(a)

Conformance to other laws. All permitted uses, special uses, and accessory uses permitted herein shall conform to all federal, state and local laws. The Village has the right to disallow or suspend those uses which are in violation of other laws. .....

(b)

Business operating standards. .....

(1)

There shall be no manufacture, processing or treatment of products other than those which are clearly incidental and essential to retail business conducted on the same premises. .....

(2)

Such uses shall not be objectionable due to odor, dust, smoke, noise, vibration or other similar causes. .....

(3)

No unified music system, speaker or communication device shall be heard outside the boundaries of the site. .....

(c)

Outside sales and display. All business, service, repair, processing, storage or merchandising sales and display shall be conducted wholly within enclosed structures, unless otherwise qualifying under one or more of the following: .....

(1)

Exceptions; when the use is permitted only when outside sales are accessory to inside sales on the same lot. .....

a.

The sale of automotive fuels, lubricants and coolants in automotive service stations. .....

b.

Nursery stock, garden and farm equipment, and outdoor furniture and recreation equipment. .....

c.

New or used automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, boats or any other motor vehicles; all in operable condition. .....

d.

Vending machines; in conjunction with another permitted use. .....

e.

Outdoor recreational uses; including swimming pools, golf courses, golf driving ranges and miniature golf and parking lots. .....

f.

Drive-in and drive-through restaurants. .....

g.

Drive-in financial institutions. .....

h.

Building materials; when enclosed by a fence. .....

j.

Community-wide annual promotional events; not exceeding ten (10) consecutive days in duration, with the permission of the village board at least ten (10) days in advance. .....

(2)

Standards. All outside sales and display shall conform to the following standards: .....

a.

All items shall be displayed wholly upon the parcel on which the principal sales structure is located. .....

b.

Items shall not be displayed or sold upon public property or within any public right-of-way, except for annual promotional events referred to in section 11.01(c)(1)j. .....

c.

All merchandise displayed outdoors shall be so displayed in a neat and orderly manner. .....

(d)

Outdoor Restaurant Seating in the Public Right-of-Way .....

(1)

Permitted Use. Outdoor seating in the public right-of-way shall only be permitted within the area bound by Wood Street on the north, Smith Street on the west, Plum Grove Road on the east, and Johnson Street on the south. The outdoor seating shall be incidental to the operation of a restaurant on private property, only along the frontage of said restaurant, and subject to the design standards in Section 11.01(d)(4). .....

(2)

Application. A complete Outdoor Seating application shall be submitted and include the following: .....

(a)

Scaled site plan indicating table locations/dimensions and the minimum open portion of the sidewalk in compliance with Section 11.01(d)(4)(b). The site plan shall also include a designated smoking area in compliance with the Village's Clean Indoor Air Ordinance .....

(b)

Annual fee of $100 .....

(c)

Any other information deemed necessary by the Village .....

(3)

Administrative Review. Within 30 days following the submission of all documentation required in Section 11.01(d)(2), the Zoning Administrator shall conduct an internal review and complete the following: .....

(a)

Provide a summary of any concerns generated by the internal review to the applicant, or .....

(b)

Forward a determination and any recommended conditions to the Village Manager for final consideration. .....

(c)

If the Outdoor seating application is found to comply with the Outdoor Seating Design and Operation Standards, as well as any other recommended conditions, the Village Manager shall approve and issue the License. .....

(d)

If an Outdoor Seating application does not meet the minimum Ordinance requirements, the Village Manager shall deny said application. The Village Manager's denial may be appealed to the Village Council, at the request of the Petitioner, but in no instance shall the proposed site plan interfere with accessibility or pedestrian and vehicular traffic. .....

(4)

Outdoor Seating Design and Operation Standards. All outdoor seating located in the public right-of-way shall be subject to the following standards: .....

(a)

Maintenance. The public right-of-way associated with the outdoor seating shall be kept in a neat, orderly and clean condition. General maintenance and upkeep shall be the responsibility of the business owner. General maintenance and upkeep does not include the repair, replacement, or other improvement to any public infrastructure. .....

(b)

Accessibility. The operation of an outdoor seating shall not reduce the open portion of the public sidewalk to less than the minimum required width identified in the Illinois Accessibility Code, but in no event shall an outdoor seating use permitted by this section reduce the open portion of any sidewalk to less than five (5) feet in width. For the purposes of this subsection, "open portion" shall be defined as the area of sidewalk lying between the outermost restaurant table or chair placed in its normal position for use by restaurant patrons and the curb or, if closer, the nearest permanent obstruction, including, but not limited to, traffic sign, tree or tree well, bicycle rack, or other natural or manmade object located on or adjacent to the sidewalk or public right-of-way, except as otherwise authorized by the Village of Palatine through an approved license agreement. Such restrictions shall not apply to areas where seating is at the end of a sidewalk area and the required five (5) foot width is provided closer to the building from the seating area. .....

(c)

Outdoor Furnishings. All outdoor furnishings shall be composed of durable and heavyweight materials. .....

(d)

No Permanent Fixtures. All tables, chairs and other fixtures shall be constructed in such a manner that they can be easily removed at the end of the lease period or as required by the Village. Said tables and chairs shall be secured, in a manner acceptable to the Village, when the subject business is closed. .....

(e)

Outside Storage. In no event shall any food, serving materials, or other restaurant supplies be stored in the outdoor seating area. .....

(f)

The proposed use shall not unreasonably interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic or obstruct any means of required ingress or egress in the area as determined by the Village. .....

(g)

Liquor Sales and Consumption. The sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in the outdoor dining area shall be restricted by the liquor license governing the restaurant. .....

(h)

Service Materials. The outdoor service of all food and beverages shall utilize the same serving materials as indoor service. .....

(i)

Outdoor Music. Amplified sound systems shall be no louder than conversation level. .....

(j)

Parking. The Zoning Administrator may waive the parking requirements for outdoor seating in accordance with Section 7.03(b)(1). .....

(k)

Public Health and Safety. Any other condition(s) deemed necessary by the Village Manager to protect the public health, safety and welfare may be imposed. .....

(5)

Additional Requirements for Outdoor Seating in Public Right-of-Way. The applicant shall enter into a license agreement for use of the public right-of-way. The license agreement shall address the following: .....

(a)

License Period and permitted hours of operation. Outdoor seating shall be permitted from March 1 through November 30 of each year that said lease is in effect and the allowable hours of operation shall be consistent with a licensee's applicable liquor license hours of operation. .....

(b)

Insurance. The applicant shall provide the Village evidence of general liability and dram shop insurance (if required) in an amount acceptable to the Village Attorney. The policy shall include the Village shall be a named insured and insure the Village against any liability resulting from the operation of the outdoor seating. .....

(c)

Hold Harmless. The applicant shall agree to indemnify the Village from any liabilities that might arise that are related to the outdoor seating. .....

(6)

Expiration and Revocation. An outdoor seating agreement shall be subject to an annual review and may be revoked by the Village at any time upon thirty (30) days advanced written notice. .....

