Glenwood City Zoning Code

ARTICLE VII

BUSINESS DISTRICTS2

Footnotes:

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Cross reference— Businesses, ch. 26.

7.01 - Preamble.

Business district regulations are intended to govern the locations and uses of a full range of business and commercial establishments needed to serve the citizens of Glenwood and its trade area. The regulations of the various business districts are designed to provide for groupings of business and commercial establishments that are compatible in scope of services and method of operations. The B1 district is intended for application in the prime business centers and planned shopping centers characterized mainly by non-automotive oriented retail stores and shops. The B2 district is intended for those portions of the village where highway-oriented retail business establishments are appropriate as well as general business activity. All business establishments in the various business districts are intended to be retail trade or service establishments dealing directly with consumers. The production of goods on the premises is intended to be limited to those sold on the premises, or clearly incidental and accessory to the principal retail trade or service.

7.02 - Business district provisions.

Dwelling units. Dwelling units and lodging rooms are not permitted in the B1 and B2 districts, except in a permitted hotel, motel, convent, monastery, parsonage, or rectory.

Enclosure of operations. All business, servicing, storage, or processing shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings except:

Off-street parking or loading;

Drive-in type of operations when conducted as a lawful permitted or special use in the B2 district;

Open sales lots when operated as a permitted or special use under B2 district and open sales lots when operated as a special use in the B1 district;

Special outdoor sales events of limited duration sponsored by an association of merchants for the promotion of a business district.

Performance standards. All activities shall conform with the performance standards established for the M manufacturing district.

Parking limitations. Parking of trucks in excess of one hour when accessory to the conduct of a permitted use shall be limited to trucks having capacity of less than 1½ tons, except for pick-up or delivery services during normal business hours.

Business lots adjoining residence districts. Wherever an interior side lot line or rear lot line in business districts adjoins a residence district, there shall be provided a building setback equivalent to that required in the residence district from the common lot line, and a six-foot-high solid fence, or six-foot-high dense landscape hedge, shall be provided on the business lot along such common line, except such setback shall not be required where the lot line adjoins an alley.

(Ord. No. 2003-02, § 1, 2-4-2003)

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7.03 - Permitted uses and special uses in business districts.

