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B-1 LIMITED RETAIL MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA: 12,500 sq. ft. MAXIMUM FAR: 1.5 (B1-1), 2.4 (B1-2) FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: MINIMUM LIVING AREA: 1,200 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B1-1); 1,000 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B1-2) MINIMUM LOT SIZE + : 5,000 sq. ft. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH: 40 ft. + A lot which is less than 5,000 sq. ft. or 40 ft. in width may be improved with a building containing no more than two dwelling units. However, when the lot is less than 40 ft. in width and is in the same ownership as an adjoining unimproved lot on the same street, it shall not be improved with a residential use unless both lots are combined as a single zoning lot for this purpose or unless further re-subdivision produces the requisite 40 ft. minimum lot width SETBACKS FRONT YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD No requirement No requirement For commercial uses: no requirement For residential uses located above the first floor: >30 ft. deep, to begin at a level no higher than the finished floor of the lowest residential unit For transitional setbacks abutting residential districts Where the extension of a side or front lot line coincides with the front lot line of an adjacent residential district, a yard equal in depth to that property s minimum requirement shall be provided for a distance of at least 24 ft., including width of any intervening alley. Adjacent to a rear or side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a rear lot line: 20 ft., but may begin at a height of 25 ft., or one story above grade, whichever is lower PARKING: See parking chart for parking requirements

B-1 LIMITED RETAIL All business establishments must deal directly with customers All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on premises No more than three people, in addition to a single owner or manager, may at any one time fabricate, repair, clean, or process goods/products Drive-through/drive-up facilities are prohibited All business, servicing, processing or storage, except off-street parking, shall be conducted or located within completely enclosed buildings PERMITTED USES Accessory uses Book and stationary stores Custom dressmaking, tailor, and millinery shops Drug and pharmaceutical stores Dry cleaning and laundry receiving stations, processing to be done elsewhere Electric and gas facilities Florist shops Food stores, including grocery stores, meat markets, bakeries, candy and ice creams shops, delicatessens Hardware and home improvement stores Home occupations Nursery schools and day care/childcare facilities, licensed by the state Offices: business and professional Open spaces, plazas, and common greens Personal service salons and shops; barber and beauty shops, nail salons Photography studios Post offices Public libraries Residential land use, provided dwelling units of any type are located above the first floor Restaurants, including cafes, coffee shops, tea houses, and internet cafes Shared parking facilities Temporary buildings for construction purposes not to exceed the duration of construction SPECIAL USES Convents, monasteries, rectories, parish houses Existing churches, temples, or mosques, or other religious houses of worship Fire stations Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, with required parking facilities Group living structures, institutions for the aged or for children Marquees and canopies and sign attached thereto as regulated by signage and billboard requirements Municipal or privately owned recreation buildings or community centers Public bus transit stations, bus terminals, bus turnarounds (off-street) Public service land uses Police stations Radio, television, or telecommunications towers Railroad passenger stations Railroad right of ways Water pumping stations

B-2 GENERALRETAIL MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA: 12,500 sq. ft. MAXIMUM FAR: 1.5 (B2-1), 2.5 (B2-2), 3.5 (B2-3) FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: MINIMUM LIVING AREA: 1,000 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit MINIMUM LOT SIZE + : 7,500 sq. ft. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH: 60 ft. +A lot which is less than 7,500 sq. ft. or 60 ft. in width may be improved with a building containing no more than two dwelling units. However, when the lot is less than 60 ft. in width and is in the same ownership as an adjoining unimproved lot on the same street, it shall not be improved with a residential use unless both lots are combined as a single zoning lot for this purpose or unless further re-subdivision produces the requisite 60 ft. minimum lot width. SETBACKS FRONT YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD No requirement No requirement For commercial uses: no requirement For residential uses located above the first floor: >30 ft. deep, to begin at a level no higher than the finished floor of the lowest residential unit For transitional setbacks abutting residential districts Where the extension of a side or front lot line coincides with the front lot line of an adjacent residential district, a yard equal in depth to that property s minimum requirement shall be provided for a distance of at least 24 ft., including width of any intervening alley. Adjacent to a rear or side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district PARKING: See parking chart for parking requirements Adjacent to a side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a rear lot line: 20 ft., but may begin at a height of 25 ft., or one story above grade, whichever is lower

