(A) Principal permitted uses. Any consumer and personal service and/or retail establishment.
(B) Conditionally permitted uses requiring board of adjustment authorization.
(1) The following uses are special exceptions in a B-1 district and require written approval of the board of adjustment: apartments, townhouses, and single-family dwellings, churches and other places of worship, parish houses, schools, daycare centers and nurseries, funeral homes, hospitals or clinics for human care, industry, and philanthropic institutions and clubs (except those whose principal activities are carried on as a business or commercial activity suitable to the district).
(2) The planning and zoning board may attach such conditions to its approval as are deemed essential to the preservation of the character of the district as a historical area or general appearance of the area so as to improve its economic appearance.
(3) Although metal and prefabricated buildings are not prohibited in any area deemed by the zoning commission, all buildings and structures shall with the initial permit specify the type of veneer or siding to be exposed to the public ways and they shall provide for suitable veneer, in keeping with the surrounding area and the commercial and mixed residential areas so as to not depreciate the general appearance of the area. The zoning commission shall review such permit for approval and encourage beautifying veneer and discourage metal and wood siding not in conformity with the area. The permit shall further provide for landscaping, tree and shrub planting appropriate under each circumstance.
(C) Accessory uses. Any accessory use or building customarily incidental to permitted uses may be permitted.
(D) Signs. As permitted in § 80.202 of this chapter.
(Order. 88-12 Art. 4. (4.061-4.064), 1988)