Restricted industrial commercial districts are areas where there are manufacturing, processing, fabricating, or other uses, which may generate noise, odors, traffic, activity and may require special energy, waste disposal, or other special utility support services.

(Ord. of 12-3-2018)

The following uses are permitted in the CIR, restricted industrial commercial district:

1.

Sawmills, lumber and wood products processing or storage, pulpwood yards.

2.

Textile manufacturing, processing, fabrication and assembly.

3.

Metals, cement, plastics, or wood products manufacturing, fabrication, or production including furniture manufacturing.

4.

Truck or cargo transfer terminals, and bus garages.

5.

Wholesale building supply and materials storage or sales.

6.

Airports or airfields, after the planning commission reviews and approval of the city council.

7.

Any other industrial use that the planning commission or the city council determines not to be dangerous, offensive, unhealthy, nor detrimental to the community.

(Ord. of 12-3-2018)

The following uses are prohibited uses in the CIR, restricted industrial commercial district:

1.

Any industrial or commercial use that the planning commission or the city council determines to be hazard, detrimental, or objectionable to the community.

2.

The following uses and activities unless specifically approved by the planning commission and the city council:

a.

Cement or asphalt manufacture.

b.

Steel fabrication.

c.

Petroleum refining.

d.

Bulk feedlots.

e.

Commercial slaughtering of animals.

f.

Paper or wood pulp manufacturers.

g.

Open pit mining.

h.

Quarrying or sand/gravel removal operations.

CIR-RESTRICTED INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT

*Front setback may be greater if located on a state highway.

*Refer to sec. 802, Buffer required, for additional setback information in this zoning category.

(Ord. of 12-3-2018)