CHAPTER 10

I– Industrial District Regulations

SECTION 1001. INTENT AND PURPOSE.

This district is intended for light industrial uses and also permits nonretail commercial and service establishments. It is designed to permit manufacturing, production, processing, assembling, packaging and treatment of products from previously prepared or finished products. The purpose of this district is to promote industrial areas that are protected from incompatible uses.

SECTION 1002. USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT.

(1) Truck terminals.

(2) Fuel sales

(3) Vehicle repair

(4) Contractors

(5) Greenhouses

(6) Production, processing, assembling, treatment or packaging of goods

(7) Manufacturing

(8) Warehousing and storage

(9) Distribution

(10) Bulk storage

(11) Commercial schools

(12) Laboratories

(13) Public Utility installations

SECTION 1003. USES PERMITTED BY SPECIAL USE PERMIT.

(1) Restaurants, including drive-ins

(2) Industrial parks

(3) Sand quarries, gravel pits

(4) Petroleum or flammable liquid production, refining and storage.

(5) Sewage treatment and disposal

(6) Incinerators

(7) Sanitary landfills

(8) Junk Yards

Regulations for Special Uses are found in Chapter 14, Special Use Permits.

SECTION 1004. DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS.

(1) Lot Area, minimum - None.

(2) Lot Width, minimum - None.

(3) Front Yard, minimum - Thirty-five (35’) feet.

(4) Back Yard, minimum - Thirty-five (35’) feet.

(5) Side Yard, minimum - Fifteen (15’) feet each side. Where the I district abuts an A-1 or

residential district, the side yard shall be one hundred (100’) feet in the I district.

(6) Height, maximum – Two and one half (2.5) stories, not exceeding a total height of thirty-five (35’) feet. Accessory structures are limited to two (2) stories, not exceeding a total height of thirty (30’) feet. Exceptions: see section 1105(2).

(7) Lot coverage, maximum percent - None.

(8) Accessory Structures – No accessory structure may be located closer than ten (10’) feet to the principal structure, nor erected in any required yard, except as provided in section 1105(1).

See buffering regulations in Chapter 11, Sec. 1106 for additional regulations.

Historical Notes: Subsection (8) amended by Ordinance 06-01, eff March 30, 2006.

Subsection (6) amended by Ordinance 04-05, eff Oct 7, 2004.

Subsection (6) amended by adding last sentence. Ordinance 15-02, eff Dec 24, 2015.

Prior to 2006 amendment, subsection (8) read: “Accessory Structures - No accessory structures may be located closer

than ten (10’) feet to the principal structure. No accessory structure shall be erected in any required yard except a rear

yard.

Prior to 2004 amendment, subsection (6) read: “Thirty-five (35’) feet or two and one half (2.5) stories. Accessory

structures may not exceed thirty (30’) feet or two (2) stories”.

SECTION 1005. PARKING REGULATIONS.

Every land use that has employees working on the site must have one parking space for each

employee in addition to the parking required for a use of its type.

THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS ARE IN ADDITION TO EMPLOYEE PARKING

Vehicle Repair	1 per 500 sq. ft. of building space
Contractors	1 per 150 sq. ft. of public area
Greenhouses	1 per 150 sq. ft. of public area
Commercial schools	1 per 3 seats
Restaurants, including drive-ins	1 per 2 seats
Industrial parks	1 per 500 sq. ft. of building space

See Chapter 12 for Parking Regulations