					B1 District			B2 District
Use					Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)	Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)
A.	Business and Commercial Uses
	1.	Amusement establishments			—	—		—	S
	2.	Amusement parks			—	—		—	S
	3.	Animal hospitals and veterinarian offices			—	—		P	—	1
	4.	Antique shops			P	—		P	—
	5.	Archery ranges			—	—		—	S
	6.	Art and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	7.	Auction rooms			—	S		P	—
	8.	Automobile-oriented establishments as follows:
		a.	Garages, including painting and body and fender work		—	—		—	S	6
		b.	Garage, not including painting and body and fender work		—	—		P	—
		c.	Automobile laundries		—	—		P	—	2
		d.	Automobile sales, new cars		—	—		P	—
		e.	Automobile sales, new and used cars		—	—		P	—	1, 2
		f.	Automobile service stations		—	—		P	—
		g.	Automobile accessory stores		—	S		P	—
	9.	Bakeries, as follows:
		a.	Retail sales only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Retail sales with processing for on-premises sales only		—	—		—	S	1
	10.	Banks and savings and loans, with accessory drive-in facilities			P	—		P	—
	11.	Barber shops and beauty parlors			P	—		P	—
	12.	Baseball driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	13.	Battery and tire sales and service establishments			—	S	3	P	—
	14.	Bicycle sales, rental and repair			P	—		P	—
	15.	Blueprinting and photostating establishments			—	—		P	—
	16.	Boat sales, including service			—	—		P	—
	17.	Book, stationery and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	18.	Bottling and distribution plants			—	—		—	S
	19.	Bowling alleys			—	S	3	P	—
	20.	Building material sales, as follows:
		a.	Without open storage		—	—		P	—
		b.	With open storage		—	—		—	S	1
	21.	Business machine sales and service			—	—		P	—
	22.	Bus terminals			—	—		—	S
	23.	Camera and photographic supply stores			P	—		P	—
	24.	Candy and ice cream stores			P	—		P	—
	25.	Carpet and rug stores			P	—		P	—
	26.	Cartage, express and parcel delivery establishments			—	—		—	S
	27.	Catering establishments			—	S	5	P	—
	28.	Cleaning and dyeing establishments as follows:
		a.	Clothes pressing, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Receiving only		P	—		P	—
		c.	Retail, including accessory processing only		—	—		P	—
		d.	Retail, including accessory processing and pick-up and delivery service		—	—		—	S	1, 2
	29.	Clothing and costume rental			—	—		P	—
	30.	Clothing stores			P	—		P	—
	31.	Coin and philatelic stores			P	—		P	—
	32.	Contractor's offices and shops			—	—		—	S
	33.	Custom dressmaking			—	S	5	P	—
	34.	Department stores			P	—		P	—
	35.	Drive-in establishments			—	—		P	—
	36.	Drug stores			P	—		P	—
	37.	Dry goods stores			P	—		P	—
	38.	Electrical and gas appliance stores, as follows:
		a.	Sales, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Sales and service		—	—		P	—
	39.	Employment agencies			—	S	5	P	—
	40.	Exhibition halls			—	—		—	S
	41.	Exterminating shops			—	—		P	—
	42.	Feed stores			—	—		P	—
	43.	Flower shops			P	—		P	—
	44.	Food stores			P	—		P	—
	45.	Frozen food lockers			—	—		—	S	1
	46.	Fuel and ice, retail sales only			—	—		—	S	1, 2
	47.	Furniture stores, including accessory upholstering			P	—		P	—
	48.	Furrier shops			P	—		P	—
	49.	Garden supply stores			—	S		—	S
	50.	Gift and souvenir stores			P	—		P
	51.	Go-cart tracks			—	—		—	S
	52.	Golf courses, miniature or par 3			—	—		—	S
	53.	Golf driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	54.	Green houses, retail and wholesale sales			—	—		P	—
	55.	Gunsmiths			P	—		P	—
	56.	Haberdashery stores			P	—		P	—
	57.	Hardware stores, including electrical and plumbing supplies			P	—		P	—
	58.	Health clubs, and establishments			—	S		P	—
	59.	Heliports			—	—		—	S	6
	60.	Hobby shops			P	—		P	—
	61.	Hospitals			—	S		—	S
	62.	Hotels			—	S		P	—
	63.	Household appliances, retail sales and accessory repair only			P	—		P	—
	64.	Ice skating rinks			—	—		—	S	1
	65.	Importers and distributors			—	—		—	S	2
	66.	Interior decorating shops			P	—		P	—
	67.	Jewelry shops			P	—		P	—
	68.	Job printing shops			—	—		—	S	1
	69.	Kennels			—	—		—	S	1
	70.	Laboratories, medical, dental, and optical			—	S	5	P	—
	71.	Launderettes			—	S		P	—
	72.	Laundries			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	73.	Leather goods and luggage stores			P	—		P	—
	74.	Linen, towel and diaper service establishments			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	75.	Liquor stores, package			P	—		P	—
	76.	Live bait stores			—	—		P	—
	77.	Loan offices			P	—		P	—
	78.	Locksmith shop			P	—		P	—
	79.	Machinery and equipment sales establishments			—	—		—	S
	80.	Mail order houses			—	—		—	S	2, 1
	81.	Meat markets			P	—		P	—
	82.	Medical or dental clinics			—	S		P	—
	83.	Meeting halls			—	S	5	P	—
	84.	Millinery shops			P	—		P	—
	85.	Mobile homes and trailer sales and rental			—	—		—	S
	86.	Model homes or garages, display and sales			—	—		—	S
	87.	Monument sales			—	—		P	—
	88.	Motels			—	S		P	—
	89.	Musical instrument, sales and repairs			—	S	5	P	—
	90.	Music stores, phonographs, records and sheet music			P	—		P	—
	91.	Newspaper offices including printing			—	S		—	S
	92.	Newspaper distribution establishments			—	—		P	—
	93.	Newsstands			P	—		P	—
	94.	Notions shops			P	—		P	—
	95.	Offices, general or professional			P	—		P	—
	96.	Offices, general and professional with accessory research and testing			—	S		—	S
	97.	Office supply store			P	—		P	—
	98.	Open sales lots, as an accessory use			—	S		—	S	1
	99.	Open sales lots, as a principal use			—	S		—	S	1
	100.	Optical sales, retail			P	—		P	—
	101.	Orthopedic and medical appliance sales			—	—		P	—
	102.	Paint and wallpaper stores			P	—		P	—
	103.	Parcel delivery stations			—	S	2	—	S	2
	104.	Parking lots and storage garages			—	S	2	—	S	2
	105.	Pawn shops			—	—		—	S
	106.	Photography studio			—	S	5	P	—
	107.	Physical culture and health services (see definition)			—	S	5	P	—
	108.	Printing, publishing on lithography establishments			—	—		—	S	4
	109.	Radio and television studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.	Recording studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.1	Residential use above a commercial use				S
	111.	Restaurants, not including drive-in			P	—		P	—
	112.	Restaurants, drive-in			—	—		P	—
	113.	Riding academies			—	—		—	S
	114.	Secondhand stores and rummage shops			—	—		P	—
	115.	Schools, commercial and trade			—	S	5	P	—
	116.	Shoe repair shops			P	—		P	—
	117.	Shoe stores			P	—		P	—
	118.	Signs, advertising			—	—		P	—
	119.	Sporting goods stores			P	—		P	—
	120.	Tailor shops			P	—		P	—
	121.	Taverns			P	—		P	—
	122.	Taxidermists			—	—		P	—
	123.	Temporary buildings for construction purposes, for a period not to exceed such construction			P	—		P	—
	124.	Theatres, indoor			P	—		P	—
	125.	Theatres, outdoor			—	—		—	S
	126.	Undertaking establishments and funeral parlors			—	S	2	P	—
	127.	Variety stores			P	—		P	—
	128.	Vending machines (see definition)			—	S		P	—
B.	Other Uses
	1.	Uses similar to those specified as permitted or special uses in each of the business districts			—	S		—	S
	2.	Churches, chapels, temples and synagogues			—	S	7	—	S	7
	3.	Hospitals			—	—		—	S
	4.	Nursing homes			—	—		P	—
	5.	Philanthropic and eleemosynary institutions			—	S		P	—
	6.	Utility, public and governmental uses			—	S		—	S
	7.	Accessory uses to the above uses including, but not limited to:
		a.	Off-street parking, and loading, as regulated in article X, and		P	—		P	—
		b.	Signs as regulated in article XI and as follows:
			(1)	Identification signs in accordance with the use of the lot	P	—		P	—
			(2)	Special signs and devices	P	—		P	—
	8.	Agriculture			—	S		—	S
	9.	Satellite receiving antenna with a diameter of ten feet or less are permitted. Satellite receiving antenna of more than ten feet to a maximum of 12 feet, or if to be erected on buildings, are permitted only after obtaining a special use permit, in the same manner as provided in sections 9-60 and 9-61 [22-630 and 22-631] of the Village Code of Ordinances, pertaining to obtaining of variations for the construction of fences.

(Ord. No. 2004-06, § 2, 3-2-2004)

7.04 - Special conditions.

Prior to the authorization for a special use, and the granting of a special use permit, special conditions where identified in article 7.03 shall be required in addition to compliance with the requirements for satisfactory plans, specifications, and public hearings as required in article XIII. The following list of special conditions are identified by code numbers corresponding to those which appear in article 7.03 in connection with specific special uses:

Code No.
1	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is located more than 100 feet from a residence district.
2	Such special use may be permitted where the owner satisfactorily establishes that there will be no appreciable traffic congestion or hazard to pedestrian safety.
3	Such special use may be permitted only as an integral part of a planned business center of over four acres in area where vehicular access to the establishment is from the parking lot driveways.
4	Such special use may be permitted where not more than five persons will be employed on the premises.
5	Such special use may be permitted above the ground floor.
6	Such special use may be permitted on a lot. which is located more than 500 feet from a residence district.
7	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is not less than 20,000 square feet in area.

