The following provisions are of general application in all industrial districts:
A. Application Of SIC Codes To Determine Particular Industrial District Designations: To the extent a particular industrial use is not specifically allocated to a district in the table in section 10-9-1 of this title, the zoning administrator may make a determination into which district it properly belongs by referring to the SIC codes on file in the county planning office and incorporated herein by reference, and include said industrial use in the district in which other similar sub-uses under the same SIC code are included in the table in section 10-9-1 of this title.
B. Additional Regulations: In addition to the regulations, restrictions and performance standards applicable to any industrial use under this title, said use shall also comply with any county, state or federal health, environmental or operational regulations peculiar to its industry and the owner or operator shall operate at all times to eliminate or minimize gas or other noxious fumes, odors, dust, smoke, noise, vibration, waste materials, explosion and fire hazards, and other similar hazards or nuisances, and the initial permits and the continued operation of the use shall be contingent on said compliance.
C. Performance Standards: Sections 10-15-1, "Exterior Lighting"; 10-15-2, "Vibration"; 10-15-3, "Noise"; 10-15-4, "Air Pollution"; 10-15-5, "Odor"; 10-15-6, "Electromagnetic Radiation"; 10-15-7, "Glare And Heat"; 10-15-8, "Fire And Explosion"; 10-15-9, "Toxic Or Noxious Material"; 10-15-10, "Waste Material"; 10-15-11, "Exterior Construction Material"; 10-15-12, "Hazardous Materials"; 10-15-14, "Signal Receiving Antennas (Satellite Dishes)"; 10-15-15, "Wind Energy Systems"; 10-15-18, "Communication Towers"; 10-15-19, "Recycling" of this title.
D. Other Restrictions: Chapters 12, "Signs"; 13, "Landscaping"; 14, "Fencing" of this title shall apply to all industrial districts where applicable. (Ord. 06-05-002, 6-21-2005; amd. Ord. 2025-05-006, 5-22-2025)