Parking Class Uses: (Permitted or Conditional) Required Spaces Class #1 a. Hotel 1.5 Dwelling unit or b. Motel habitable living unit c. Tourist cabin or court d. Apartment hotel Class #2 a. Dwelling, single-family 2/Dwelling unit b. Dwelling, two-family c. Dwelling, multiple-family d. Mobile home Class #3 a. Convalescent or rest home, 2/1,000 sq. ft. of nursing home, and sanitarium gross floor area b. Convent, monastery, nunnery c. Home for the aged d. Institution: (1) For the care, care and residence of children and adults. (2) For the treatment of alcoholism, drug addiction, on treatment and care of the insane or feeble minded. e. Parsonage, rectory or parish house f. Religious retreat |
Class #4 a. Aquarium 4/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Historic site gross floor area c. Hospital d. Library, museum or art gallery, public e. Philanthropic and charitable institutions f. Nursery school or child care center Class #5 a. Animal hospital and veterinarian 8/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Animal kennels gross floor area c. Art studio d. Bank, savings and loan association e. Blueprinting f. Business machine sales and service g. Bus terminal h. Catering service i. Civil defense--fire station, police station j. Clinic for: doctor, dentist, osteopath, podiatrist, chiropractor, chiropodist, optometrist, or similar profession k. Clothing and costume rental l. Club or lodge, private: operated for the benefit of members and not for gain m. Custom dressmaking n. Diaper service o. Dry cleaning plant employing not more than six (6) persons p. Financial institutions and uses q. Frozen food locker plants, including sale of frozen foods r. Government administration buildings, without garages or shops s. Interior decorator t. Laboratory, medical, dental or optical u. Laboratory, research and testing v. Labor union offices and lodges w. Lithographing x. Massage salon y. Medical and dental office z. Office, business and professional aa. Office machine sales and service bb. Photostating cc. Physical culture and health services dd. Post office ee. Recording studio ff. Recreational and community center buildings gg. Repair of shoes, clothing and hats hh. School, music, dance, and vocal ii. Small animal grooming establishment jj. Tailor shop kk. Telegraph office ll. Telephone exchange and equipment building mm. Ticket agency nn. Travel agency |
Class #6 a. Bowling alley 10/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Dormitory gross floor area c. Fish market d. Fraternity house e. Furniture store f. Furrier g. Hearing aid store h. Leather goods and luggage store i. Lodging house j. Orthopedic and medical appliance sales and service k. Photography studio l. Picture framing m. Rooming house n. Rummage shop o. Sorority house Class #7 a. Antique store 12/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Apparel store gross floor area c. Art and school supply store d. Art store, retail e. Auto accessory store f. Bakery, retail g. Barber shop h. Beauty shop i. Book and stationery store j. Bus depot k. Camera and photographic supply store l. Candy, nut, and confectionery store m. Carpet and floor covering store n. China and glassware store o. Clothes pressing p. Coin store q. Dairy products store r. Delicatessen s. Department store t. Dry cleaning and laundry receiving station u. Dry goods store v. Drug store w. Electrical and household appliance store x. Employment agency y. Florist z. Funeral parlor aa. Garden supply, tool, and seed store bb. Gift store cc. Grocery or food store dd. Haberdasheries cc. Hand laundry ff. Hardware store gg. Hobby shop hh. Home furnishings ii. Household appliance store jj. Ice cream store kk. Jewelry store ll. Laundry, self service mm. Liquor store nn. Locksmith oo. Meat market pp. Millinery shop qq. Musical instruments sales and service rr. Newspaper distribution ss. Paint, glass, and wallpaper store tt. Pawn shop uu. Pet shop vv. Phonograph, record, and music store ww. Railroad passenger station xx. Repair, rental, and servicing of any item, the retail sale of which is permitted in the Business Districts. yy. Sewing machine sales and service zz. Shoe Store aaa. Shopping centers bbb. Sporting goods store ccc. Tobacco store ddd. Toy store |
Class #8 a. Auction room 15/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Auto service station gross floor area c. Cocktail lounge, night club d. Convention hall or exhibition hall e. Dance hall f. Meeting hall g. Restaurants: Carry-out type where no food is consumed on the premises. h. Restaurants: family dining type, where all food is consumed within an enclosed structure i. Taverns j. Skating rink Class #9 a. Drive-in type restaurants 30/1,000 sq. ft. of where gross floor area (1) Food is consumed on the premises, but not within a completely enclosed building, or (2) Food is served directly to customers in parked motor vehicles. b. Theaters, (indoor) Class #10 a. Boarding school, elementary 1/each employee and secondary b. Concrete mixing plant c. Correctional institution d. Dry cleaning plant e. Elementary school f. Exterminator g. Junior high school h. Machinery sales and service i. Machinery sales, no repair or service j. Mail order house k. Microwave relay towers l. Radar