Planning commission approval is not required for permitted uses unless the city inspector deems the circumstances of the application to be of a nature that would cause concern or be of special interest to the community. The city inspector may, at his discretion, add such application to the planning commission agenda for discussion. All activity shall take place within an enclosed building, except as permitted in this chapter. Property and buildings shall be used only for the following purposes:
Accessory buildings, structures and uses customarily incidental to the uses listed in this section when located on the same lot are subject to the following conditions:
A. No accessory building shall be constructed upon a lot until the construction of the main building has actually commenced.
B. All accessory buildings shall be limited to occupancy and use by occupants of the main building.
C. No accessory building shall be located across lot lines separating two (2) or more dwellings or buildings regardless of ownership or tenancy status of the lots.
D. Access to the accessory building shall be limited to the lot it occupies.
E. Building material of accessory buildings shall conform to the current building standards of the city, provided that corrugated or unpainted galvanized building materials shall not be permitted.
If a new and/or replacement accessory building or structure is to be used in a home occupation, type B, the applicant must meet the requirements set forth for home occupation, type B conditions in section 19.36.030 of this chapter.
Accessory sign. Subject to the requirements set forth in title 15 of this code.
Carports. Permitted in the rear yard subject to existing easements.
Clinic, outpatient.
Eating, drinking, and recreation establishments of the following type:
Billiard parlor, pool hall, or domino parlor.
Catering facilities.
Drive-in for food, drinks, or confection.
Restaurant, cafe, or banquet hall, including those licensed by the ABLE Commission as a mixed beverage establishment, beer and wine establishment or bottle club so long as the establishment's main purpose is not the selling or serving of alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises.
Theater.
Funeral home.
Off street parking lot. Subject to the requirements set forth in chapter 19.44 of this title.
Outside display and sales activities, only in accordance with the following guidelines:
A. Gasoline sales at an automobile service station or a retail business such as a convenience store.
B. Special sales merchandise may be temporarily displayed outdoors provided:
1. The display shall be limited to the sidewalk in front of the store.
2. No required parking lot area shall be used as a display or sales area.
C. No public sidewalk or street right of way shall be used for display except for a special community merchant promotion approved by the city council.
Recreational uses such as a tennis court, gymnasium, or health club facility.
Sales and service facilities including, but not limited to, the following:
Bakery (five (5) employees or less).
Bicycle shop.
Household appliance store.
Lock or security system shop.
Radio, television, and home electronics shop.
Shoe repair shop.
Schools for instruction in dance or music.
Self-service laundry.
Store or shop for retail sales.
Temporary buildings.
Veterinary clinic/hospital; provided there are no outside runs and the practice is limited to nonfarm animals. (Ord. 1204, 9-15-2020)