Chapter 17.042 — RETAIL COMMERCIAL (C-1) ZONE

The retail commercial or C-1 zone is intended to provide:

• A. Appropriately located areas and opportunities for retail store, offices and service establishments for the

convenience of the public in order to encourage mutually beneficial relationship to each other.

• B. Stable, attractive commercial development which will afford a pleasant pedestrian shopping environment.

• C. Adequate space for off-street parking and loading.

Uses in the C-1 zone are subject to the general provisions and exceptions set forth in Chapters 17.102, 17.105 and 17.121 and are as follows:

A. Retail stores, offices and service establishments which do not involve any kind of manufacturing and all retail outlets except those restricted to the C-2 and C-M zones. Examples of permitted uses include but are not limited to the following: antique shops, art studios, bakeries, grocery stores, drug stores, banks, offices, indoor theaters, laundromats, restaurants and similar retail, office or service uses.

• B. Uses and structures which are incidental or accessory to any of the permitted uses in the C-1 zone.

• C. Affordable housing as a secondary use (i.e., upper floors of C-1 buildings);

• D. Vacation rental in existing residence; in new units, vacation rental shall only be a secondary use (i.e., second floor or rear of C-1 buildings in conjunction with a permitted business) ;

• E. Check-cashing establishment (see Chapter 5.11);

• F. Gold and silver exchange (see Chapter 5.11);

• G. Massage establishment–accessory (see Chapter 5.11);

• H. Pawn shop (see Chapter 5.11);

• I. Resale establishment (see Chapter 5.11);

• J. Smoke shop (see Chapter 5.11);

• K. Tattoo establishment (see Chapter 5.11). (Ord. O-2019-006 § 5 (part), 2019: Ord. O- 2019-004 § 7, 2019: Ord. O-2015-006 § 2 (part), 2015: Ord. O-2014-005 § 2 (part), 2014)

• A. Public parking lots (see Chapter 17.108);

• B. Public and private parks, playgrounds, and other recreational facilities;

• C. Service stations (see also Section 17.105.100);

• D. Major medical facilities;

• E. Public buildings, churches and schools;

• F. Lodges and fraternal organizations;

• G. Billiards, bowling alleys, miniature golf courses and skating rinks;

• H. Amusement halls and arcades spaced at least five hundred feet apart from any other amusement hall, arcade or adult business or R-1, R-2, R-3, MH or P-R zones (See Chapter 17.068 of this Title);

• I. Outdoor retail sales and services other than those permitted by this chapter, such as plant nurseries, pottery shops, etc., but not including uses restricted to the C-2 and C-M zones;

J. Apartments as secondary uses (i.e., second floor or rear of C-1 buildings in conjunction with a permitted business);

• K. Uses allowed by overlay zones, if applicable, (i.e., visitor-serving overlay zone);

• L. Hotels and motels;

• M. Indoor auto, boat and similar sales;

• N. Other similar uses deemed compatible by the planning commission;

• O. Massage establishment–primary (see Chapter 5.11). (Ord. O-2019-006 § 5 (part), 2019)