“Low impact retail” means retail uses that are compatible with, and targeted to, local residential consumers, and that reduce the hazards of local traffic by limiting the size of the building. Such stores or services may include pharmacies, bakeries and delicatessens or coffee shops, barbershops and beauty parlors, drycleaners, shoe repair, small commercial postal services, flower shops, and similar uses. Drive-in establishments, such as gas stations or drive-through restaurants, do not meet this definition. (Ord. 1347 § 18, 2016; Ord. 1046 § 36, 2006; Ord. 863 § 3, 2001. Formerly 17.04.544).