Bakery, retail.

Barbershop.

Beauty or styling salon.

Bicycle sales, rental and repair shop.

Book and stationery shop or newsstand; excluding adult uses, as defined in Article XXIX.

Camera and photographic supply store.

Candy and ice cream store.

Clothes and costume rental service.

Coffee shop.

Dressmaking, tailor or alteration shop.

Drugstore.

Florist shop.

Food store; grocery; meat, poultry and fish market; and delicatessen, including the use of controlled-atmosphere smoke-producing and processing equipment for retail and custom order purposes.

Gift shop.

Hobby shop.

Jewelry store.

Laundromat and dry cleaning establishment, including clothes or garment pickup/dropoff facilities.

Locksmith.

Office supply store.

Package beverage store.

Pet shop.

Photocopying center.

Record or tape store.

Repair, rental or servicing of any article the sale of which is a conditional use in the B-4 District.

Restaurant, including outdoor cafe restaurants and refreshment stands.

Secondhand and antique shop.

Shoe repair and combination shoe sales.

Tobacco and pipe shop.

Travel bureau and transportation ticket office.

Upholstering shop.

Apparel store.

Business machine sales and service.

Catalog and mail-order store.

Department store.

Drapery, curtain, and fabric store.

Furniture and home furnishing store.

Furriers and fur shops.

Household appliance store.

Interior decorating and picture framing studio.

Leather goods and luggage store.

Musical instrument store.

Opticians' sales.

Orthopedic and medical appliance store.

Radio, television, stereophonic and other electronic appliance store.

Shoe and boot store.

Sporting goods and trophy store.

Toy store.

Variety store.

Building supply store, not involving the manufacture, treatment or processing of any product, other than the cutting and planing, which is clearly incidental or essential to the retail business.

Carpenter, electrical, plumbing, heating and air conditioning shop, showroom and storage area.

Floor covering and carpet store.

Garden supply store.

Hardware store.

Paint, glass and wallpaper store.

Tool or equipment rental store.

Adult day-care centers.

Bank and other financial institutions, including drive-thru facilities.

Bowling alleys and roller skating rinks.

Civic, social and fraternal clubs and lodges, and union halls, including for-profit and nonprofit establishments.

Funeral homes.

Janitorial supply and service stores.

Medical clinics or laboratories, excluding hospitals.

Nursery and child-care centers.

Offices: business, professional, governmental, civic, service, philanthropic, political and union.

Physical fitness center and health club.

Printing and publishing establishments, including newspaper establishments.

Private business: dance, driving or martial arts schools, or other similar private schools.

Recording and sound studio.

Sign painting shop, limited to posters, banners, bumper stickers, truck and windows and other nonelectrical advertising displays.

Studio for art, dance, music or photography.

Tavern and cocktail lounge, and combination restaurant or eatery, including outdoor serving areas

Theater, indoor.

Automobile accessory and parts store.

Parking facilities, including structures and ramps. Parking structure and ramp facilities shall be designed with high quality materials that are compatible with other buildings on the site and shall be designed with vertical emphasis and articulation. At least 50% of any parking structure's total ground floor frontage, excluding driveway entrances and elevators, shall be designed to accommodate commercial or office space.

Cultural institutions, including libraries, museums and art museums.

Educational institutions, including public and private schools.

Parks and playgrounds, including buildings and grounds, and properly licensed concessions

Philanthropic and charitable institutions.

Public administrative offices and public service buildings, including fire and police stations, community centers and public emergency shelters

Public transportation uses, including municipal bus and transportation terminals.

Public and private utility offices.

Religious institutions, including churches, chapels, temples, synagogues, convents, seminaries, rectories, parsonages, parish houses and residential quarters for clergy. Such quarters are permitted to be located on the same lot with a religious institution.

Nonresidential uses and residential and nonresidential uses located in the same building shall be restricted to the requirements of the City's Code.

Residential uses shall be restricted to the requirements of the City's Code.

Single-family attached residences located on separate lots. Interior lots shall be required to have a minimum lot area of 2,500 square feet and a minimum lot width of 25 feet. Corner lots shall be required to have a minimum lot area of 3,000 square feet and a minimum lot width of 30 feet.

Single-family attached residences located on a common lot.

Front yard. There shall a minimum setback of 25 feet from the street right-of-way.

Interior side yard. There shall be a minimum interior side yard of five feet for one-story buildings and eight feet for two-or-more-story buildings. Interior lots shall have two interior side yards. Single-family attached residences without any windows or openings may have the interior side yard reduced to zero feet when located adjacent to another single-family attached residence and when approved as part of a planned development through a conditional use permit.

Street side yard. There shall be a build-to line range of zero feet to 15 feet, measured from the street-side lot line or from the setback line of any major street. Corner lots shall have at least one street side yard and may have a second street side yard or one interior side yard. A minimum of 60% of the principal building width or a combination of 60% of the principal building width and accessory building width, measured at the ground level, shall be located at the build-to line on at least one street side yard.

Notwithstanding the ordinance, covered or uncovered porches, balconies, stoops, bay windows and stairs shall be permitted to extend into an encroachment zone up to zero feet from the property line. Such encroachment zone shall be located between the front yard build-to line and front property line and the street side yard build-to line and street side yard property line.

