Any of the following types of uses are permitted in the commercial “C” zone so long as all operations conducted in the premises shall not be objectionable beyond the property boundary lines by reason of noise, odor, fumes, gases, smoke, steam, vibration, hazard or other causes:
A.
Retail enterprises dispensing commodities and services;
C.
Professional and business offices;
D.
Storage and warehouses including wholesale;
E.
Maintenance or processing;
F.
Any use permitted in the residential zone without a conditional use permit. Residential uses shall conform to the site requirements of the R-5000 zone;
G.
Restaurants, taverns, cafes, drive-in restaurants;
H.
Enterprises providing indoor entertainment and recreation;
I.
Hotels, motels, and bed and breakfast establishments and recreational vehicle parks;
J.
Parking lots and loading areas;
L.
Commercial garden and agricultural uses (wholesale and retail);
M.
Commercial kennel, as permitted by Title 6 of this code;
N.
Any use customarily incidental to the permitted use;
O.
Unclassified uses as provided in Chapter 18.28;
P.
Portable structures as defined in Section 18.08.010 (93)(A) of this title which do not exceed one hundred sixty square feet;
Q.
Temporary structures as defined in Section 18.08.010 (93)(B) of this title;
R.
An adult entertainment business, duly licensed adult business under the provisions of Chapter 5.10, provided:
1.
No adult entertainment business shall be located within one city block, measured in any direction, from the perimeter of a residential property;
2.
No adult entertainment business shall be located within one city block, measured in any direction, from the perimeter of a church, public park, library, school grounds or other facility used primarily for services to children under the age of eighteen years;
3.
No adult entertainment business shall be located within one city block, measured in any direction, from any other adult entertainment business.
(Ord. 270 § 2(part), 1993; Ord. 329 § 7, 1998; Ord. 361 § 1, 2000; Ord. 396 § 49, 2002)