LC Class I Neighborhood Commercial District.

[Added 6-17-1993[1]]The intent in creating this district is to encourage the location of smaller-scale business establishments in this district. Typical low-intensity commercial uses offer administrative and professional services, personal services and retail shopping, which have minimal detrimental impact on adjacent uses. Such uses are located primarily in single-purpose buildings or multi-use buildings of less than 5,000 square feet. These uses are also characterized by low vehicular traffic generation, limited nighttime operation and heavy pedestrian traffic. A limited range of low-intensity commercial uses are also appropriate for lots which cannot meet standards for conversion to commercial use in medium-intensity commercial areas.

Such lots would be required to maximize compliance with landscaping, parking and setback requirements of this district and limit the scale of operation and the number of employees. The following shall apply in the LC-I District:A. Permitted uses shall include and be illustrated as follows:(1) Accountant office.(2) Antique and secondhand store.(3) Appliance repair and rental store.(4) Architectural office.(5) Art supplies.(6) Arts and crafts studio.(7) Attorney office.(8) Bakery.(9) Barbershop, beauty shop.(10) Bookstore.(11) Contractor's office, no accessory or outside storage.(12) Candy store.(13) Catering establishment.(14) Clothing and dry good store.(15) Commercial art gallery.(16) Dressmaker/tailor.(17) Dry cleaner.(18) Florist.(19) Hardware, paint and wallpaper store.(20) Insurance agency.(21) Jewelry, leather goods and luggage stores.(22) Laundromat.(23) Liquor store.(24) Locksmith.(25) Management consultant office.(26) Manufacturer's agent office.(27) Music store.(28) Musical instrument repair shop.(29) Collateral loan broker.(30) Photographer studio.(31) Photographic equipment store.(32) Real estate office.(33) Restaurant-cafe.(34) Retail print shop.(35) Shoe repair shop.(36) Sign-painting facility.(37) Sporting good store.(38) Taxidermy shop.(39) Tobacco store.(40) Toy store.(41) Travel agency.(42) Upholstery shop.(43) Parcel pickup/dropoff.(44) Video tape store.(45) Watch repair shop.(46) Communications towers upon the issuance of a special use permit by the Town Board.[Added 12-21-1996 by L.L.

No. 8-1996[2]][2]Editor's Note: This local law also renumbered former Subsection A(46) as A(47).(47) Other similar uses which are not permitted in any other commercial district upon a finding by the Planning Board that such uses are of the same general character as those permitted in the district and that such uses will not be detrimental to the other uses within the district or to the adjoining land uses.B. Dimensional requirements shall be as follows:(1) Minimum lot area: 15,000 square feet.(2) Maximum lot coverage: 20%.(3) Minimum lot width: 75 feet.(4) Maximum building height: 35 feet.(5) Minimum setbacks:(a) Front: 10 feet.(b) Side:[Amended 9-3-2009 by L.L.

No. 2-2009][1] Structure: 10 feet.[2] Driveway: five feet, except in the case of a flag lot or a common driveway.(c) Rear: 25 feet.(6) Minimum buffer area (except where the district buffer area is applicable):(a) Front: 10 feet.(b) Side: 10 feet total.(c) Rear: 25 feet.C. District buffer area: The minimum district buffer area to any residential district shall be 50 feet. Upon a finding of the Planning Board that additional buffering is desirable because of the variation in levels of intensity of use between the districts, the buffer may be increased to 100 feet.[Amended 2-18-2010 by L.L. No. 3-2010]D.

Site plan approval under Chapter 269 of this Code is required.[1]Editor's Note: This ordinance also repealed former § 225-15 , R-O Multiple-Family Business Office District, as amended.