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I 1005.06: B-4 RETAIL OFFICE SERVICE DISTRICT: 2 The 8-4 Retail Office Service District is designed to provide a limited mix of land uses, made 3 compatible through controls and high quality standards. to facilitate more intensive, larger. and higher 4 valued development and redevelopment areas for the regional market. This district allows opportunities 5 to integrate high quality offices, hotels, restaurants, retail uses and selected office and manufacturing 6 uses visible from fetlere+ ef state arterial roads or tfflm-county ~ftefi.a.l roads. The 8-4 Retail 7 Office Service District is intended for certain areas designated as 8 8usiness area in the 8 Comprehensive Plan. 9 10 .\. Purpose: The purposc of the Retail Office Ser'licc District is to providc for a limitcd mixRire--t}f 11 land uses, made mutually compatible through controls and high quality standards; to facilitate 1 2 ~tensive and higher valued development and redevelopment of areas convenient to the 13 metropolitan markct area. This District shall allow opportunities to integrate high quality office 14 structures, hotels, restaurants, retail uses and selected office service and quality manufacturing 15 tlSe5;-i*oviding the opportunity to benefit from e)[cellent visibility from major arterial routes in 16 conjunction with major local thoroughfarcs. 17 18 A.B. Permitted, Accessory, and Conditional Uses: See Section 1005.015. 19 -h-Meffie-aJ-.-flfld-dental services. 20b-Officcs, business and professional. 21 3. Private clubs or lodges. 22 1. Motels and motor hotels. 23 5. Mortuarics. 24 6. Research, design and development establishments. 25 7. Restaurants over five thousand (5,000) square feet in area. 26 8. Banles and financial institutions, including drive in facilities. 27 9. Thc follo"ving uses arc permitted in structures containing a minimum often thousand (10,000) 28 square fcct. 29 a. Pcrmitted uses-i-H-B 2 Districts exccpt auto accessory-stores and public uses. 30 b. Health clubs, g)mnasiums and s'.vimming pools. 31 c. Bowling alleys whcn accompanied by a "traditional restaurant" as defincd by Section 32 1002.02. 33 d. Blueprinting and photocopying cstablishments. 34 e. Catering establishments. 35 f. Clothing and costume rental shops. 36 g. Linen, towels, drapcries and similar supply services. 37 h. Orthopedic and medical appliance stores. 38 i. Pet shops. 39 j. Recording studios. 40 Ie Manufacturc of "clcctronic equipmcnt and medical instrumcntation deviccs", as dcfincd in 41 Section 1002.02. (Ord. 895, I 11 82) 42 10. Off sale liquor stores located in "shopping ccnters" as defined at Section 1 002.02. (Ord. 958, 43 7 23 81) 44 1 I. Dry cleaning service facilities locatcd within a building or mall 'n'ith a minimum often 45 thousand (10,000) squarc fcet floor space. COrd. 1023, 11 23 87) 46 21