Buildings, structures and land shall be used, and buildings and structures shall hereafter be erected, structurally altered or enlarged only for the uses permitted in the C-2 and C-3 zones, CMC § 17.38.020 and 17.40.020, except as otherwise provided for in CMC § 17.42.030, plus such other uses as the commission and council may deem (pursuant to Chapter 17.60 CMC) to be similar and not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare, and related to the function of either a community or regional shopping center, as the case may be. All uses shall be subject to the property development standards in the C-2 zone, CMC § 17.38.050 through 17.38.210, except as noted in CMC § 17.42.050 through 17.42.100.

Additional permitted uses are as follows:

Residential uses, other than those specifically provided for in CMC § 17.42.030;

Any combination of residential and nonresidential uses in any building or structure on any lot other than those specifically provided for in CMC § 17.42.030;

Trailer parks;

Industrial uses;

Wholesaling and warehousing;

Commercial uses other than those specifically listed or provided for in CMC § 17.42.020 and 17.42.030;

Hotels (except by conditional use permit);

Multi-tenant retail arcades;

Massage establishment.

For community shopping centers:

For regional shopping centers:

The applicant may present economic data in support of the community or regional shopping center of the size he is proposing.

Shall be specifically identified as an adult entertainment use by an appropriate sign specifying the words "Adult Entertainment";

Shall not display or exhibit in a manner which exposes to public view from the sidewalk, street or highway any of the following:

Shall not employ or utilize loudspeakers or sound equipment that can be heard or discerned by the public from the sidewalk, street or highway.

Each business shall be permitted one building face sign per occupancy frontage. The area devoted to such sign shall not exceed 15 percent of the area of the first story height of the building, and each sign must be mounted flat against the building.

Each occupant shall be permitted one pedestrian-oriented sign per entrance, to be flat against the building or suspended from an overhanging architectural feature which is an integral part of the building. Such sign shall not exceed six square feet per face.

When the building rears onto a public alley or parking lot with a public entrance directly serving those areas, an additional sign may be erected at that entrance. The area devoted to such sign shall not exceed 10 percent of the rear face of the building to the first story height, and such sign must be mounted flat against the building.

Each business shall be permitted two window signs per occupancy. Such signs shall not exceed 20 percent of the window space in which they are displayed. Each sign shall be of a permanent nature, and not painted, pasted, taped or affixed in any way to the window surface, except as allowed by CMC § 17.74.020.

Architectural projections and/or awnings attached to the building and extending into the public right-of-way will be allowed signing along the border trim. The maximum size of copy to be an eight-inch letter, but in no case can the copy exceed 40 percent of the border trim. Any border sign will be in place of the building face sign. Any border sign extending over public right-of-way perpendicular to the building face will be considered as a pedestrian sign.