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7.05 - Bulk and development standards in business districts.

			B1 District	B2 District
A	Minimum lot area		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
B	Minimum lot width		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
C	Maximum floor area ratio		1.50	1.50
D	Maximum height of buildings and structures		none	none
E	Minimum yards
	1.	Front and side yard adjoining street	none	none
	2.	Interior side (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another
	3.	Rear (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet
F	Minimum off-street parking and off-street loading		Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance	Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance

* The required interior side yard of five feet shall be increased by one foot for each two feet in height that the building exceeds 45 feet, and all structures over 45 feet in height shall provide an interior side yard and shall, therefore, not be contiguous to another structure.

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7.06 - Cannabis dispensary.

Definitions: The following terms as set forth in this section 7.06 shall be defined as follows:

Adult use dispensing organization licensee means a holder of a license issued by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation that permits a person/entity to act as a dispensing organization under this Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time and the administrative rule and regulations promulgated in furtherance of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act.

Cannabis has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Craft grower has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Infuser organization or infuser has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Special use. There shall be no more than one adult use dispensing organization licensee located within the corporate limits of the Village of Glenwood. The retail sale of cannabis by an adult use dispensing organization licensee shall only be allowed as a special use in the following locations:

On property zoned within the B-2 Zoning District that is north of Strieff Lane and South of Arquilla Lane that is not greater than 500 feet from the Halsted right-of-way.

In addition, use of property by a craft grower and/or an infuser organization shall also each be allowed as a special use if, and only if, the operations of the craft grower and/or the infuser organization will be located within the same building structure as an adult use dispensing organization licensee that has received as special use.

Special use criteria. In addition to satisfying all general special use criteria of section 13.10(E) of the zoning code, an adult use dispensing organization licensee, a craft grower and/or an infuser organization seeking a special use located within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Glenwood must also demonstrate its compliance with, and at all times comply with all the following:

The location of the adult use dispensing organization licensee must not be within 1,500 feet of any pre-existing location of any other "adult use dispensing organization licensee" as required by the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (the "Act"). The location of the craft grower must not be within 1,500 feet of any pre-existing location of any other craft grower or cultivation center (as defined in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq.) as required by the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (the "Act").

No person who is not at least 21 years of age shall be allowed into the premises. No person under 21 years of age shall be employed by the recipient of the special use.

Smoking, use or ingestion of cannabis in any form shall not be permitted on the premises. A sign of at least eight and one-half by 11 inches shall be posted in at least two conspicuous places inside the adult use dispensing facility visible to customers which states: "Use or Consumption of Cannabis on this property is strictly forbidden."

Food shall not be sold for consumption on the premises.

All product storage, display, and adult use sales in the dispensary must be conducted within an enclosed building. Adult use sales must be conducted in person on the premises. Drive through facilities are prohibited. The adult use dispensary cannot deliver any products to its customers. The adult use dispensary cannot sell any cannabis products through vending machines.

The location must at all times be operated in compliance with the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, as amended from time to time and the administrative rules and regulations promulgated in furtherance of the Act.

The hours of operation for the adult use dispensary shall not exceed those set forth in the Act, which are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

No products sold shall be visible from the exterior of the location.

The facility shall not be operated when less than two employees are present.

10.

The odor of cannabis or of any cannabis infused products shall not be detectable on the exterior of the facility.

11.

The sale of live plant material shall not be allowed.

12.

Compliance with all the requirements of the B-2 zoning district in which the facility is located, including compliance with all parking requirements.

13.

No portion of the exterior of the location shall contain any spot lights, flashing lights, search lights, or any similar lighting system.

14.

All signage and advertising shall comply with the requirements of 410 ILCS 705/55-20. Prohibited advertising shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, advertising which:

Is false or misleading;

Promotes over consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts the actual consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts any person under 21 years of age consuming cannabis;

Makes any health, medicinal or therapeutic claims about cannabis or any cannabis product;

Includes the image of a cannabis leaf or bud; or

Includes any image designed to appeal to minors, including cartoons, toys, animals, or children, or any other likeness to images, characters, or phrases that is designed in any manner to be appealing to or encourage consumption by persons under 21 years of age.

15.

Advertisement of cannabis or a cannabis product shall not be placed, maintained or cause to be placed or maintained in any form or through any medium:

Within 1,000 feet of the perimeter of school grounds, a playground, a recreation center or facility, a child care center, a public park or a public library, or a game arcade to which admission is not restricted to persons 21 years of age or older;

On or in a public transit vehicle or public transit shelter; or

On or in publicly owned or publicly operated property.

16.

The adult use dispensary shall comply with an operation plan that includes the following:

A customer sales area located behind a locked door into which customers must be buzzed into only after their identification is checked and it is determined the customer is at least 21 years of age. The age of the purchaser shall be verified by a government issued identification card and the use of an electronic reader or electronic scanning device.

Monitoring by video surveillance of the customer entrance area, parking area, sales area, back rooms, storage areas, delivery and loading bay areas and any other exterior doors. The video surveillance must be capable of being reviewed live by agents and employees of the licensee and must be continually recorded in a tamper proof format. The recordings must be maintained for a period for at least 30 days. The licensee shall make the recordings available to the village's chief of police or his/her designee upon request for the purpose of conducting criminal investigations and to ensure compliance with the location's operational plan, the Act, as well as all related regulations. Operation of the facility is prohibited if the video surveillance equipment is not operable. All areas viewed by video surveillance must be sufficiently illuminated.