B-2 GENERAL RETAIL All business establishments must deal directly with customers All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on premises No more than three people, in addition to a single owner or manager, may at any one time fabricate, repair, clean, or process goods/products Drive-through/drive-up facilities are prohibited All business, servicing, processing or storage, except off-street parking, shall be conducted or located within completely enclosed buildings PERMITTED USES Accessory uses Bank machines and ATMS Book and stationary stores Camera and photographic supply stores Card and gift shops Clothes pressing establishments Custom dressmaking, tailor, and millinery shops Drug and pharmaceutical stores Dry cleaning and laundry receiving stations, processing to be done elsewhere Electric and gas facilities Florist shops Food stores, including grocery stores, meat markets, bakeries, candy and ice creams shops, delicatessens Garden supply and seed stores Hardware and home improvement stores Hobby stores, including but not limited to collection of coins, stamps, limited edition goods Home occupations Laundries and dry cleaners Locksmith shops Machinery sales rooms, with no repair or servicing, provided storage and supply, except for household appliances and office machines, are restricted to floor models Massage therapy salons Musical instrument stores, including minor repairs Nursery schools and day care/childcare facilities, licensed by the state Office supply stores Offices: business and professional Open spaces, plazas, and common greens Personal service salons and shops; barber and beauty shops, nail salons Picture framing establishments, when conducted for retail trade on premises only Pet shops, sale of domestic animals and aquarium fish Photography studios Post offices Public libraries Residential land use, provided dwelling units of any type are located above the first floor Restaurants, including cafes, coffee shops, tea houses, and internet cafes Schools, including music, dance, trade or business Shared parking facilities Tailor shops, shoe and hat repair stores Temporary buildings for construction purposes not to exceed the duration of construction Ticket agencies, recreational and amusement Travel bureaus and transportation ticket offices Video and audio sales and rental establishments SPECIAL USES Apartment buildings Automotive dependant and related retail and service establishments, subject to Sec. 123.193(c) (4) Convents, monasteries, rectories, parish houses Existing churches, temples, or mosques, or other religious houses of worship Fire stations Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, with required parking facilities Group living structures, institutions for the aged or for children Marquees and canopies and sign attached thereto as regulated by signage and billboard requirements Municipal or privately owned recreation buildings or community centers Public bus transit stations, bus terminals, bus turnarounds (off-street) Public service land uses Police stations Radio, television, or telecommunications towers Railroad passenger stations Railroad right of ways Restaurants, including live entertainment and appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission Water pumping stations

B-3 LIMITED SERVICE MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA: 15,000 sq. ft. MAXIMUM FAR: 1.5 (B3-1), 2.5 (B3-2) FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: MINIMUM LIVING AREA: 1,200 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B3-1); 1,000 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B3-2) MINIMUM LOT SIZE + : 10,000 sq. ft. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH: 75 ft. + A lot which is less than 10,000 sq. ft. or 75 ft. in width may be improved with a building containing no more than two dwelling units. However, when the lot is less than 60 ft. in width and is in the same ownership as an adjoining unimproved lot on the same street, it shall not be improved with a residential use unless both lots are combined as a single zoning lot for this purpose or unless further re-subdivision produces the requisite 75 ft. minimum lot width SETBACKS FRONT YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD No requirement No requirement For commercial uses: no requirement For residential uses located above the first floor: >30 ft. deep, to begin at a level no higher than the finished floor of the lowest residential unit For transitional setbacks abutting residential districts Where the extension of a side or front lot line coincides with the front lot line of an adjacent residential district, a yard equal in depth to that property s minimum requirement shall be provided for a distance of at least 24 ft., including width of any intervening alley. Adjacent to a rear or side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a rear lot line: 20 ft., but may begin at a height of 25 ft., or one story above grade, whichever is lower PARKING: See parking chart for parking requirements

