The purpose of the C-1A Neighborhood Office and Limited Commercial District is to provide a district which is related to and compatible with adjoining residential districts, and which uses may include limited office, service, and retail uses where there is limited contact with the public. Mixed commercial and residential uses are permitted.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

Subject to applicable provisions of this Ordinance, the permitted uses in the C-1A District are listed in the Table shown in Section 937.02 of this Ordinance.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

No interim uses are allowed in the C-1A District.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

Subject to applicable provisions of this Ordinance, the accessory uses allowed in the C-1A District are listed in the Table shown in Section 937.02 of this Ordinance.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

Subject to applicable provisions of this Ordinance, the conditional uses in the C-1A District are listed in the Table shown in Section 937.02 of this Ordinance. All conditional uses require a conditional use permit approved under procedures and standards set forth in Chapter 904 of this Ordinance.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

The following minimum setback requirements must be met for all lots and structures in the C-1A District:

A.

Front Yard: 20 feet.

B.

Side Yard: 10 feet.

C.

Side Yard directly abutting an R District: 20 feet.

D.

Rear Yard: 20 feet.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

The following standards apply to all lots and buildings in the C-1A District:

A.

The lot coverage may not exceed 30 percent of lot area.

B.

The floor area ratio (F.A.R.) may not exceed 2.0.

C.

Buildings may not exceed a height of 2.5 stories or 30 feet.

D.

The lot area must be at least 9,000 square feet.

(Ord. 811 [6-30-2022])

A.

In a mixed use building, the first story must be at least 80 percent non-residential by that floor's Gross Floor Area. The remaining 20 percent or less is intended for circulatory space, shared amenities for building users, or other common areas that are not intended to generate additional traffic.

B.

In a mixed use building, each business establishment shall be operated as a separate and distinct business entity. Each business establishment shall be physically separate from any other such establishment by solid walls, partitions or windows, although nothing in this paragraph is intended to prevent either common ownership or free pedestrian movement from one establishment to another through either an area commonly owned or leased by all adjoining establishments or through direct doorway connections. All business establishments shall be accessible from the exterior of the building in which they are located by either a direct door to the exterior or by direct access to a "common area" which in turn has adequate access to the exterior of the building without passing through another.

(Ord. 819 [11-10-2022])