16 - B-1 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
In the B-1 commercial district no building or land shall be used and no building shall be erected, enlarged, converted or structurally altered, except for one or more of the following uses:
1.
Apartments or multiple-family dwellings;
2.
Bakery whose products are sold only at retail on the premises;
3.
Business or commercial school, or dancing music academy;
4.
Filling stations;
5.
Personal service shop, such as shoe repair shops, beauty parlors and barbershop but expressly excluding those uses listed in I-1 and 1-2 districts;
6.
Professional or service office;
7.
Restaurant, serving only within the building;
7(a).
Drive thru restaurant only upon approval of the zoning board of appeals and if traffic constraints permit use;
8.
Shop or store for conduct of retail business only, but expressly excluding uses listed in I-1 and I-2 districts;
9.
Laboratories which do not emit noxious gases, unpleasant odors, smoke, fumes or noises and which do not use combustible or explosive materials;
10.
Store for collection and distribution of laundry and dry-cleaning articles, but not for the treatment, cleaning and processing of such articles;
11.
Private garage incidental to main use and a sign or bulletin board relating only to services;
12.
Temporary building incidental only to construction of a permitted use;
13.
One-family and two-family dwellings;
14.
Multiple-family dwellings;
15.
Hotels and apartment hotels;
16.
Community buildings, museums and libraries;
17.
Advertising signs and bulletin boards;
18.
Hospitals and clinics, nursing homes;
19.
Dyeing and cleaning works, laundry;
20.
Bakery;
21.
Printing shop;
22.
Plumbing shop;
23.
Public garage, automobile sales room;
24.
Private clubs and lodges, except skeet and gun clubs;
25.
Institutions of an educational, philanthropic or eleemosynary nature;
26.
Bus or taxi terminal station, railroad station;
27.
Store for conduct of wholesale business, excluding a building the principal use of which is for a storage warehouse;
28.
Telegraph service station;
29.
Telephone exchange;
30.
Theater, except open air drive-in theater;
31.
Taverns as limited by the liquor ordinances of the city;
32.
Amusement and recreation building;
33.
Churches and chapels;
34.
Undertaking establishments;
35.
Park and playground;
36.
Boarding and rooming houses, tourist home;
37.
Home occupations;
38.
Municipal, state or federal building;
39.
Residence of watchman or guard of a permitted use;
40.
Parking lots.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 1, 1962).
(Ord. No. TA1-07, 8-1-2023)
The parking regulations for multiple-family dwellings shall be required for such uses by the applicable provisions of Chapter 17.32. No parking space shall be required in the B-l district in other instances.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 2, 1962).
No building shall exceed six stories in height nor shall it exceed seventy-five feet in height, except as otherwise provided in Chapter 17.36.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 3, 1962).
The front yard requirements for multiple-family dwellings are the same as in the R-1 district. In single-family and two-family dwellings, the front yard requirements are the same as in the R-1 district. In all other cases no front yard is required.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(1), 1962).
The side yard regulations for multiple-family dwellings are the same as those in the R-1 district. In all other cases no side yard is required, except as necessary to permit required off-street parking.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(2), 1962).
The rear yard regulations for multiple-family dwellings are the same as in the R-1 district. In all other cases a rear yard is not required, except as necessary to provide required off-street parking.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(3), 1962).
When a lot is improved by multiple-family dwelling, the intensity of use regulations are the same as those required in the R-1 district.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(4), 1962).
16 - B-1 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
In the B-1 commercial district no building or land shall be used and no building shall be erected, enlarged, converted or structurally altered, except for one or more of the following uses:
1.
Apartments or multiple-family dwellings;
2.
Bakery whose products are sold only at retail on the premises;
3.
Business or commercial school, or dancing music academy;
4.
Filling stations;
5.
Personal service shop, such as shoe repair shops, beauty parlors and barbershop but expressly excluding those uses listed in I-1 and 1-2 districts;
6.
Professional or service office;
7.
Restaurant, serving only within the building;
7(a).
Drive thru restaurant only upon approval of the zoning board of appeals and if traffic constraints permit use;
8.
Shop or store for conduct of retail business only, but expressly excluding uses listed in I-1 and I-2 districts;
9.
Laboratories which do not emit noxious gases, unpleasant odors, smoke, fumes or noises and which do not use combustible or explosive materials;
10.
Store for collection and distribution of laundry and dry-cleaning articles, but not for the treatment, cleaning and processing of such articles;
11.
Private garage incidental to main use and a sign or bulletin board relating only to services;
12.
Temporary building incidental only to construction of a permitted use;
13.
One-family and two-family dwellings;
14.
Multiple-family dwellings;
15.
Hotels and apartment hotels;
16.
Community buildings, museums and libraries;
17.
Advertising signs and bulletin boards;
18.
Hospitals and clinics, nursing homes;
19.
Dyeing and cleaning works, laundry;
20.
Bakery;
21.
Printing shop;
22.
Plumbing shop;
23.
Public garage, automobile sales room;
24.
Private clubs and lodges, except skeet and gun clubs;
25.
Institutions of an educational, philanthropic or eleemosynary nature;
26.
Bus or taxi terminal station, railroad station;
27.
Store for conduct of wholesale business, excluding a building the principal use of which is for a storage warehouse;
28.
Telegraph service station;
29.
Telephone exchange;
30.
Theater, except open air drive-in theater;
31.
Taverns as limited by the liquor ordinances of the city;
32.
Amusement and recreation building;
33.
Churches and chapels;
34.
Undertaking establishments;
35.
Park and playground;
36.
Boarding and rooming houses, tourist home;
37.
Home occupations;
38.
Municipal, state or federal building;
39.
Residence of watchman or guard of a permitted use;
40.
Parking lots.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 1, 1962).
(Ord. No. TA1-07, 8-1-2023)
The parking regulations for multiple-family dwellings shall be required for such uses by the applicable provisions of Chapter 17.32. No parking space shall be required in the B-l district in other instances.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 2, 1962).
No building shall exceed six stories in height nor shall it exceed seventy-five feet in height, except as otherwise provided in Chapter 17.36.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 3, 1962).
The front yard requirements for multiple-family dwellings are the same as in the R-1 district. In single-family and two-family dwellings, the front yard requirements are the same as in the R-1 district. In all other cases no front yard is required.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(1), 1962).
The side yard regulations for multiple-family dwellings are the same as those in the R-1 district. In all other cases no side yard is required, except as necessary to permit required off-street parking.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(2), 1962).
The rear yard regulations for multiple-family dwellings are the same as in the R-1 district. In all other cases a rear yard is not required, except as necessary to provide required off-street parking.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(3), 1962).
When a lot is improved by multiple-family dwelling, the intensity of use regulations are the same as those required in the R-1 district.
(Ord. B-22 Art. 5 § 4(4), 1962).