Assembly of electrical appliances, electronic instruments or precision devices, radios, phonographs (including the manufacture of parts), musical instruments, toys, novelties, sporting goods, and photographic equipment.

Central dry cleaning plants (see standards in § 515-129).

Cold storage, warehousing and distribution uses, and similar businesses involved in the receipt, storage, sales and delivery of remanufactured products.

Commercial greenhouses/nurseries (see standards in § 515-131).

Commercial indoor recreation (see standards in § 515-132) and outdoor recreation (see standards in § 515-133).

Drive-in theaters.

General and special trade contractors.

Industrial sales offices and professional offices.

Kennels (see standards in § 515-145).

Manufacturing, compounding, processing, packaging, treatment or fabrication of such products as bakery goods, candy, ceramics, cosmetics, clothing, electrical and electronic equipment, jewelry, instruments, optical goods, pharmaceutical, toiletries, hardware, cutlery and pottery.

Medical offices, clinics (excluding hospitals), and research facilities (including accessory laboratories).

Meeting halls for union, trade or similar organizations.

Offices of an engineering, drafting, architectural, electrical, plumbing or industrial design firm.

Outdoor storage yards for contractors' equipment, vehicles and materials but excluding salvage, junk, recycling, reclamation, or scrap yards (see standards in § 515-152).

Public buildings with outdoor storage (see standards in § 515-154).

Public parks.

Retail uses which have an industrial character in terms of either their outdoor storage requirements or activities, including a lumberyard, home center, or building materials outlet, wholesaler of food, machinery and other materials (see standards in § 515-152).

Research, experimental, film or testing laboratories.

Restaurants.

Self (mini) storage facilities (see standards in § 515-164).

Vehicle repair garages, vehicle service centers, and vehicle wash facilities (see standards in §§ 515-161, 515-162 and 515-163, respectively).

Veterinary clinics and hospitals.

Uses similar to the above, when located and arranged according to a plan demonstrating compatibility with other permitted uses in the district.

Agricultural implement sales and service facilities (§ 515-124).

Bulk storage of petroleum products (§ 515-126).

Concrete or asphalt plants (§ 515-134).

Drive-through facilities (§ 515-136).

Extraction, soil removal and mining operations (§ 515-139).

Foundries (§ 515-140)

Hospitals (§ 515-143).

Lumber and planing mills (§ 515-147).

Motor freight and trucking terminals (§ 515-148).

Salvage/recycling yards (§ 515-156).

Shooting ranges and gun clubs (§ 515-157).

Tool, die, gauge, metal polishing, metal plating, and machine shops (see standards in § 515-158).

Utility structures (§ 515-159) and wireless communication facilities (§ 515-130).

Yard waste composting (§ 515-166).

Waste hauling, transfer or processing facilities (§ 515-165).

Uses which the Planning Commission determines are similar to and compatible with the intent of this section and the special land uses in Article XX.

Except as otherwise provided in this article, all uses shall be conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building.

Outdoor activities, storage and parking areas shall be screened in accordance with § 515-91.

No truck well, loading dock or door shall be permitted on or in the wall of the building which faces an abutting residential district, and only pedestrian exits or emergency doors shall be allowed on such wall. All loading/unloading docks and truck wells shall be placed on or in the wall of the building that is opposite the boundary of the residential district or on the wall that lies approximately at a 90° angle to the residential district boundary. If such door, truck well and/or dock faces the front street, then such dock, truck well or door shall be recessed by not less than 60 feet from the front wall of the building in order to provide that a truck tractor and trailer shall not, when in place for loading or unloading at the dock or well, project past the front wall of the building. Also, the site plan and driveways shall be designed in such a manner to discourage truck access to that portion of the lot or site that is adjacent to a residential district.

Waste materials of any sort shall be screened from public view by a masonry wall and shall be consolidated in a defined trash receptacle area in conformance with § 515-91K(1).

Exterior site lighting shall be in accordance with § 515-90G. In addition, where a building wall faces an abutting residential district there shall be no floodlighting of such facade. This shall not preclude the lighting of doorways on such facades.

For all uses permitted in the HI District there shall be a finding by the Planning Commission that:

All uses in this district require site plan review and approval. Site plans shall be prepared in accordance with the requirements of § 515-100 of this chapter and shall be reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission prior to issuance of a building permit.

See Article XVIII, General Provisions, relating to off-street parking, off-street parking layout, landscaping and screening requirements and other sections of the article as they relate to uses permitted in the district.

Except where otherwise regulated in this article, refer to Article XVII, Schedule of District Regulations, limiting the height and bulk of buildings, the minimum size of lot by permitted land use, the minimum yard setback requirements and development options.[1]

No required front yard space in any HI Heavy Industrial District shall be used for the storage of vehicles or any other materials or equipment. No more than 33% of the required front yard may contain off-street parking areas.

Prohibited use of open areas: No machinery, equipment, vehicles or other materials shall be stored or parked unless in full accordance with the Village of New Haven Nuisance Ordinance.