The intent of the manufacturing district is to provide areas for wholesaling, warehousing, storage, manufacturing, processing, repair services, and sale lots in addition to other retail and service establishments; to expand or extend existing districts only where there is adequate and direct access to major transportation facilities and where there is minimum conflict with residential districts.

A.

Any use permitted in the commercial zone districts.

B.

Manufacturing.

C.

Warehousing, wholesaling, shipping, and receiving.

D.

Agriculture.

After special review by the planning commission and approved by the county commission. ([See] section 5.18.)

A.

Petroleum bulk plant.

B.

Junkyards, automobile salvage yards or scrap metal processors. (Site plan with appropriate screening and fencing is required.)

C.

Asphalt plants.

D.

Cement, gypsum, or plaster of Paris manufacturing.

E.

Fat rendering and fertilizer manufacturing.

F.

Paper and pulp manufacturing.

G.

Corrosive acid or alkali manufacturing.

H.

Public buildings and utilities.

I.

Cemeteries, provided that a complete site development sketch plan is submitted with the application and that all state licensing requirements are met.

J.

Chemical plants.

K.

Churches.

L.

Adult businesses.*

M.

All radio, cellular phone, or similar transmission/receiving towers and radio studio ([See] article V, section 5.20.)

N.

Uses similar to the above.

*All adult entertainment establishments shall comply with applicable county codes pursuant to these businesses.

([See] article V, section 5.11.)

([See] article XVIII.)

([See] article XX.)