The manufacturing of articles or the assembling of unfinished parts by hand or machine or both, except heavy industry, provided that the noise caused by the operation of the machinery, the emission of odors, stenches, dust, smoke, gas or noise are confined within the building or premises where such manufacturing or assembling of articles is carried on, and provided that, where machines are used in such manufacturing or assembling, each such machine shall be operated by a motor of not more than five horsepower. In buildings in which elevators are operated, the limitation of horsepower herein set forth shall not apply with respect to such elevators and conveyors. A blower may be of such horsepower as may be necessary, provided that the noise thereof shall be confined within the building, and provided that the duct shall not extend more than six feet above the roof level of the building.

Auto laundries.

Bake shops or bakeries where bread or cake, or both products, are baked or sold at wholesale or retail.

Buildings which are used to transiently store merchandise or packages for distribution, with the right to house therein the motor vehicles used in such business, except as otherwise expressly prohibited in this chapter. Not more than one gasoline pump may be used; it must be inside the building and used only for servicing of the motor vehicles used in such business. The vehicles used in such business may be repaired therein, provided that not more than three men are so employed on such repairs.

Repair of vehicles.

Public garages, except as otherwise provided in Article VIII.

Repair shops, except in public garages.

Upholstery shops. No upholstery work shall, however, be performed in any part of any building where excelsior, dry moss or sisal is used in connection with such work, unless said part of said building is made fireproof and so maintained or unless such excelsior, dry moss or sisal be kept in covered metal containers.

The pasteurization of milk and bottling of same.

Lodges and clubs subject to approval of the Board of Trustees, after public hearing and notice.

Outdoor storage of new automobiles upon an open lot by dealers of new cars having a franchise to sell new cars in the Village, subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees after public notice and hearing and subject to the following conditions and limitations:

The brewing or distilling of beer or liquors, subject to Village Board approval. The Village Board may set forth any such restrictions and conditions on the brewing of beer or distilling of liquors within the Village as it deems necessary. These restrictions may include, but are not limited to, the limitation on the amount of production of beer or liquor, square footage dedicated to production of beer or liquor, square footage dedicated to tasting rooms and capacity limitations on the number of occupants.

A business open for the sale of tobacco products, herbal cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, liquid nicotine, vapor products, rolling papers, and other smoking paraphernalia. Tobacco products include, but are not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, powdered tobacco, bidis, gutka, shisha, and any other tobacco product. Herbal cigarettes are made primarily of an herb or combination of herbs and are intended to be used in the same manner as tobacco. Electronic cigarettes are electronic devices that deliver vapor which is inhaled, and include any refill, cartridge and any other component of such device. Liquid nicotine, also known as electronic or e-liquid, is a liquid composed of nicotine and other chemicals. Vapor products include noncombustible liquids or gels for use in a vaping device, regardless of the presence of nicotine.

Any power unit of over five horsepower, except a blower.

Asphalt manufacturing or refining, cement plants or cement mix plants, or lime mix or mixture, cement or cement mix or mixture, gypsum or plaster of paris mix or mixture, or manufacture thereof, and such trade or substantially similar trade, industry or use in which any such mixture or material used therein falls or drips upon the roadway, street or streets of the Village and industry, trade or use is carried on of any material or substance where such material or substance stance is not so covered that the same may not be blown or dispersed into the air or street while being hauled to or from any place of business in said district.

Assaying (other than gold or silver).

Blacksmithing or horseshoeing.

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Carpet or rug cleaning.

Crematories.

Dyeing or dry cleaning; tailors may do hand spot-cleaning as an incident to tailoring.

Electrical central station power plants.

Fat rendering.

Lampblack manufacturing.

Lumberyard.

Lunch wagon, whether on wheels or foundation.

Sawmill or planing mill.

Smelting.

Stable for horses.

Starch, glucose or dextrine manufacturing.

Sugar refining.

There is prohibited in this district all buildings, structures and uses prohibited in the Industrial District, unless herein expressly permitted.

One- and two-family dwellings.

Boardinghouses, rooming houses or lodging houses.

Hotels.

Amusement centers containing more than two amusement center games, as defined in Chapter 66, Amusements.

Tattoo parlors.

A business which allocates a substantial portion of its operations engaging in the piercing of parts of the human body for the purpose of attaching or inserting jewelry, decoration or other like ornaments therein.

Transient dwelling units.

Party venue.