The posting and maintenance of a sign in a prominent location which states the following: "This area is under live/recorded video surveillance to aid in the prosecution of any crimes committed against this facility or its patrons."

Burglar and panic alarms with a connection to the village's 911 provider.

A method to prevent long lines at the location and congestion during peak demand periods by the utilization of texting, an appointment system and/or mobile applications to notify customers when they may enter the facility.

Information required by the state for each sale must be entered into the state's cannabis electronic verification system. Each item of cannabis, cannabis concentrate, or cannabis infused product must be separately identified by quantity and price on the receipt. Operation of the facility is prohibited if:

(i)

Point of sale equipment is inoperative; or

(ii)

If the state's cannabis electronic verification system is inoperative.

The method for the disposal of any cannabis products that are not sold that adheres to state law and regulations.

17.

The craft grower shall at all times be licensed by the State of Illinois as a craft grower and shall at all times be in compliance Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time, and all the administrative rules and regulations promulgated in furtherance of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act that are applicable to craft growers.

18.

The infuser organization shall at all times be licensed by the State of Illinois as an infuser organization and shall at all times be in compliance Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time, and all the administrative rules and regulations promulgated in furtherance of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act that are applicable to the infuser organization.

Special use application. An application for a special use under this section 7.06 shall include all of the following information:

A site plan showing the location of all buildings, building entrances, parking areas and spaces, public and private sidewalks, adjacent streets and surrounding property uses;

Building elevations;

Lighting plan;

Signage plan;

An interior floor plan; and

Any other documentation necessary to show compliance with any of the requirements of subsection C.

(Ord. No. 2020-26, § 2, 10-6-2020; Ord. No. 2022-08, § 2, 3-15-2022)

Glenwood City Zoning Code

ARTICLE VII

BUSINESS DISTRICTS2

Footnotes:

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Cross reference— Businesses, ch. 26.

7.01 - Preamble.

7.02 - Business district provisions.

Dwelling units. Dwelling units and lodging rooms are not permitted in the B1 and B2 districts, except in a permitted hotel, motel, convent, monastery, parsonage, or rectory.

Enclosure of operations. All business, servicing, storage, or processing shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings except:

Off-street parking or loading;

Drive-in type of operations when conducted as a lawful permitted or special use in the B2 district;

Open sales lots when operated as a permitted or special use under B2 district and open sales lots when operated as a special use in the B1 district;

Special outdoor sales events of limited duration sponsored by an association of merchants for the promotion of a business district.

Performance standards. All activities shall conform with the performance standards established for the M manufacturing district.

(Ord. No. 2003-02, § 1, 2-4-2003)

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7.03 - Permitted uses and special uses in business districts.