(e)

Standards for storage of vehicles for sale. .....

(1)

There shall be at least three hundred (300) square feet of lot area per each outdoor displayed vehicle, not including structural coverage in the calculation. .....

(2)

Outdoor storage of inoperable vehicles shall not be allowed unless adequate screening is provided. .....

(f)

Permitted obstructions. For the purpose of business districts, the following shall not be considered as obstructions when located in the required yards. .....

(1)

In any required yard. .....

a.

Landscaping embellishments; including but not limited to steps, arbors or trellises, the aggregate total of which shall not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of the required yard area. .....

b.

Flag poles. .....

c.

Lighting standards. .....

d.

Signs. .....

e.

Accessory off-street parking; open. .....

(2)

In any required front yard. .....

a.

Overhanging roof eaves, awnings or canopies; projecting not more than three (3) feet into the yard. .....

b.

Decorative fencing. .....

(3)

In any required side yard. .....

a.

Overhanging roof eaves, awnings or canopies; projecting not more than thirty (30) percent of the required side yard width, with a maximum three (3) feet overhang. .....

b.

Accessory structures; garages, tool rooms or other similar structures pursuant to standards set forth in section 6.01 of this ordinance. .....

c.

Fences. .....

d.

Compressor or condenser units; for air conditioning systems, except in a side yard abutting a street. .....

e.

Dumpster enclosures. .....

(4)

In any required rear yard. .....

a.

Accessory structures; garages, tool rooms or other similar structures pursuant to standards set forth in section 6.01 of this ordinance. .....

b.

Portions of the principal building; porches, breezeways, balconies, greenhouses or any structure permanently attached to the principal building, the aggregate area of which is less than ten (10) percent of the required rear yard area, and located at least twenty-five (25) feet from the rear lot line, and not encroaching the side yard setback of that district. .....

c.

Fences. .....

d.

Recreational equipment; necessary for the permitted use. .....

e.

Overhanging roof eaves, awnings or canopies; projecting not more than three (3) feet into the yard. .....

f.

Compressor or condenser units; for air conditioning systems. .....

g.

Dumpster enclosures. .....

(5)

Exceptions to the above permitted obstructions. .....

a.

On a corner lot, no obstruction higher than thirty (30) inches above the curb level shall be located in any portion of a required front or side yard situated within twenty (20) feet of the lot corners formed by the intersection of any two (2) streets, or the intersection of the street lines extended. .....

b.

For the purpose of permitted obstructions in the side yard abutting a street, the front yard obstructions shall be followed. .....

c.

No permitted obstruction, other than the principal building, shall be located closer than five (5) feet to any lot line; except fences. If the principal building is set back five (5) feet or less, then the permitted obstruction setback is two (2) feet from any lot line. .....

(g)

Compatible uses. A proposed use which is not specified as a permitted, special or accessory use in a particular business district shall be considered compatible if it meets the following standards, as determined by the administrator and ratified by the village board: .....

(1)

The proposed use shall meet the intent of the subject zoning district. .....

(2)

The proposed use shall meet the general requirements of the subject zoning district. .....

(3)

The proposed use shall be consistent with other uses in the subject zoning district. .....

(4)

The proposed use shall not be detrimental to other uses within the subject zoning district. .....

(5)

Any proposed use which is not ratified by the village board shall be considered as a unique use. .....

(h)

Dumpster enclosures. Before any permit for development is issued, the administrator shall require that dumpster enclosures be provided in suitable locations to insure the promotion of the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the village. .....

(i)

Development in business districts. All excavation, movement of earth, site development and execution of an erosion and sedimentation control plan in any business district shall be subject to the rules and regulations of the erosion and sedimentation control ordinance found in the village subdivision regulations [Appendix B]. .....

(j)

Screening of roof-top units. All mechanical equipment and other similar devices located on any roof shall be visually and acoustically screened on all sides. Said screening shall be constructed in a manner acceptable to the administrator. .....

(k)

Use of floodplain areas. All properties deemed to be in the floodplain shall be subject to the regulations of section 4.11 and the floodplain ordinance found in the subdivision regulations [Appendix B]. .....

(l)

General conditions for residential uses with the Business Districts. .....

(1)

For the purposes of this section of the zoning ordinance, dwelling units shall be allowed within all property bounded by Wood Street on the north, Johnson Street on the south, Plum Grove Road on the east and Smith Street on the west and subject to the following conditions: .....

(2)

Dwelling units shall have a minimum floor area of three hundred (300) square feet per bedroom or meet the minimum building code and life safety requirements .....

(3)

Dwelling units shall be attached and accessory to the principal business use. .....

(4)

In any building occupied in part by residential uses, business uses shall not be located above the level of the first story ceiling. .....

(5)

Dwelling units shall conform to the parking regulations set forth in Article VII. .....

(6)

Dwelling units wholly or any part thereof below the second story shall not be part of the store front. .....

(m)

Business Standards for the Properties located within the Central Business District. The following standards apply to all commercial properties within the Central Business District; defined as the area bounded by Wood Street on the north, Smith Street on the west, Johnson Street on the south, and Plum Grove Road on the east. .....

(1)

Uses and Bulk Standards. All business zoned property within the Central Business District shall be allowed to follow either the use lists and bulk standards of their underlying zoning classification or the uses lists and bulk standards of the B-3 zoning district, regardless of the underlying zoning classification. For the purposes of this section of the zoning ordinance, in the event there is conflict between the underlying zoning bulk standards and use lists, the least restrictive requirement shall apply. .....

(n)

The attachment of any balloons, streamers, or similar attention getting device to any sign, light pole, fence, principal structure, or accessory structure shall be prohibited. As of January 15, 2024, any and all existing balloons, streamers, or similar attention getting device prohibited by the provisions of this article shall be removed so as to conform with the provisions of this article by no later than December 31, 2024. .....

(Ord. No. O-210-99, § 4, 12-13-1999; Ord. No. O-54-08, § 1, 4-21-2008; Ord. No. O-83-10, § 2, 7-19-2010; Ord. No. O-93-12, § 1, 6-25-2012; Ord. No. O-28-16, 3-14-2016)

(a)

Legislative intent. The purpose of the B-1 Shopping Center District is to provide for retail shopping and financial services within a unified shopping center. .....

(b)

Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted: .....

(1)

Accountant's and tax consultant offices. .....

(2)

Antique shops; of refurbished and refinished materials. .....

(3)

Appliance stores. .....

(4)

Art supply stores. .....

(5)

Automotive accessory stores; including but not limited to batteries, tires, engine parts; but not including on-site repair of autos or replacement of sold items. .....

(6)

Bakeries; manufacturing of goods limited to those retailed on the premises. .....

(7)

Banks and/or financial institutions. .....

(8)

Barber shops. .....

(9)

Beauty parlors. .....

(10)

Book and stationery stores. .....

(11)

Building materials and supplies; provided that no outdoor storage of such products shall be permitted. .....

(12)

Camera and photographic supply stores. .....