B-3 LIMITED SERVICE All business establishments must deal directly with customers All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on premises No more than three people, in addition to a single owner or manager, may at any one time fabricate, repair, clean, or process goods/products All business, servicing, processing or storage, except off-street parking, shall be conducted or located within completely enclosed buildings (except drive-through/drive-up establishments) PERMITTED USES Accessory uses Antique stores, resale shops, consignment shops, excluding thrift stores Art and school supply stores Art galleries Banquet halls Banks and financial institutions, excluding currency exchanges Bank machines and ATMS Book and stationary stores Camera and photographic supply stores Card and gift shops Carpet, rug, and linoleum stores China and glassware stores Clothes pressing establishments Clothing stores Custom dressmaking, tailor, and millinery shops Drug and pharmaceutical stores Dry cleaning and laundry receiving stations, processing to be done elsewhere Electric and gas facilities Employment agencies Florist shops Food stores, including grocery stores, meat markets, bakeries, candy and ice creams shops, delicatessens Furniture stores Furrier shops Garden supply and seed stores Hardware and home improvement stores Health/fitness centers Hobby stores, including but not limited to collection of coins, stamps, limited edition goods Home occupations Hotels/motels Interior decorating shops Jewelry stores, including watch repair Laundries and dry cleaners Leather goods and luggage stores Locksmith shops Machinery sales rooms, with no repair or servicing, provided storage and supply, except for household appliances and office machines, are restricted to floor models Massage therapy salons Medical and dental offices and clinics Movie theaters, indoor Musical instrument stores, including minor repairs Museums/cultural facilities Nursery schools and day care/childcare facilities, licensed by the state Office supply stores Offices: business and professional Open spaces, plazas, and common greens Optician shops Pawnshops Personal service salons and shops; barber and beauty shops, nail salons Picture framing establishments, when conducted for retail trade on premises only Pet shops, sale of domestic animals and aquarium fish Photograph developing and processing shops Photography studios Physical culture and health services, including gyms, swimming pools, reducing salons, state licensed massage therapy salons Post offices Public libraries Radio/television stations Residential land use, provided dwelling units of any type are located above the first floor Restaurants, including live entertainment and appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission, cafes, coffee shops, tea houses, and internet cafes Schools, including music, dance, trade or business Sewing machine stores Shared parking facilities Sporting good stores Tailor shops, shoe and hat repair stores Temporary buildings for construction purposes not to exceed the duration of construction Theater (dramatic, operatic, musical, or other live performance) Ticket agencies, recreational and amusement Tobacco shops Toy stores Trade/business/vocational education facilities or colleges/universities Transit stations or terminals Travel bureaus and transportation ticket offices Variety stores Video and audio sales and rental establishments Wineries, brew pubs, taverns, bars, or night clubs with appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission SPECIAL USES Ambulance services Amusement, athletic, and entertainment establishments, including bowling alleys, pool halls, dancehalls, skating rinks, stadiums, arenas, etc. Apartment buildings Automotive dependant and related retail and service establishments, subject to Sec. 123.193(c) (4) Blueprinting and photostatting stores Casket and casket supplies Catering establishments Controlled substance abuse center, subject to Sec 123.194(c) (7) Convents, monasteries, rectories, parish houses Existing churches, temples, or mosques, or other religious houses of worship Exterminating shops Fire stations Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, with required parking facilities Greenhouses (retail only) Group living structures, institutions for the aged or for children Laboratories, medical, dental, research, testing Marquees and canopies and sign attached thereto as regulated by signage and billboard requirements Microbreweries Municipal or privately owned recreation buildings or community centers Orthopedic, medical, and surgical appliance stores Plumbing showrooms, retail and wholesale establishments Public bus transit stations, bus terminals, bus turnarounds (off-street) Public service land uses Police stations Radio, television, or telecommunications towers Railroad passenger stations Railroad right of ways Water pumping stations