					B1 District			B2 District
Use					Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)	Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)
A.	Business and Commercial Uses
	1.	Amusement establishments			—	—		—	S
	2.	Amusement parks			—	—		—	S
	3.	Animal hospitals and veterinarian offices			—	—		P	—	1
	4.	Antique shops			P	—		P	—
	5.	Archery ranges			—	—		—	S
	6.	Art and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	7.	Auction rooms			—	S		P	—
	8.	Automobile-oriented establishments as follows:
		a.	Garages, including painting and body and fender work		—	—		—	S	6
		b.	Garage, not including painting and body and fender work		—	—		P	—
		c.	Automobile laundries		—	—		P	—	2
		d.	Automobile sales, new cars		—	—		P	—
		e.	Automobile sales, new and used cars		—	—		P	—	1, 2
		f.	Automobile service stations		—	—		P	—
		g.	Automobile accessory stores		—	S		P	—
	9.	Bakeries, as follows:
		a.	Retail sales only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Retail sales with processing for on-premises sales only		—	—		—	S	1
	10.	Banks and savings and loans, with accessory drive-in facilities			P	—		P	—
	11.	Barber shops and beauty parlors			P	—		P	—
	12.	Baseball driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	13.	Battery and tire sales and service establishments			—	S	3	P	—
	14.	Bicycle sales, rental and repair			P	—		P	—
	15.	Blueprinting and photostating establishments			—	—		P	—
	16.	Boat sales, including service			—	—		P	—
	17.	Book, stationery and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	18.	Bottling and distribution plants			—	—		—	S
	19.	Bowling alleys			—	S	3	P	—
	20.	Building material sales, as follows:
		a.	Without open storage		—	—		P	—
		b.	With open storage		—	—		—	S	1
	21.	Business machine sales and service			—	—		P	—
	22.	Bus terminals			—	—		—	S
	23.	Camera and photographic supply stores			P	—		P	—
	24.	Candy and ice cream stores			P	—		P	—
	25.	Carpet and rug stores			P	—		P	—
	26.	Cartage, express and parcel delivery establishments			—	—		—	S
	27.	Catering establishments			—	S	5	P	—
	28.	Cleaning and dyeing establishments as follows:
		a.	Clothes pressing, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Receiving only		P	—		P	—
		c.	Retail, including accessory processing only		—	—		P	—
		d.	Retail, including accessory processing and pick-up and delivery service		—	—		—	S	1, 2
	29.	Clothing and costume rental			—	—		P	—
	30.	Clothing stores			P	—		P	—
	31.	Coin and philatelic stores			P	—		P	—
	32.	Contractor's offices and shops			—	—		—	S
	33.	Custom dressmaking			—	S	5	P	—
	34.	Department stores			P	—		P	—
	35.	Drive-in establishments			—	—		P	—
	36.	Drug stores			P	—		P	—
	37.	Dry goods stores			P	—		P	—
	38.	Electrical and gas appliance stores, as follows:
		a.	Sales, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Sales and service		—	—		P	—
	39.	Employment agencies			—	S	5	P	—
	40.	Exhibition halls			—	—		—	S
	41.	Exterminating shops			—	—		P	—
	42.	Feed stores			—	—		P	—
	43.	Flower shops			P	—		P	—
	44.	Food stores			P	—		P	—
	45.	Frozen food lockers			—	—		—	S	1
	46.	Fuel and ice, retail sales only			—	—		—	S	1, 2
	47.	Furniture stores, including accessory upholstering			P	—		P	—
	48.	Furrier shops			P	—		P	—
	49.	Garden supply stores			—	S		—	S
	50.	Gift and souvenir stores			P	—		P
	51.	Go-cart tracks			—	—		—	S
	52.	Golf courses, miniature or par 3			—	—		—	S
	53.	Golf driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	54.	Green houses, retail and wholesale sales			—	—		P	—
	55.	Gunsmiths			P	—		P	—
	56.	Haberdashery stores			P	—		P	—
	57.	Hardware stores, including electrical and plumbing supplies			P	—		P	—
	58.	Health clubs, and establishments			—	S		P	—
	59.	Heliports			—	—		—	S	6
	60.	Hobby shops			P	—		P	—
	61.	Hospitals			—	S		—	S
	62.	Hotels			—	S		P	—
	63.	Household appliances, retail sales and accessory repair only			P	—		P	—
	64.	Ice skating rinks			—	—		—	S	1
	65.	Importers and distributors			—	—		—	S	2
	66.	Interior decorating shops			P	—		P	—
	67.	Jewelry shops			P	—		P	—
	68.	Job printing shops			—	—		—	S	1
	69.	Kennels			—	—		—	S	1
	70.	Laboratories, medical, dental, and optical			—	S	5	P	—
	71.	Launderettes			—	S		P	—
	72.	Laundries			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	73.	Leather goods and luggage stores			P	—		P	—
	74.	Linen, towel and diaper service establishments			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	75.	Liquor stores, package			P	—		P	—
	76.	Live bait stores			—	—		P	—
	77.	Loan offices			P	—		P	—
	78.	Locksmith shop			P	—		P	—
	79.	Machinery and equipment sales establishments			—	—		—	S
	80.	Mail order houses			—	—		—	S	2, 1
	81.	Meat markets			P	—		P	—
	82.	Medical or dental clinics			—	S		P	—
	83.	Meeting halls			—	S	5	P	—
	84.	Millinery shops			P	—		P	—
	85.	Mobile homes and trailer sales and rental			—	—		—	S
	86.	Model homes or garages, display and sales			—	—		—	S
	87.	Monument sales			—	—		P	—
	88.	Motels			—	S		P	—
	89.	Musical instrument, sales and repairs			—	S	5	P	—
	90.	Music stores, phonographs, records and sheet music			P	—		P	—
	91.	Newspaper offices including printing			—	S		—	S
	92.	Newspaper distribution establishments			—	—		P	—
	93.	Newsstands			P	—		P	—
	94.	Notions shops			P	—		P	—
	95.	Offices, general or professional			P	—		P	—
	96.	Offices, general and professional with accessory research and testing			—	S		—	S
	97.	Office supply store			P	—		P	—
	98.	Open sales lots, as an accessory use			—	S		—	S	1
	99.	Open sales lots, as a principal use			—	S		—	S	1
	100.	Optical sales, retail			P	—		P	—
	101.	Orthopedic and medical appliance sales			—	—		P	—
	102.	Paint and wallpaper stores			P	—		P	—
	103.	Parcel delivery stations			—	S	2	—	S	2
	104.	Parking lots and storage garages			—	S	2	—	S	2
	105.	Pawn shops			—	—		—	S
	106.	Photography studio			—	S	5	P	—
	107.	Physical culture and health services (see definition)			—	S	5	P	—
	108.	Printing, publishing on lithography establishments			—	—		—	S	4
	109.	Radio and television studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.	Recording studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.1	Residential use above a commercial use				S
	111.	Restaurants, not including drive-in			P	—		P	—
	112.	Restaurants, drive-in			—	—		P	—
	113.	Riding academies			—	—		—	S
	114.	Secondhand stores and rummage shops			—	—		P	—
	115.	Schools, commercial and trade			—	S	5	P	—
	116.	Shoe repair shops			P	—		P	—
	117.	Shoe stores			P	—		P	—
	118.	Signs, advertising			—	—		P	—
	119.	Sporting goods stores			P	—		P	—
	120.	Tailor shops			P	—		P	—
	121.	Taverns			P	—		P	—
	122.	Taxidermists			—	—		P	—
	123.	Temporary buildings for construction purposes, for a period not to exceed such construction			P	—		P	—
	124.	Theatres, indoor			P	—		P	—
	125.	Theatres, outdoor			—	—		—	S
	126.	Undertaking establishments and funeral parlors			—	S	2	P	—
	127.	Variety stores			P	—		P	—
	128.	Vending machines (see definition)			—	S		P	—
B.	Other Uses
	1.	Uses similar to those specified as permitted or special uses in each of the business districts			—	S		—	S
	2.	Churches, chapels, temples and synagogues			—	S	7	—	S	7
	3.	Hospitals			—	—		—	S
	4.	Nursing homes			—	—		P	—
	5.	Philanthropic and eleemosynary institutions			—	S		P	—
	6.	Utility, public and governmental uses			—	S		—	S
	7.	Accessory uses to the above uses including, but not limited to:
		a.	Off-street parking, and loading, as regulated in article X, and		P	—		P	—
		b.	Signs as regulated in article XI and as follows:
			(1)	Identification signs in accordance with the use of the lot	P	—		P	—
			(2)	Special signs and devices	P	—		P	—
	8.	Agriculture			—	S		—	S
	9.	Satellite receiving antenna with a diameter of ten feet or less are permitted. Satellite receiving antenna of more than ten feet to a maximum of 12 feet, or if to be erected on buildings, are permitted only after obtaining a special use permit, in the same manner as provided in sections 9-60 and 9-61 [22-630 and 22-631] of the Village Code of Ordinances, pertaining to obtaining of variations for the construction of fences.

(Ord. No. 2004-06, § 2, 3-2-2004)

7.04 - Special conditions.

