There can be no more than two principal uses associated with the property in question, i.e., professional office and residence. A professional occupation includes, but is not limited to, architect, artist, accountant, contractor, dentist, surgeon or physician, chiropractor, engineer, land surveyor, and lawyer. A professional occupation for purposes of this section, does not include but is not limited to the occupation of cabinet making and furniture repair work, musician, real estate agent or broker, construction trades which include on site work areas, an animal hospital or kennel, an automotive repair shop, a barber shop, a restaurant, tearoom or tavern, a store, mortuary, limousine and livery services, or other similar uses. Also for purposes of this section, a professional office does not include any hospital, clinic, or outpatient treatment center. If the professional office to be located in a home is not stated as permitted, then it is prohibited.
[Ord. No. 2913-15 § 2]