The HBZD is established to provide an area for businesses with extensive land requirements and which are dependent on automobile access and on-site parking.

(Ord. No. 621, Enacted, 3/7/83)

Uses of right in the HBZD shall be as follows: retail business, professional offices, and other commercial or public uses with on-site parking and which do not require a permit under provisions of the Uniform Fire Code, temporary structures incidental to construction activities.

(Ord. No. 621, Enacted, 3/7/83)

Conditional uses in the HBZD shall be as follows: service stations with underground fuel storage, retail businesses, professional offices, churches, and other commercial or public uses with on-site parking which require a permit under provisions of the Uniform Fire Code, dwellings for watchmen or guards, commercial campgrounds.

(Ord. No. 621, Enacted, 3/7/83)

The following performance standards apply to all uses in the HBZD:

(a)

Any use shall not contribute toxic substances, heavy metals, or other unusual waste loads to the town's sewerage system.

(b)

Any highway business use which has discharges to the air or the natural watercourses shall have appropriate permits from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality or its successors.

(c)

All structures shall be set back at least thirty-two feet from the highway right-of-way, twenty-five feet from the boundaries of MRZD's or RZD's and ten feet from alleys.

(d)

On-site parking for all employees, customers, and vehicles used in or servicing the development, shall be provided. Parking areas shall have adequate lighting and drainage and shall not create excessive amounts of blowing dirt or dust.

(e)

Access from highway business uses to public streets shall have a clear line of sight.

(f)

Building heights shall not exceed thirty-five feet for the purpose of providing adequate fire protection.

(i)

No Quonset hut shall be erected within a HBZD.

(Ord. No. 621, Enacted, 3/7/83; Ord. No. 852, Amended, 06/10/2008)