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of foods and beverages in paper, plastic or other disposable containers; or (2) service of food and beverages directly to a customer in a motor vehicle; or, formula food businesses that do not reflect the unique character of the community and the desired aesthetic ambience of the commercial areas of the City in that they offer rushed, ready -made meals from formula menus identical to similarly decorated units located in other communities and thus cannot contribute to the established uniqueness of the neighborhood. 6) Cafes. 7) Financial institutions, retail. 8) Food markets. 9) Retail sales. 10) City or cultural uses as determined by the Community Development Director. 11) Accessory uses, when in conjunction with a permitted use, subject to approval by the Community Development Director. 12) Business services. 13) Drugstores. Requires an Administrative Review Permit for facilities greater than 10,000 sq. ft. 14) Furniture, electronic, and appliance sales. 15) Government offices. 16) Home improvement and interior decoration. 17) Neighborhood /specialty food markets. 18) Offices, business and professional. Office uses -total on -site office uses may not exceed one addressed space. 19) Pharmacies. 20) Retail services. 21) Supermarket. Requires an Administrative Review Permit for facilities greater than 10,000 sq. ft. OTHER USES The following "other uses" may be established with an amendment to the Planned District and with a Site Plan Review Permit approved by the Planning Commission, pursuant to Sections 5- 2502(A) and 3- 1026(A) of the Zoning Code. 1) Bars. 2) Bed and breakfast inns. (Subject to the regulations of Section 4 -1674 of the Zoning Code: Bed and Breakfast Inns.) 3) Commercial parking facility. 4) Commercial recreation. 5) Cultural institutions. 6) Emergency health care. IM