139 Main St Dandridge, TN 37725
14-407. B -1, Central Business District. It i s the intent of this district to protect the unique characteristics of the downtown that has established this area as the tra ditional town center by encouraging a mixture of business, residential, cultu ral, recreational and services within a compact, pedes trian friendly area. These regulations are designed to…
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B-1 · Dandridge, TN14-407. B -1, Central Business District. It i s the intent of this district to protect the unique characteristics of the downtown that has established this area as the tra ditional town center by encouraging a mixture of business, residential, cultu ral, recreational and services within a compact, pedes trian friendly area. These regulations are designed to retain this area as a functional activity center while prote cting and enhancing the aesthetics an d histo ric character of the downtown. Within the B -1, Ce ntral Business District, as shown on the zoning map of Dandridge, Tennessee, the following regulations plus other appropriate provisions of this zoning code shall apply subj ect to the requirements of the His toric Zoning District (H -1). (per Ordinance No.13/14-22, February 11, 2014) 1. Uses Permitted (per ordinance 05/06-16). a. Antique shops, art and school supply stores, interior decorating shops, art galleries (excl uding auction rooms), art, sculptor and composer studios and picture framing store. b. Bicycle sales and rental shops, florist shops, food/grocery stores, meat-fish markets, dairy, delis, furniture stores, glass shop, hardware stores, books, stationary and greeting card stores, camera and photographic supply stores, carpet and rug sales, china and glassware stores, clothing sales and rental stores, confectionary stores, drug stores/pharmacies, dry good stores, home furnishing sales, household appliance store, second hand stores, sewing machine sales and service, shoe stores, sho e, clothing and hat repair, sporting goods stores toy shops variety stores and food stores (less than 2,500 square feet floor area). c. Blueprinting, Photostatting and copying s ervices, hearing aid stores , millinery shops, office supply and office equipm ent st ores, optical products, sales and service, party supply stores, phonograph, record and cassette stores, including sales of compact discs and sheet music, photograph, including development of film when conducted as part of the retail business, printin g shop s, recording an d sound studios, ticket agencies/amusement and sports sales and travel agents and indoor theaters. d. Bed and breakfast or Inn lodging, outdoor di ning areas or cafes; provided an area is separated by a fence or other barricade, resta urants; excluding entertainment and dancing and restau rants; carry -out with no food consumed on premises. e.
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