The neighborhood commercial zone (CN) is intended to create, preserve and enhance areas of retail establishments serving frequently recurring needs for goods and services in convenient locations. This commercial zone is typically appropriate to small shopping clusters or integrated shopping centers in developments of one-third to one acre within residential neighborhoods. Facilities should be oriented to serve residents’ commercial service needs, to strengthen neighborhood interaction and a rural character, to minimize the need for automobile trips and to make commercial services more readily available to senior citizens, families with only one car, and others who could walk or ride a bicycle to these facilities. These areas should be located adjacent to collector or arterial streets. [Ord. 817 § 8-3D.110, 2006.]