(a) The general character of these commercial districts is designed to provide for a wide range of necessary local services not involving regular local shopping. These establishments are either less frequently visited by customers or reach their customer peak during off-peak retailing hours and, therefore, do not disrupt the continuity of prime retail frontage and do not hamper the development of concentrations of local retailing areas. The permitted services create few objectionable influences on nearby residential areas.
(b) In “C-2" Local Restricted Service Districts the regulations set forth in this chapter apply.
(Ord. 81(66-67). Passed 12-15-66.)