Article 10 — C-G General Commercial District—Regulations.

This district classification is intended to be applied where general commercial facilities are necessary for public service and convenience. The following specific regulations and the general rules set forth in Article 32 shall apply in all C-G districts.

(a)

Uses permitted in C-N districts, except that those dwellings, as defined herein, may be permitted only upon the securing of a major use permit.

(b)

The following and other uses, which, in the opinion of the planning commission, are of a similar character:

Advertising signs, structures and billboards as in C-N districts.

2.

Amusement enterprises, including a billiard or pool hall, bowling alley, boxing arena, dance hall, theater and other similar uses, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building.

3.

Antique shop, if conducted entirely within a building.

4.

Automobile agencies, repair garages, body and fender shops, and auto painting shops, service stations, provided any steam cleaning and storage of merchandise and sundries are conducted wholly within a building.

5.

Automobiles and taxicabs for hire.

6.

Automobiles, truck and trailer, used car and farm equipment sales area.

7.

Bakery.

8.

Blueprinting and photostatting.

9.

Brokers-bail bond, crop, feed, fruit, grain, insurance, moneylender, pawnbroker, real estate, stocks and bonds.

10.

Retail building material store including accessory retail and resale lumber storage yard.

11.

Butcher, retail or wholesale but excluding slaughterhouses.

12.

Carpenter or cabinet shop, if conducted wholly within an enclosed building, but excluding furniture manufacture and heavy millwork.

Carnival or amusement enterprise of a similar temporary type, provided a use permit shall have been obtained from the planning commission.

14.

Clothes cleaning and dyeing work.

15.

Feed or fuel store.

Funeral parlor.

Hotel.

Laundry.

Liquor store, cocktail bar or warehouse.

20.

Manufacturer's agent, office, sample room and storage.

Moving, household storage and baggage transfer.

Nursery, flower or plant.

23.

Offices - real estate and insurance, professional and miscellaneous.

Parking lots.

Pet shops and taxidermist.

Plumbing or sheet metal shop, if conducted wholly within a building.

27.

Poultry or rabbit cleaning or dressing, provided that it is incidental to the sale of such products at retail on the premises and further provided that a use permit shall have been obtained from the planning commission.

28.

Printing, publishing and lithographing.

29.

Public garage, including storage, repairing, body and fender work, painting, etc., providing that all operations shall be conducted entirely within a building.

30.

Public services, including electric substations, fire and police stations, telephone exchange, bus or railroad station, water works and the like.

31.

Restaurant, cafe, or nightclub.

32.

Retail stores, of all types.

33.

Second-hand clothing or furniture store, if conducted entirely within a building.

34.

Sign painting shop.

35.

Skating rink.

36.

Stone monument works, if stone cutting is conducted entirely within a building or shed enclosed on three sides.

Mobilehome parks and travel trailer parks, subject to planning commission approval of a use permit in each particular case.

38.

Upholstery shop.

39.

Veterinarian, including dog or cat hospital or dog kennels, provided that a use permit shall have been obtained from the planning commission.

40.

Wedding chapel, rescue mission or temporary revival church or tent, provided that a use permit shall have been obtained from the planning commission.

41.

Wholesale business, including storage warehouses.

42.

Other uses similar to those above, which are not obnoxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor, dust, gas, noise or vibration, and further those uses which do not store or use inflammable liquids or gases which are generally considered a fire hazard.

A.

Lot Area, Width, Coverage, and Front Yard: None.

B.

Side Yard Set-back: None, except as required by building code or other regulations.

C.

Rear Yard Set-back: Five feet.

D.

Building Height Limit: Two stories but not to exceed thirty-five feet,

E.

Off-street Parking: As required by Article 29.