Code No.
1	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is located more than 100 feet from a residence district.
2	Such special use may be permitted where the owner satisfactorily establishes that there will be no appreciable traffic congestion or hazard to pedestrian safety.
3	Such special use may be permitted only as an integral part of a planned business center of over four acres in area where vehicular access to the establishment is from the parking lot driveways.
4	Such special use may be permitted where not more than five persons will be employed on the premises.
5	Such special use may be permitted above the ground floor.
6	Such special use may be permitted on a lot. which is located more than 500 feet from a residence district.
7	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is not less than 20,000 square feet in area.

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7.05 - Bulk and development standards in business districts.

			B1 District	B2 District
A	Minimum lot area		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
B	Minimum lot width		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
C	Maximum floor area ratio		1.50	1.50
D	Maximum height of buildings and structures		none	none
E	Minimum yards
	1.	Front and side yard adjoining street	none	none
	2.	Interior side (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another
	3.	Rear (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet
F	Minimum off-street parking and off-street loading		Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance	Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance

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7.06 - Cannabis dispensary.

Definitions: The following terms as set forth in this section 7.06 shall be defined as follows:

Cannabis has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Craft grower has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Infuser organization or infuser has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

On property zoned within the B-2 Zoning District that is north of Strieff Lane and South of Arquilla Lane that is not greater than 500 feet from the Halsted right-of-way.

No person who is not at least 21 years of age shall be allowed into the premises. No person under 21 years of age shall be employed by the recipient of the special use.

Food shall not be sold for consumption on the premises.

The hours of operation for the adult use dispensary shall not exceed those set forth in the Act, which are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

No products sold shall be visible from the exterior of the location.

The facility shall not be operated when less than two employees are present.

10.

The odor of cannabis or of any cannabis infused products shall not be detectable on the exterior of the facility.

11.

The sale of live plant material shall not be allowed.

12.

Compliance with all the requirements of the B-2 zoning district in which the facility is located, including compliance with all parking requirements.

13.

No portion of the exterior of the location shall contain any spot lights, flashing lights, search lights, or any similar lighting system.

14.

All signage and advertising shall comply with the requirements of 410 ILCS 705/55-20. Prohibited advertising shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, advertising which:

Is false or misleading;

Promotes over consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts the actual consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts any person under 21 years of age consuming cannabis;

Makes any health, medicinal or therapeutic claims about cannabis or any cannabis product;

Includes the image of a cannabis leaf or bud; or

15.

Advertisement of cannabis or a cannabis product shall not be placed, maintained or cause to be placed or maintained in any form or through any medium:

On or in a public transit vehicle or public transit shelter; or

On or in publicly owned or publicly operated property.

16.

The adult use dispensary shall comply with an operation plan that includes the following:

Burglar and panic alarms with a connection to the village's 911 provider.

(i)

Point of sale equipment is inoperative; or

(ii)

If the state's cannabis electronic verification system is inoperative.

The method for the disposal of any cannabis products that are not sold that adheres to state law and regulations.

17.

18.

Special use application. An application for a special use under this section 7.06 shall include all of the following information:

A site plan showing the location of all buildings, building entrances, parking areas and spaces, public and private sidewalks, adjacent streets and surrounding property uses;

Building elevations;

Lighting plan;

Signage plan;

An interior floor plan; and

Any other documentation necessary to show compliance with any of the requirements of subsection C.

(Ord. No. 2020-26, § 2, 10-6-2020; Ord. No. 2022-08, § 2, 3-15-2022)

Glenwood City Zoning Code

ARTICLE VII

BUSINESS DISTRICTS2

Footnotes:

--- (2) ---

Cross reference— Businesses, ch. 26.

7.01 - Preamble.

7.02 - Business district provisions.

Dwelling units. Dwelling units and lodging rooms are not permitted in the B1 and B2 districts, except in a permitted hotel, motel, convent, monastery, parsonage, or rectory.

Enclosure of operations. All business, servicing, storage, or processing shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings except:

Off-street parking or loading;

Drive-in type of operations when conducted as a lawful permitted or special use in the B2 district;

Open sales lots when operated as a permitted or special use under B2 district and open sales lots when operated as a special use in the B1 district;

Special outdoor sales events of limited duration sponsored by an association of merchants for the promotion of a business district.

Performance standards. All activities shall conform with the performance standards established for the M manufacturing district.

(Ord. No. 2003-02, § 1, 2-4-2003)

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7.03 - Permitted uses and special uses in business districts.

