Minoa City Zoning Code
ARTICLE VII
Industrial Districts
§ 160-13 Regulations for Industrial Districts.
A.
Principal uses. The following uses and no others, except as hereinafter provided, are permitted in Industrial Districts:
(1)
All uses permitted in Commercial Districts upon the conditions specified for such districts, except as otherwise prescribed in this section.
B.
Special permit uses. Upon the prior approval of the Board of Appeals granted in accordance with this chapter, the following uses may be permitted:
(1)
Manufacturing, refining or storage plants for the following:
(a)
Airplanes and airplane parts and equipment.
(b)
Automotive and parts and equipment.
(c)
Brick, pottery, tile or terra cotta.
(d)
Candles.
(e)
Cement, lime, plaster and gypsum.
(f)
Cheese and dairy products.
(g)
Chemicals, including oxygen, ammonia, synthetics, soaps and washing compounds and insecticides.
(h)
Drugs and medicines.
(i)
Dyestuffs.
(j)
Electrical machinery, equipment and supplies.
(k)
Fabrics.
(l)
Furniture and fixtures.
(m)
Glass products.
(n)
Heating and supplies.
(o)
Household appliances.
(p)
Ice.
(q)
Leather and linoleum products.
(r)
Machinery and tools.
(s)
Paper and pulp products.
(t)
Plastics.
(u)
Refrigeration and air-conditioning parts and equipment.
(v)
Rubber products.
(w)
Stone and clay products.
(x)
Textiles.
(y)
Wood and wood products.
(2)
Flour, grain and feed mill and elevator.
(3)
Blacksmith or iron works shop.
(4)
Boiler or tank works.
(5)
Bottling works.
(6)
Fish-and-game, rod-and-gun and similar clubs.
(7)
Freight yards or terminals.
(8)
Railroad yards.
(9)
Quarries, mills or crushers.
(10)
Structural steel pipe works.
(11)
Wholesale houses and warehouses.
(12)
Adult entertainment uses, provided that such uses shall be prohibited from being located within 1,000 feet of any of the following: any residential zoning district; any single-family, two-family or multiple-family dwelling, including structures devoted to both residential and commercial or business purposes; any public or private school; any church, synagogue or other religious use or institution; any public park, adult home, day-care facility, nursing home, funeral home, hospital, medical services facility, or other existing adult entertainment use, as that term is defined in this chapter. Such distances shall be measured by following a straight line, without regard to intervening buildings, structures or objects, from the nearest point of the lot upon which the adult entertainment use is to be located to the nearest point of the lot or the district boundary line from which the adult entertainment use is to be separated. All adult entertainment uses shall be conducted in an enclosed building. Regardless of location or distance, adult entertainment uses shall be arranged and conducted so that no visual observation can be made from the exterior of an enclosed building containing an adult entertainment use therein of any specified anatomical area or any specified sexual activity by virtue of any display in or on the building which depicts, exhibits or shows said area or activity. This prohibition shall apply to any display, decoration, sign or window or other opening, or any other means or methods of visual portrayal of information or advertisement.[1]
(13)
Any other use approved by the Board of Appeals in accordance with the procedures set forth in this chapter.