Any use permitted in the Limited Commercial Zone (C-L), except those uses which require a conditional use permit;

Auction houses;

Automobile and bus sight-seeing agencies (no storage of vehicles);

Automobile engine cleaning;

Automobile detailing;

Automobile repair garages (excluding body and fender work and painting);

Automobile service stations (no more than two tow-trucks);

Automobile upholstery shops;

Building materials sales;

Candy making;

Catering establishments;

Clothing and apparel manufacturing (excluding shoe manufacturing);

Cold storage;

Dairy products manufacturing;

Egg candling;

Electrical appliance assembly;

Electronic instrument assembly;

Engraving, mechanical;

Film laboratories;

Furniture upholstery shops;

Monument and tombstone sales;

Motorcycle sales and services;

Paint mixing (no boiling);

Potato chip manufacturing;

Precision instrument assembly;

Research and testing laboratories;

Soft drink bottling;

Spaghetti and macaroni manufacturing;

Tamale and tortilla manufacturing;

Taxicab companies (no more than four taxicabs);

Warehouses;

Wholesale businesses;

Wrought iron sales and assembly; and

Uses and buildings customarily incidental to any use or building set forth in this subsection;

Indoor marijuana cultivation is allowed consistent with State law which permits no more than six live marijuana plants to be planted, cultivated, harvested, dried, or processed within a single private residence or inside an accessory structure located upon the grounds of a private residence that is fully enclosed and secured as long as the marijuana cultivation activities comply with the regulations set forth in paragraph c of Subsection 9-24.4.

Advertising statuary;

Alcoholic beverage sales for consumption on the premises that are accessory to a primary restaurant or entertainment use (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);

Amusement machine sales (the provisions of subsection 7-6.9 shall apply);

Amusement parks, fairgrounds, private clubs and privately owned recreation centers, game rooms and domino parlors;

Arcades (the provisions of subsection 7-6.9) shall apply);

Auctions (open air);

Automobile body and fender shops;

Automobile paint shops;

Automobile sales and rental;

Automobile tire sales and service;

Bars, lounge and liquor stores (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);

Beer and wine sales for consumption off the premises that are accessory to a primary convenience or small grocery store use where such sales utilize less than 10% of the sales floor area (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);

Buildings in excess of 50,000 square feet in size;

Bowling alleys;

Charitable institutions and rescue missions;

Dance halls;

Dog and cat hospitals, training schools and kennels;

Firearm sales;

Ice and roller skating rinks;

Jail farms;

Live work units;

Microwave stations and telecommunications antennas;

Motels and hotels;

Mortuaries;

New buildings, including additions and substantial modifications, that are designed for occupancy by manufacturing uses on lots located within 200 feet of a residentially zoned property within the City of Compton;

New commercial strip centers;

New establishments with drive-thru facilities;

New take-out restaurants;

Planned commercial developments (the provisions of Section 30-18 of this Chapter shall apply);

Pool halls;

Race tracks;

Radio and television transmission towers;

Rifle and pistol ranges, shooting galleries, skeet and trap shooting and archery ranges;

Small collection facilities (the provisions of subsection 30-12.4i of this Chapter shall apply);

Swap meets, indoor swap meets, flea markets and similar multiple-vendor sales;

Trailer parks;

Wedding chapels, banquet halls and live entertainment;

Zoos and menageries; and

Uses and buildings customarily incidental to any use or building set forth in this subsection.