(A) Uses. Table 5 designates the only uses permitted in the various commercial and industrial districts. To determine the districts where a use is permitted:
(1) Find the use in the first column.
(2) The use is permitted in those districts directly above each mark in the line of the use. If a mark is a "P," the use is permitted; if the mark is an "S," the use is a conditional use, if marked an "A," the use is an accessory use; and if marked "-," the use is not permitted in the district.
(B) Density. Table 1 designates the minimum lot size in area in square feet (or acres when indicated) and width in feet, the minimum yard setback for front, rear and side yards in feet, the clear passage to be maintained along a side yard in feet, the maximum height in feet and stories, the maximum floor area ratio, and the minimum floor area in square feet required of dwelling units. To determine the requirement for each district:
(1) Find the category in the first column.
(2) The requirement for the category is found on the line directly below the designated district.
(C) Parking. Table 2 designates the minimum required parking and loading spaces by type of use.
(D) Buffer to residential use. Any commercial or industrial structure adjoining a residential district on a side yard shall have a front yard and side yard setback no less than 20 feet for a front yard and ten feet for a side yard or not less than ¾ the depth of the same kind of existing residential yard, whichever is greater. Such yards shall be landscaped and not used for parking nor for drives on the side abutting the residential use. No sign erected on the commercial property shall reflect light onto the residential structure nor shall such sign be placed within 50 feet of the residential property line. No drive-in restaurant shall be placed on a parcel abutting a residential use on a side lot line.
(E) Performance standards. Uses shall conform at all times to the standards listed in § 155.044.
(F) Automobile dealerships.
(1) All final sales transactions involving automobile dealerships, new and used, must be concluded within an enclosed structure located upon a dealership lot. The outdoor display of vehicles is permitted only on such lots which have been improved by enclosed structures located upon said lots. It is intended that, upon final passage and publication, this division (F) apply to all automobile dealerships and that non-conforming uses will not be allowed.
(2) Sales activities shall not be prevented upon any dealership lot not in compliance with this section which either abuts a dealership lot which is in compliance or would abut a dealership lot in compliance except for the existence of a street or alley.
(G) All outdoor seating areas are subject to the requirements below:
(1) All outdoor seating areas shall comply with the City Code requirements of § 92.56.
(2) The outdoor seating area shall be designated by screening, fences, planters, markings or paint.
(3) The business owner shall be responsible to ensure that the service area is properly maintained and litter-free.
(4) Outdoor lighting for the service area shall comply with City Code requirements § 155.044(A)(3).
(5) All outdoor seating areas shall conform to accessibility standards.
(6) No additional parking is required for 30 outdoor seats or less. Any additional seating over 30 seats shall provide required parking based on the parking requirements for restaurants located in City Code Chapter 155 Appendix B.
(7) Any outdoor service areas where alcohol is permitted shall comply with the City Code Chapter 111.
('69 Code, § 7-16.02, Subd. 1) (Ord. 973, passed 11-8-04; Am. Ord. 1157, passed 3-9-20) Penalty, see § 10.99