installations and towers m. Radio and television stations and towers n. Taxidermist Class #11 a. Greenhouses and nurseries, 1/1,000 sq. ft. of retail gross floor area b. Golf driving ranges plus 1/2,000 sq. ft. of gross land area Class #12 a. Golf courses, public and 100/9 Holes (regular private golf) b. Pitch and putt golf courses or c. Par "3" golf courses 40/9 Holes (Par "3") Class #13 a. Zoos or zoological gardens 1/2,000 sq. ft. of b. Commercial camping grounds gross land area c. Outdoor rifle range, trap or skeet shooting range Class #14 a. Athletic field 1/5,000 sq. ft. of b. Botanical gardens gross land area c. Forest preserves or. d. Grounds of recreational clubs, 1/75 sq. ft. of water noncommercial area when a public e. Polo fields swimming pool is an f. Public parks and playgrounds isolated use g. Public swimming pool h. Tennis courts and clubs Class #15 a. Drive-in theater (outdoor) Reservoir of 10 percent of capacity of use |
Class #16 a. Auto laundry (mechanical) 1/Each two employees b. Auto laundry (self-service) plus 1/Manager-owner plus Parking spaces equal to five (5) times the maximum capacity of auto washing unit Class #17 a. Commercial school or trade 1/Each two (2) b. Vocational school students based on c. Business school design capacity d. Business machine school e. Computer technology school Class #18 a. Senior high schools 1/Each employee plus 1/Each (6) students based on design capacity Class #19 a. Churches, chapels, temples, 1/Each (4) seats synagogues constructed in use b. Commercial stadiums c. Fairgrounds, rodeos, and grandstands d. Racetracks Class #20 a. Colleges, junior colleges, and 1/Each (4) students universities based on design capacity Class #21 a. Battery and tire service shops 5/1,000 sq. ft. of b. Garage for the storage, gross floor area servicing and repair of motor plus vehicles, including body 1/2,000 sq. ft. of repair, painting and engine gross land area rebuilding c. Mobile home display, sales, and services d. Model garage display and sales e. Motorcycle, bicycle and other outdoor recreational vehicle sales rental and service f. Motor vehicles sales and service g. Trailer, boat and camper or camper-trailer sales, rental and service Class #22 a. Abrasives manufacturing 1/Each (1) employees b. Air, motor, railroad, and water freight terminal c. Asphalt manufacturing d. Bakery e. Bedding manufacturing f. Boot and shoe manufacturing g. Bottling companies h. Brick and structural clay products manufacturing i. Carpet manufacturing j. Cartage and express facilities k. Cement, bulk, storage l. Chemical processing and manufacturing m. Cloth products manufacturing n. Cosmetic manufacturing o. Dairying p. Electric substation q. Electronic, scientific and precision instrument- manufacturing r. Electroplating s. Feed mills t. Feed and seed store u. Food manufacturing, packaging and processing v. Foundries and forge plants w. Fuel and ice plants x. Fuels, solid or liquid, storage and wholesale distribution y. Fur processing z. Gas regulator station aa. Glass products production and sales bb. Grain storage and processing cc. Graphite products manufacturing dd. Gypsum manufacturing ee. Heavy machinery manufacturing ff. Insulating material manufacturing gg. Laundry hh. Leather tanning and curing ii. Light machinery production, appliances and business machines jj. Linoleum manufacturing kk. Machine shop ll. Meat packing mm. Metal reduction and refinement nn. Metal stamping oo. Mining operations pp. Musical instrument manufacturing qq. Orthopedic and medical appliance manufacturing rr. Paint products manufacturing ss. Paper products manufacturing tt. Petroleum products, refining, storage, and processing uu. Plastics manufacturing vv. Pottery and ceramics manufacturing ww. Printing and publishing xx. Restricted production and repair yy. Rope, cord, and twine manufacturing zz. Rubber manufacturing and processing aaa. Sewage treatment plant bbb. Soap manufacturing ccc. Sporting goods manufacturing ddd. Steel manufacturing eee. Warehousing and wholesaling establishments fff. Warehousing, storage, and distribution ggg. Water works, reservoir, pumping station and filtration plant hhh. Wearing apparel manufacturing iii. Wood working, planing mills and wood products manufacturing jjj. Any similar production processing, cleaning, servicing testing, storage and repair Class #23 a. Amusement parks and 3/1,000 sq. ft. of establishments gross floor area b. Billiard and pool halls plus c. Indoor amusements, including 3/1,000 sq. ft. of indoor archery, rife range, gross land area s hooting gallery d. Kiddie parks c. Miniature golf |
Class #24 a. Air-conditioning and heating 2/Each (1) employee contractor b. Building materials and products sales and storage c. Contractors and construction yards and offices d. Dumps and sanitary landfills e. Electrical showrooms and shops f. Engineers and architects office and yards g. Greenhouse, wholesale h. Junk yard and auto grave yard i. Linen Supply j. Plumbing showroom and shops Class #25 a. Airports and landing fields Spaces as required by b. Cemeteries, columbariums, the Enforcing Officer crematories, and mausoleums after review by the c. Heliports, public and private Planning Commission d. Public stables e. Riding academy |