B-4 GENERAL SERVICE MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA: 12,500 sq. ft. MAXIMUM FAR: 2.0 (B4-1), 3.5 (B4-2), 4.0 (B4-3) FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: MINIMUM LIVING AREA: 1,200 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit MINIMUM LOT SIZE + : 5,000 sq. ft. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH: 40 ft. + A lot which is less than 5,000 sq. ft. or 40 ft. in width may be improved with a building containing no more than two dwelling units. However, when the lot is less than 40 ft. in width and is in the same ownership as an adjoining unimproved lot on the same street, it shall not be improved with a residential use unless both lots are combined as a single zoning lot for this purpose or unless further re-subdivision produces the requisite 40 ft. minimum lot width SETBACKS FRONT YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD No requirement No requirement For commercial uses: no requirement For residential uses located above the first floor: >30 ft. deep, to begin at a level no higher than the finished floor of the lowest residential unit For transitional setbacks abutting residential districts Where the extension of a side or front lot line coincides with the front lot line of an adjacent residential district, a yard equal in depth to that property s minimum requirement shall be provided for a distance of at least 24 ft., including width of any intervening alley. Adjacent to a rear or side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a rear lot line: 20 ft., but may begin at a height of 25 ft., or one story above grade, whichever is lower PARKING: See parking chart for parking requirements

B-4 GENERAL SERVICE All business establishments must deal directly with customers All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on premises No more than three people, in addition to a single owner or manager, may at any one time fabricate, repair, clean, or process goods/products Dwelling units located in a hotel/motel permitted below the second floor. All business, servicing, processing or storage, except off-street parking, shall be conducted or located within completely enclosed buildings (except drive-through/drive-up establishments). PERMITTED USES Accessory uses Ambulance services Amusement, athletic, and entertainment establishments, including bowling alleys, pool halls, dancehalls, skating rinks, stadiums, arenas, etc. Animal grooming services Animal clinic, veterinarian services, excluding kennels Antique stores, resale shops, consignment shops, excluding thrift stores Art and school supply stores Art galleries Banquet halls Banks and financial institutions, excluding currency exchanges Bank machines and ATMS Book and stationary stores Camera and photographic supply stores Card and gift shops Carpet, rug, and linoleum stores Catering establishments China and glassware stores Clothes pressing establishments Clothing stores Custom dressmaking, tailor, and millinery shops Data processing center, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(g) Drug and pharmaceutical stores Dry cleaning and laundry receiving stations, processing to be done elsewhere Electric and gas facilities Employment agencies Florist shops Food stores, including grocery stores, meat markets, bakeries, candy and ice creams shops, delicatessens Furniture stores Furrier shops Garden supply and seed stores Greenhouses Hardware and home improvement stores Health/fitness centers Hobby stores, including but not limited to collection of coins, stamps, limited edition goods Home occupations Hotels/motels Interior decorating shops Jewelry stores, including watch repair Laboratories, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(i) Laundries and dry cleaners Leather goods and luggage stores Locksmith shops Machinery sales rooms, with no repair or servicing, provided storage and supply, except for household appliances and office machines, are restricted to floor models Massage therapy salons Medical and dental offices and clinics Movie theaters, indoor Musical instrument stores, including minor repairs Museums/cultural facilities Newspaper printing and publishing Nursery schools and day care/childcare facilities, licensed by the state Office supply stores Offices: business and professional Open spaces, plazas, and common greens Optician shops Medical/surgical appliance stores, not including manufacturing Needlework, alterations, jewelry repair and production Pawnshops Personal service salons and shops; barber and beauty shops, nail salons Picture framing