(13)

Candy, confectionery and ice cream stores; with no on-site manufacturing of goods. .....

(14)

Card shops. .....

(15)

Carpet and rug stores. .....

(16)

China and glassware stores. .....

(17)

Clothing and apparel stores. .....

(18)

Clothes and costume rental agencies. .....

(19)

Currency exchanges. .....

(20)

Dance Studios .....

(21)

Department stores and variety stores. .....

(22)

Drapery stores. .....

(23)

Dressmaking and millinery shops. .....

(24)

Dry goods and variety stores; textiles, clothing and related articles of trade. .....

(25)

Electronic communications equipment sales. .....

(26)

Florists. .....

(27)

Furrier shops. .....

(28)

Furniture stores. .....

(29)

Gift shops. .....

(30)

Hardware stores. .....

(31)

Health Clubs which are 3,000 square feet or less. .....

(32)

Hearing aid stores. .....

(33)

Hobby shops; for retailing of items to be assembled or uses away from the premises. .....

(34)

Home supply centers. .....

(35)

Insurance agencies. .....

(36)

Jewelry stores (including watch repair). .....

(37)

Leather goods and luggage stores. .....

(38)

Linoleum and tile stores. .....

(39)

Medical appliance stores. .....

(40)

Musical instrument sales. .....

(41)

Municipal parking lots. .....

(42)

Notion stores. .....

(43)

Office supply stores. .....

(44)

Offices-business, professional or governmental. .....

(45)

Opticians sales; retail. .....

(46)

Paint and wallpaper stores. .....

(47)

Parking lots; for private self-propelled passenger vehicles. .....

(48)

Pet shops. .....

(49)

Pharmacies. .....

(50)

Picture framing. .....

(51)

Post office sub-stations. .....

(52)

Prerecorded Audio or Video Sales or Rental .....

(53)

Prerecorded music sales; any medium. .....

(54)

Railroad passenger station. .....

(55)

Restaurants (without a drive-through or a local liquor license, and do not operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(56)

Second hand thrift shops. .....

(57)

Sewing machine sales and service; household machines only. .....

(58)

Shoe stores. .....

(59)

Sporting goods stores. .....

(60)

Temporary buildings; on the premises for construction purposes for a period not to exceed the duration of such construction. .....

(61)

Temporary uses of special events; for a period not to exceed seventy-two (72) hours; as approved by the Village Council at least ten (10) days before the event. .....

(62)

Ticket agencies; amusement. .....

(63)

Toy stores. .....

(64)

Travel agencies, bureaus and transportation ticket offices. .....

(65)

Mixed uses; combination of economically compatible permitted uses listed above. .....

(66)

Compatible uses; per procedure and standards listed in section 11.01(f) of this ordinance. .....

(67)

Tanning Salons. .....

(68)

Village Operated Facilities .....

(c)

Accessory uses. .....

(1)

Those customarily incidental to the permitted uses. .....

(2)

Signs, except those requiring special use approval; per regulations in Article VIII of this ordinance. .....

(3)

Communication devices; per regulations in section 6.02 of this ordinance. .....

(d)

Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the village council subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: .....

(1)

Automobile diagnostic center and repair; when part of a department store and without the disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement. .....

(2)

Automobile service station and mart; within a unified center for disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement, without repair. .....

(3)

Banquet and meeting facility; with or without another use, includes the service of food, liquor and live entertainment. .....

(4)

Bowling alleys. .....

(5)

Bus stations; provided that direct access to a major or secondary thoroughfare is available. .....

(6)

Communication devices; which exceed the height limitations set forth for business districts. .....

(7)

Day care facility. .....

(8)

Fencing; in any front yard except for: .....

a.

Decorative fencing. .....

b.

Temporary fencing; erected to protect any seeding area, with the permission of the administrator. .....

(9)

Gold and Silver dealers (as defined within Division 16 of the Palatine Code of Ordinances), whose gross business receipts result in 20% or more from the purchase of gold or silver. .....

(10)

Laundries; Launderettes. .....

(11)

Live entertainment. .....

(12)

Martial arts schools. .....

(13)

Montessori schools. .....

(14)

Movie theatres; indoor. .....

(15)

Offices: Medical and dental, including, but not limited to physicians, surgeons and dentists .....

(16)

Physical and health services; includes health clubs greater than 3,000 square feet, swimming pools, and masseuses. .....

(17)

Piercing studios and stores, operating in a manner that is not exempted under the Tattoo and Body Piercing Establishment Registration Act [410 ILCS 54/1 et seq.]. This shall not include practices that are considered medical procedures or the puncturing of the outer perimeter or lobe of the ear using the pre-sterilized, single-use stud and clasp piercing system. .....

(18)

Public service facilities; including electric distributing sub-stations, telephone exchanges and similar non-municipal uses. .....

(19)

Restaurants (with a drive-through or a local liquor license, or operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(20)

School office buildings; not including the parking or storage of buses. .....

(21)

Taverns or bars. .....

(22)

Wind energy conversion systems. .....

(23)

Unique or new uses; not listed within this ordinance; provided that the use complies with the intent of the B-1 District. .....

(24)

Taxicab Dispatching Office Facility. .....

(25)

Copy changes, pursuant to Section 8.01(f)(4). .....

(26)

Food stores, grocery stores, meat markets and frozen foods. .....

(27)

Car rental facilities. .....

(28)

Dry Cleaners. .....

(29)

Liquor Stores; package stores only. .....

(30)

Tobacco Shops and electronic cigarette stores. .....

(31)

Drive-Thru .....

(e)

Minimum lot width: Two hundred (200) feet. .....

(f)

Maximum floor area ratio: 1.0. .....

(g)

Minimum setbacks: .....

(1)

Front: Thirty (30) feet. .....

(2)

Rear: Twenty (20) feet. .....

(3)

Side: Ten (10) feet. .....

(h)

Transitional yards. .....

(1)

Where a rear or side lot line coincides with a rear or side lot line in an adjacent Village of Palatine residentially zoned district, rear and side yard setbacks of at least thirty (30) feet shall be provided. .....

(2)

A landscaped buffer strip of at least twelve (12) feet shall be provided immediately adjacent to any residential district. .....

(i)

[Reserved.] .....

(j)

Maximum building height: Three (3) stories, not to exceed forty-five (45) feet. .....

