[Amended 2002 by Ord. No. 352]
The C-1 District is intended for the purpose
of grouping those retail, commercial, institutional and office uses
necessary for a central business district serving a major trade area
larger than a segment of the community. This district is intended
to be the most intensely developed of all of the business districts.
[Amended 2002 by Ord. No. 352]
A.
The following uses may be operated as permitted uses
in the C-1 District:
(1)
Small business machine sales, repair and service.
(2)
Amusement place.
(3)
Antique shop and store, providing all merchandise
is displayed and sold inside a building.
(4)
Apparel and accessory store.
(5)
Art and art supply store.
(6)
Auditorium and similar places of public assembly.
(7)
Automobile sales, service and repair, new and used.
(8)
Auto supply store.
(9)
Bank and other savings and lending institutions.
(10)
Barbershop and beauty shop.
(11)
Bicycle shop.
(12)
Bookstore and stationery store.
(13)
Bowling alley.
(14)
Business and technical school and school for
photography, music and dancing.
(15)
Church and parish house.
(16)
Cigar and tobacco store.
(17)
Clothing and costume rental.
(18)
Commercial and recreation use.
(19)
Custom dressmaking, furrier, millinery or tailor
shop employing five persons or less.
(20)
Delicatessen and catering establishment.
(21)
Department store.
(22)
Drugstore and prescription shop.
(23)
Dry good and notion store.
(24)
Dry cleaning pickup and delivery.
(25)
Electric repair shop (household appliance).
(26)
Fire station, police station and jail.
(27)
Fix-it shop (radio, TV and small household appliance
repair).
(28)
Florist and gift shop.
(29)
Furniture and home furnishing store.
(30)
Garden shop.
(31)
Garage (public and private).
(32)
Gasoline filling station.
(33)
Grocery store, including retail meat markets
and produce stores.
(34)
Hardware store.
(35)
Hobby, stamp and coin shop.
(36)
Hotel and motel.
(37)
Household appliance store.
(38)
Interior decorator's shop.
(39)
Jewelry and metal craft store.
(40)
Leather goods and luggage store.
(41)
Library and museum.
(42)
Lock and key shop.
(43)
Mail order catalog store.
(44)
Medical, dental and health clinic.
(45)
Medical and orthopedic appliance store.
(46)
Messenger or telegraph service station.
(47)
Mortuary.
(48)
Music instrument sales and repair shop.
(49)
Music studio, radio and television store.
(50)
Newspaper office.
(51)
Newsstand.
(52)
Office.
(53)
Office supply and office equipment store.
(54)
Optician and optometrist's shop.
(55)
Package liquor store.
(56)
Paint store.
(57)
Pawn shop.
(58)
Parking of vehicles, which must comply with all of the provisions of § 475-151 of this chapter relating to the design, use and maintenance of off-street parking;
(59)
Pet shop.
(60)
Photographic equipment and supply store.
(61)
Photographic studio.
(62)
Picture frame shop.
(63)
Plumbing shop employing five persons or less.
(64)
Printing and publishing house, including newspapers.
(65)
Private club, fraternity, sorority and lodge.
(66)
Public or private school for elementary of secondary
education.
(67)
Taxi or bus station.
(68)
Radio and television studio.
(69)
Rental store.
(70)
Restaurant and tea room.
(71)
Self-service laundry.
(72)
Sewing machine store.
(73)
Shoe store.
(74)
Shoe repair and shoeshine shop.
(75)
Sporting and athletic goods store.
(76)
Tailor shop employing five persons or less.
(77)
Tavern or lounge.
(78)
Theater.
(79)
Tire repair shop.
(80)
Toy store.
(81)
Travel agency.
(82)
Variety store and shop.
(83)
Wallpaper store and shop.
(84)
Watch repair shop.
(85)
Essential public utility and public service
installation.
(86)
Similar type of listed uses as determined by
the Town Council after review by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
(87)
Other uses as allowed in the R-1, R-2 and R-4
Zoning Districts, provided the lot area and setback requirements as
established in said zoning districts are met.
(88)
Microbreweries.
[Added 9-28-2015 by Ord.
No. 552]
[Amended 1982 by Ord. No. 85; 1994 by Ord. No. 286; 1995 by Ord. No. 291; 2002 by Ord. No. 352; 11-12-2013 by Ord. No.
502; 3-10-2014 by Ord. No. 511; 5-9-2016 by Ord. No. 568]
Animal clinics, animal boarding facilities, animal shelters, gaming establishments, recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds, and the use and storage of chemicals and hazardous waste may be permitted as conditional uses in a C-1 District, providing the Town Council approves the conditional use. The determination by the Town Council shall be made after review of the applications and plans, after being satisfied that the requirements of § 475-3, Purpose; Article XXIII, Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds; and Article XXVIII, Conditional Uses, of this chapter have been met, and after finding that the proposed conditional use or uses are otherwise consistent with the zoning ordinances and land use policies of the Town.
[Added 2-11-2008 by Ord. No. 2008-433]
Mixed single-family residential and commercial use within a structure may be permitted as a conditional use subject to the provisions of § 475-109 and the following requirements:
A.
Each single-family residential unit shall contain at least one complete
bathroom, a kitchen and sleeping quarters. A kitchen and sleeping
quarters may occupy the same room.
B.
Setback requirements for any mixed use structure shall be five feet
on the sides and rear. There are no setback requirements from public
streets.
C.
The residential use is secondary and incidental to the main commercial
permitted use on the property.
D.
The floor area used for residential use in a mixed use structure
shall not exceed 50% of the total floor area of the structure.
E.
Where there are four or more single-family residential units within
a mixed use structure, recreational open space shall be provided and
shall be no less than 8% of the area of the zone lot upon which the
mixed use structure is located.
F.
Single-family residential units located in a mixed use structure
shall have consistent use throughout the mixed use structure and shall
not comprise hotel or motel uses where lodging is offered for compensation
of weekly or daily rental dwelling units.
[Amended 1982 by Ord. No. 85; 2002 by Ord. No. 352]
Any use which complies with all of the following
conditions may be operated as an accessory use to a permitted use
in the C-1 District:
A.
Is clearly incidental and customary to and commonly
associated with the operation of the permitted use.
B.
Is operated and maintained under the same ownership
and on the same zone lot as the permitted use.
C.
If operated within a structure, shall not exceed a
gross floor area of 50% of the gross floor area of the permitted use.
If operated as an open accessory use, shall not exceed a gross floor
area of 50% of the area of the zone lot.
There is no minimum area for zone lots in the
C-1 District.
There is no minimum width for zone lots in the
C-1 District.
There are no minimum yards for structures in
the C-1 District.
The maximum height for structures in the C-1
District is 35 feet.
[Amended 1982 by Ord. No. 85; 2002 by Ord. No. 352]
Any fence, wall or retaining wall in the C-1
District over three feet in height may be erected only after application
to and approval of a permit by the Zoning Administrator.
