One or more of the purposes set forth in §§ 60-11, 60-19 and 60-27 of this chapter, as amended, except that detached single-family dwelling construction shall not be permitted in the Business District.

Retail store.

Office building, bank or financial institution; telephone or telegraph business.

Restaurant, bakery shop, confectionery shop or florist.

Newspaper office or job printing, bookbindery, hand laundry or express office.

Shops for carpenter, plumber, upholsterer, electrician, tinsmith, paperhanger, painter, tailor, dressmaker, milliner, shoemaker, jeweler, watch- and clockmaker, optician, musical or scientific instruments and other trades or uses of a similar grade.

Any fabricating, treating, converting, finishing, altering or assembling in connection with the aforesaid permitted uses, and which is necessary, incident and accessory to the preparation of articles to be sold primarily at retail on the premises or to the performing of a service primarily for residents of the neighborhood, and on a scale requiring not more than five operatives engaged on such work and to an extent involving for such work not more than the rear 3/4 of the entire first-floor space of the building.

(Reserved)[1]

(Reserved)[2]

Office, studio or occupational room of a physician, surgeon, dentist, lawyer, teacher, accountant, artist, architect, professional engineer or any other professional person.

Any use of the same general character as any of the uses hereinbefore specifically permitted, when authorized as a variance by the Board of Appeals.

Office, service department, showroom, storage and parking facilities for the sale, leasing or rental of new and used automobiles, vans and trucks shall be permitted only when authorized as a special use by the Board of Trustees after the payment of a filing fee as set forth in Subsection B and a public hearing at which the following general standards are considered:

The filing fee for a special use permit shall be set forth in the Zoning Fee Schedule established by resolution of the Board of Trustees. Such Fee Schedule may thereafter be amended from time to time by like resolution. Such fee schedule shall be available in the office of the Village Clerk.

Supermarket or shopping center.

Store or place of business for the sale or distribution of any kind of food at retail for off-premises consumption.

Discount house or place of business commonly referred to as a "cut-rate store."

Auction rooms.

Store or place of business for the sale or exhibition of pets, birds, live fish and animals of all kinds, or an animal hospital, veterinary establishment or place for the boarding or keeping of pets, birds and other animals.

Bowling alley, billiard parlor or skating rink.

Catering establishment.

Motel.

Nursing home.

Luncheonette, diner or bar and grill. This prohibition, however, shall not limit, affect or curtail the use of premises as a bona fide restaurant selling or dispensing wines, liquors and beer as permitted by law.

Any open-front store or stand, except a nursery, or any other open-front place of business, or any place of business which maintains an outdoor display or storage of merchandise or food of any kind.

Vending machine and other similar mechanically coin-operated device which automatically delivers goods or renders services of any kind.

Discotheque.

Massage parlor or similar types of establishments.

Off-track betting (OTB) parlor or any place or building where the public is invited to bet or gamble in any form.

Multiple dwelling or apartment house or residential construction of any kind.

Department store.

A public garage, automobile service station, automobile repair shop, automobile storage building or place, except as off-street parking facilities for vehicles or private garage facilities are expressly otherwise required or permitted by this chapter, or any building or place for the sale of gasoline or oil, except that an automobile sales room may store and display automobiles for sale.

Establishment dealing in secondhand articles, including but not limited to old precious metals, coins, stamps, currency, firearms, rifles, shotguns, cameras, business machines, musical instruments, motors, electronic equipment or any items pledged in pawn; or that deals in melting metals for the purpose of sale and the like, but excluding automobiles and their parts, pianos, books, rugs, tapestries, artists renditions, imported secondhand articles offered for first sale within the country, returned items, antiques and the like. It is the intent of this subsection to proscribe the establishment of pawnshops and the like within the Village.

There shall be a rear yard, the depth of which shall not be less than 15 feet.

No building or any portion thereof shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project beyond a line parallel to and 10 feet distant from the nearest street line on the street of the Village known as Tain Drive, even if such building shall front on other streets or highways intersecting such above-named street. The provisions of this section shall not be applicable to Wensley Drive and Merrivale Road.

No building shall be more than 2 1/2 stories high nor exceed, in height, 30 feet.

No parapet wall shall exceed 30 feet in height nor extend more than four feet in height, above the average roof height of a flat roof.

In addition to said landscaped area, there shall be erected in the rear of said Business District property a retaining wall with a brick facade substantially similar to such walls now erected in the rear of office building properties on Northern Boulevard. The said wall shall be six feet higher than the level of the adjacent one-family residential property as of the time of its construction. There shall also be erected a retaining wall with a brick facade along the side property line that abuts a street or public sidewalk. The height of said wall shall be six feet.

Any application for a building permit or certificate of occupancy shall designate the trees and/or shrubs to be planted, and the brick wall to be erected, and the location thereof. The plan for such planting and wall and the character and the nature of such trees and/or shrubs and wall shall be subject to the approval of the Building Inspector and the Design Review Board. Such planting and brick wall shall be continuously thereafter maintained so long as such building on the Business District property shall stand.

Such landscaped area shall not be included as part of the area required for off-street parking facilities by § 60-48 of this article, but may be considered as part of the rear yard.

Walls and fences shall not be permitted in a front yard, on a front property line or between two commercial parcels unless approved by the Design Review Board.

Permit required. No person, firm, association or corporation shall hereafter erect and maintain any wall or fence for any purpose whatsoever without first having obtained a permit from the Building Inspector and having filed an application as set forth in § 60-59.2B.

On any lot or premises used for nonresidential, commercial or business uses, there shall be provided accessory and adequate off-street parking spaces, open or enclosed, with sufficient entrance and access roads, in conformity with the requirements set forth in the table made a part hereof.

If the use of any existing building or other structure or zoning lot shall be enlarged, the same requirements set forth in the said table shall apply to the enlarged portions of such building or other structure or zoning lot.

For the purposes of this chapter, a driveway shall not be considered as off-street parking space and may not be used for parking.

Such parking area, including the entrance and access roads, shall be paved with a hard surface pavement, and curb cuts and sidewalk crossings shall be provided giving access to a public street.

The certificate of occupancy shall be contingent upon the continuance of such parking area, and if it should, for any reason, cease to be used and maintained for such purpose, or if the owner of the building for which such certificate of occupancy was issued should cease to own or control such parking area, the Village Board may, upon notice to the applicant or the owner or occupant, for the time being, of such building, and after giving him a reasonable opportunity to be heard, cancel and revoke such certificate of occupancy or modify the same, as circumstances may require.

No vehicle shall be parked or displayed on a sidewalk or within any portion of the public right-of-way between the street and the abutting property line, with the exception of egress driveways not obstructing sidewalks.

No commercial property or business shall display merchandise, items, vehicles or materials outside the physical fence/structure.

The following table indicates the number of off-street parking spaces required for nonresidential, commercial or business uses:

In the Business and Apartment Zoning Districts, the width of access aisles and length of parking spaces shall be measured perpendicular to the direction of traffic flow in the access aisle, except for parallel parking spaces. The length of the parking space, measured as described above, shall be known as the "stall-to-curb dimension." The access aisle shall be the pavement providing ingress to and egress from the parking space, as well as general circulation in the parking area. Stall-to-curb dimensions are defined in the tables below:

Accessible parking requirements and other state or federal requirements that are more restrictive shall supersede the regulations set forth in this section.