(Ord. No. O-37-94, 4-11-1994; Ord. No. O-40-95, §§ 1—4, 5-8-1995; Ord. No. O-111-98, § 1, 7-27-1998; Ord. No. O-16-99, § 1, 3-8-1999; Ord. No. O-133-00, §§ 2, 3, 10-23-2000; Ord. No. O-104-01, § 3, 7-23-2001; Ord. No. O-22-02, §§ 3, 6, 2-25-2002; Ord. No. O-41-03, § 5, 2-3-2003; Ord. No. O-50-03, § 3, 2-18-2003; Ord. No. O-14-04, § 3, 2-2-2004; Ord. No. O-142-04, § 2, 7-6-2004; Ord. No. O-84-05, § 7, 4-18-2005; Ord. No. O-111-06, §§ 3, 4, 6-26-2006; Ord. No. O-199-07, §§ 1, 3, 12-3-2007; Ord. No. O-14-10, § 1, 2-16-2010; Ord. No. O-144-11, § 1, 11-21-2011; Ord. No. O-123-15, § 1, 10-19-2015; Ord. No. O-141-15, § 1, 12-7-2015; Ord. No. O-135-17, 12-11-2017; Ord. No. O-67-21, 6-21-2021)

(a)

Legislative intent. The purpose of the B-2 General Business District is to provide areas for business establishments which offer retail convenience goods and services to residents located in the general vicinity of the district. .....

(b)

Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted: .....

(1)

Accountant's and tax consultant offices. .....

(2)

Antique shops; of refurbished and refinished materials. .....

(3)

Appliance stores and repair; household. .....

(4)

Art supply stores. .....

(5)

Artist studios. .....

(6)

Automotive accessory store, including, but not limited to, batteries, tires, engine parts, but not including on-site repair of autos or replacement of sold items, with the exception of automobile cellular telephones, stereos, vinyl window tinting and specialty lighting, which may be installed in an enclosed building. .....

(7)

Automotive sales; for the sale of new and used automobiles and including auxiliary service and repairs in conjunction with, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building, on not less than one acre. .....

(8)

Bakeries; manufacturing of goods limited to those retailed on the premises. .....

(9)

Banks and financial institutions. .....

(10)

Barber shops. .....

(11)

Baseball academy. .....

(12)

Beauty parlors. .....

(13)

Beauty schools; when the service of a beauty parlor is offered to the public. .....

(14)

Bicycle sales and repair shops, not including motorized bicycles. .....

(15)

Blueprinting and photostating establishments. .....

(16)

Book and stationery stores. .....

(17)

Building materials. .....

(18)

Business machine sales and service. .....

(19)

Camera and photographic supply stores. .....

(20)

Candy, confectionery and ice cream stores; with no on-site manufacturing of goods. .....

(21)

Card shops. .....

(22)

Carpet and rug stores; including the cleaning of such items, with fire department approval of all utilized cleaning agents. .....

(23)

Catalog stores. .....

(24)

China and glassware stores. .....

(25)

Clothes and costume rental agencies. .....

(26)

Clothes and apparel stores. .....

(27)

Clothing repair stores; including tailoring, shoe and hat repair. .....

(28)

Coin and stamp stores. .....

(29)

Currency exchanges. .....

(30)

Dancing schools and studios; with instruction and sound to be totally confined inside the subject building. .....

(31)

Drapery stores. .....

(32)

Dressmaking and millinery shops. .....

(33)

Dry good stores; textiles, clothing and related articles of trade. .....

(34)

Electronic communications equipment sales; including television and radio repair of such items. .....

(35)

Florists. .....

(36)

Furnace supplies and service. .....

(37)

Furniture stores. .....

(38)

Furrier shops. .....

(39)

Gift shops. .....

(40)

Hardware stores. .....

(41)

Health Clubs which are 3,000 square feet or less. .....

(42)

Hearing aid stores. .....

(43)

Hobby shops. .....

(44)

Home supply centers. .....

(45)

Insurance agencies. .....

(46)

Interior decorating and upholstering shops. .....

(47)

Jewelry stores. .....

(48)

Laundries; launderettes. .....

(49)

Leather goods and luggage stores. .....

(50)

Linoleum and tile stores. .....

(51)

Locksmith. .....

(52)

Machinery; small motorized sales and service. .....

(53)

Medical appliance stores. .....

(54)

Mini-parcel service; with maximum square footage of two thousand (2,000) square feet. .....

(55)

Monument sales. .....

(56)

Musical instruction. .....

(57)

Musical instrument sales. .....

(58)

Municipal parking lots. .....

(59)

Newspaper distribution agencies. .....

(60)

Notion stores. .....

(61)

Offices, newspapers. .....

(62)

Offices: Business, professional or governmental. .....

(63)

Office supply stores. .....

(64)

Optician sales; retail. .....

(65)

Paint and wallpaper stores. .....

(66)

Parking lots; for private self-propelled passenger vehicles. .....

(67)

Pet shops. .....

(68)

Pharmacies. .....

(69)

Photographic studios. .....

(70)

Picture framing. .....

(71)

Post offices or sub-stations. .....

(72)

Pre-recorded audio or video sales or rental. .....

(73)

Printing, lithographing or publishing establishments; for letter press, business cards, mimeographing and any other similar custom service. .....

(74)

Railroad passenger station. .....

(75)

Restaurants (without a drive-through or a local liquor license, and do not operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(76)

Sales and service of the following items; with a retail showroom: .....

a.

Electrical. .....

b.

Flooring. .....

c.

Glass. .....

d.

Heating and ventilation. .....

e.

Painting. .....

f.

Paper hanging. .....

g.

Plumbing. .....

h.

Roofing. .....

(77)

Second hand thrift shops. .....

(78)

Sewing machine sales and service; household machines only. .....

(79)

Shoe stores. .....

(80)

Sporting goods stores. .....

(81)

Swimming pool sales and service. .....

(82)

Taxidermists. .....

(83)

Ticket agencies; amusement. .....

(84)

Toy stores. .....

(85)

Travel agencies, bureaus and transportation ticket offices. .....

(86)

Temporary buildings; on the premises for construction purposes for a period not to exceed the duration of such construction. .....

(87)

Temporary uses of special events; for a period not to exceed seventy-two (72) hours; as approved by the Village Council at least ten (10) days before the event. .....

(88)

Mixed uses; combination of economically compatible permitted uses listed above. .....

(89)

Compatible uses; per procedure and standards listed in section 11.01(f) of this ordinance. .....

(90)

Tanning Salons. .....

(91)

Village Operated Facilities .....

(c)

Accessory uses. .....

(1)

Those customarily incidental to the permitted uses. .....

(2)

Signs, except those requiring special use approval; per regulations in Article VIII of this ordinance. .....

(3)

Communication devices; per regulations in section 6.02 of this ordinance. .....

(d)

Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the Village Council subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: .....

(1)

Animal hospitals and kennels. .....

(2)

Automobile diagnostic center and repair; when part of a department store and without the disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement. .....

(3)

Automobile laundries; provided adequate reservoir space for fueling of autos is furnished and provided traffic congestion is minimized. .....

(4)

Automotive sales; for the sale of used automobiles and including auxiliary service and repairs in conjunction with, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building, on not less than one acre. .....

(5)

Automobile service and repair; where automobiles are painted, repaired, rebuilt, reconstructed or stored for compensation. .....

(6)

Automobile service station and mart; for disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement and retail sale of other items without on-site consumption of food or repair. .....

(7)

Automobile service stations; for disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement, with repair. .....

(8)

Banquet and meeting facility; with or without another use, includes the serving of food, liquor and live entertainment. .....

