The purpose of this zone is to provide for small-scale industrial activities within urbanized areas. It is intended that the MIN zones permit a wide range of industrial and non-industrial land uses to promote economic vitality and a neighborhood scale in development. The property development regulations of the MIN zone are intended to accommodate the development of small and medium sized industrial and commercial activities by providing reduced lot area, landscaping, and parking requirements.

The mixed use industrial neighborhood district only applies to new industrial subdivisions that are zoned for this type of development prior to subdivision approval.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

Land use regulations are:

A.

Permitted Uses.

1.

Retail sales establishment;

2.

Customer service establishment;

3.

Limited light industrial;

4.

Professional offices;

5.

One single-family dwelling in permanent structure in combination with commercial/industrial establishment (separate structures).

B.

Uses Allowed with Zoning Permit.

1.

Recycling facility.

C.

Uses Allowed with Conditional Use Permit. (Please see Chapter 18.94 for additional restrictions as to certain uses.)

1.

Combination of industrial facility and dwelling unit in one structure;

2.

Refrigeration repair shop;

3.

Wholesale distribution;

4.

Other commercial uses and establishments which by the interpretation of the zoning administrator are similar.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

Structure location regulations are:

A.

Setback from edge of right-of-way: Thirty-five feet, minimum (due to increase truck traffic);

B.

Side yard offset: Ten feet, minimum;

C.

Rear yard offset: Ten feet, minimum.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

Structure height regulations are:

A.

Principal building or structure height: Forty feet, maximum.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

Lot dimension regulations are:

A.

Lot area: one acre;

B.

Minimum average lot width: sixty feet, minimum;

C.

Minimum street frontage: sixty feet, minimum;

D.

Lot length to width ratio permitted: Four to one, maximum;

E.

Floor area to lot area ratio permitted: One hundred percent maximum.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

Off-street parking area requirements are:

A.

Number of Parking Spaces Required.

1.

Per parking ordinance, Chapter 18.102.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).

A.

Maximum of three employees.

B.

Maximum industrial structure: Five thousand square feet.

(Ord. 525-II § 1(part), 2008).