Denham Springs City Zoning Code

ARTICLE 12

- I INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS

Within all I industrial districts, as shown on the official zoning map, the following regulations shall apply:

Sec. 12.01.- Uses permitted.

12.01.1 Principal uses.

Any uses permitted in accordance with the "land use chart," section 2.16, table 3.

I-1 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-1 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
2.1	Animal pounds, kennels, boarding and otherwise.	Agriculture services and hunting (07).
2.2	Contractor's offices and storage yards.	General building contractors (15).
2.3	Bakery products, wholesale.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.4	Candy manufactures
2.5	Condensed and evaporated milk processing and canning.
2.6	Creameries and bottling operations, dairies, including wholesale and retail sales.
2.7	Fruit and vegetables processing including canning, preserving, drying and freezing.
2.8	Ice manufactures, including dry ice.
2.9	Mineral water distillation and bottling plants.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.10	Carpet, rug and mat manufacturers	Textiles (22).
2.11	Knitting, weaving, printing finishing of textiles and fibers into fabric goods and garment manufacturing.
2.12	Worsted goods manufacturing.
2.13	Clothing manufacturing.
2.14	Hosiery mill	Apparel and other textile products (23).
2.15	Millinery and artificial flower making plants.
2.16	Wood products manufactures.	Lumber and wood products (24).
2.17	Bedding manufactures (mattress, pillow, quilts).	Furniture and fixtures (25).
2.18	Furniture manufactures (cabinets, boxes, crates, etc.).
2.19	Office equipment and supply manufactures.
2.20	Upholstery manufactures.
2.21	Paper product manufacturers.	Paper and allied (26).
2.22	Wallpaper manufactures.
2.23	Pharmaceutical products, drug manufacturing.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
2.24	Cleaners and toilet goods (not including soap and perfume).
2.25	Leather good manufactures, but not including tanning.	Leather and leather products (31).
2.26	Monument processing shipping including sales.	Stone, clay and glass (32).
2.27	Sheet metal shops.	Fabricated metal products (34).
2.28	Water company appurtenances manufacturing.
2.29	Phonograph manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
2.30	Automobile truck, trailer assembly establishment.	Transportation equipment (37).
2.31	Boat manufactures and sales.
2.32	Optical good's manufactures.	Instrument and related products (38).
2.33	Thermometer manufacturers.
2.34	Watch manufactures.
2.35	Coffin manufactures.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.36	Concrete burial vault industries.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.37	Jewelry manufactures.
2.38	Organ and piano manufactures.
2.39	Sporting good manufactures.
2.40	Open storage of products manufactured on the premises.	Trucking and Warehousing (42).
2.41	Produce and storage warehousing.
2.42	Transfer companies, baggage storage.
2.43	Electric utility generation, transportation and distribution facilities.	Electric, gas and sanitary services (49).
2.44	Fuel distribution facilities.
2.45	Markets, wholesale.	Wholesale trade (30).
2.46	Greenhouses, commercial, wholesale or retail.
2.47	Carpeting and mat cleaners.	Personal services (42).
2.48	Cleaning and dying of garments, hats and rugs.
2.49	Laboratories, research or experimental but not combustion engineers.	Miscellaneous services (73).
2.50	Tire rethreading, recapping and vulcanization shops.	Auto repair services garages (75).
2.51	Welding shops.	Miscellaneous repair services (76).
2.52	Industrial, vocational training schools, including internal combustion engines.	Educational services (82).
2.53	Dwellings for resident watchman and care takers employed on the premises.	Miscellaneous services (89).

I-2 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-2 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
3.1	Meat products, packing and processing. (No slaughtering).	Food and kindred products (20).
3.2	Oleo-margarine compounding and packing only.
3.3	Cosmetic manufactures with exception of perfume and soap.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.4	Insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants and related industrial and household chemical compounds (blending only).	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.5	Screw and bolt manufactures.	Fabricated metals (34).
3.6	Agriculture or farm implement manufactures.	Machinery except electrical (35).
3.7	Electric appliance manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
3.8	Heating, ventilating, cooking and refrigeration supplies and appliance manufacturers.
3.9	Broom, basket and hamper manufacturing (wood, reed, rattan, etc.).	Miscellaneous manufacturing (39).
3.10	Street, railway yard and other appurtenances.	Railroad transportation (40).
3.11	Building materials (cement, lime in bags or containers, sand, gravel, shell, lumber etc.) bulk storage and sale.	Trucking and warehousing (42).
3.12	Heliport or helistop.	Transportation by air (45).
3.14	Bus garage and repair shop.	Auto repair, service garages (75).

