The C-2 Zone is designed for commercial uses that generally located along highways. This zone is characterized by large lots, on-site parking and deeper setbacks. Businesses are automobile rather than pedestrian-oriented.

(Ord. 239, § 700, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Any use permitted in the C-1 Zone;

   (B)   Gas stations;

   (C)   Convenience stores;

   (D)   Implement and farm service stores; and

   (E)   New and used automobile sales and services.

(Ord. 239, § 701, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Fast food and drive-in establishments;

   (B)   Lumber yards and warehousing;

   (C)   Motels;

   (D)   Single- and multiple-family dwellings; and

   (E)   Other uses as determined by the Planning and Zoning Commission to be similar in scope and intensity to those listed above.

(Ord. 239, § 702, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Front yard - minimum 30 feet;

   (B)   Side and rear yard - 10 feet minimum except where commercial abuts a residential use in which case the minimum is 20 feet;

   (C)   Lot area - 15,000 square feet;

   (D)   Lot width - 100 feet;

   (E)   Outside storage - these areas shall be fenced and shall relate to an ongoing commercial activity;

   (F)   Parking - there shall be ample off-street parking to accommodate traffic generated by the business; and

   (G)   Must have highway frontage.

(Ord. 239, § 703, passed 1-22-2000) Penalty, see § 10.99