					B1 District			B2 District
Use					Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)	Permitted Use	Special Use	Special Conditions Code No. (See 7.04)
A.	Business and Commercial Uses
	1.	Amusement establishments			—	—		—	S
	2.	Amusement parks			—	—		—	S
	3.	Animal hospitals and veterinarian offices			—	—		P	—	1
	4.	Antique shops			P	—		P	—
	5.	Archery ranges			—	—		—	S
	6.	Art and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	7.	Auction rooms			—	S		P	—
	8.	Automobile-oriented establishments as follows:
		a.	Garages, including painting and body and fender work		—	—		—	S	6
		b.	Garage, not including painting and body and fender work		—	—		P	—
		c.	Automobile laundries		—	—		P	—	2
		d.	Automobile sales, new cars		—	—		P	—
		e.	Automobile sales, new and used cars		—	—		P	—	1, 2
		f.	Automobile service stations		—	—		P	—
		g.	Automobile accessory stores		—	S		P	—
	9.	Bakeries, as follows:
		a.	Retail sales only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Retail sales with processing for on-premises sales only		—	—		—	S	1
	10.	Banks and savings and loans, with accessory drive-in facilities			P	—		P	—
	11.	Barber shops and beauty parlors			P	—		P	—
	12.	Baseball driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	13.	Battery and tire sales and service establishments			—	S	3	P	—
	14.	Bicycle sales, rental and repair			P	—		P	—
	15.	Blueprinting and photostating establishments			—	—		P	—
	16.	Boat sales, including service			—	—		P	—
	17.	Book, stationery and school supply stores			P	—		P	—
	18.	Bottling and distribution plants			—	—		—	S
	19.	Bowling alleys			—	S	3	P	—
	20.	Building material sales, as follows:
		a.	Without open storage		—	—		P	—
		b.	With open storage		—	—		—	S	1
	21.	Business machine sales and service			—	—		P	—
	22.	Bus terminals			—	—		—	S
	23.	Camera and photographic supply stores			P	—		P	—
	24.	Candy and ice cream stores			P	—		P	—
	25.	Carpet and rug stores			P	—		P	—
	26.	Cartage, express and parcel delivery establishments			—	—		—	S
	27.	Catering establishments			—	S	5	P	—
	28.	Cleaning and dyeing establishments as follows:
		a.	Clothes pressing, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Receiving only		P	—		P	—
		c.	Retail, including accessory processing only		—	—		P	—
		d.	Retail, including accessory processing and pick-up and delivery service		—	—		—	S	1, 2
	29.	Clothing and costume rental			—	—		P	—
	30.	Clothing stores			P	—		P	—
	31.	Coin and philatelic stores			P	—		P	—
	32.	Contractor's offices and shops			—	—		—	S
	33.	Custom dressmaking			—	S	5	P	—
	34.	Department stores			P	—		P	—
	35.	Drive-in establishments			—	—		P	—
	36.	Drug stores			P	—		P	—
	37.	Dry goods stores			P	—		P	—
	38.	Electrical and gas appliance stores, as follows:
		a.	Sales, only		P	—		P	—
		b.	Sales and service		—	—		P	—
	39.	Employment agencies			—	S	5	P	—
	40.	Exhibition halls			—	—		—	S
	41.	Exterminating shops			—	—		P	—
	42.	Feed stores			—	—		P	—
	43.	Flower shops			P	—		P	—
	44.	Food stores			P	—		P	—
	45.	Frozen food lockers			—	—		—	S	1
	46.	Fuel and ice, retail sales only			—	—		—	S	1, 2
	47.	Furniture stores, including accessory upholstering			P	—		P	—
	48.	Furrier shops			P	—		P	—
	49.	Garden supply stores			—	S		—	S
	50.	Gift and souvenir stores			P	—		P
	51.	Go-cart tracks			—	—		—	S
	52.	Golf courses, miniature or par 3			—	—		—	S
	53.	Golf driving ranges			—	—		—	S
	54.	Green houses, retail and wholesale sales			—	—		P	—
	55.	Gunsmiths			P	—		P	—
	56.	Haberdashery stores			P	—		P	—
	57.	Hardware stores, including electrical and plumbing supplies			P	—		P	—
	58.	Health clubs, and establishments			—	S		P	—
	59.	Heliports			—	—		—	S	6
	60.	Hobby shops			P	—		P	—
	61.	Hospitals			—	S		—	S
	62.	Hotels			—	S		P	—
	63.	Household appliances, retail sales and accessory repair only			P	—		P	—
	64.	Ice skating rinks			—	—		—	S	1
	65.	Importers and distributors			—	—		—	S	2
	66.	Interior decorating shops			P	—		P	—
	67.	Jewelry shops			P	—		P	—
	68.	Job printing shops			—	—		—	S	1
	69.	Kennels			—	—		—	S	1
	70.	Laboratories, medical, dental, and optical			—	S	5	P	—
	71.	Launderettes			—	S		P	—
	72.	Laundries			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	73.	Leather goods and luggage stores			P	—		P	—
	74.	Linen, towel and diaper service establishments			—	—		—	S	2, 6
	75.	Liquor stores, package			P	—		P	—
	76.	Live bait stores			—	—		P	—
	77.	Loan offices			P	—		P	—
	78.	Locksmith shop			P	—		P	—
	79.	Machinery and equipment sales establishments			—	—		—	S
	80.	Mail order houses			—	—		—	S	2, 1
	81.	Meat markets			P	—		P	—
	82.	Medical or dental clinics			—	S		P	—
	83.	Meeting halls			—	S	5	P	—
	84.	Millinery shops			P	—		P	—
	85.	Mobile homes and trailer sales and rental			—	—		—	S
	86.	Model homes or garages, display and sales			—	—		—	S
	87.	Monument sales			—	—		P	—
	88.	Motels			—	S		P	—
	89.	Musical instrument, sales and repairs			—	S	5	P	—
	90.	Music stores, phonographs, records and sheet music			P	—		P	—
	91.	Newspaper offices including printing			—	S		—	S
	92.	Newspaper distribution establishments			—	—		P	—
	93.	Newsstands			P	—		P	—
	94.	Notions shops			P	—		P	—
	95.	Offices, general or professional			P	—		P	—
	96.	Offices, general and professional with accessory research and testing			—	S		—	S
	97.	Office supply store			P	—		P	—
	98.	Open sales lots, as an accessory use			—	S		—	S	1
	99.	Open sales lots, as a principal use			—	S		—	S	1
	100.	Optical sales, retail			P	—		P	—
	101.	Orthopedic and medical appliance sales			—	—		P	—
	102.	Paint and wallpaper stores			P	—		P	—
	103.	Parcel delivery stations			—	S	2	—	S	2
	104.	Parking lots and storage garages			—	S	2	—	S	2
	105.	Pawn shops			—	—		—	S
	106.	Photography studio			—	S	5	P	—
	107.	Physical culture and health services (see definition)			—	S	5	P	—
	108.	Printing, publishing on lithography establishments			—	—		—	S	4
	109.	Radio and television studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.	Recording studios			—	S	5	P	—
	110.1	Residential use above a commercial use				S
	111.	Restaurants, not including drive-in			P	—		P	—
	112.	Restaurants, drive-in			—	—		P	—
	113.	Riding academies			—	—		—	S
	114.	Secondhand stores and rummage shops			—	—		P	—
	115.	Schools, commercial and trade			—	S	5	P	—
	116.	Shoe repair shops			P	—		P	—
	117.	Shoe stores			P	—		P	—
	118.	Signs, advertising			—	—		P	—
	119.	Sporting goods stores			P	—		P	—
	120.	Tailor shops			P	—		P	—
	121.	Taverns			P	—		P	—
	122.	Taxidermists			—	—		P	—
	123.	Temporary buildings for construction purposes, for a period not to exceed such construction			P	—		P	—
	124.	Theatres, indoor			P	—		P	—
	125.	Theatres, outdoor			—	—		—	S
	126.	Undertaking establishments and funeral parlors			—	S	2	P	—
	127.	Variety stores			P	—		P	—
	128.	Vending machines (see definition)			—	S		P	—
B.	Other Uses
	1.	Uses similar to those specified as permitted or special uses in each of the business districts			—	S		—	S
	2.	Churches, chapels, temples and synagogues			—	S	7	—	S	7
	3.	Hospitals			—	—		—	S
	4.	Nursing homes			—	—		P	—
	5.	Philanthropic and eleemosynary institutions			—	S		P	—
	6.	Utility, public and governmental uses			—	S		—	S
	7.	Accessory uses to the above uses including, but not limited to:
		a.	Off-street parking, and loading, as regulated in article X, and		P	—		P	—
		b.	Signs as regulated in article XI and as follows:
			(1)	Identification signs in accordance with the use of the lot	P	—		P	—
			(2)	Special signs and devices	P	—		P	—
	8.	Agriculture			—	S		—	S
	9.	Satellite receiving antenna with a diameter of ten feet or less are permitted. Satellite receiving antenna of more than ten feet to a maximum of 12 feet, or if to be erected on buildings, are permitted only after obtaining a special use permit, in the same manner as provided in sections 9-60 and 9-61 [22-630 and 22-631] of the Village Code of Ordinances, pertaining to obtaining of variations for the construction of fences.