12.01.2 Permitted conditional uses. Application for conditional uses as shown in this section and the land use chart in section 2.16, table 3, shall be filed with the office of planning and development for review, prior to submission to the zoning commission. If public hearings, as defined in section 18.08 are required in accordance with the land use chart, section 2.16, table 3, then the zoning commission and subsequently the board of aldermen, if required, will set the dates of such public hearings. If no public hearings are required, the developer can apply for a development (building) permit in accordance with the codes and procedures established by the office of the building official.

12.01.3 Special use permits. Special use permits may or may not be allowed in this district. Any uses permitted under this procedure is shown in the land use chart, section 2.16, table 3. Procedure to be followed for a special use permit is described in section 18.08.

Incinerators; public and commercial. Before the city can issue a permit for commercial or private incinerators, the proponents of such a facility are required to have all permits and comply with all state laws and regulations pertaining to this type of operation, The city might issue a special use permit only after the required public hearings as stipulated in section 18.08, have been held.

12.01.4 Permitted signs. See article 19.

12.01.5 General guidelines in considering approval of an industrial use. In approving any industrial uses the governing body will be guided by the following guidelines:

Any use which emits odors, gas, or dust which are unpleasant, obnoxious, or injurious to health, will be required to design and construct necessary buildings, enclosures, filtering systems, or other facilities necessary for eliminating or reducing the intensity or concentration of such odors and/or dust to a level which will not be detrimental to the particular use. In determining what is "detrimental" inspection of similar facilities operating in other locations with particular attention to the appearance and condition of adjacent residential areas will assist the governing body in making a determination. A statement from the appropriate state agencies regulating such emission will be required before a permit is issued by the city. If the proposed use requires state approval, no permits will be issued by the city, until such state approval are granted. Study of court decisions involving cases where damage has been claimed by residents living near such odor or dust emitting plants may be used as an instrument to interpret this paragraph.

Proper provision must be made for storage of raw materials and wastes to prevent unsanitary conditions of the breeding of flies, insects, and rodents. A safeguard against such conditions may be the requirement to store such materials in tight buildings or bins or in accordance with state regulations.

If the industrial operation required above ground storage of explosive materials, the industry may be required to acquire sufficient land are a surrounding the plant to minimize danger to people and property adjacent to the industry. A similar requirement may be established for an industry engaging in an activity which creates noise or vibrations.

These city standards are in addition to state and federal laws and standards applicable to each particular industrial use.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.02. - Height, area, and yard regulations.

See table 2, article 2, section 2.14.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.03. - Reference to additional regulations.

The regulations contained in this article are supplemented or modified by regulations contained in other articles of this ordinance, especially the following:

Article 2. General Provisions.

Article 4. Off-Street Parking Regulations.

Article 14. Supplementary District Regulations.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.04. - Off-street parking requirements.

Off-street parking requirements are set forth in section 2.16, table 1A.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.05. - Prohibited uses.

1. Acid manufacturers.

2. Airports, landing fields, landing strips for aircraft, and hangers with repair facilities.

3. Cement, lime, gypsum, or plaster of Paris manufacturers.

4. Distillation of bone, plants.

5. Fat-rendered plants.

6. Fertilizer manufacturers.

7. Garbage, offal, dead animal reductions plants, or dumping yards.

8. Gas manufacturers.

9. Glue manufacturers.

10. Livery stables.

11. Petroleum or its products, refineries of same.

12. Smelters of tin, copper, zinc, or iron ores.

13. Stockyards or slaughter houses.

14. Perfumes and soap.

15. Sand blasting operations.

16. Prohibited uses as defined in the section 5.05 and the land use chart, section 2.16, table 3.

17. The storage, handling and disposal of hazardous materials or waste as defined by pertinent state and federal laws and regulations.

18. Any other use which would be objectionable or obnoxious because of danger from explosion or creation of smoke, dust fumes, odors, gas, noise, vibration, and similar conditions.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Denham Springs City Zoning Code

ARTICLE 12

- I INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS

Within all I industrial districts, as shown on the official zoning map, the following regulations shall apply:

Sec. 12.01.- Uses permitted.

