Selah City Zoning Code
10.22 Industrial
M-1 Zoning District
Class 1 permitted, Class 2 administrative and Class 3 conditional uses, as listed in Chapter 10.28, Table 10.28A.
(1) Particular emphasis shall be given to ensuring that industrial uses and land divisions will facilitate future industrial development and the future extension of utilities.
10.22.010 Purpose.
The industrial (M-1) zoning district is established to preserve areas for industrial and related uses of such a nature that they do not create serious problems of compatibility with other kinds of land uses, and to make provisions for certain kinds of commercial uses which are most appropriately located as neighbors of industrial uses. The industrial district is located principally, but not exclusively, along arterials or adjacent to railroad rights-of-ways, and may possess varying levels of public service and utility needs which affect the timing and intensity of development that may be approved. (Ord. 1634, § 74, 2004.)
10.22.020 Class 1 permitted, Class 2 administrative and Class 3 conditional uses.
Class 1 permitted, Class 2 administrative and Class 3 conditional uses, as listed in Chapter 10.28, Table 10.28A.
(1) Particular emphasis shall be given to ensuring that industrial uses and land divisions will facilitate future industrial development and the future extension of utilities.
(2) No open space in this zoning district may be used for the storage, display, or sale of used vehicles or equipment. (Ord. 1634, § 75, 2004.)
10.22.030 Lot size.
(a) The minimum lot size requirements for any newly created lots (including lot line adjustments) in this district is one-half acre.
(b) The minimum lot size herein specified is based on municipal water and sewer service availability.
(c) Proposed industrial development shall ensure adequate setbacks, buffering of adjoining uses and sensitivity to physical features. Lot sizes shall be increased to accommodate specific uses, lot coverage, setbacks, access, landscaping, and other requirements as provided in this title. (Ord. 1634, § 76, 2004.)