The following schedule enumerates all of the permitted main (M), conditional (C) and accessory (A) buildings and uses which are permitted in the Planned Office District:
Schedule of Permitted Buildings and Uses
Permitted Buildings and Uses | Planned Office District |
(a) Institutional Uses. | |
(1) Public park, playground or other public recreation use | M |
(2) Church | M |
(3) Public or parochial school, and private or public college or university | M |
(4) Governmental buildings | C |
(Ord. 2003-139. Passed 7-17-03.) | |
(b) Offices. | |
Professional, financial, public utility, governmental, administrative and business offices (with no retail sales) | M |
(c) Other Business Uses. | |
(1) Training schools of a private technical or professional nature | M |
(2) Banks and financial institutions | M |
(3) Conference center | M |
(4) Licensed child day care center or preschool facility | |
(1) Groceries, food products, beverages | A(a) |
(2) Retail sales of merchandise | A(a) |
(3) Wearing apparel | A(a) |
(4) Household hardware and furnishings | A(a) |
(5) Furniture | A(a) |
(6) Sporting goods | A(a) |
(7) Electronic products | A(a) |
(8) Flowers, gifts and jewelry | A(a) |
(9) Serving and consumption of food and all beverages in the premises within enclosed building | A(a) |
(10) Pharmacy or drugstore | A |
(1) Beauty and Barber Shop | A |
(2) Shoe repair shop | A |
(3) Dry cleaning | A(a) |
(4) Photographic studio and cameras | A(a) |
(5) Gymnastics and fitness center | A(a) |
(6) Printing and copy center | A(a) |
(f) Other Accessory Buildings or Uses. | |
(1) Off-street parking and loading facilities | A |
(2) Signs as regulated in Chapter 1223 | A |
(3) One satellite receiving dish | A |
(4) Trash and material storage enclosed in main building or in approved structure (b) | A |
(a) All uses designated as A(a) are permitted only as allowed in Section 1215.04
which require minimum lot area and lot widths to permit the above uses. Such uses shall be accessory to and integrally with a permitted main building.
(b) All trash receptacles shall be located wholly within the main building or in an approved enclosure structure. An exterior trash enclosure shall be six feet in height with masonry walls on three sides with a solid gate(s) or door(s) on the fourth side. Enclosures shall be designed to be compatible and of the same material as the main building. Exterior enclosures shall be at least six feet from the main building and shall provide setback from property lines equal to or exceeding the required minimum for: loading areas. Where adjacent to residential districts or uses, its trash enclosure shall be screened with a landscape buffer approved by the Planning Commission.
(Ord. 1988-233. Passed 1-19-89; Ord. 2000-24. Passed 4-20-00.)