12.01.1 Principal uses.

Any uses permitted in accordance with the "land use chart," section 2.16, table 3.

I-1 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-1 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
2.1	Animal pounds, kennels, boarding and otherwise.	Agriculture services and hunting (07).
2.2	Contractor's offices and storage yards.	General building contractors (15).
2.3	Bakery products, wholesale.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.4	Candy manufactures
2.5	Condensed and evaporated milk processing and canning.
2.6	Creameries and bottling operations, dairies, including wholesale and retail sales.
2.7	Fruit and vegetables processing including canning, preserving, drying and freezing.
2.8	Ice manufactures, including dry ice.
2.9	Mineral water distillation and bottling plants.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.10	Carpet, rug and mat manufacturers	Textiles (22).
2.11	Knitting, weaving, printing finishing of textiles and fibers into fabric goods and garment manufacturing.
2.12	Worsted goods manufacturing.
2.13	Clothing manufacturing.
2.14	Hosiery mill	Apparel and other textile products (23).
2.15	Millinery and artificial flower making plants.
2.16	Wood products manufactures.	Lumber and wood products (24).
2.17	Bedding manufactures (mattress, pillow, quilts).	Furniture and fixtures (25).
2.18	Furniture manufactures (cabinets, boxes, crates, etc.).
2.19	Office equipment and supply manufactures.
2.20	Upholstery manufactures.
2.21	Paper product manufacturers.	Paper and allied (26).
2.22	Wallpaper manufactures.
2.23	Pharmaceutical products, drug manufacturing.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
2.24	Cleaners and toilet goods (not including soap and perfume).
2.25	Leather good manufactures, but not including tanning.	Leather and leather products (31).
2.26	Monument processing shipping including sales.	Stone, clay and glass (32).
2.27	Sheet metal shops.	Fabricated metal products (34).
2.28	Water company appurtenances manufacturing.
2.29	Phonograph manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
2.30	Automobile truck, trailer assembly establishment.	Transportation equipment (37).
2.31	Boat manufactures and sales.
2.32	Optical good's manufactures.	Instrument and related products (38).
2.33	Thermometer manufacturers.
2.34	Watch manufactures.
2.35	Coffin manufactures.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.36	Concrete burial vault industries.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.37	Jewelry manufactures.
2.38	Organ and piano manufactures.
2.39	Sporting good manufactures.
2.40	Open storage of products manufactured on the premises.	Trucking and Warehousing (42).
2.41	Produce and storage warehousing.
2.42	Transfer companies, baggage storage.
2.43	Electric utility generation, transportation and distribution facilities.	Electric, gas and sanitary services (49).
2.44	Fuel distribution facilities.
2.45	Markets, wholesale.	Wholesale trade (30).
2.46	Greenhouses, commercial, wholesale or retail.
2.47	Carpeting and mat cleaners.	Personal services (42).
2.48	Cleaning and dying of garments, hats and rugs.
2.49	Laboratories, research or experimental but not combustion engineers.	Miscellaneous services (73).
2.50	Tire rethreading, recapping and vulcanization shops.	Auto repair services garages (75).
2.51	Welding shops.	Miscellaneous repair services (76).
2.52	Industrial, vocational training schools, including internal combustion engines.	Educational services (82).
2.53	Dwellings for resident watchman and care takers employed on the premises.	Miscellaneous services (89).

I-2 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-2 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
3.1	Meat products, packing and processing. (No slaughtering).	Food and kindred products (20).
3.2	Oleo-margarine compounding and packing only.
3.3	Cosmetic manufactures with exception of perfume and soap.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.4	Insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants and related industrial and household chemical compounds (blending only).	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.5	Screw and bolt manufactures.	Fabricated metals (34).
3.6	Agriculture or farm implement manufactures.	Machinery except electrical (35).
3.7	Electric appliance manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
3.8	Heating, ventilating, cooking and refrigeration supplies and appliance manufacturers.
3.9	Broom, basket and hamper manufacturing (wood, reed, rattan, etc.).	Miscellaneous manufacturing (39).
3.10	Street, railway yard and other appurtenances.	Railroad transportation (40).
3.11	Building materials (cement, lime in bags or containers, sand, gravel, shell, lumber etc.) bulk storage and sale.	Trucking and warehousing (42).
3.12	Heliport or helistop.	Transportation by air (45).
3.14	Bus garage and repair shop.	Auto repair, service garages (75).

