public utility buildings;
(16) Public assembly buildings, such as auditoriums and churches, service clubs, and lodges;
(17) Professional offices, such as doctors, lawyers, dentists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and similar and allied professions;
(18) Restaurants, including lunch counters, dairy bars, and similar establishments providing food for consumption on the premises, but not including “drive-ins” or facilities providing dancing or entertainment;
(19) (a) Retail food establishments supplying groceries, fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy products, baked goods, confections and similar goods for consumption off the premises.
(b) Foodstuffs may be processed on the premises as an accessory activity if the sale of the product is limited to the local retail store, the on-site slaughter of animals is prohibited.
(20) Retail antique shops, second-hand stores when conducted entirely within an enclosed building.
(21) Day care centers as defined in § 152.005.
(Ord. passed 10-23-1978, § 11.02; Am. Ord. 2001-4, passed 5-7-2001; Am. Ord. 2005-20, passed 2-6-2006; Am. Ord. 2017-01, passed 9-11-2017) Penalty, see §
152.999