(A) General. No use shall create, maintain or continue any activity or structure which has a strong negative visual impact or offends the morals or violates the standards of the city.
(B) Adjacent residential properties. Where any business or industry is adjacent to property zoned residential or any use cannot meet the visual standards of the city, screening shall be provided by the business or offending use.
(C) Landscaping. Screening required shall be in addition to normal landscaping and planting, and consist of a visual obstruction completely containing the activity on the commercial or offending use property assuming off-leaf conditions.
(D) Materials. Screening may consist of dense evergreen planting eight feet or more in height, wood walls with 100% obstruction, a building wall consisting of aesthetically pleasing materials that blends with the surroundings or other similar structures that screen the property. All structural elements shall meet required setbacks.
(Ord. 332, passed 5-19-2008) Penalty, see § 152.999