(9)

Bowling alleys. .....

(10)

Bus stations; provided that direct access to a major or secondary thoroughfare is available. .....

(11)

Communication devices; which exceed the height limitations set forth for business districts. .....

(12)

Day care facility. .....

(13)

Dwelling units, accessory. .....

(14)

Fencing; in any front yard except for: .....

a.

Decorative fencing. .....

b.

Temporary fencing; erected to protect any seeding area, with the permission of the administrator. .....

(15)

Gold and Silver dealers (as defined within Division 16 of the Palatine Code of Ordinances), whose gross business receipts result in 20% or more from the purchase of gold or silver. .....

(16)

Hotels, Extended Stay Hotels, and Motels. .....

(17)

Indoor sports and recreational facilities. .....

(18)

Laboratories, research, experimental and testing; for testing and research, including medical and dental. .....

(19)

Live entertainment. .....

(20)

Martial arts schools. .....

(21)

Movie theatres; indoor. .....

(22)

Physical and health services; includes health clubs greater than 3,000 square feet, swimming pools, and masseuses. .....

(23)

Piercing studios and stores, operating in a manner that is not exempted under the Tattoo and Body Piercing Establishment Registration Act [410 ILCS 54/1 et seq.]. This shall not include practices that are considered medical procedures or the puncturing of the outer perimeter or lobe of the ear using the pre-sterilized, single-use stud and clasp piercing system. .....

(24)

Public community center. .....

(25)

Public service facilities; including electric distributing sub-stations, telephone exchanges and similar non-municipal uses. .....

(26)

Restaurants (with a drive-through or a local liquor license, or operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(27)

School office buildings; not including the parking or storage of buses. .....

(28)

Reserved. .....

(29)

Taverns or bars. .....

(30)

Truck rental. .....

(31)

Trailer rental. .....

(32)

Undertaking establishments and funeral homes; which may include one attached residential unit. Water based cremation or alkaline hydrolysis is also permitted as an accessory use to the funeral home. .....

(33)

Wind energy conversion systems. .....

(34)

Unique or new uses; not listed within this ordinance; provided that the use complies with the intent of the B-2 District. .....

(35)

Homeless day facility. .....

(36)

Copy changes, pursuant to Section 8.01(f)(4). .....

(37)

Food stores, grocery stores, meat markets and frozen foods. .....

(38)

Car rental facilities. .....

(39)

Dry Cleaners. .....

(40)

Liquor Stores; package stores only. .....

(41)

Tobacco Shops and electronic cigarette stores. .....

(42)

Drive-Thru .....

(43)

Offices: Medical and dental, including, but not limited to physicians, surgeons and dentists. .....

(e)

Minimum lot width: Fifty (50) feet. .....

(f)

Maximum floor area ratio: 1.0. .....

(g)

Minimum setbacks: .....

(1)

Front: Twenty-five (25) feet depth. .....

(2)

Rear: Twenty (20) feet. .....

(3)

Side: Five (5) feet. .....

(4)

Side abutting street: Ten (10) feet. .....

(h)

Transitional yard. When a side lot line coincides with a side lot line in an adjacent Village of Palatine residentially zoned district, a landscaped buffer of at least fifteen (15) feet shall be provided. .....

(i)

[Reserved.] .....

(j)

Maximum building height: Three (3) stories, not to exceed forty-five (45) feet. .....

(Ord. No. O-60-92, § 1, 4-27-1992; Ord. No. O-37-94, 4-11-1994; Ord. No. O-55-99, 5-24-1999; Ord. No. O-115-00, § 22, 9-25-2000; Ord. No. O-133-00, §§ 4, 5, 10-23-2000; Ord. No. O-104-01, § 6, 7-23-2001; Ord. No. O-22-02, §§ 4, 7, 2-25-2002; Ord. No. O-41-03, § 7, 2-03-2003; Ord. No. O-50-03, § 6, 2-18-2003; Ord. No. O-14-04, § 6, 2-2-2004; Ord. No. O-142-04, § 3, 7-6-2004; Ord. No. O-84-05, §§ 8, 9, 4-18-2005; Ord. No. O-111-06, §§ 5, 6, 6-26-2006; Ord. No. O-199-07, §§ 4, 6, 12-3-2007; Ord. No. O-14-10, § 1, 2-16-2010; Ord. No. O-144-11, § 1, 11-21-2011; Ord. No. O-123-15, § 1, 10-19-2015; Ord. No. O-135-17, 12-11-2017; Ord. No. O-19-20, 3-9-2020; Ord. No. O-40-21, 4-12-2021; Ord. No. O-67-21, 6-21-2021)

(a)

Legislative intent. The purpose of the B-3 Central Business District is to provide a centrally located shopping and service area within Palatine for the retail sale of small items and essential services. .....

(b)

Boundaries. Only the following described property in the village, and none other, shall be eligible for B-3, Central Business District zoning: .....

All property bounded by Wood Street on the north, Johnson street on the south, Plum Grove Road on the east, and Smith Street on the west.

(c)

Reserved. .....

(d)

Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted: .....

(1)

Antique shops; of refurbished and refinished materials. .....

(2)

Appliance stores; of household items which can be carried by one individual without assistance. .....

(3)

Art supply stores. .....

(4)

Artist's studio. .....

(5)

Bakeries; manufacturing of goods limited to those retailed on the premises. .....

(6)

Banks and financial institutions; without drive-in facilities. .....

(7)

Barber shops. .....

(8)

Beauty parlors. .....

(9)

Beauty schools; when the service of a beauty parlor is offered to the public. .....

(10)

Bicycle sales and repair. .....

(11)

Book and stationery stores. .....

(12)

Camera and photographic supply stores. .....

(13)

Candy stores. .....

(14)

Card shops. .....

(15)

Catalog stores. .....

(16)

China and glassware stores. .....

(17)

Clothes and costume rental agencies. .....

(18)

Clothing repair stores; including tailoring, shoe and hat repair. .....

(19)

Clubs, lodges, temples, fraternal and not for profit organizations; not to be confused with synagogue or private club. .....

(20)

Coin and stamp stores. .....

(21)

Currency exchanges. .....

(22)

Dancing schools and studios. .....

(23)

Delicatessens; where no on-site consumption of food is accomplished. .....

(24)

Drapery stores. .....

(25)

Dressmaking and millinery shops. .....

(26)

Dry good stores; textiles, clothing and related articles of trade. .....

(27)

Dwelling units; subject to the general conditions of section 11.04(c). .....

(28)

Electronic communications equipment sales; including television and radio and repair of such items. .....

(29)

Florists. .....

(30)

Furrier shops. .....

(31)

Gift shops. .....

(32)

Hardware stores. .....

(33)

Health Clubs which are 3,000 square feet or less. .....

(34)

Hearing aid stores. .....

(35)

Historical buildings and landmarks; preserved for the public. .....

(36)

Hobby shops. .....

(37)

Interior decorating studios and shops. .....

(38)

Jewelry stores. .....

