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Article 2. B-2 District Sec. 5-110. Neighborhood Business District. For the purpose of this Article, a neighborhood business district is defined as a business district required for the daily retail business needs of the residents of the locality only. (Code of 200 1) See. 5-120. Permitted Uses in a B-2 District. (1) Any uses permitted in a B-1 district except as otherwise provided in the Zoning Code. (2) Retail business for local or neighborhood needs subject to the following limited extent: A. The sale and manufacture of baked goods and the sale of confectionery, dairy products, delicatessen, fruits, vegetables, groceries and meats in permanent buildings only. B. The sale of dry goods and variety merchandise. C. The sale of books, magazines, newspapers, cigars, drugs, flowers, gifts, music, photographic goods, sporting goods, and stationery. D. Eating places, lunchrooms, restaurants, and cafeterias when housed and used in conjunction with other businesses permitted in the District. E. Places for the sale and consumption of soft drinks, juices, and ice cream. F. Service establishments, barber or beauty shops, custom tailors, laundry agencies, self-service laundries, hand laundries, coin laundries, shoe repair, ice stations, and milk and egg stations. Also dry cleaning, pressing, and tailoring shops in which: 1. Not more than five persons are engaged in such work or business at any one time. 2. Only nonexplosives and nonflammable solvents are used. 3. No work is done on the premises for retail outlets elsewhere. G. It shall be the policy of the City Council to consider other uses not listed in this Section. At the discretion of the City Council, such uses may be permitted pursuant to and in accordance with Sections 8-700 through 8-720 of the Zoning Code. (Code of 1988; Ord. No. 587, 11-10-92; Code of 200 1) Sec. 5-130. Permitted Accessory Uses in a B-2 District. (1) Off-street parking and off-street loading as regulated by the Zoning Code. (2) Buildings and structures for a use that is accessory to the principal use. (3) Signs as regulated in Chapter 9 of the Zoning Code. (4) Up to four electronic amusement devices or games not to exceed in area thirty percent of the net retail sales area. (5) Licensed permanent cosmetic make-up businesses limited to application of coloring agents to create a permanent color to the skin of or around the eyes, lips, eyebrows, eyelids facial area and camouflaging of skin and scar tissue by applying skin coloring are permitted accessory uses to barber shops and hair or beauty salons. (Code of 1988; Ord. No. 499, 9-15-82; Code of 2001; Ord. No. 682,2-27-01)