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Lander City Zoning Code

4-12-7 District Regulations

General Commercial District C

  1. Intent. This district is intended to provide locations for all retail, commercial, institutional and office uses necessary for a community.
  2. Permitted Uses. The following uses may be operated as permitted uses in the district:
    1. small business machine sales, repair and service;
    2. amusement place (not to include adult rated book store or uses of similar type);
    3. antique shop and store, providing all merchandise is displayed and sold inside a structure;
    4. apparel and accessory store;
    5. art and art supply stores;
    6. auditorium and similar places of public assembly;
    7. automobile and manufactured home sales, service and repair, new and used;
    8. auto supply store;
    9. banks and other savings and lending institutions;
    10. barber and beauty shops;
    11. bicycle shop;
    12. books and stationery store;
    13. business and technical school and school for photography, music and dancing;
    14. carpenter and cabinet shop;
    15. church and parish house;
    16. cigar and tobacco store;
    17. clothing and costume rental;
    18. commercial recreation use;
    19. commercial storage facilities;
    20. custom dressmaking, furrier, millinery, or tailor shop;
    21. delicatessen and catering establishment;
    22. department store;
    23. drug store and prescription shop;
    24. dry good and notion store;
    25. dry cleaning and laundry establishment,;
    26. electric repair shop (household appliances);
    27. fire station, police station and jail;
    28. fix-it shop (radio, television, and small household appliances repair);
    29. florist and gift shop;
    30. furniture and home furnishing store;
    31. garden shop;
    32. garage (public and private);
    33. gasoline filling station;
    34. greenhouse and nursery (place where young trees or other plants are raised for experimental purposes for transplanting, or for sale);
    35. grocery store (including retail meat markets and produce stores);
    36. hardware store;
    37. hobby, stamp and coin store;
    38. hotel and motel;
    39. household appliance store;
    40. implement sales and service;
    41. interior decorator's shop;
    42. jewelry and metal craft store;
    43. leather goods and luggage store;
    44. library and museum;
    45. lock and key shop;
    46. lumber yard;
    47. mail order catalog store;
    48. medical, dental and health clinic;
    49. medical and orthopedic appliance store;
    50. messenger or telegraph service station;
    51. mortuary/crematory
    52. music instrument sales and repair shop;
    53. music studio, radio and television store;
    54. newspaper office;
    55. newsstand;
    56. offices and office structure;
    57. office supply and office equipment store;
    58. optician and optometrists shop;
    59. package liquor store;
    60. paint store;
    61. parking of vehicles;
    62. pawn shop;
    63. pet shop;
    64. photographic equipment and supply store;
    65. photographic studio;
    66. picture frame shop;
    67. plumbing shop;
    68. printing and publishing house (including newspapers);
    69. private club, fraternity, sorority and lodge;
    70. public or private school for elementary or secondary education;
    71. radio and television studio;
    72. rental store;
    73. restaurant and tea room (including "drive-ins");
    74. self-service laundry;
    75. sewing machine store;
    76. sheet metal shop;
    77. shoe store;
    78. shoe repair and shoe shine shop;
    79. short-term rentals
    80. single & multi-family dwellings;
    81. sporting and athletic goods store;
    82. tailor shop;
    83. tavern or lounge;
    84. theater, including drive-in theater;
    85. tire repair shop;
    86. tinsmith shop;
    87. toy store;
    88. travel agency;
    89. variety store and shop;
    90. veterinary clinic, providing all animal runs or observation pens are completely enclosed;
    91. vocational school;
    92. wallpaper store and shop;
    93. watch repair shop;
    94. wholesale establishment;
    95. essential public utility and public service installation;
  3. related uses of similar type as determined by the Board of Adjustment;
  4. Minimum Area of Lot: None
  5. Minimum Width of Lot: 30 feet on public street
  6. Minimum Setback Requirements for Principal Structures:
    1. front yard: 8 feet;
    2. side yard on flanking street on corner lot: 8 feet.
    3. When a lot or parcel of ground in the district adjoins a residential district, the setback requirements that apply to the yard area of the residential district shall be required, otherwise no setbacks would be required.
    4. When a parcel of ground or lot adjoins a residential district at the rear yard, a six foot high solid wall/fence or other approved buffer shall be required.
  7. Maximum Height of Structures: 45 feet
  8. Conditional Uses:
    1. Recreational vehicle and campground district (see district regulations 4-13-01);
    2. gaming (subject to the mandatory conditions et forth in 4-16-1; and the off-street parking requirement of 4-11-10(C);
    3. commercial communications towers and antennas;
    4. Child Care;
    5. Foster care
    6. related uses of similar type as approved by the Board of Adjustment
HISTORY
Amended by Ord. 1023 on 3/14/2000
Amended by Ord. 1152 on 1/13/2009
Amended by Ord. 1198 on 10/27/2015

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1198