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A. CS District—Permitted Uses. <br /> <br />The following uses are allowed in the CS District, and a conditional use permit is not <br />required. (Certain uses are subject to special requirements and/or limitations, as pre- <br />scribed following the individual use classification.) <br /> <br />1. Accessory uses, other than Entertainment Events Activities, when in conjunction <br />with a permitted use. <br />2. Animal Boarding. <br />3. Animal Grooming. <br />4. Animal Hospitals. <br />5. Automobile Washing, Attended. <br />6. Brewpubs. <br />7.6. Building Materials and Services. <br />8.7. Business Services. <br />9.8. Business and Trade Schools. <br />10.9.Cafés. <br />11.10.Equipment Sales. <br />12.11.Fast Food Establishments, Small Scale. <br />13.12.Furniture, Electronics, and Appliance Sales. <br />14.13.Health and Fitness Centers. <br />15.14.Home Improvement and Interior Decoration. <br />16.15.Instruction and Improvement Services. <br />17.16.Maintenance and Repair Services. <br />18.17.Medical Supply Stores. <br />19.18.Restaurants, Full-Service. <br />20.19.Retail Sales, Big Box. <br />21.20.Telecommunications, Architecturally-Integrated Antennase and/or Alterna- <br />tive Co-locations on Existing Tower Structures [(Subject to the regulations of <br />see Section 4-1686: Wireless Telecommunication Facilities.) {as per Ordinance <br />No. 98-009}]. <br />22.21.Utilities, Minor. <br />23.22.Vehicle/Equipment Repair, Limited. <br /> <br />B. CS District—Conditionally Permitted Uses. <br /> <br />The following uses are allowed in the CS District, subject to the approval of a condi- <br />tional use permit. (Certain uses are subject to special requirements and/or limitations, <br />as prescribed following the individual use classification.) <br /> <br />1. Accessory uses in conjunction with a conditionally permitted use. <br />2. Artists’ Studios. <br />3. Automobile Washing, Unattended. <br />4. Cultural Institutions. <br />5. Drive-up Facilities. <br />Exhibit C: Proposed Amended Article 6 Page 13 <br />Note: underline and bolded text represents new text; strike-through text represents text to be eliminated