(39)

Laundries, launderettes; hand or automatic, self-service only. .....

(40)

Leather goods and luggage stores. .....

(41)

Loan offices. .....

(42)

Locksmith shops. .....

(43)

Medical appliance stores. .....

(44)

Mini-parcel service; with maximum square-footage of one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet. .....

(45)

Musical instruction. .....

(46)

Musical instrument sales and repair. .....

(47)

Municipal parking lots. .....

(48)

Newspaper distribution agencies. .....

(49)

Newspaper offices (public). .....

(50)

Nursing home. .....

(51)

Notion stores. .....

(52)

Offices: Business, professional or governmental. .....

(53)

Office supply stores. .....

(54)

Opticians and optometrists shops. .....

(55)

Paint and wallpaper stores. .....

(56)

Parking lots; for private self-propelled passenger vehicles. .....

(57)

Pet shops. .....

(58)

Pharmacies. .....

(59)

Photographic studios and equipment supply. .....

(60)

Picture framing. .....

(61)

Post offices or sub-stations. .....

(62)

Prerecorded music sales; any medium. .....

(63)

Public parks, public playgrounds and public community centers. .....

(64)

Restaurants (without a drive-through or a local liquor license, and do not operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(65)

Second hand thrift shop. .....

(66)

Sewing machine sales and service; household machines only. .....

(67)

Sporting goods stores. .....

(68)

Telephone exchanges. .....

(69)

Ticket agencies; amusement. .....

(70)

Toy stores. .....

(71)

Travel agencies, bureaus and transportation ticket offices. .....

(72)

Temporary buildings; on the premises for construction purposes for a period not to exceed the duration of such construction. .....

(73)

Temporary uses of special events; for a period not to exceed seventy-two (72) hours; as approved by the Village Council at least ten (10) days before the event. .....

(74)

Mixed uses; combination of economically compatible permitted uses listed above provided that the floor area of such establishment does not exceed fifty thousand (50,000) square feet. .....

(75)

Compatible uses; per procedure and standards listed in section 11.01(f) of this ordinance. .....

(76)

Village Operated Facilities .....

(e)

Accessory uses. .....

(1)

Those customarily incidental to the permitted uses. .....

(2)

Signs, except those requiring special use approval; per regulations in Article VIII of this ordinance. .....

(3)

Communication devices; per regulations in section 6.02 of this ordinance. .....

(f)

Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the village board subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: .....

(1)

Art galleries and public museums. .....

(2)

Auction rooms. .....

(3)

Banks and financial institutions; with drive-in facilities. .....

(4)

Communication devices which exceed height limit. .....

(5)

Fences, front yard. .....

(6)

Gold and Silver dealers (as defined within Division 16 of the Palatine Code of Ordinances), whose gross business receipts result in 20% or more from the purchase of gold or silver. .....

(7)

Live entertainment. .....

(8)

Meeting halls; with a legal capacity of one hundred (100) or more people. .....

(9)

Physical and health services: includes health clubs greater than 3,000 square feet, swimming pools, and masseuses. .....

(10)

Piercing studios and stores, operating in a manner that is not exempted under the Tattoo and Body Piercing Establishment Registration Act [410 ILCS 54/1 et seq.]. This shall not include practices that are considered medical procedures or the puncturing of the outer perimeter or lobe of the ear using the pre-sterilized, single-use stud and clasp piercing system. .....

(11)

Public service facilities; including electric distributing sub-stations, telephone exchanges and similar non-municipal uses. .....

(12)

Restaurants (with a drive-through or a local liquor license, or operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(13)

Taverns and bars. .....

(14)

Unique or new uses; not listed within this ordinance; provided that the use complies with the intent of the B-3 District. .....

(15)

Wind energy conservation system. .....

(16)

Copy changes, pursuant to Section 8.01(f)(4). .....

(17)

Food stores, grocery stores, meat markets and frozen foods. .....

(18)

Dry Cleaners. .....

(19)

Liquor Stores; package stores only. .....

(20)

Tobacco Shops and electronic cigarette stores. .....

(21)

Drive-Thru .....

(22)

Offices: Medical and dental, including, but not limited to physicians, surgeons and dentists. .....

(g)

Minimum lot width: None. .....

(h)

Maximum floor area ratio: 1.5. .....

(i)

[Reserved.] .....

(j)

Minimum setbacks: .....

(1)

Front: Five (5) feet. .....

(2)

Rear: Twenty (20) feet. .....

(3)

Side: Zero (0) feet; or if provided, it shall be at least five (5) feet. .....

(k)

Maximum building height: Three (3) stories, not to exceed forty-five (45) feet. .....

(Ord. No. O-37-94, 4-11-1994; Ord. No. O-133-00, §§ 6, 7, 10-23-2000; Ord. No. O-104-01, § 9, 7-23-2001; Ord. No. O-41-03, § 9, 2-03-2003; Ord. No. O-50-03, § 9, 2-18-2003; Ord. No. O-14-04, § 9, 2-2-2004; Ord. No. O-142-04, § 4, 7-6-2004; Ord. No. O-84-05, §§ 10, 11, 4-18-2005; Ord. No. O-123-15, § 1, 10-19-2015; Ord. No. O-111-06, §§ 7, 8, 6-26-2006; Ord. No. O-199-07, §§ 7, 9, 12-3-2007; Ord. No. O-14-10, § 1, 2-16-2010; Ord. No. O-83-10, § 3, 7-19-2010; Ord. No. O-144-11, § 1, 11-21-2011; Ord. No. O-135-17, 12-11-2017; Ord. No. O-67-21, 6-21-2021)

(a)

Legislative intent. The purpose of the B-4 Office-Research District is to provide for professional and corporate office and research facilities within a unified area. All development on a B-4 parcel shall have a single user or firm, subject to the requirements of this section. .....

(b)

Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted: .....

(1)

Corporate, business, charitable, not-for-profit organizations and labor union offices and headquarters; housing management and administrative personnel only, except: .....

a.

Any sales of products shall be allowed as an accessory use only. .....

b.

Any display of products shall be allowed as an accessory use only. .....

(2)

Professional offices; occupied by one firm, including its subsidiaries, except: .....

a.

Any sales of products shall be allowed as an accessory use only. .....

b.

Any display of products shall be allowed as an accessory use only. .....

(3)

Laboratories, offices and other facilities; for research and development including basic, applied development and technical services. .....

(4)

Production of prototype products; when limited to scale reasonably necessary for a full investigation of the merits of a product, including commercial viability, provided, however, that products using or involving explosives or volatile chemicals shall be prohibited. .....

(5)

Engineering and testing laboratories. .....

(6)

Village Operated Facilities .....

(c)

Accessory uses. .....

(1)

Those customarily incidental to the permitted uses. .....

(2)

Signs, except those requiring special use approval; per regulations in Article VIII of this ordinance. .....

(3)

Communication devices; per regulations in section 6.02 of this ordinance. .....

