(A) The following schedule enumerates all main, conditional and accessory buildings and uses which are permitted in industrial districts.
(B) Those buildings and uses which are permitted and regulated as main, conditional and accessory uses in a given industrial district are designated by an “M,” “C” or “A,” respectively, placed opposite to the use and in the columns under the districts in which such use is permitted.
Schedule of Permitted Buildings and Uses | ||
Permitted Buildings and Uses | District | |
E-1 Office- Laboratory | E-2 Light Industrial | |
Schedule of Permitted Buildings and Uses | ||
Permitted Buildings and Uses | District | |
E-1 Office- Laboratory | E-2 Light Industrial | |
(a) Offices. General offices, including, but not limited to, professional, financial, governmental, public utility, administrative and sales offices. | M | M |
(b) Hotels. Hotels and motels having three or more floors and on-site restaurant facilities. | M | |
(c) Training Schools and Child or Adult Day-Care Centers. Private training schools which are of a technical or professional nature. Child day-care centers as otherwise defined herein and fully licensed pursuant to law. Adult day-care centers which are fully licensed pursuant to law. | M | M |
(d) Newspaper Printing Establishments. | M | M |
(e) Research Laboratories. Research laboratories include experimental, research and testing and all types of basic and applied research of product design and development, under authority of the Planning Commission with Council approval. | C | C |
(f) Experimental and Pilot Plant Operations. | M | |
(g) Restaurants. Restaurants in accordance with division (k)(7) hereof. | C | |
(h) Metal Production. Metal production includes metal cutting and stamping; electric, gas and ultrasonic welding; grinding, machining and finishing, only in the production and/or assembly of products such as: | ||
(1) Automotive and aircraft parts; | M | |
(2) Electrical and electronic equipment and motors; | M | |
(3) Electrical appliances, lamps, fixtures and clocks; | M | |
(4) Hardware, cutlery and kitchen utensils; | M | |
(5) Musical and scientific instruments; | M | |
(6) Medical, orthopedic and photographic instruments and equipment; | M | |
(7) Sporting goods, athletic equipment and toys; | M | |
(8) Sheet metal components; heating and ventilating ductwork, gutters and downspouts, flashing and related products; and | M | |
(9) Tin shop. | M | |
(i) Nonmetal production. Nonmetal production includes: | ||
(1) Clothing and other textile products; | M | |
(2) Pharmaceutical products and compounding of cosmetics, drugs and toiletries; | M | |
(3) Plastics, including extrusion, moulding and frabricating of panels, sheets, tubes and rods; | M | |
(4) Printing, publishing, engraving, binding and blueprinting; | M | |
(5) Wood, including fabrication of furniture, cabinets and other wood products; | M | |
(6) Ceramics, including pottery, dishware, figurines and tile from clay and the enameling of pottery-ware or metals; and | M | |
(7) Painting or varnishing establishment. | M | |
(j) Service and Sales Establishments. Service and sales establishments are limited to: | ||
(1) Cleaning, dyeing, dry cleaning and carpet cleaning establishments; | M | |
(2) Repair of household appliances and goods produced by manufacturing and assembly processes permitted above; | M | |
(3) Food and drink preparation limited to bakeries, confections, ice cream, refrigeration, ice manufacture, bottling of soft drinks or milk, creameries, wineries, capping and packing; | M | |
(4) Shops and offices of contractors, including carpentry, electrical, masonry, plumbing, welding, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, painting, roofing, sheet metal, packaging and crating; | M | |
(5) Wholesale produce sales and parcel delivery stations; | M | |
(6) Household and maintenance services, including dry cleaning and laundry establishments and dyeing, rug cleaning, janitorial and maintenance services; | M | |
(7) Monument works; | C | |
(8) Storage and sale of new lumber and other building materials, public utility materials and equipment, garden supplies and contractors’ equipment; | C | |
(9) Heliports and helistops; | C | C |
(10) Freight stations or distribution stations for commercial enterprises; | M | |
(11) A motor freight depot or trucking terminal; | C | |
(12) A central distribution station or cold storage plant; and | M | |
(13) Auto body shops, provided that all work is done within an enclosed building or buildings. | C | |
(k) Accessory Buildings and Uses. Accessory buildings and uses include: | ||
(1) Parking garages and off-street parking and loading facilities as permitted and as regulated in § 1280.08; | A | A |
(2) Signs as permitted and as regulated in Chapter 1328 (formerly Chapter 1479); | A | A |
(3) Restaurants, pharmacies, assembly rooms, newsstand, barber and/or beauty shops, banks, health facilities or similar convenience services, all of which are accessory to and totally enclosed within the main building. Such accessory uses shall not occupy more than 20% of the total floor area of the building and shall have no exterior entrance or identification sign except that a restaurant may have one exterior identification sign as controlled by Chapter 1328. | A | |
(4) Water towers, radio or television antennas, satellite dishes and microwave dishes, as permitted and as regulated in § 1280.07; | C | |
(5) Maintenance, storage and refuse facilities within wholly enclosed buildings; | C | A |
(6) Employee lunch rooms; | A | A |
(7) Free-standing restaurants, provided they are located at least 500 feet away from an abutting residential district or a school, church, synagogue, other place of worship, hospital, nursing home or another restaurant, and provided, further, that indoor eating facilities must be provided. Restaurant lot area shall be one acre minimum and shall include at least 20% landscaping; and | C | |
(8) Other uses which are developed integrally and are essential to the successful operation of any of the permitted principal uses. | C | C |
(Ord. 88-137, passed 9-6-1988; Ord. 44-96, passed 6-3-1996; Ord. 145-05, passed 2-6-2006)