(Ord. No. 2004-06, § 2, 3-2-2004)

7.04 - Special conditions.

Code No.
1	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is located more than 100 feet from a residence district.
2	Such special use may be permitted where the owner satisfactorily establishes that there will be no appreciable traffic congestion or hazard to pedestrian safety.
3	Such special use may be permitted only as an integral part of a planned business center of over four acres in area where vehicular access to the establishment is from the parking lot driveways.
4	Such special use may be permitted where not more than five persons will be employed on the premises.
5	Such special use may be permitted above the ground floor.
6	Such special use may be permitted on a lot. which is located more than 500 feet from a residence district.
7	Such special use may be permitted on a lot which is not less than 20,000 square feet in area.

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7.05 - Bulk and development standards in business districts.

			B1 District	B2 District
A	Minimum lot area		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
B	Minimum lot width		None, except as required for special uses	None, except as required for special uses
C	Maximum floor area ratio		1.50	1.50
D	Maximum height of buildings and structures		none	none
E	Minimum yards
	1.	Front and side yard adjoining street	none	none
	2.	Interior side (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another	5 feet,* except no side yard is required where the walls of adjoining business structures are contiguous to one another
	3.	Rear (See 7.02 E where such yard adjoins a residence district)	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet	20 feet plus one foot for each two feet in height that the building or structure exceeds 45 feet
F	Minimum off-street parking and off-street loading		Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance	Required in accordance with regulations set forth in article X of this ordinance

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7.06 - Cannabis dispensary.

Definitions: The following terms as set forth in this section 7.06 shall be defined as follows:

Cannabis has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Craft grower has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

Infuser organization or infuser has the definition set forth in the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, 410 ILCS 705/1 et seq., as amended from time to time.

On property zoned within the B-2 Zoning District that is north of Strieff Lane and South of Arquilla Lane that is not greater than 500 feet from the Halsted right-of-way.

No person who is not at least 21 years of age shall be allowed into the premises. No person under 21 years of age shall be employed by the recipient of the special use.

Food shall not be sold for consumption on the premises.

The hours of operation for the adult use dispensary shall not exceed those set forth in the Act, which are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

No products sold shall be visible from the exterior of the location.

The facility shall not be operated when less than two employees are present.

10.

The odor of cannabis or of any cannabis infused products shall not be detectable on the exterior of the facility.

11.

The sale of live plant material shall not be allowed.

12.

Compliance with all the requirements of the B-2 zoning district in which the facility is located, including compliance with all parking requirements.

13.

No portion of the exterior of the location shall contain any spot lights, flashing lights, search lights, or any similar lighting system.

14.

All signage and advertising shall comply with the requirements of 410 ILCS 705/55-20. Prohibited advertising shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, advertising which:

Is false or misleading;

Promotes over consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts the actual consumption of cannabis or cannabis products;

Depicts any person under 21 years of age consuming cannabis;

Makes any health, medicinal or therapeutic claims about cannabis or any cannabis product;

Includes the image of a cannabis leaf or bud; or

15.

Advertisement of cannabis or a cannabis product shall not be placed, maintained or cause to be placed or maintained in any form or through any medium:

On or in a public transit vehicle or public transit shelter; or

On or in publicly owned or publicly operated property.

16.

The adult use dispensary shall comply with an operation plan that includes the following:

Burglar and panic alarms with a connection to the village's 911 provider.

(i)

Point of sale equipment is inoperative; or

(ii)

If the state's cannabis electronic verification system is inoperative.

The method for the disposal of any cannabis products that are not sold that adheres to state law and regulations.

17.

18.

Special use application. An application for a special use under this section 7.06 shall include all of the following information:

A site plan showing the location of all buildings, building entrances, parking areas and spaces, public and private sidewalks, adjacent streets and surrounding property uses;

Building elevations;

Lighting plan;

Signage plan;

An interior floor plan; and

Any other documentation necessary to show compliance with any of the requirements of subsection C.

(Ord. No. 2020-26, § 2, 10-6-2020; Ord. No. 2022-08, § 2, 3-15-2022)