[Amended 9-16-1968 by Ord. No. 68-13]
A.
All uses permitted in the B-1 Central Business Zone,
except for public housing for elderly and apartments.
[Amended 11-23-1970 by Ord. No. 70-13]
B.
Stores and shops for the conduct of any retail or service use such as but not limited to: department stores; general and specialized merchandise stores; furniture, home furnishing and equipment stores; household appliance, radio and television stores; automotive accessory stores; wearing apparel and accessory stores; drugstores and pharmacies; stationery stores; food stores; restaurants; jewelry stores; sporting goods stores. The term "restaurant" as used herein and as used in § 298-38 shall be limited to only such establishments as provide for the sale and service of food or refreshments to patrons within the building or enclosed structure, and excludes establishments or businesses commonly known as "drive-ins" where a substantial portion of the food sold is for off-premises consumption or where customers may purchase food and refreshments in motor vehicles parked on or about the premises or at outdoor tables, benches or booths upon the premises.
[Amended 6-26-1972 by Ord. No. 72-15]
C.
Dance halls which the public may attend upon payment
of an admission fee or other compensation are herewith prohibited.
Public poolrooms or billiard parlors are herewith prohibited.
All uses permitted in the B-1 Central Business
Zone.
Other provisions and requirements shall be as
follows:
A.
As specified in the B-1 Commercial Zone (Central).
B.
All B-2 lots and parts of B-2 lots adjacent to a residential
district shall have a solid and continuous landscaped screen. Said
landscaping shall consist of massed evergreen and deciduous trees
and shrubs of such species and size as will produce, within two growing
seasons, a screen at least four feet in height.
