§ 6.20. Use requirements.

The following table establishes use requirements for the industrial and industrial park districts:

Table 6.2 Use Table For Industrial and Industrial Park Districts

Use	District
	I-1	I-1M	I-2	I-P
Accessory Recreational Facilities			S	S
Agricultural Activities (Added 2/1/12)	SP	SP	SP	SP
Agricultural Products, Manufacturing and Storage	SP	SP	SP
Auto Body Repairs Garages			SP
Automobile Sales, Wholesale			SP
Banquet, Catering, and Conference Center Facilities	SP*	SP*		SP
Child and Adult Day Care Facilities	SP/A	SP/A		SP/A
Commercial Recreation Facilities	SP	SP
Conference Centers				S
Construction Offices and Facilities	SP	SP	S	S
Governmental Buildings and Offices/Facilities	S	S	S	S
Heliports	SP	SP		SP
Manufacturing, Fabricating, Processing, Assembling, Cleaning, Servicing, Testing or Repairing of Materials	S	S	S	S
Medical Research and Technology Facilities		SP		SP
Motor Vehicle Repair Garages and Body Shops			S
Offices Accessory to Principal Use				S
Offices, Business and Professional	S	S	S
Offices, Private, Public, or Institutional			S
Offices, Corporate	S	S	S	S
Package Stores	SP	SP
Parking Garages/Lots	S	S	S
Printing and Publishing	S	S		S
Public Recreation Facilities	S	S		S
Public Utility Building/Facilities	S	S	S	S
Radio/Television Stations and Towers	S	S		S
Research and Testing Facilities	S	S	S	S
Residential Uses	SP	SP	SP	SP
Restaurant Liquor Permits/Commercial Recreation	A/SP	A/SP
Retail Outlets	SP	SP		S
Solar Energy Systems, Large Scale **	S	S	S	S
Solar Energy Systems, Small-Scale **	S	S	S	S
Trade Schools and Training Facilities	S	S	S	S
Truck Sales/ Truck Terminals			SP
Visitor Information Booths	SP	SP
Vocational Rehabilitation Services 10 +	S	S
Wholesale, Warehousing, and Distribution Facilities	S	S	S	S

 

* Added 6/27/11

** Added 3/19/12

*** Added 7/12/12

6.20.1 Notes to use table

1.

The storage of agricultural products which are produced or grown on the farm premises is a use by right and requires no approvals under these regulations. The storage of products grown or produced off the farm premises requires a special permit.

2.

Uses determined by the commission to be similar to and compatible with the uses listed for the I-P district in table 6-2 may be permitted as a special permit use in the I-P district; only parks and playgrounds are permitted.

3.

Wholesale auto sales are limited to a maximum of five motor vehicles at any one time.

4.

Residential use and buildings shall be limited to one dwelling unit for a watchman or caretaker on the lot used for industrial purposes or a farm residence.

5.

Parking lots/garages in the I-2 district, other than as accessory uses, shall be for the storage of private passenger vehicles only.

6.

Restaurant liquor permit allowed only as an accessory use to a commercial recreational facility.

7.

Agricultural activities which require a special permit include: all processing or manufacturing of agricultural products, whether such products are grown on or off the premises; the storage of all agricultural products produced or grown off the premises; and roadside stands larger than 200 square feet in size, for the sale of any and all farm products, regardless of where the products are processed or manufactured. The majority of all products sold at the roadside stand must be raised or produced on the premises. For the purposes of this use, off the premises means that the growing and processing/storage of products takes place on property under different ownership than the property upon which the products are sold. (Effective 02/1/12)

8.

See section 8.80.1 for specific standards.

9.

See section 8.80.2 for specific standards.

10.

See section 6.30.4 for specific standards. Retail services up to 4,000 square feet conducted as part of an approved Vocational rehabilitation services use are allowed by site plan review and are not subject to section 6.30.4 provided, however, that no outside storage or display shall be permitted. (Effective 7/12/12)