establishments, when conducted for retail trade on premises only Pet shops, sale of domestic animals and aquarium fish Photograph developing and processing shops Photography studios Physical culture and health services, including gyms, swimming pools, reducing salons, state licensed massage therapy salons Plumbing showrooms, retail, wholesale Post offices Public libraries Radio/television stations Residential land use, provided dwelling units of any type are located above the first floor Restaurants, including live entertainment and appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission, cafes, coffee shops, tea houses, and internet cafes Schools, including music, dance, trade or business Sewing machine stores Shared parking facilities Sporting good stores Tailor shops, shoe and hat repair stores Temporary buildings for construction purposes not to exceed the duration of construction Theater (dramatic, operatic, musical, or other live performance) Ticket agencies, recreational and amusement Tobacco shops Toy stores Trade/business/vocational education facilities or colleges/universities Transit stations or terminals Travel bureaus and transportation ticket offices Variety stores Vehicle emission testing facility Video and audio sales and rental establishments Wholesale establishments, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(n) Wineries, brew pubs, taverns, bars, or night clubs with appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission SPECIAL USES Advertising signs (billboards) Apartment buildings Automotive dependant and related retail and service establishments, subject to Sec. 123.193(c) (4) Convents, monasteries, rectories, parish houses Existing churches, temples, or mosques, or other religious house of worship, provided their original design, purpose and use was for a house of worship and has at least 1,200 sq. ft. of floor area and the required off-street parking Fire stations Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, with required parking facilities Group living structures, institutions for the aged or for children Marquees and canopies and sign attached thereto as regulated by signage and billboard requirements Municipal or privately owned recreation buildings or community centers Planned developments, business Public bus transit stations, bus terminals, bus turnarounds (off-street) Public service land uses Police stations Radio, television, or telecommunications towers Railroad passenger stations Railroad right of ways Water pumping stations

B-5 WHOLESALE AND MOTOR VEHICLE MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA: 6,250 sq. ft. (B5-1 or production/processing), 9,375 (B5-2) MAXIMUM FAR: 2.5 (B5-1), 3.5 (B5-2) FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: MINIMUM LIVING AREA: 1,200 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B5-1); 1,000 sq. ft. per unit, 800 sq. ft. per efficiency unit (B5-2) MINIMUM LOT SIZE + : 5,000 sq. ft. MINIMUM LOT WIDTH: 40 ft. + A lot which is less than 5,000 sq. ft. or 40 ft. in width may be improved with a building containing no more than two dwelling units. However, when the lot is less than 40 ft. in width and is in the same ownership as an adjoining unimproved lot on the same street, it shall not be improved with a residential use unless both lots are combined as a single zoning lot for this purpose or unless further re-subdivision produces the requisite 40 ft. minimum lot width SETBACKS FRONT YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD No requirement No requirement For commercial uses: no requirement For residential uses located above the first floor: >30 ft. deep, to begin at a level no higher than the finished floor of the lowest residential unit For transitional setbacks abutting residential districts Where the extension of a side or front lot line coincides with the front lot line of an adjacent residential district, a yard equal in depth to that property s minimum requirement shall be provided for a distance of at least 24 ft., including width of any intervening alley. Adjacent to a rear or side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a side lot line: Must be equal in dimension to the minimum side yard required for a residential use in the appropriate residential district Adjacent to a rear lot line: 20 ft., but may begin at a height of 25 ft., or one story above grade, whichever is lower PARKING: See parking chart for parking requirements OTHER REQUIREMENTS All production, processing, cleaning, servicing, testing or repair shall conform with M1 standards Storage of fuel, materials and all other storage, other than merchandise for sale and parked motor vehicles, shall take place completely within enclosed buildings. Establishments which primarily sell alcohol under any ABL are prohibited Dwelling units located in a hotel/motel permitted below the second floor. All business, servicing, processing or storage, except off-street parking, shall be conducted or located within completely enclosed buildings (except drive-through/drive-up establishments).