(4)

Sales and display of products; which are customarily incidental to the firm or one of its subsidiaries which is located on said B-4 parcel. .....

(d)

Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the village board subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: .....

(1)

Private trade schools; located totally within a single structure. .....

(2)

Financial institutions. .....

(3)

Fencing; in any front yard except for: .....

a.

Decorative fencing. .....

b.

Temporary fencing; erected to protect any seeding area, with the permission of the administrator. .....

(4)

Communication devices which exceed height limits. .....

(5)

Unique uses. .....

(6)

Solar or wind energy conversion systems. .....

(7)

Public service facilities; including electric distributing sub-stations, telephone exchanges and similar non-municipal uses. .....

(8)

Copy changes, pursuant to Section 8.01(f)(4). .....

(9)

Hospitals .....

(e)

Minimum lot area: Four hundred thousand (400,000) square feet, unless a smaller lot area is approved by the village as part of a planned development with a greater degree of site coordination, landscaping, and architectural quality. .....

(f)

Minimum lot width: None. .....

(g)

Maximum floor area ratio: 0.50. .....

(h)

Minimum setbacks: .....

(1)

Front: Fifty (50) feet. .....

(2)

Rear: Sixty (60) feet. .....

(3)

Side: Twenty (20) feet. .....

(i)

[Reserved.] .....

(j)

Transitional yards. Where a rear or side lot line coincides with a rear or side lot line in an adjacent Village of Palatine residentially zoned district, rear and side yard setbacks of at least thirty (30) feet shall be provided. .....

(k)

Landscaping and aesthetic requirements. .....

(1)

All aforementioned yards shall be permanently landscaped and maintained according to the landscape plan approved by the administrator. .....

(2)

The administrator shall require a greater degree of architectural compatibility, landscaping and public art for proposals on lots of less than four hundred thousand (400,000) square feet. .....

(l)

Maximum building permitted height. The height of any structure (except flag poles) above the ground elevation shall be no greater than one-third (⅓) the distance from the base of such structure to the nearest property line, except that where the nearest property line adjoins a public right-of-way, the height shall be no greater than one-half (½) the distance from the base of such structure to the centerline of such right-of-way. .....

(m)

Restrictions on use. .....

(1)

Noise. Maximum sound pressure level and frequency radiated by any use or facility when measured at any point on the lot lines shall not exceed the values shown in the following table: .....

(2)

Vibrations. Uses shall not be located and equipment shall not be installed in such a way as to produce intense, earthshaking vibrations which are noticeable at the property lines of the subject premises. .....

(3)

Smoke and particulate matter. .....

a.

No emission shall be located at any point, from any chimney or otherwise, of visible grey smoke or dust equal to or darker than No. 1 on the Standard Ringelmann Smoke Chart, Information Circular 7718, as issued by the U.S. Bureau of Mines, August, 1955, except that visible smoke of a shade equal to No. 2 on said chart may be emitted for not more than six (6) minutes in any one hour. These provisions shall apply also to any visible smoke of a different color but with an apparent equal opacity. .....

b.

No smoke, dirt, dust or particulate matter resulting from operations shall be permitted in such a manner or quantity as to endanger or be detrimental to the public health, safety, comfort or welfare, or which causes soiling at or beyond the lot line(s). .....

c.

No emission shall be permitted of any particulate matter in excess of two-tenths (0.2) grams per cubic foot of flue gas at stack temperature of five hundred (500) degrees Fahrenheit (or the equivalent). .....

(4)

Glare and heat. No direct or reflective glare from floodlights, welding or any other source or process which glare is visible from any point on any lot line of the property from which the glare emanates shall be permitted. .....

(5)

Fire and explosive hazards. .....

a.

Liquid or gaseous fuels and flammable chemicals. Storage of all liquid or gaseous fuels and flammable chemicals shall be provided and maintained in accordance with the safety standards and means for fire protection as prescribed by the National Fire Protection Association and as may be required by the fire chief of the village. All bulk storage shall be underground. .....

b.

Detonatable materials. Activities involving the storage, utilization or manufacture of materials which decompose by detonation shall not be allowed. .....

c.

Radiation hazards. The release of radioactive materials or the emission of ionizing radiation outside of the property line shall be in accordance with rules and regulations of the state. .....

(6)

Waste. All waste shall be disposed of in accordance with all applicable ordinances of the village and as approved by the administrator. .....

(Ord. No. O-37-94, 4-11-1994; Ord. No. O-133-00, §§ 8, 9, 10-23-2000; Ord. No. O-110-09, § 1, 9-8-2009; Ord. No. O-14-10, § 1, 2-16-2010; Ord. No. O-19-20, 3-9-2020)

(a)

Legislative intent. The purpose of the B-5 Highway Business District is to provide for intensive retail or wholesale sales with appeal on a regional basis. .....

(b)

Boundaries. Only the following described properties in the village, and none other, may be eligible to be classified as "B-5," Highway Business District: All lots with frontage on Rand Road (U.S. Route 12). .....

(c)

Permitted uses. The following uses are permitted: .....

(1)

Appliance stores (large). .....

(2)

Appliance stores (small). .....

(3)

Auction rooms. .....

(4)

Automotive sales; for the sale of new and used automobiles and including auxiliary service and repairs in conjunction with, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building. .....

(5)

Automotive accessory store, including, but not limited to, batteries, tires, engine parts, but not including on-site repair of autos or replacement of sold items, with the exception of automobile cellular telephones, stereos, vinyl window tinting and specialty lighting, which may be installed in an enclosed building. .....

(6)

Banks or financial institutions, without drive-in. .....

(7)

Baseball academy. .....

(8)

Blue printing or photo stating establishments. .....

(9)

Boat and marine showroom and sales. .....

(10)

Bowling alleys. .....

(11)

Building materials and supplies; including outdoor storage when totally fenced. .....

(12)

Business machine sales and service. .....

(13)

Business schools. .....

(14)

Carpet and rug stores. .....

(15)

Casket sales and supplies. .....

(16)

Catering establishments. .....

(17)

Clothes stores. .....

(18)

Commercial printing. .....

(19)

Department stores; offering for sale at retail some or all of the goods permitted in the B-1 and B-2 districts. .....

(20)

Electronic communication equipment sales. .....

(21)

Equipment rental and leasing service; home, office, business and industrial. .....

(22)

Exterminator shops. .....

(23)

Feed and seed stores. .....

(24)

Furniture stores. .....

(25)

Halls; capable for use as meeting rooms, party rooms and dance halls with or without live entertainment, food service and alcohol. .....

(26)

Health clubs, which are 3,000 square feet or less. .....

(27)

Homes supply centers. .....

(28)

Greenhouses; retail and wholesale items. .....

(29)

Linen, towel and diaper service. .....

(30)

Linoleum or tile. .....

(31)

Live bait stores. .....

(32)

Machinery rental and sales. .....

(33)

Monument sales. .....

(34)

Movie theaters; indoor. .....

(35)

Offices: Business, professional, or governmental. .....

(36)

Photograph developing and processing shops. .....

