(a) Main Uses.
(1) Retail business stores and services conducted wholly within enclosed devoted to supplying products for all the community needs to the following extent:
A. The sale of all food, frozen food lockers, State liquor stores;
B. The sale of all general merchandise, department stores;
C. The sale of all hardware, appliances, china, furniture, floor and wall coverings, office equipment, radio and television, provided no loud speakers broadcast onto the street;
D. The sale of sporting and athletic equipment, bicycles, motorcycles,
E. Bakeries, personal services and shops for custom work, provided that the articles produced or the services performed on the premises are not sold at retail outlets elsewhere, and that not more than fifty percent of the floor area of the establishment shall be devoted to such work or services and, in the case of dry cleaning and laundering establishments, that non-explosive and nonflammable solvents are used;
F. Amusement and recreational services such as assembly and meeting halls, billiard halls, bowling alleys, dance halls, indoor theaters, skating rinks, game rooms; provided they are conducted within a building sufficiently sound insulated to confine the noise to the premises;
G. Wholesale offices and show rooms, but excluding warehouses;
H. Full service restaurants.
I. New car sales agency defined as the selling at retail, displaying, offering for lease, new motor vehicles pursuant to a contract or agreement entered into with the manufacturer of the motor vehicle.
J. Auto repair and maintenance service garages, excluding body shops.
K. The sale of used motor vehicles permitted in open yards provided:
1. The operation is in connection with a new car sales agency and within 150 feet thereof,
2. That all vehicles and advertising are located not less than fifteen feet from the front lot line,
3. That a curb or other attractive barrier is erected on the aforesaid line, and that the front yard is landscaped and maintained attractively.
L. Hotels and motels.
M. Auto wash; provided the waiting line for automobiles, trucks or other motor vehicles is entirely within the premises.
(b) Similar Main Uses. Any other general business store, shop or service not listed above or in any subsequent use classification and determined as similar by the Commission.
(c) Accessory Buildings and Uses.
(1) The sale of used motor vehicles when conducted as an accessory use to a new car sales agency as defined at subsection (a)(1)I., where the accessory use is situated within 150 linear feet of the permitted use and where all vehicles are located not less than fifty feet from the front lot line and landscaped in a manner approved by the Planning Commission.
(2) Accessory off-street parking and loading facilities as required and provided in Chapter 1321 of this Zoning Ordinance.
(3) Any accessory use such as storage of goods or processing operations incident to the conduct of a retail business service establishment or office permitted as main uses; provided such a use has no injurious effect on adjoining Residential Districts.
(d) Conditional Uses.
(1) Drive-up service windows supporting permitted use.
(2) Check cashing and cash advance service provided such use is not within 2,000 linear feet of another check cashing and/or cash advance service use.
(3) Shops selling used or second hand clothing and pawn shops provided such use is not within 2,000 linear feet of another second hand clothing store or pawn shop.
(4) Instant ticket gambling, bingo halls provided such use is not within 2,000 linear feet of a school or another instant ticket gambling or bingo hall use.
(5) Automated and manual car or truck wash only when waiting lines can be accommodated entirely within the confines of the premises.
(6) Fast-food restaurants.
(7) Restaurants with carhop services, provided the following conditions are complied with:
A. Two parking spaces are provided for every three persons to be served within an enclosed building.
B. No carhop service shall be allowed within seventy feet of the front property line.
C. Parking areas shall be well illuminated, and the City Engineer shall determine the amount of illumination.
(Ord. 2003-34. Passed 6-23-03.)