676 6th St Wells, NV 89835
GC GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT: The purpose of the general district is to preserve a commercial district limited primarily to offices and retail sales of merchandise. All uses within the retail commercial district shall be conducted within a building and aside from display windows, be screened from view. Temporary outside display and sale of merchandise on c…
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GC · Wells, NVGC GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT: The purpose of the general district is to preserve a commercial district limited primarily to offices and retail sales of merchandise. All uses within the retail commercial district shall be conducted within a building and aside from display windows, be screened from view. Temporary outside display and sale of merchandise on city property for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days may be authorized by the mayor and board of councilmen. A. Regular Permitted Uses And Limitations: All uses permitted in R-1, R-2: Retail stores, including: Antique stores. Apparel and department stores. Bakery. Bar, cocktail lounge, eating and drinking establishments. Book or stationery store. Confectionery store. Drugstore, pharmacy. Dry good or notions store. Florist or gift shop. Furniture stores. Gaming and gambling establishments, including off premises liquor sales. Grocery, fruit or vegetable store. Hardware or electrical appliance store. Horticultural nursery, greenhouse (retail only). Jewelry store. Meat market or delicatessen. Secondhand stores, if conducted wholly within completely enclosed buildings. Services: Amusement enterprises. Art gallery. Bank. Barbershop and beauty parlor. Blueprinting and photostating. Cafe or restaurant (including dancing or entertainment). Car and RV (lot sales only). Car or self-moving automobile rental agencies. Carpenter shop, if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building and no more than five (5) persons are employed on the premises. Church. Clinic (human or animal). Clothes cleaning agency and/or pressing establishment. Club or lodge (nonprofit), fraternal or religious association. Community center. Conservatory of music. Dance studio. Dressmaker or millinery shop. Drive-in business. Fortune telling, clairvoyance or astrology. Hotel, motel. Indoor commercial recreational facilities. Interior decorating store Locksmith. Lumberyard (retail and contractor sales only, with enclosed yard). Medical and dental laboratories. Mortuary. Newspaper, printing, lithographing, reproducing. Office or office buildings for the conduct of business, professional or administrative services. Paint store (retail only). Photographer. Plumbing shop (same stipulations as carpenter shop). Post office. Public garage, including automobile repairing and incidental body work, painting, upholstery, if all operations are conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building;
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