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of a service is allowed (such as the sale of computer discs by a computer software consultant). (2) Any manufacturing, stamping, grinding or power tool business. Motor vehicle repair, tuning, service, painting, or body shops. (3) The operation of a barber or beauty shop, except as allowed by conditional use permit. (4) The sale, lease, trade, or transfer of firearms or ammunition by a firearms dealer. (5) Headquarters or dispatch centers where persons come to the site and are dispatched to other locations. (Ord. 1212, 10-12-1998) H. Repairs: There shall be no commercial automotive repairs on a lot in a residence district. (Ord. 758, 6-23-1975) I. Garage and Boutique Sales in Residential Districts: 1. Restricted: Garage sales and residential boutique sales are permitted accessory uses in R-1, R-2, R-4, R-5 and R-6 Districts, but shall be limited to, three 3- consecutive-day sales each calendar year per residential unit, and shall not exceed 9 total days in duration per year. No single sale shall exceed three consecutive days in length. The maximum daily hours of operation shall be eight 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. A residential boutique sale shall not occupy more than 400 square feet of a residential unit. J. Storage Space Requirement: A minimum of 96 cubic feet of miscellaneous storage space shall be provided for each dwelling in these areas: R-3, R-3A, R-4, R-5, R-6 and R-7, within the principal structure containing such unit. Such space shall be in addition to normal storage space provided in wardrobes, cabinets and clothes or linen closets. K. Building Address Numbers: All principal structures shall be assigned an address number, consistent with the city street numbering system, by the Chief Code Enforcement Officer. Prior to issuance of an occupancy certificate, each owner shall cause to be displayed said building address number either by attaching the numbers on the building and any required street-side mail boxes in a contrasting color or tone or such other conspicuous display which is clearly visible and legible from the public street as approved by the Chief Code Enforcement Officer. The number shall be displayed on the building at a height of five vertical feet above the main floor entry door threshold, and within two horizontal feet of the entry door; or if no door faces the street, on the wall facing and clearly visible from the street as approved by the Chief Code Enforcement Officer. The number displayed on the building and on street-side mail boxes shall be at least four inches in height, with a minimum V2 inch stroke. Script or worded descriptions shall not be permitted. In addition to new buildings, substantial renovation projects shall include building address numbers meeting the requirements of this section. (Ord. 1287, 8-4-2003)