The NB-1 Neighborhood Business District is intended to provide for relatively small business and service establishments in suitable locations primarily to serve the daily staple needs for a neighborhood area.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   (a)   The following uses are generally permitted in the NB-1 District:

      (1)   All generally permitted and special uses in the OS-1 District, with the exception of those uses permitted as special uses in subsection (b) hereof.

      (2)   Eating establishments, carryout and/or delivery only (fast food) - non-drive-thru.

      (3)   Eating establishments, standard (non-drive-thru).

      (4)   Convenience stores (non-drive-thru).

      (5)   Personal service establishments.

      (6)   Shops producing merchandise to be sold on the premises, provided that not more than five persons are employed on the premises in such production.

      (7)   Animal grooming establishments.

      (8)   Boutique retail.

      (9)   Technical repair establishments.

      (10)   Fitness centers and gyms.

      (11)   Accessory buildings incidental to the principal use.

   (b)   The following special uses are subject to review in accordance with Chapters 1294 and 1296:

      (1)   Hospitals.

      (2)   Nursing homes.

      (3)   Nonprofit, professional, service, charitable and labor organizations.

      (4)   Churches.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19; Ord. 6869. Passed 2-16-21.)

   (a)   Lot requirements in the NB-1 District are as follows:

      (1)   Minimum lot area:      5,000 square feet

      (2)   Minimum lot frontage:   60 feet

   (b)   Special uses shall comply with all pertinent development standards contained in Chapter 1296.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   (a)   Yard requirements in the NB-1 District are as follows:

      (1)   Minimum front yard depth      25 feet or average of adjoining front yard depths if the same are less than 25 feet. The Planning Commission may vary this standard through the site plan and/or special use review process if it can be shown that such a variation will result in a more optimal and safer site design and when it is determined that the health, safety, or general welfare would be best served by such an exemption.

      (2)   Minimum rear yard depth      35 feet also see subsection (c) hereof.

      (3)   Minimum side yard width      10 feet, plus one foot for each two feet by which the building or structure exceeds 15 feet in height. Also see subsection (c) hereof.

   (b)   Special uses shall comply with all pertinent development standards contained in Chapter 1296.

   (c)   Where a side or rear lot line of a non-residential use coincides with a lot line of a residential district or use, a landscaped bufferyard at least fifteen feet wide shall be created along the entire length of the property for screening and buffering purposes. Within this landscaped buffer, a sight-proof screening of Group C trees and/or compact evergreen hedge shall be provided. The minimum planting height for such plantings shall be six feet. The required plant materials shall be planted at such a spacing as to achieve a continuous screen within three growing seasons. An opaque fence of adequate height, as adjudged by the Planning Commission, may be substituted or required for such plantings if approved or required by the Planning Commission.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   Structural requirements in the NB-1 District are as follows:

   (a)   Maximum building height:   Thirty-five feet

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   See Chapter 1292 for off-street parking and loading space requirements.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   See Chapter 1293 for sign regulations.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)

   For site plan review, refer to Chapter 1294.

(Ord. 6774. Passed 4-2-19.)