The purpose of the CB—Central Business district is to provide a central focal point for businesses to conveniently service the needs of the community. The typical nature of activities found in the CB district are retail stores, offices, service establishments, motels/hotels, governmental and cultural centers, and other uses of a similar type. Residential uses as a primary activity are not allowed, aside from those residences established prior to this code which will be considered nonconforming or apartments accessory to the primary use of a structure for commercial purposes.
(Ord. 1286 (part), 1995)
The district use chart, Section 18.11.050, sets forth those uses which are permitted outright, require a conditional use permit, or planned development approval in the CB district.
(Ord. 1286 (part), 1995)
The following development standards are required in the CB—Central Business district:
(1) 
Table 1.0, Section 18.16.020, sets forth requirements for lot size, building coverage, setbacks, height and density requirements for the CB district;
(2) 
All business service, processing or storage shall be conducted wholly within an enclosed building except for off-street parking and loading spaces, and for the sale of trees and nursery products, and for incidental display of merchandise during business hours only.
(Ord. 1286 (part), 1995)
The following accessory uses which are customarily incidental to the above uses, and carried out only in conjunction with such uses, are allowed in the CB—Central Business district:
(1) 
Residences that are for the use of the owner/care-taker of the business, provided such unit is subsequent to the business activity permitted on the parcel.
(2) 
The following accessory uses are only allowed in the CB district when operated in conjunction with an existing, permitted nonconforming residences:
(a) 
Bed and breakfast;
(b) 
Overnight rentals.
(Ord. 1286 (part), 1995)