1539 Pawling Dr Horizon City, TX 79928-6915
C-1. 603.1 Purpose The purpose of this zone is to permit a limited mixture of residential and retail commercial activities. This zone establishes and preserves areas for those commercial facilities which are essentially useful in close proximity to residential areas. This zone is adaptable to shopping centers of small sizes, as well as development of general…
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C-1 · Horizon City, TXC-1. 603.1 Purpose The purpose of this zone is to permit a limited mixture of residential and retail commercial activities. This zone establishes and preserves areas for those commercial facilities which are essentially useful in close proximity to residential areas. This zone is adaptable to shopping centers of small sizes, as well as development of general business properties where the use of shared parking and access together with careful site planning, will produce a stronger commercial district as well as other ordinances of the City. 603.2 Permitted Uses 603.2.1 General. A building or land shall be used only in accordance with an approved site plan for any use which is compatible with the general nature and patterns of permitted residential uses as outlined in this ordinance and subject to the requirements and provisions of this document as well as other ordinances of the City. The list below is not all-inclusive but serves as an explanatory list for similar types of permitted businesses: A. Bakery occupying not more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet of floor space. B. Bank, or other similar financial institution, drive-in or otherwise, so long as a staking [stacking] lane or declaration lane [sic] is provided. C. Personal service shop (beautician, barber, etc.). D. Repair shop for small appliances, electronics, shoe, etc., not to include auto repair or other small engine repair. E. Church; F. Restaurants (eat in or fast food, deriving less than 75% of gross revenue from on-premise sale of alcoholic beverages); G. Laundromat, linen supply or dry cleaning shop occupying not more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet of floor area and cleaning fluid whose base is petroleum or one of its derivatives. H. Flower shop and greenhouse incidental thereto. I. Postal service, parcel service. J. Nursery school, kindergarten, and child or adult care center. K. Office, business and professional, including doctors’ offices, clinics and other medical facilities. L. Car wash. M. Pet shop for retail sale of animals, including grooming services when in compliance with ordinance; and provided that any work rooms and cages are maintained within a completely enclosed soundproof building and that such shop be operated in such a way as to produce no objectionable noise or odor. N. Convenience grocery, gasoline only store. O. Grocery store. P.
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