§ 151.18 C-B, CENTRAL BUSINESS.

   (A)   Purpose. The C-B district is intended for retail stores and offices which are mutually compatible and can benefit from and contribute to a compact shopping area serving the city and surrounding area.

   (B)   Permitted use.

      (1)   Antique shops;

      (2)   Apparel shops;

      (3)   Appliance stores;

      (4)   Art and school supplies;

      (5)   Art galleries;

      (6)   Art studios;

      (7)   Auction rooms;

      (8)   Auto accessory stores;

      (9)   Bakeries, provided the room or rooms containing the preparation and baking process shall not have a gross floor area in excess of 2,400 square feet;

      (10)   Barber parlors;

      (11)   Beauty parlors;

      (12)   Beverage stores;

      (13)   Bicycle sales, rental and repairs;

      (14)   Book and stationery stores;

      (15)   Camera and photo stores;

      (16)   Candy and ice cream stores;

      (17)   Carpet and rug stores;

      (18)   Catering establishments;

      (19)   Clothes pressing and tailoring shops;

      (20)   Clothing stores;

      (21)   Coin and philatelic stores;

      (22)   Decorating studios;

      (23)   Delicatessens;

      (24)   Department stores;

      (25)   Drug stores;

      (26)   Dry cleaning and laundry receiving and pick-up stations, excluding laundering and dry- cleaning processing stores;

      (27)   Dry goods or notions stores;

      (28)   Electrical appliance sales and service;

      (29)   Employment agencies;

      (30)   Fabric shops;

      (31)   Florist shops;

      (32)   Financial institutions;

      (33)   Foods, groceries, meats, fish, bakeries and delicatessens;

      (34)   Furniture stores;

      (35)   Furrier shops;

      (36)   Gift shops;

      (37)   Grocery, fruit, vegetable or meat stores;

      (38)   Hardware stores;

      (39)   Hobby shops;

      (40)   Hotels;

      (41)   Jewelry stores;

      (42)   Leather goods and luggage shops;

      (43)   Libraries;

      (44)   Liquor stores or taverns;

      (45)   Loan offices and finance companies;

      (46)Locksmith shops;

      (47)   Medical and dental offices;

      (48)   Mail order stores;

      (49)   Millinery shops;

      (50)   Music stores;

      (51)   Newsstands;

      (52)   Offices, professional;

      (53)   Office supply stores;

      (54)   Optical stores;

      (55)   Orthopedic and medical appliance stores;

      (56)   Paint and wallpaper stores;

      (57)    Parking and garages, other than those accessory to a principal use for the parking and storage of private passenger automobiles only;

      (58)   Personal apparel stores;

      (59)   Pet shops;

      (60)   Phonograph, record and sheet music stores;

      (61)   Photography studios;

      (62)   Physical culture and health services, reducing salons and masseurs;

      (63)   Picture framing and picture stores;

      (64)   Pipe and tobacco shops;

      (65)   Post offices;

      (66)   Plumbing sales stores;

      (67)   Public utility service stores;

      (68)   Radio and television sales and repair stores;

      (69)   Record shops;

      (70)   Rental agencies for the rental of clothing, appliances, automobiles, and household fixtures, furnishing and accessories;

      (71)   Restaurants, excluding drive-ins;

      (72)   Service stations;

      (73)   Sewing machine sales and service shops;

      (74)   Shoe and hat sales and repair shops;

      (75)   Stationery shops;

      (76)   Stock and brokerage firms;

      (77)   Taxi stands;

      (78)   Telephone booths;

      (79)   Theaters, excluding drive-in;

      (80)   Ticket agencies;

      (81)   Tea, spice and condiment specialty shops;

      (82)   Toy stores;

      (83)   Travel bureaus and transportation ticket offices;

      (84)   Variety, gift, notion and soft good stores; and

      (85)   Vending machines, which are coin or card operated.

      (86)   A single and/or two family dwelling be allowed above, behind, or below a commercial business, and the dwelling area must be directly accessible from outside the business/dwelling structure through an entrance dedicated solely to the dwelling. An entrance which is only accessible through the business area of the structure does not qualify, nor does an entrance that is shared with the business area.

   (C)   Accessory uses.

      (1)   Any accessory use, except signs, customarily incidental to the above are permitted uses; and

      (2)   Signs, as regulated in § 151.37.

   (D)   Height, yard and lot coverage regulations.

      (1)   Height regulations. Same as R-2.

      (2)   Lot coverage and yard regulation. In the C-B district, there shall be no specific yard requirements or lot coverage requirements, except for off-street parking and loading, as regulated in the general regulations of this chapter.

   (E)   Additional regulations.

      (1)   Lighting shall be directed away from public rights-of-way and residential districts.

      (2)   Any awning suspended from a building has to be less than two feet from the edge of the curb and at least eight feet from the ground grade line or the sidewalk, the owner of a structure is responsible for its safe construction and maintenance.

      (3)   Additional regulations are set forth in the §§ 151.35 through 151.38.

(Ord. passed 4-24-78; Am. Ord. 1108-2010, passed 11-8-10) Penalty, see § 10.99