WHOLESALE AND WAREHOUSING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Purpose. This district permits heavier commercial activities.
(B) Permissive uses.
(1) Amateur radio antenna, up to 65 feet in height from grade;
(2) Auditoriums, bowling alleys, billiards, dance hall, theaters, skating rinks, indoor entertainment;
(3) Auto repair, major; provided, that:
(a) Repairs and associated activities are conducted within a completely enclosed building; and
(b) A solid masonry wall at least six feet high is erected between the activity and any abutting or contiguous residential zone;
(4) Auto repair, minor;
(5) Automotive dealers, motorcycle dealers;
(6) Bakeries, pastry and confectioneries for retail sales;
(7) Banks and other financial institutions;
(8) Churches, Sunday school and parish house, incidental facilities;
(9) Clubhouses, buildings for fraternal organizations, nonprofit public service organizations;
(10) Day spa;
(11) Drive-in, drive-through window restaurants, convenience stores;
(12) Gasoline service stations, convenience stores, and car washes;
(13) Hospitals and private institutions of an educational nature and similar institutions;
(14) Hotel/motel;
(15) Lumberyards;
(16) Machinery, farm sales, repairing and overhauling; provided, that concealed storage and repair area are utilized;
(17) Manager/caretaker residential uses within the structure;
(18) Medical complexes, professional offices (medical and dental), veterinarians, offices/clinics;
(19) Medical supplies and services, drug prescription, prosthetic supplies and dental/medical lab;
(20) Nursery schools and daycare facilities;
(21) Nursing homes, senior transitional living and care facilities and similar institutions;
(22) Offices and office buildings;
(23) Offset press printing;
(24) Outside storage, as an accessory use, as defined in Article III, Section 154.71;
(25) Park and ride facilities, parking lots, garages;
(26) Parks, recreational parks and open spaces, public facilities;
(27) Permanent outdoor sales displays, provided they meet regulations defined in Article III, Section 154.72;
(28) Photocopying and blueprinting, shipping and messenger service;
(29) Public facilities;
(30) Public utilities, electric facilities;
(31) Radio or television studios;
(32) Recycling collection centers; provided, that they are an accessory use, and as defined in Article III, Section 154.74;
(33) Repair shops – electrical, radio, and television appliances, keys, and similar articles;
(34) Residential uses as secondary use or above the first floor; provided, that:
(a) The density shall not exceed 50 dwelling units per acre; and
(b) The exterior of any residential building shall be constructed of materials similar in color and appearance to those used in the primary business structure; and
(c) The residence shall be located either as part of the primary business structure or behind the primary business structure; and
(d) The residence can be used as a residence but cannot be used in a business capacity;
(35) Restaurants, bars, lounges, coffee/tea rooms, delicatessens, patio/al fresco dining facilities;
(36) Sales of sheet metal products;
(37) Schools, private, K-12, college, trade schools;
(38) Schools, public, K-12;
(39) Self-storage facilities;
(40) Shops – dressmaking, tailoring, laundry, dry cleaning, photo, pet, and similar trades;
(41) Stores for the sale of retail goods, products, and services;
(42) Temporary model home/sales office as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(B);
(43) Temporary structures and enclosures used in construction of a building and used for storage of equipment and material as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(D);
(44) Undertaking establishments;
(45) Warehouse and indoor storage;
(46) Wholesale commercial.
(C) Conditional uses (requiring use permit and site plan).
(1) Auto wrecking, salvage, and contractor’s yards, provided:
(a) All activities are conducted in an enclosed building or are enclosed by a solid wall or solid fence at least eight feet high; and
(b) Inoperative automobile bodies or other material may be stacked to a height that does not exceed the height of the required fence or wall;
(2) Boarding kennels or pet shelters;
(3) Light industrial;
(4) Light manufacturing;
(5) Office uses that exceed the height limits of this district;
(6) Research and development office;
(7) Truck and trailer rentals.
(Ord. 18-20; Am. Ord. 19-17; Am. Ord. 22-20)
WHOLESALE AND WAREHOUSING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Purpose. This district permits heavier commercial activities.