12.01.4 Permitted signs. See article 19.

12.01.5 General guidelines in considering approval of an industrial use. In approving any industrial uses the governing body will be guided by the following guidelines:

These city standards are in addition to state and federal laws and standards applicable to each particular industrial use.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.02. - Height, area, and yard regulations.

See table 2, article 2, section 2.14.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.03. - Reference to additional regulations.

The regulations contained in this article are supplemented or modified by regulations contained in other articles of this ordinance, especially the following:

Article 2. General Provisions.

Article 4. Off-Street Parking Regulations.

Article 14. Supplementary District Regulations.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.04. - Off-street parking requirements.

Off-street parking requirements are set forth in section 2.16, table 1A.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.05. - Prohibited uses.

1. Acid manufacturers.

2. Airports, landing fields, landing strips for aircraft, and hangers with repair facilities.

3. Cement, lime, gypsum, or plaster of Paris manufacturers.

4. Distillation of bone, plants.

5. Fat-rendered plants.

6. Fertilizer manufacturers.

7. Garbage, offal, dead animal reductions plants, or dumping yards.

8. Gas manufacturers.

9. Glue manufacturers.

10. Livery stables.

11. Petroleum or its products, refineries of same.

12. Smelters of tin, copper, zinc, or iron ores.

13. Stockyards or slaughter houses.

14. Perfumes and soap.

15. Sand blasting operations.

16. Prohibited uses as defined in the section 5.05 and the land use chart, section 2.16, table 3.

17. The storage, handling and disposal of hazardous materials or waste as defined by pertinent state and federal laws and regulations.

18. Any other use which would be objectionable or obnoxious because of danger from explosion or creation of smoke, dust fumes, odors, gas, noise, vibration, and similar conditions.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Denham Springs City Zoning Code

ARTICLE 12

- I INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS

Within all I industrial districts, as shown on the official zoning map, the following regulations shall apply:

Sec. 12.01.- Uses permitted.

12.01.1 Principal uses.

Any uses permitted in accordance with the "land use chart," section 2.16, table 3.

I-1 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-1 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
2.1	Animal pounds, kennels, boarding and otherwise.	Agriculture services and hunting (07).
2.2	Contractor's offices and storage yards.	General building contractors (15).
2.3	Bakery products, wholesale.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.4	Candy manufactures
2.5	Condensed and evaporated milk processing and canning.
2.6	Creameries and bottling operations, dairies, including wholesale and retail sales.
2.7	Fruit and vegetables processing including canning, preserving, drying and freezing.
2.8	Ice manufactures, including dry ice.
2.9	Mineral water distillation and bottling plants.	Food and kindred products (20).
2.10	Carpet, rug and mat manufacturers	Textiles (22).
2.11	Knitting, weaving, printing finishing of textiles and fibers into fabric goods and garment manufacturing.
2.12	Worsted goods manufacturing.
2.13	Clothing manufacturing.
2.14	Hosiery mill	Apparel and other textile products (23).
2.15	Millinery and artificial flower making plants.
2.16	Wood products manufactures.	Lumber and wood products (24).
2.17	Bedding manufactures (mattress, pillow, quilts).	Furniture and fixtures (25).
2.18	Furniture manufactures (cabinets, boxes, crates, etc.).
2.19	Office equipment and supply manufactures.
2.20	Upholstery manufactures.
2.21	Paper product manufacturers.	Paper and allied (26).
2.22	Wallpaper manufactures.
2.23	Pharmaceutical products, drug manufacturing.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
2.24	Cleaners and toilet goods (not including soap and perfume).
2.25	Leather good manufactures, but not including tanning.	Leather and leather products (31).
2.26	Monument processing shipping including sales.	Stone, clay and glass (32).
2.27	Sheet metal shops.	Fabricated metal products (34).
2.28	Water company appurtenances manufacturing.
2.29	Phonograph manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
2.30	Automobile truck, trailer assembly establishment.	Transportation equipment (37).
2.31	Boat manufactures and sales.
2.32	Optical good's manufactures.	Instrument and related products (38).
2.33	Thermometer manufacturers.
2.34	Watch manufactures.
2.35	Coffin manufactures.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.36	Concrete burial vault industries.	Miscellaneous manufactures (39).
2.37	Jewelry manufactures.
2.38	Organ and piano manufactures.
2.39	Sporting good manufactures.
2.40	Open storage of products manufactured on the premises.	Trucking and Warehousing (42).
2.41	Produce and storage warehousing.
2.42	Transfer companies, baggage storage.
2.43	Electric utility generation, transportation and distribution facilities.	Electric, gas and sanitary services (49).
2.44	Fuel distribution facilities.
2.45	Markets, wholesale.	Wholesale trade (30).
2.46	Greenhouses, commercial, wholesale or retail.
2.47	Carpeting and mat cleaners.	Personal services (42).
2.48	Cleaning and dying of garments, hats and rugs.
2.49	Laboratories, research or experimental but not combustion engineers.	Miscellaneous services (73).
2.50	Tire rethreading, recapping and vulcanization shops.	Auto repair services garages (75).
2.51	Welding shops.	Miscellaneous repair services (76).
2.52	Industrial, vocational training schools, including internal combustion engines.	Educational services (82).
2.53	Dwellings for resident watchman and care takers employed on the premises.	Miscellaneous services (89).

