(a) Principal Uses.
(1) Multiple family residences including townhouses and garden apartments.
(2) Administrative or professional offices and service but excluding activities selling goods on the premises, except as permitted by subsection (a)(5) hereof. Permitted activities include: banking and finance companies, securities sales and service, legal services, architectural services, engineering services, governmental administrative offices, administrative offices and for businesses, utilities and similar organizations.
(3) Medical and dental office buildings and out-patient clinics.
(4) Public and private educational facilities including business and commercial technical schools, art schools, dancing schools.
(5) Convenience commercial facilities not exceeding twenty percent (20%) of the gross floor area of the building or buildings on the zoning lot. Convenience commercial shall include: retail uses when primarily serving the daily needs of occupants, tenants or visitors and guests to a principal use or uses for activities on the same zoning lot and including stores and shops for retail sale of all types of personal and household needs to include drugs, dry goods, wearing apparel, flowers, periodicals, gift items; personal service establishments such as shoe repair, barber and beauty shops; restaurants.
(b) Conditional Uses. The Planning and Zoning Commission may issue conditional zoning certificates for uses listed herein subject to the requirements of Chapter 1153:
(1) Public and parochial schools.
(2) Quasi-public, institutional or organizationally owned and/or operated indoor recreational, instructional and meeting facilities such as those developed and used by the YMCA, YWCA, Boy Scouts or various fraternal or community service groups.
(3) Churches and other buildings for the purpose of religious worship.
(4) Institutions for human medical care, hospitals, sanitariums, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, independent senior living facilities, child day care centers, and philanthropic institutions.
(5) Libraries and museums.
(6) Bank and auto drive-up tellers provided that a minimum of four vehicle waiting spaces are provided for each drive-up teller window and provided further that the waiting space area shall be developed according to the appropriate general parking regulations in Section 1155.03.
(7) Private technical schools.
(8) Home occupations.
(9) Public utility services and pertinent structures including utility substations and transformers, but excluding office buildings and storage distribution facilities.
(10) Publicly or privately owned and/or operated recreational facilities generally used intensively, including picnic areas, parks, playgrounds, ballfields, swimming facilities, tennis clubs, golf courses, riding academies and country clubs.
(11) Oil, gas and brine wells, drilling and operations necessary for their extraction, storage and skimming.
(c) Accessory Uses.
(1) Accessory buildings or uses which are incidental to primary uses.
(Ord. 2018-108. Passed 9-10-18.)