Chapter 17.21 — GENERAL COMMERCIAL OR "C-2" DISTRICTS

The purpose of this district is to provide appropriate locations for intensive commercial activities. General commercial districts are generally centralized within the community and located on major or arterial streets.

The following list is representative of general commercial uses which are permitted on a parcel in a general commercial zoning district:

A.

Adult day support centers licensed by the state;

B.

General office;

C.

Retail sales and services conducted within a building;

D.

Restaurant without drive-thru service;

E.

Bed and breakfast inn;

F.

Bar;

G.

Laundromat when hooked up to a community sewer system;

H.

Rest home;

I.

Auto service station (see special regulations in Chapter 17.30);

J.

Auto repair shop;

K.

Car wash;

L.

Parking lot;

M.

Second hand sales store;

N.

Undertaking establishment;

O.

Theater;

P.

Mini storage when all storage is within a building;

Q.

Recycling when completely enclosed in a building;

R.

Hotel/motel of ten units or less, hooked up to a community sewer system;

S.

Other uses found to be similar as determined by the planning commission.

17.21.025 - Uses permitted subject to first securing a planning directors use permit.

A single-family dwelling provided said use is located on the second story or above or in the rear one-half of any commercial structure and accounts for no more than twenty-five percent of the gross square footage of said structure.

(Ord. No. 315-806, § 1, 1-28-14)

17.21.030 - Uses permitted subject to first securing a use permit.

A.

Church.

B.

Laundromat when located in a non-sewered area.

C.

Storage warehouse.

D.

Equipment rental yard.

E.

Restaurant with drive-thru service.

F.

Financial institution with drive-thru service.

G.

Auto sales.

H.

Contractors yard.

I.

Private club.

J.

Outdoor storage or sales associated with any of the uses listed in Section 17.21.020.

K.

Recycling with outdoor storage.

L.

Hotel/motel over ten units or hotel/motel not hooked up to a community sewer system.

M.

Lumber yard.

N.

Wholesale distributor.

O.

Welding or machine shop.

P.

Card room.

Q.

Residential caretaker unit (see special regulations in Section 17.30.120.

The minimum lot area shall be no less than ten thousand square feet.

Each lot shall be not less than seventy-five feet wide.

The maximum building height shall be twenty-five feet.

The front yard setback shall have a minimum depth of ten feet unless the two nearest general commercial zoned lots on the same street and block have less than a ten-foot average setback. In this case the setback shall be the average of the setback of these two nearest structures.

The interior side yard setback shall be a minimum of five feet, unless the side yard abuts a commercial or industrial zoned parcel in which case there are no setback requirements.

The exterior side yard setback shall be a minimum of ten feet.

The rear yard setback shall be a minimum of five feet unless the rear yard abuts a commercial or industrial zoned parcel in which case there are no setback requirements.

A drainage plan shall be submitted to the department of transportation for review and approval prior to issuance of building permit(s).

Encroachment permits shall be obtained from the department of transportation prior to the issuance of building permits when projects create a new entrance onto a public road.

Chapter 17.22 - HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL OR "HC" DISTRICT

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