I-2 Industrial district. The following are permitted uses in I-2 industrial district, organized by standard industrial classification (S.I.C.) categories:

	USES PERMITTED	S.I.C. CATEGORY
3.1	Meat products, packing and processing. (No slaughtering).	Food and kindred products (20).
3.2	Oleo-margarine compounding and packing only.
3.3	Cosmetic manufactures with exception of perfume and soap.	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.4	Insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants and related industrial and household chemical compounds (blending only).	Chemicals and allied products (28).
3.5	Screw and bolt manufactures.	Fabricated metals (34).
3.6	Agriculture or farm implement manufactures.	Machinery except electrical (35).
3.7	Electric appliance manufactures.	Electrical equipment and supplies (36).
3.8	Heating, ventilating, cooking and refrigeration supplies and appliance manufacturers.
3.9	Broom, basket and hamper manufacturing (wood, reed, rattan, etc.).	Miscellaneous manufacturing (39).
3.10	Street, railway yard and other appurtenances.	Railroad transportation (40).
3.11	Building materials (cement, lime in bags or containers, sand, gravel, shell, lumber etc.) bulk storage and sale.	Trucking and warehousing (42).
3.12	Heliport or helistop.	Transportation by air (45).
3.14	Bus garage and repair shop.	Auto repair, service garages (75).

12.01.4 Permitted signs. See article 19.

12.01.5 General guidelines in considering approval of an industrial use. In approving any industrial uses the governing body will be guided by the following guidelines:

These city standards are in addition to state and federal laws and standards applicable to each particular industrial use.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.02. - Height, area, and yard regulations.

See table 2, article 2, section 2.14.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.03. - Reference to additional regulations.

The regulations contained in this article are supplemented or modified by regulations contained in other articles of this ordinance, especially the following:

Article 2. General Provisions.

Article 4. Off-Street Parking Regulations.

Article 14. Supplementary District Regulations.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.04. - Off-street parking requirements.

Off-street parking requirements are set forth in section 2.16, table 1A.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)

Sec. 12.05. - Prohibited uses.

1. Acid manufacturers.

2. Airports, landing fields, landing strips for aircraft, and hangers with repair facilities.

3. Cement, lime, gypsum, or plaster of Paris manufacturers.

4. Distillation of bone, plants.

5. Fat-rendered plants.

6. Fertilizer manufacturers.

7. Garbage, offal, dead animal reductions plants, or dumping yards.

8. Gas manufacturers.

9. Glue manufacturers.

10. Livery stables.

11. Petroleum or its products, refineries of same.

12. Smelters of tin, copper, zinc, or iron ores.

13. Stockyards or slaughter houses.

14. Perfumes and soap.

15. Sand blasting operations.

16. Prohibited uses as defined in the section 5.05 and the land use chart, section 2.16, table 3.

17. The storage, handling and disposal of hazardous materials or waste as defined by pertinent state and federal laws and regulations.

18. Any other use which would be objectionable or obnoxious because of danger from explosion or creation of smoke, dust fumes, odors, gas, noise, vibration, and similar conditions.

(Ord. of 7-23-90)