The objectives of the C-1 District are to permit a compatible mix of commercial and residential uses within a medium-density neighborhood business district, and to contain retail businesses in a compact and cohesive location. The commercial uses should predominantly serve the convenience retail and service needs of local residents and employees. In commercial district C-1, land and structures may only be used for:
(a) PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES.
(1) Bank or lending institution.
(2) Government service or office.
(3) Office.
(4) Personal service establishment.
(5) Recreational facility.
(6) Restaurant without lounge.
(7) Retail business and business-to-business establishment.
(8) Retail Food Establishment.
(9) Veterinarian; non-boarding animals only.
(10) Residential Uses, as per R-4;
A. Single-family dwelling.
B. Two-family dwelling.
C. Multi-family dwelling.
D. Home occupation as an accessory use to a principal residential use, regulated under Article 1367.
(Ord. 12821. Passed 5-4-04.)
(Ord. 12821. Passed 5-4-04.)
(11) Religious land use. (Ord. 12879. Passed 7-20-04.)
(b) ACCESSORY USES.
(1) Accessory buildings and structures that are customary and clearly incidental to the principal use.
(2) A private garage or open parking for operative passenger vehicles and for not more than one commercial licensed operative vehicle of person residing on the premises.
(3) A playhouse, tool house, garden house, greenhouse, or private swimming pool not operated for gain.
(5) One accessory apartment in an owner-occupied single-family dwelling.
(c) SPECIAL PERMIT USES.
(1) Community center.
(2) Day care center; nursery school.
(3) Membership association.
(4) Public or private utility.
(5) Service station.
(6) Restricted accessory parking.
(7) Restaurant with lounge. (Ord. 12821. Passed 5-4-04.)