Within any UI zoning district a lot may be used, by right, subject to the provisions of Section 230 Supplemental Use and Dimensional Regulations, for any one or more of the following principal uses.

Within any UI zoning district, the following special exception uses may be permitted, subject to approval by the Zoning Board of Appeals pursuant to Section 270-40, Special Exception Uses, and subject to the provisions of Section 230, Supplemental Use and Dimensional Regulations.

Within any UI zoning district, the following accessory uses shall be permitted, subject to the provisions of Section 230, Supplemental Use and Dimensional Regulations.

Within any UI zoning district, no building or structure shall be erected, nor any lot used, unless in conformity with the following schedule, except as modified by the provisions of Section 230, Supplemental use and Dimensional Regulations, where applicable:

[Amended 12-18-24, Item #36626-3; Amended 12-18-24, Item #36630-3]

Wholesaling or distribution facilities.

Vocational or technical schools.

Public utilities buildings or facilities.

Off-street parking facilities, including parking garages, for public use or for profit.

Principal buildings over 40 feet in height, including parking structures.

Off-street parking and loading areas.

Warehousing and storage of goods or materials, incidental and secondary to a principal use which is permitted by right or by special exception, provided that all such warehousing and storage operations are fully enclosed within a permanent building or structure.

Cafeteria facilities for employees.

Other such customary accessory uses common and incidental to any principal use permitted by right or special exception above, exclusive of retail services and of industrial uses otherwise prohibited.

Business or professional offices, excluding medical and dental offices, but including business services such as advertising, computer and data processing, public relations, management or personnel supply.

Research, design and development facilities.

Printing, lithography, photocopying or similar arts and publishing services.

Manufacturing, assembly or processing of components or goods.