A limited range of usual retail sales and services may be permitted as accessory uses in nonresidential districts when clearly related to (but incidental to) the principal use. With the exception of restaurants operating in conjunction with a motel, such retail sales and services uses shall be conducted wholly within the principal building and without exterior signs, advertising or displays. These activities shall be conducted solely for the convenience of the employees, patients, patrons, students and/or visitors and not for the general public. In hospitals and clinics, these accessory uses may include drug stores, florists, gift shops, book stores and/or food services. In institutional settings, office buildings, hotels, country club houses and airports, such activities may include gift shops, book stores, restaurants, cafeterias, coffee shops, lounges, pro shops, beauty salons and/or barber shops.
(Ord. 186-91. Passed 10-15-92.)