are sold principally at retail on the premises. (4) Banks, savings and loan offices and similar financial service offices. (5) Building materials and supplies sales. (6) Churches. (7) Contractors' offices, shops and display rooms. (8)
Read it in the chapter →Offices
How this ordinance defines it
The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only West Point’s own text settles what this covers.
are sold principally at retail on the premises. 2. Banks, savings and loan offices and similar financial service offices. 3. Child care centers licensed by the state, provided that outdoor play areas shall not be
Read it in the chapter →shall be required as set forth in article XXII of this chapter. 6. Offices . 7. Retail food stores. 8. Bakeries. 9. Dry cleaners and laundries. 10. Hardware stores. 11. Wearing apparel stores. 12. Drug stores.
Read it in the chapter →and restaurants may be provided by and shared with parking spaces provided for offices , banks, retail and service uses and other commercial or industrial uses which are not open, used or operated during any of
Read it in the chapter →For example, businesses, housing and civic uses may be mixed "vertically" by constructing offices and residences above retail space, or "horizontally" by connecting commercial, office and civic uses to residential uses with pedestrian pathways, plazas,
Read it in the chapter →