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Compton City Zoning Code

§ 30-15.2

Uses M-H.

[Added by Ord. #1557, § 9141.2; Ord. #1698, § 1; Ord. #1713, § 1; Ord. #1717, § 1; Ord. #1733, § 1; Ord. #1746, § 1; Ord. #1784; Ord. #1828, § 1; Ord. #1921, § 1; Ord. #2101, § 10; Ord. #2155, § 3; Ord. #2282 §§ 17; Ord. #2300 § 5]
Principal Permitted Uses. The following uses and buildings of less than 50,000 square feet in size shall be permitted in the Heavy Manufacturing Zone (M-H):
Any use permitted in the Limited Commercial (C-L), Commercial Manufacturing (C-M) or Limited Manufacturing Zone (M-L), except those uses which require a conditional use permit.
Indoor marijuana cultivation is allowed consistent with State law which permits no more than six live marijuana plants to be planted, cultivated, harvested, dried, or processed within a single private residence or inside an accessory structure located upon the grounds of a private residence that is fully enclosed and secured as long as the marijuana cultivation activities comply with the regulations set forth in paragraph c of subsection 9-24.4.
Uses Permitted Subject to Conditional Use Permits. The following uses may be permitted in the Heavy Manufacturing Zone (M-H) provided a conditional use permit has been obtained pursuant to the provisions of Section 30-26 of this Chapter:
Any use permitted by conditional use permit in the Commercial Manufacturing (C-M) or Limited Manufacturing (M-L) Zones.
Manufacturing of the following:
Abrasives;
Bleaching powder;
By-products of animals, meat and fish;
Cellulose;
Celluloid;
Cement;
Charcoal;
Cleaning compound;
Concrete batching plants (processing and storage of concrete components);
Gelatine;
Glue;
Lampblack;
Lard;
Lime;
Mucilage;
Plaster of paris;
Plastics;
Rubber, including reclaiming;
Size;
Tallow; and
Tar and tar products;
Manufacturing and storage of the following:
Acid;
Agar;
Alcohol;
Ammonia;
Ammunition;
Caustic soda;
Creosote;
Explosives;
Fertilizer;
Fireworks;
Gases;
Insecticides;
Lye;
Matches;
Phenol;
Potash;
Soda;
Sodium compound; and
Sulphur;
Advertising statuary;
Animal dumping and reduction;
Asphalt plants;
Bars and liquor stores (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);
Beer and wine sales for consumption off the premises that are accessory to a primary convenience or small grocery store use where such sales utilize less than 10% of the sales floor area (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);
(Reserved)
Bone distillation;
Bus storage yards;
Canning and processing of meat and fish;
Chamois skin processing;
Clay processing;
Coke ovens;
Fat rendering;
Feed mills;
Freight terminals;
House moving and wrecking yards;
(Reserved)
Meat packing;
Metal works of the following kinds:
Blast furnaces;
Boiler works;
Drop forges;
Drop hammers;
Forging works;
Foundries (ferrous metals);
Pneumatic presses;
Smelters; and
Steel mills;
New commercial strip centers;
New establishments with drive-thru facilities;
Take-out restaurants;
Ore reduction plants;
Petroleum and petroleum products refining, processing, and reclaiming and storage;
Planned commercial and industrial developments (the provisions of Section 30-18 shall apply);
Private clubs;
Recycling of paper (when a plan for its storage and maintenance has been approved by the Fire Department);
Rock crushing plants;
Rock, gravel, and sand storage in excess of 2,000 tons;
Sandblasting plants;
Sanitary landfills;
Slaughterhouses;
Solid waste transfer stations;
Solvent extracting;
Stockyards;
Tanneries;
Transportation yards;
Truck and bus repair (including body and fender works and spray painting);
Truck repair;
Waste disposal facilities;
Worm farms; and
Recycling of paper (when conducted entirely within a building).
Alcoholic beverage sales for consumption on the premises that are accessory to a primary restaurant or entertainment use (the provisions of Section 30-51 of this Chapter shall apply);
Public works yards.
Recycling, collection and processing facilities (the provisions of subsection 30-12.4i of this Chapter shall apply).
Outside storage yards (for exceptions see subsection 30-20.6 of this Chapter.)