14-6-101 PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
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The Commercial Zone (C) is established to provide areas dedicated primarily to retail, office, and service related uses. Within the Commercial zone are various subzones with individual criteria that have been created to address specific needs pertinent to the areas these subzones encompass.
A. The Heavy Commercial (C-H) subzone is intended for uses which involve heavy automobile and semi-truck traffic, and/or that are regional in nature. Areas zoned C-H should be near or immediately adjacent to major arterials. Typical uses in the C-H subzone include: Big-box retail, light manufacturing, planned commercial developments, office towers, automobile repair and service, outside storage yards and office/warehouse buildings.
B. The General Commercial (C-G) subzone is intended for uses which involve medium automobile and semi-truck traffic, and/or that are sub-regional in nature. Areas zoned C-G should be near or immediately adjacent to major collector streets. Typical uses in the C-G subzone include: Small retail centers, supermarkets, restaurants, offices and general services.
C. The Neighborhood Commercial (C-N) subzone is intended for uses which involve light vehicle traffic and/or that are local in nature. Areas zoned C-N should be near or immediately adjacent to collector roads.