(B) Permissive uses.
(1) Amateur radio antenna, up to 65 feet in height from grade;
(2) Auditoriums, bowling alleys, billiards, dance hall, theaters, skating rinks, indoor entertainment;
(3) Auto repair, major; provided, that:
(a) Repairs and associated activities are conducted within a completely enclosed building; and
(b) A solid masonry wall at least six feet high is erected between the activity and any abutting or contiguous residential zone;
(4) Auto repair, minor;
(5) Automotive dealers, motorcycle dealers;
(6) Bakeries, pastry and confectioneries for retail sales;
(7) Banks and other financial institutions;
(8) Churches, Sunday school and parish house, incidental facilities;
(9) Clubhouses, buildings for fraternal organizations, nonprofit public service organizations;
(10) Day spa;
(11) Drive-in, drive-through window restaurants, convenience stores;
(12) Gasoline service stations, convenience stores, and car washes;
(13) Hospitals and private institutions of an educational nature and similar institutions;
(14) Hotel/motel;
(15) Lumberyards;
(16) Machinery, farm sales, repairing and overhauling; provided, that concealed storage and repair area are utilized;
(17) Manager/caretaker residential uses within the structure;
(18) Medical complexes, professional offices (medical and dental), veterinarians, offices/clinics;
(19) Medical supplies and services, drug prescription, prosthetic supplies and dental/medical lab;
(20) Nursery schools and daycare facilities;
(21) Nursing homes, senior transitional living and care facilities and similar institutions;
(22) Offices and office buildings;
(23) Offset press printing;
(24) Outside storage, as an accessory use, as defined in Article III, Section 154.71;
(25) Park and ride facilities, parking lots, garages;
(26) Parks, recreational parks and open spaces, public facilities;
(27) Permanent outdoor sales displays, provided they meet regulations defined in Article III, Section 154.72;
(28) Photocopying and blueprinting, shipping and messenger service;
(29) Public facilities;
(30) Public utilities, electric facilities;
(31) Radio or television studios;
(32) Recycling collection centers; provided, that they are an accessory use, and as defined in Article III, Section 154.74;
(33) Repair shops – electrical, radio, and television appliances, keys, and similar articles;
(34) Residential uses as secondary use or above the first floor; provided, that:
(a) The density shall not exceed 50 dwelling units per acre; and
(b) The exterior of any residential building shall be constructed of materials similar in color and appearance to those used in the primary business structure; and
(c) The residence shall be located either as part of the primary business structure or behind the primary business structure; and
(d) The residence can be used as a residence but cannot be used in a business capacity;
(35) Restaurants, bars, lounges, coffee/tea rooms, delicatessens, patio/al fresco dining facilities;
(36) Sales of sheet metal products;
(37) Schools, private, K-12, college, trade schools;
(38) Schools, public, K-12;
(39) Self-storage facilities;
(40) Shops – dressmaking, tailoring, laundry, dry cleaning, photo, pet, and similar trades;
(41) Stores for the sale of retail goods, products, and services;
(42) Temporary model home/sales office as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(B);
(43) Temporary structures and enclosures used in construction of a building and used for storage of equipment and material as defined in Article III, Section 154.75(D);
(44) Undertaking establishments;
(45) Warehouse and indoor storage;
(46) Wholesale commercial.
(C) Conditional uses (requiring use permit and site plan).
(1) Auto wrecking, salvage, and contractor’s yards, provided:
(a) All activities are conducted in an enclosed building or are enclosed by a solid wall or solid fence at least eight feet high; and
(b) Inoperative automobile bodies or other material may be stacked to a height that does not exceed the height of the required fence or wall;
(2) Boarding kennels or pet shelters;
(3) Light industrial;
(4) Light manufacturing;
(5) Office uses that exceed the height limits of this district;
(6) Research and development office;
(7) Truck and trailer rentals.
(Ord. 18-20; Am. Ord. 19-17; Am. Ord. 22-20)