The Professional/Service District is established to provide for professional offices, limited personal service businesses, and for community-oriented public and private facilities. The district should be used to buffer business districts from residential neighborhoods and also to provide for a greater distribution of offices, personal and professional services within residential areas where business districts would be undesirable. The district is designed to protect the abutting and surrounding areas by requiring that certain minimum yard and area standards comparable to those called for in the residential districts be met. Retail sales are prohibited except where related directly to office functions.
In all P-1 Professional/Service Districts, no buildings or land, except as otherwise provided in this chapter, shall be erected or used except for one or more of the following specified uses:
A. 
Banks, credit agencies, security and commodity brokers and exchanges, credit institutions, savings and loan companies, holding and investment companies without drive-in facilities.
B. 
Offices for business, professional, governmental, civic, social, fraternal, political, religious and charitable organizations.
C. 
Schools and colleges for academic, technical, vocational, or professional instruction.
D. 
Libraries, museums, art galleries, and reading rooms.
E. 
Funeral home, mortuary or undertaking establishments.
F. 
Swimming pools, tennis courts, putting greens, and other similar recreational uses.
G. 
Medical and dental offices, clinics and laboratories.
H. 
Telephone exchanges, radio and television studios (does not include transmitter).
I. 
Studios for work or teaching of fine arts, such as photographic, music, drama, dance and theater.
J. 
Community centers and private clubs, Sunday schools and churches.
K. 
Hospitals; nursing, convalescent and rest homes.
L. 
Computer and data processing centers.
M. 
Ticket and travel agencies.
N. 
Apothecary (limited to the sale of pharmaceutical and medical supplies).
O. 
Single-family residences.
P. 
Multifamily dwellings up to four units, townhouses and condominiums.
Q. 
Boardinghouses.
R. 
Religious houses.
S. 
Home occupations as defined in Article II.
T. 
Residential care facilities.
A. 
Banks, credit agencies, savings and loan companies with drive-in facilities.
B. 
Nursery schools, day nurseries, and child-care centers.
C. 
Parking lots and structures.
D. 
Home occupation within existing detached garage.
(See attached Schedule of Regulations, Article XXV.)