Eaves may extend up to four feet into the permitted encroachment zone. In no case may an eave extend beyond the property line.

Garden walls or fences shall be permitted along the build-to line or property line at a street or at a common property line. These walls or fences may be made of either the material of the adjacent building or masonry, metal, landscape material, or combination of acceptable materials.

Accessory interior side yard. There shall be a minimum accessory interior side yard of two feet.

Accessory street side yard. There shall be a build-to line of 15 feet, measured from the street side lot line or from the setback line of any major street. Corner lots shall have at least one street side yard and may have a second street side yard or one interior side yard. A minimum combination of 60% of the principal building width and the accessory building width, measured at the ground level, shall be located at the build-to line on at least one street side yard.

Accessory rear yard. There shall be a minimum accessory rear yard of two feet.

Distance between accessory buildings or structures and the principal building or structure. Accessory buildings or structures shall not be constructed or placed closer than five feet to any principal building or structure on the lot.

Interior side yard.

Street side yard. There shall be a build-to line range of zero feet to 15 feet, measured from the street side lot line or from the setback line of any major street. Corner lots shall have at least one street side yard and may have a second street side yard or one interior side yard. A minimum of 60% of the principal building width and accessory building width, measured at the ground level, shall be located at a consistent build-to line on at least one street side yard.

Covered or uncovered porches, balconies, stoops, bay windows and stairs shall be permitted to extend into an encroachment zone range of zero feet to 15 feet. Such encroachment zone shall be located between the front yard build-to line and front property line and the street side yard build-to line and street side yard property line.

Eaves may extend up to four feet into the permitted encroachment zone. In no case may an eave extend beyond the property line.

Garden walls or fences shall be permitted along the build-to line or property line at street or public way frontage or at a common property line. These walls or fences may be made of either the material of the adjacent building or masonry, metal, landscape material, or combination of acceptable materials.

Accessory front yard. There shall be a minimum accessory front yard of 70 feet, measured from the front lot line or from the setback line of any major street. The minimum accessory front yard may be reduced by the Plan Commission.

Accessory side yards.

Accessory rear yard. There shall be a minimum accessory rear yard of four feet, except where a rear yard is located along a public street; in which case there shall be a build-to line of 12 feet, measured from the front lot line or from the setback line of any major street.

Distance between accessory buildings or structures and the principal building or structure. Accessory buildings or structures shall not be constructed or placed closer than five feet to any principal building or structure on the lot.

Maximum coverage of lot with accessory buildings or structures. Accessory buildings or structures, other than swimming pools, shall not cover any portion of a lot in excess of 15% of the lot area, unless approved under a conditional use permit.

Exterior building and structure materials. Exterior building materials for accessory buildings and/or structures shall be consistent with materials used on the principal building(s).

Where more than one building has frontage along a major street, a consistent build-to line shall be provided for all buildings, except where approved by the Plan Commission.

Where a primary entrance into a building or unit is located on a street side yard or a rear yard located on a public street, a minimum of 60% of the principal building width, measured at the ground level, shall be located at a consistent build-to line.

Where an entrance for underground parking is provided from a public street, the build-to line may be increased to a maximum of 25 feet.

Where a primary entrance into a building or unit is located along a private street there shall be a build-to line range of zero feet to 15 feet, measured from the back of the curb of the private street pavement or other defined edge as approved by the Plan Commission. A minimum of 60% of the principal building width measured at the ground level shall be located at a consistent build-to line. Elderly and/or handicapped multifamily units, elderly and handicapped community living arrangements and assisted living facilities shall not be required to build to the build-to line along a private street.

Build-to lines located on lots with curved property lines at a public or private street may be substituted with a straight line located at the average depth of the curved line. Where two or more buildings are located along a curved property line along a public or private street, a curved build-to line may be substituted with a straight line located at the average depth of the curved line along the frontage of each building.

Encroachments permitted under this chapter shall also be permitted where a primary entrance into a building or unit is located along a private street or when a rear yard is located along a public street. The encroachment zone shall be located between the build-to line and the property line or other defined edge approved by the Plan Commission.

Interior side yard.

Where a principal building and accessory structure(s) have frontage along a public street, the required yard for the accessory structure(s) shall not be less than the principal building's yard. The minimum building to property line setback for the side and rear yards that do not front on a street shall be five feet, unless constructed in accordance with the Commercial Building Code and used in conjunction with an approved commercial principal use of the property.

No fence shall be constructed in any yard unless said fence is approved through a conditional use permit/site plan review.

Exterior building and structure materials. Exterior building materials for accessory buildings and/or structures shall be consistent with materials used on the principal building(s).

Where more than one building has frontage along a major street, no yard along the major street shall be greater or lesser than an adjacent building, except where approved by the Plan Commission.

Where a building has frontage along two or more public streets not classified as major streets, a maximum yard of 15 feet shall only be required for one of the public streets.

Where a building has a front yard along a public street and a street side yard along a major street, the Plan Commission may approve a setback greater than 15 feet for the front yard side of the building.