The intent of the general industrial district (I) is to provide space for certain types of industrial and/or manufacturing and/or warehousing or storage operations which are compatible to adjoining districts. Such uses generally require open storage of materials or goods either before, during or after the manufacturing process but are of a low noise or nuisance level. Land designated for this district should be located in relation to the thoroughfare network of the community as well as rail and air if required and designated so as to not disrupt normal traffic flow. Because of increased technological developments, extensive lists of permitted and prohibited uses is impractical, therefore, to safeguard the public interests, planned industrial parks are encouraged in this district.

(Ord. 292, § 1301, 1980)

There are no permitted principal uses and structures.

(Ord. 292, § 1302, 1980)

There are no permitted accessory uses and structures.

(Ord. 292, § 1303, 1980)

All industrial uses and structures will be allowed by special exception. The board of adjustment may permit as special exceptions in general industrial districts any use which is consistent with the intent of this district. The performance standards found in Appendix B of this title may be used as guidelines in determining special exceptions.

(Ord. 292, § 1304, 1980)

There shall be a front yard of not less than a depth of twenty-five (25) feet. There shall be a rear yard of not less than a depth of twenty (20) feet. Each side yard shall not be less than twenty (20) feet, provided, that on lots adjacent to a residential district, all buildings shall be located so as to provide a minimum side and rear yard of twenty-five (25) feet along that portion of the lot adjacent to the residential district.

(Ord. 292, § 1305, 1980)