Section 9-3054.1   Permitted uses.
   (a)   Uses permitted by right:
   (1)   Art galleries.
   (2)   Auditoriums, armories, publicly owned recreation facilities.
   (3)   Business office type.
   (4)   Child care institution.
   (5)   Churches.
   (6)   Community center.
   (7)   Essential services 1 and 2.
   (8)   Funeral homes.
   (9)   Financial services.
   (10)   Government buildings up to five thousand (5,000) square feet of gross floor area.
   (11)   Hospice and palliative care facility.
   (12)   Hospitals.
   (13)   Libraries.
   (14)   Medical or professional services.
   (15)   Mixed uses.
   (16)   Modular home.
   (17)   Museums.
   (18)   Music or dance institutions/schools.
   (19)   Neighborhood and outdoor recreation.
   (20)   Nursing homes .
   (21)   Residential care facility.
   (22)   Parks.
   (23)   Single-family home, excluding manufactured homes, provided setback requirements of the R-8 Residential are met.
   (24)   Veterinary hospital or clinic.
   (b)   Uses permitted with special requirements:
   (1)   Accessory dwellings.
   (2)   Day care center.
   (3)   Bed and breakfast inns.
   (4)   Brewpubs.
   (5)   Microbreweries.
   (6)   Restaurants.
   (c)   Uses permitted with a special use permit:
   (1)   Multi-family building.
   (2)    Planned unit development - business.
   (3)    Planned unit development - residential.
   (4)    Public and private elementary and secondary schools.
   (d)   Permitted accessory structures and uses:
   (1)   Accessory uses and structures that are clearly related to and incidental to the permitted principal use or structure on the lot.
   (2)   Day care home.
   (3)   Home occupations.
   (4)   Within the O-I District, all principal and accessory uses shall be conducted wholly within enclosed buildings except for drive-through service, vending machinery, incidental displays of merchandise, displays associated with official festivals, and similar incidental outdoor displays. (Ord. of 1/10/05; Ord. of 1/5/09; Ord. of 12/6/10; Ord. 12/1/14; Ord. of 6/28/21)