The I-1 Zone for continuation of existing industrial uses and to provide space for planned industrial growth.

(Ord. 239, § 800, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Light manufacturing (such as low potential for noise, odor, waste, or pollution problems and low transportation and other service requirements);

   (B)   Warehousing and wholesale merchandising;

   (C)   Automobile, truck, and farm machinery repair garages, excluding salvage yards;

   (D)   Truck terminals and construction equipment storage yards;

   (E)   Industrial offices;

   (F)   Utility structures;

   (G)   Accessory structures; and

   (H)   Adult entertainment establishments.

(Am. #2, passed 4-22-2002)

(Ord. 239, § 801, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Heavy manufacturing (potential for noise, odor, waste, or pollution problems or high transportation and other service requirement needs);

   (B)   Junk yards, auto reduction yards, and open storage yards; and

   (C)   Other uses as determined by the Planning and Zoning Commission to be similar in scope and intensity to those listed above.

(Ord. 239, § 802, passed 1-22-2000)

   (A)   Front yard - minimum of 75 feet;

   (B)   Side and rear yard - 10 feet minimum except where industrial abuts a residential zone in which case the minimum will be 30 feet; and

   (C)   Outside industrial storage - these areas shall be fenced with a 6-foot high opaque fence and shall relate to an ongoing industrial activity.

(Ord. 239, § 803, passed 1-22-2000) Penalty, see § 10.99