(37)

Paint or wallpaper stores. .....

(38)

Publishing of newspapers. .....

(39)

Printing, commercial. .....

(40)

Public garages. .....

(41)

Restaurants (without a drive-through or a local liquor license, and do not operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM) .....

(42)

Studios; commercial, photographic, recording, radio and television. .....

(43)

Secondhand thrift stores; if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building. .....

(44)

Sign painting establishments. .....

(45)

Snowmobile sales and service. .....

(46)

Taxicab dispatching office facility; including accessory communications equipment. .....

(47)

Temporary buildings; on the premises for construction purposes for a period not to exceed the duration of such construction. .....

(48)

Temporary uses of special events; for a period not to exceed seventy-two (72) hours; as approved by the Village Council at least ten (10) days before the event. .....

(49)

Mixed uses; combination of economically compatible permitted uses listed above, provided that the floor area of such establishment does not exceed fifty thousand (50,000) square feet. .....

(50)

Compatible uses; per procedure and standards listed in section 11.01(f) of this ordinance. .....

(51)

Delicatessens .....

(52)

Bakeries .....

(53)

Tanning Salons. .....

(54)

Village Operated Facilities .....

(d)

Accessory uses. .....

(1)

Those customarily incidental to the permitted uses. .....

(2)

Signs, except those requiring special use approval; per regulations in Article VIII of this ordinance. .....

(3)

Communication devices; per regulations in section 6.02 of this ordinance. .....

(e)

Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the village board subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: .....

(1)

Animal hospital or kennels. .....

(2)

Adult bookstores. .....

(3)

Adult movie theaters. .....

(4)

Amusement establishment; including permanent carnivals, kiddie parks, golf driving ranges, miniature golf courses and skating rinks. .....

(5)

Ambulance services. .....

(6)

Automotive sales; for the sale of used automobiles and including auxiliary service and repairs in conjunction with, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building. .....

(7)

Automobile, bus and truck laundries; provided adequate space for fueling of vehicles is furnished and traffic congestion is minimized. .....

(8)

Automobile service station and mart; for disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement and retail sale of other items without on-site consumption of food or repair. .....

(9)

Automobile service stations; for disbursement of fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement, with repair. .....

(10)

Banquet and/or meeting room. .....

(11)

Bus stations; provided that direct access to a major or secondary thoroughfare is available. .....

(12)

Communication devices; for radio and television transmission. .....

(13)

Day care facilities. .....

(14)

Communication devices; which exceed the height limitations set forth for business districts. .....

(15)

Martial arts school. .....

(16)

Movie theaters; outdoor. .....

(17)

Fence, front yard. .....

(18)

Undertaking establishments and funeral homes; which may include one attached residential unit. Water based cremation or alkaline hydrolysis is also permitted as an accessory use to the funeral home. .....

(19)

Automobile diagnostic center and repair; when part of a department store and without the disbursement fossil fuels or other forms of energy or material that assists automobile movement. .....

(20)

Automobile service and repair; where automobiles are painted, repaired, rebuilt, reconstructed or stored for compensation. .....

(21)

Indoor sports and recreational facilities. .....

(22)

Live entertainment. .....

(23)

Public service facilities; including electric distributing sub-stations, telephone exchanges and similar non-municipal uses. .....

(24)

Restaurants (with a drive-through or a local liquor license, or operate between 12:00 AM and 6 AM). .....

(25)

Trailer rental. .....

(26)

Truck rental. .....

(27)

Unique uses. .....

(28)

Wind energy conservation systems. .....

(29)

Used auto and machinery party. .....

(30)

Hotels, Extended Stay Hotels, and Motels. .....

(31)

Sales and service uses; with a retail sales showroom and storage conducted within a totally enclosed building; .....

a.

Electrical. .....

b.

Flooring. .....

c.

Glass. .....

d.

Heating and ventilation. .....

e.

Masonry. .....

f.

Painting. .....

g.

Paper hanging. .....

h.

Plumbing. .....

i.

Refrigeration. .....

j.

Roofing. .....

(32)

Copy changes, pursuant to Section 8.01(f)(4). .....

(33)

Car rental facilities. .....

(34)

Dry Cleaners .....

(35)

Liquor Stores; package stores only. .....

(36)

Tobacco Shops and electronic cigarette stores. .....

(37)

Drive-Thurs .....

(38)

Offices: Medical and dental, including, but not limited to physicians, surgeons and dentists. .....

(39)

Gold and Silver dealers (as defined within Division 16 of the Palatine Code of Ordinances), whose gross business receipts result in 20% or more from the purchase of gold or silver. .....

(40)

Piercing studios and stores, operating in a manner that is not exempted under the Tattoo and Body Piercing Establishment Registration Act [410 ILCS 54/1 et seq.]. This shall not include practices that are considered medical procedures or the puncturing of the outer perimeter or lobe of the ear using the pre-sterilized, single-use stud and clasp piercing system. .....

(41)

Physical and health services: including health clubs greater than 3,000 square feet, swimming pools, and masseuses. .....

(42)

Adult-Use Cannabis Dispensing Establishment as defined in Section 3.02. .....

(f)

Minimum lot width: One hundred (100) feet. .....

(g)

Maximum floor area ratio: 1.50. .....

(h)

Minimum setbacks: .....

(1)

Front: Forty (40) feet. .....

(2)

Rear: Thirty-five (35) feet. .....

(3)

Side: Twenty (20) feet. .....

(i)

Transitional yards. Where a rear or side lot line coincides with a rear or side lot line in an adjacent Village of Palatine residentially zoned district, rear and side yard setbacks of at least twenty-five (25) feet shall be provided, plus adjoining parking areas shall be screened from residential view by a landscape plan approved by the administrator. .....

(j)

Maximum building height. Three (3) stories, not to exceed forty-five (45) feet. .....

(Ord. No. O-60-92, § 1, 4-27-1992; Ord. No. O-37-94, 4-11-1994; Ord. No. O-67-00, § 1, 7-17-2000; Ord. No. O-133-00, §§ 10, 11, 10-23-2000; Ord. No. O-22-02, §§ 5, 8, 2-25-2002; Ord. No. O-41-03, § 10, 2-03-2003; Ord. No. O-50-03, § 10, 2-18-2003; Ord. No. O-14-04, § 11, 2-2-2004; Ord. No. O-142-04, § 5, 7-6-2004; Ord. No. O-60-06, §§ 14, 15, 4-3-2006; Ord. No. O-111-06, § 9, 6-26-2006; Ord. No. O-14-10, § 1, 2-16-2010; Ord. No. O-144-11, § 1, 11-21-2011; Ord. No. O-123-15, § 1, 10-19-2015; Ord. No. O-89-16, 7-11-2016; Ord. No. O-135-17, 12-11-2017; Ord. No. O-111-19, 12-9-2019; Ord. No. O-19-20, 3-9-2020; Ord. No. O-40-21, 4-12-2021; Ord. No. O-67-21, 6-21-2021)