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City of Brooklyn Center
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C1TY OF BROOKLYN CENTER
Notice of Ordinance Adoption
ORDINANCE NO. alt*
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 OF
THE CITY ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
BROOKLYN CENTER REGARDING ALLOWABLE
USES IN THE CC CENTRAL COMMERCE OVER-
LAY DISTRICT
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN
CENTER DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Section 35 -2240 of the City Ordinances of
the City of Brooklyn Center is hereby amended to read:
Section 35 -2240 CC CENTRAL COMMERCE OVER-
LAY DISTRICT.
1. Land may be designated as being within the CC Cen-
tral Commerce Overlay District by city ordinance.
Land use within any area so designated shall comply
with the regulations of this section in addition to all
regulations applicable to the underlying land use dis-
trict established in Sections 35 -300 through 35 -331 of
this Code and other regulations as applicable.
(Uses allowed in the underlying land use district] The
following uses' are allowed in the CC Central Com-
merce Overlay District: [except as provided in this sec-
tion.]
Fin ce insuranc
five.
L a as o. ,r_ ,y„, and
tometric offices. The compounding, dispensing or
et it of w i 'te tent
or proprietary medicines. sick room supplies. pros-
inves
jj, Public transportation terminals (excluding truck
terminals),
kk, Tennis clubs. racket and swim clubs and other ath-
letic clubs. health spas and suntan studios.
1.1, Group day care facilities provided developments
in each specific case. are demonstrated to be
f Compatible with existing adjacent land uses
110 well as with those uses permitted in the C2
district generally,
21 Complimentary to existing adjacent land use
as well as with those use -_permitted in the C2
district generally,
3.l Of co parable intensity to permitted C2 dis-
41 Planned and designed to assure that generat-
ed traffic will be within the capacity of avail-
able public facilities and will not have an ad-
verse impact noon those facilities. the imme-
diate neighborhood or the community,
b1 Traffic generated by other uses on the site will
not pose a danger to children served by the day
care use.
Furthermore. group day care facilities shall he
Subject to the special requirements set forth lo
Section 35-412
mm,Puhlic parks. playgrounds. athletic fields and
other recreation and open space uses,
nn, Accessory uses. incidental to the foregoing princi-
pal uses when located on the same property with
the use to which it is accessory. Such accessory
uses to include but not be restricted to the follow
ino•
lj Offstreet parking and offstreet loading
21 Signs as permitted in the Brooklyn Center
Sign Ordinance
31 Outside display and sale of merchandise pro-
vided that an administrative permit is first oh-
tained pursuant to Section 35 -800 of these or-
dinances,
Al Retail food shops. gift shops. book and sta-
tionery shops. tobacco shops. accessory eating
establishments- sale and service of office sup-
ply equipment. newsstands and similar acces-
sory retail shops within multistory office
buildings over 40.000 sq, ft. in gross floor area,
provided that there is no associated signery
visible from the exterior of the building: there
is no carry-out or delivery of food from the lot•
and the total floor area of all such shops with-
in a building shall not exceed 10% of the total
LEGAL r
gross floor area of the building,
49 Accessory off- siteparking not located on the same
property with the principal use subject to the pro-
Milk/813d of Section 35 701.
Pal Other uses similar in nature to the aforemen-
tioned uses as determined by the City Council
3. The following uses are snecifically not permitted in the
CC Central Commerce Overlay District:
a. sauna establishments
b. massage establishments
c. currency exchanges
d. pawn shops
e. secondhand goods dealers
4. The following area is hereby established as being with-
in the CC Central Commerce Overlay District:
The CC Central Commerce. Overlay District is located
within the area bounded by a continuous line begin-
ning at a point located at the intersection of John Mar-
tin Drive and T.H. 100 and going southwesterly along
the centerline of T.H. 100 to its intersection with
Brooklyn Boulevard; thence northerly along the east-
erly right -of -way line of Brooklyn Boulevard to a point
located approximately 445' northerly of its intersec-
tion with County Road No. 10; thence east along an ex-
tended line made up of the south boundary lines of the
plats for Grimes 2nd Addition, Hipp's 4th Addition and
Hipp's 5th Addition, Hennepin County, continued to
the centerline of Shingle Creek [Parkway]; thence
northerly along the centerline [east right -of -way line]
of Shingle Creek [Parkway to the north boundary line
of the plat for Brookdale Square 2nd Addition, Hen
nepin County] to the centerline of I -94; thence easter-
ly along said line [to the John Martin Drive right -of-
way line] to the centerline of Humboldt Avenue North•
thence southerly to the centerline of TH 100; thence
[southerly] southwesterly to the point of the begin-
ning.
Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective after
adoption and upon thirty days following its legal publica-
tion.
Adopted this 14th day of June, 2004
Mayor Myrna Kragness
ATTEST: City Clerk Sharon Knutson
Date of Publication: June 24, 2004
Effective Date: July 24, 2004
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thetic devices or items relating to any of the fore
o 'n• whenconducte. in ebuil.in: oc u.ie..ri-
marily by medical dental osteopathic. chiroprac-
tic or optometric offices.
c. The following office uses:
fl Legal
Engi Bering and architectural
Ed Von a nd sci ntific res arc exclu
laboratory facilities)
41 Accounting auditing and bookkeeping
al An urban planning agency
ci, Beauty and barber services.
g, Funer nd crematory services.
L Photographic services
g, Apparel repair, alteration and cleaning pickup sta-
tions. shoe repair.
hr Advertising signs shall not be provided
permitted the fabrication
ted use,
j, Consumer and mercantile credit reporting ser-
vices office. adjustment and collection service of-
fices.
j, Duplicating mailing and stenographic service of-
fices•
k. Employment agency offices.
Business and management consultant offices.
D ve ctiv
Contractor's offices,
c
p. Business association professional membership
organizations. labor unions. civic. social and fra-
ternal association offices.
q, Financial institutions including but not limited
atioas.
prop -in child care centers licensed bv the Min-
nesota Department of Public Welfare pursuant to
a valid license application. provided that a cony of
said license and application shall be submitted an-
nually to the City,
s, Leasing offices. provided there is no storage or dis-
playsLp. l cts on tf a use site
L Libraries and art galleries
xL Instructional uses for art. music, photography,
decorating. dancing and the like and studios for
like activity.
v. Educational uses including Host secondary
schools business schools. trade schools and the
like. but excluding public and private elementary
and secondary schools. (K -12)
W. The retail sale of food.
x. Eating establishments
k Convenience -food restaurants provided they do
not abut an R1, R2 or R3 zoning district including
abutment at a non -maior thoroughfare street line.
z. Eating establishments offering live entertain-
ment: recreation and amusement places such as
motion picture theaters and legitimate theater
sports arenas, bowling alleys, skating rinks, and
inn siums and event -n •r rentin s. ace to
organizations and individuals for meetings. recep-
tions. events. gatherings. trade shows, seminars
and entertainment all provided they do not abut
R '2 or I3 0 'n dis ict inclu.in: a.ut
ment at a non -maior thoroughfare street line.
ga. The retail sale of heating and Plumbing enuup_
n aint la r
plies and building supplies.
The retail sale of tires, batteries and automobile
accessories and marine craft accessories,
gc The retail sales of annarel and related accessories.
dd. The retail sale of furniture. home furnishings and
related equipment,
gg, The retail sale of miscellaneous items such as the
following;
;j Drugs and proprietary items
2j Liquors
3.1 Antiques and secondhand erchandise
41 Books and stationery
1;1 Gardensupplies
§1 Jewelry
?1 Flowers and floral accessories
$1 Cigars and cigarettes
21 Newspapers and magazines
1D.1 Cameras and photographic supplies
111 Gifts. novelties and souvenirs
121 Pets
131 Optical goods
141 Sporting goods and bicycles
fl The following repair /service uses;
11 Electrical repair service shops.
7�1 Household appliances electrical supp lies.
heating and plumbing eaumment.
al Radio and television repair service shops.
4) Watch clock and iewelry repair service shops,
5.1 Laundering dry cleaning and dyeing.
gg, Gasoline service stations (see Section 35 -414),
motor vehicle repair and auto washes. trailer and
truck rental in conjunction with these uses. pro
vi. -d ix r i
able for these vehicles.
bh, The sale or vending at gasoline service stations of
items other than fuels. lubricants or automotive
of soft drinks. candy cigarettes acrd other 'inciden-
't-m.f.r .n c ..•r.w
the principal building) provided adequate narking
is available consistent with the Section 35 -704. 2
(b) and 2 (c).
ii Transient lodging.
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