The purpose of the Light Manufacturing Zone (LM-1) is to provide suitable areas that will accommodate the need for light-intensity type manufacturing and its associated accessory uses, some of which may have an environmental impact requiring a Conditional Use Permit after public review and/or special regulation.

1. Accessory uses and structures customarily incidental to a permitted use.
2. Agriculture, limited to:
   
   1. Agriculture in the Community as provided in Chapter 15.01.
   2. Agricultural experiment station.
   3. Apiary.
   4. Aquarium.
   5. Beekeeping, honey extraction, packaging, distribution, and sales.
   6. Commercial raising, harvesting, processing, dressing, and marketing of chickens, turkeys, or other fowl, rabbits, fish, reptiles, frogs, or beaver other commonly used small animals on farms having a minimum area of five (5) acres.
   7. Dairy on farms having a minimum area of five (5) acres.
   8. Egg farm, handling, processing, and sales.
   9. Raising and grazing of horses, cattle, sheep, and similar livestock as per A-1 Zone limits on number of animals.
      
3. Animal hospital or clinic, including animal breeding, shelter or kennel, and/or training.
4. Automobile repair or service, subject to the Special Use Regulations of this Chapter, is limited only to the following uses:
   
   1. Autobody.
      
   2. Emissions and inspections.
      
   3. Lube and oil service.
      
   4. Mechanic or technician.
5. Building material sales, conducted in an enclosed building.
6. Cleaning service, limited to:
   
   1. Carpet cleaning.
      
   2. Disaster cleaning.
      
   3. Housekeeping.
      
   4. Laundry.
      
   5. Dry cleaner.
7. Contractors, subject to Special Use Regulations of this Chapter, and limited to only the following uses:
   1. Artist.
   2. Carpenter.
   3. Construction.
   4. Electrician.
   5. Excavator.
   6. Flooring.
   7. Framer.
   8. Delivery service, driver, or transporter.
   9. Designer.
   10. Drywall.
   11. HVAC mechanical.
   12. Inspector.
   13. IT or technical support.
   14. Landscaper and fencing.
   15. Mason.
   16. Painter.
   17. Plumber.
   18. Roofer.
   19. Sand blasting or restoration.
   20. Welder.
       
8. Furnishings, including:
   
   1. Cabinet making, sales, and service.
      
   2. Carpet and rug sales.
      
   3. Furniture store.
      
   4. Interior design.
      
   5. Upholstery.
      
9. Glass and window sales and service.
10. Healthcare.
11. Laboratory.
12. Mail or shipping service.
13. Manufacturing, compounding, processing, sales, packing and treatment of the following products:
    1. Bakery goods.
    2. Candy or ice cream.
    3. Dairy products.
    4. Ice.
       
    5. Pharmaceuticals.
14. Manufacturing and maintenance of the following:
    1. Light sheet metal products, including heating and ventilating ducts and equipment.
    2. Musical instruments.
    3. Novelties.
    4. Toys.
    5. Monument works.
15. Motion picture studio.
16. Parking lot.
17. Printing, including:
    1. Blueprints.
    2. Copies and design.
    3. Digital art.
    4. Engraving.
    5. Stamps.
       
    6. Signs.
       
18. Public and quasi-public uses.
19. Retail sales including:
    1. Appliances.
       
    2. Clothing.
       
    3. Consumables.
       
    4. Electronics.
       
    5. General merchandise.
       
    6. Goods and products.
       
    7. Groceries.
       
    8. Light equipment and machine rental, sales, and service.
20. Software development and engineering, servers, and technology.
21. Vehicle and dealership, limited to new and used rental, sales, and service of:
    
    1. Automobiles.
       
    2. Bicycle.
       
    3. Boats and watercraft.
       
    4. Recreational vehicles and off-highway vehicles (OHV).
       
    5. Transportation devices defined by the Municipal Code.
       
22. Warehouse or wholesale, subject to the Special Use Regulations of this Chapter.
23. Water storage reservoir and facilities operated by a public agency.

The following uses shall be permitted only in the LM-1 zone, and only after issuance of a Conditional Use Permit as provided in Chapter 13.23:

1. Building materials sales yard, including the sale of rock, sand, gravel, or concrete, subject to the Special Use Regulations in this Chapter. 
2. Public utility substation.
3. Railroad easement.
4. Seasonal amusement.
5. Storage facility, including recreational vehicle storage on a maximum five (5) acres, subject to Special Use Regulations in this Chapter.
   

1. Automobile. All operations, including but not limited to repair and service, shall be conducted in an enclosed building, maximum of ten (10) vehicles parked outside, except for a state licensed

dealership. No salvage or parting whatsoever.

2. Contractor. No outdoor storage of any kind. No metal or prefabricated buildings allowed.

3. Warehouse or wholesale. Shall be a minimum 750 feet from any Agriculture Zone or residential use.

4. Building materials. Shall be a minimum 750 feet from any Agriculture Zone or residential use. Maximum lot size shall not exceed five (5) acres. Storage of material shall not exceed twenty (20) feet

in height.

5. Storage facilities. Must be surrounded by a solid concrete fence not to exceed eight (8) feet, and provide twenty-four (24) hour on-site security. Spaces 1.5 miles apart.

(Amended Ord. 2007-04).

1. Building Size. a. Maximum. Maximum building size is limited to 25,000 square feet. b. Contractor Maximum. Maximum contractor use building size is 7,000 square feet. c. Accessory Building. One (1) accessory building is allowed per parcel and limited to 3,000 square feet.
   
2. Frontage. Each lot shall have a minimum frontage of one hundred (100) feet.
   
3. Lots and Uses. The minimum lot size is 20,000 square feet. No more than two (2) uses per 20,000 square feet. The same site development standards in Section 13.10.020.3, .4., .5 shall apply to this zone.
   
4. Maximum Coverage. No building and/or accessory buildings shall cover more than thirty-five percent (35%) of any total lot area.
   
5. Design and Landscaping. Architecture, screening, and landscaping shall comply with the site development standards of Chapter 15.27. At least 20% of the overall site being landscaped, except as otherwise provide in Chapter 15.27.
   
6. Storm Water. All local, state and federal storm water regulations shall be followed. Best management practices shall be provided and implemented for all storm water controls and facilities. Each site plan shall include the necessary on-site, open and previous, landscaped, storm water basins size to accommodate a minimum 100-year storm event. No underground storm water facilities of any kind shall be allowed.
   
7. Site Development. The site development shall conform to the same requirements set forth in Sections 13.10.020, 13.10.050, 13.10.060, 13.10.070, 13.10.080.
   
8. Signs. All signs shall be in accordance with the regulations set forth in Chapter 13.35.