731.02 LIMITED COMMERCIAL (C-1) DISTRICTS.
   The following permitted retail establishments in a Limited Commercial (C-1) District are established for retail business functions which are primarily for the convenience of the individual consumer:
   (a)   Shops for custom-made convenience goods and nondurable articles to be sold only at retail on the premises, provided that no more than five persons shall be engaged in such shops and no work shall be done on the premises for retail outlets elsewhere.
   (b)   Retail sales of goods and the provision of commercial services when such activities are conducted wholly within enclosed buildings, including:
      (1)   Food stores;
      (2)   Eating and drinking establishments, including the sale of alcoholic beverages, but excluding places offering dancing or other entertainment or places where food or beverages are served to or consumed by patrons in motor vehicles;
      (3)   Stores selling retail drugs, gift items, flowers, periodicals, books, tobacco, nicotine, and related products as an accessory to other retail items, and sporting goods;
      (4)   Stores selling retail household hardware, tools, paint, garden supplies, household appliances and interior furnishings and finishings;
      (5)   Stores selling general retail merchandise such as dry goods, wearing apparel, shoes and hats;
      (6)   Cultural and educational institutions such as beauty colleges and dance, art or music studios.
   (c)   Personal service establishments such as beauty salons, barber shops, pet care shops, health spas, clothing apparel repair shops, laundry and cleaning service counters;
   (d)   Banks, savings and loan institutions and securities sales offices, including accessory drive-up windows, provided that these facilities are equal in number to the number necessary to offer simultaneous service to no more than two vehicles per establishment and provided that the service directed to the vehicles is offered as a convenient, rather than as an essential, operation of the establishment. Each drive- up station shall provide a waiting lane to hold at least eight automobiles on site;
   (e)   Off-street parking facilities operated for the use of the general public;
   (f)   Accessory uses;
   (g)   All uses permitted in a Residence-Office (R-O) District, except all uses permitted in Title Two - Residential District; and
   (h)    Similar uses as provided in Section 762.09.
(Ord. 39-08. Passed 10-27-08; Ord. 14-23. Passed 12-11-23.)