B5 WHOLESALE AND MOTOR VEHICLES PERMITTED USES Wholesale/Service/Retail Accessory uses Ambulance services Amusement, athletic, and entertainment establishments, including bowling alleys, pool halls, dancehalls, skating rinks, stadiums, arenas, etc. Animal grooming services Animal hospitals, clinic, veterinarian services, and kennels (completely enclosed) Antique stores, resale shops, consignment shops, excluding thrift stores Art and school supply stores Art galleries Automotive dependant and related retail and service establishments, subject to Sec. 123.195(c)(4) Bakeries, wholesale Banquet halls Banks and financial institutions, excluding currency exchanges Bank machines and ATMS Beverage, nonalcoholic, bottling/distribution Book and stationary stores Building material wholesale Camera and photographic supply stores Card and gift shops Carpet, rug, and linoleum stores Catering establishments China and glassware stores Clothes pressing establishments Clothing stores Contractor or construction shops and offices Custom dressmaking, tailor, and millinery shops Data processing center, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(g) Drug and pharmaceutical stores Dry cleaning and laundry facilities Electric and gas facilities Employment agencies Florist shops Food stores, including grocery stores, meat markets, bakeries, candy and ice creams shops, delicatessens Furniture stores Furrier shops Garages, model display and sales Garden supply and seed stores Greenhouses Hardware and home improvement stores Health/fitness centers Hobby stores, including but not limited to collection of coins, stamps, limited edition goods Home occupations Hotels/motels Interior decorating shops Jewelry stores, including watch repair Laboratories, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(i) Laundries and dry cleaners Leather goods and luggage stores Linen, towel, diaper supply Locksmith shops Machinery sales or repair Massage therapy salons Medical and dental offices and clinics Monument sales Motorcycle sales and repair Movie theaters, indoor Musical instrument stores, including minor repairs Museums/cultural facilities Newspaper printing and publishing Nursery schools and day care/childcare facilities, licensed by the state Office supply stores Offices: business and professional Open spaces, plazas, and common greens Optician shops Medical/surgical appliance stores, not including manufacturing Needlework, alterations, jewelry repair and production Pawnshops Personal service salons and shops; barber and beauty shops, nail salons Picture framing establishments, when conducted for retail trade on premises only Pet shops, sale of domestic animals and aquarium fish Photograph developing and processing shops Photography studios Physical culture and health services, including gyms, swimming pools, reducing salons, state licensed massage therapy salons Plumbing showrooms, retail, wholesale Post offices Public libraries Radio/television stations Residential land use, provided dwelling units of any type are located above the first floor Restaurants, including live entertainment and appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission, cafes, coffee shops, tea houses, and internet cafes Schools, including music, dance, trade or business Sewing machine stores Shared parking facilities Sporting good stores Tailor shops, shoe and hat repair stores Temporary buildings for construction purposes not to exceed the duration of construction Theater (dramatic, operatic, musical, or other live performance) Ticket agencies, recreational and amusement Tobacco shops Toy stores Trade/business/vocational education facilities or colleges/universities Trailer for motor vehicle sales and repair, not including mobile homes Transit stations or terminals Travel bureaus and transportation ticket offices Variety stores Vehicle emission testing facility Video and audio sales and rental establishments Wholesale establishments, subject to Sec. 123.195(b)(2)(n) Wineries, brew pubs, taverns, bars, or night clubs with appropriate ABL issued by the state alcohol and tobacco commission PERMITTED USES - Processing Advertising displays Art needlework and hand weaving Awnings, venetian blinds, window shades Books, hand binding and tooling Carpenter shops for custom woodworking and furniture Clothing, custom manufacturing and alterations for retail only Cosmetics, drugs, perfumes Dentures Food processing, packaging, except meat/fish Glass cutting Jewelry and watches from precious metals Optical lenses Printing, commercial Soldering and welding Tool, die, and pattern-making PERMITTED USES misc. Shared parking facilities, off-street parking facilities, parking garages Packing and crating SPECIAL USES Advertising signs (billboards) Apartment buildings Convents, monasteries, rectories, parish houses Existing churches, temples, or mosques, or other religious house of worship, provided their original design, purpose and use was for a house of worship and has at least 1,200 sq. ft. of floor area and the required off-street parking Fire stations Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, with required parking facilities Group living structures, institutions for the aged or for children House trailer sales Marquees and canopies and sign attached thereto as regulated by signage and billboard requirements Motor vehicle sales, including servicing and minor repairs for vehicles under 1.5 tons Municipal or privately owned recreation buildings or community centers Planned developments, business Public bus transit stations, bus terminals, bus turnarounds (off-street) Public service land uses Police stations Radio, television, or telecommunications towers Railroad passenger stations Railroad right of ways Water pumping stations