(a)   “M-1" Restricted Industrial. For areas of light industry with restricted manufacturing operations, research facilities and offices of a restricted nature which will have little or no detrimental effects on neighboring land uses.

   (b)   “M-2" General Industrial. For areas which, because of their access to transportation and community services, and relative isolation from other land uses, provide good sites for most types of general industry.

(Ord. 1054. Passed 12-2-85; Ord. 1584. Passed 9-17-07.)

   The following land use matrix indicates permitted (P) and conditional (C) land uses which may be considered for development in the M-1 and M-2 Districts as indicated in the zoning district columns on the right side of the matrix. Conditional uses are subject to review by the Board of Zoning Appeals.

 

   Each industrial use shall be located on a lot having a minimum area and a lot width not less than the following requirements:

 

 

   All structures to be constructed, altered or moved in an Industrial District shall provide yards of the following minimum depths:

 

 

   All structures in an Industrial District shall meet the following maximum height and lot coverage requirements:

 

 

   Newly established manufacturing uses adjacent to a residential district shall provide, on the adjacent property line, a dense hedge, tree row or other suitable landscape device adequate to visually screen the manufacturing area from the residential area.

(Ord. 1054. Passed 12-2-85; Ord. 1584. Passed 9-17-07.)