(1) Any use permitted in the residential district, provided regulations pertaining thereto as heretofore provided are complied with: namely site, area, open space, yards, height limit and permits;

(2) Retail stores and shops such as are usually needed to serve a residential district, such as:

Grocery stores;

Meat shops;

Retail bakery;

Banks and businesses;

Clothing and general merchandise stores, retail;

Laundries, laundromats, clothes cleaning and pressing;

Hotels and motels;

Lumber yards and building materials, coal and fuel stores; providing, that the yard regulations of this district be observed; and provided further, that no such lumber yards, building material yards, coal and fuel stores shall be maintained closer than 100 feet to the side line of the residential district;

Locksmiths, shoe and other clothing repair shops;

Markets;

Manufacturing, production or treatment of products only when clearly incidental to the conduct of a retail business conducted on the premises;

Parking lots;

Professional or business offices;

Police or fire stations;

Printing establishments and newspaper printing;

Restaurants, cafeterias and catering businesses;

Sales rooms for articles of merchandise;

Studios;

Tourist camps, only when a permit has been obtained from the planning commission;

Theaters, dance halls, skating rinks, or other commercial amusement places, only when a permit therefor has been obtained from the planning commission;

Other retail enterprises that do not impair environmental quality and the lifestyle of the community and to this end such industries shall be allowed only when a permit therefor has been obtained from the planning commission. (Ord. 369 § 5, 1995)