The following site development regulations shall apply in U7 Light Industrial Park Districts:
(a) Site Area. The minimum site area shall be two acres.
(b) Lot Width. The minimum site width shall be 200 feet at the front yard setback line.
(c) Building Setback From Street Right of Way. The minimum setback for lots that abut arterial streets is 100 feet. The minimum setback for lots that abut industrial roads is seventy-five feet.
(d) Building Setback From Side Lot Lines. The minimum setback for lots that adjoin residential districts is seventy-five feet or three times the building height, whichever is greater. The minimum setback for lots that are within or adjoin nonresidential districts is twenty feet.
(e) Building Setback From Rear Lot Line. The minimum setback for lots that adjoin residential districts is seventy-five feet or three times the building height, whichever is greater. The minimum setback for lots that are within or adjoin nonresidential districts is thirty feet.
(f) Maximum Coverage By Buildings. The maximum site coverage by all buildings shall be thirty-five percent.
(g) Height. The maximum height for all buildings in the U7 Light Industrial Park District shall not exceed thirty feet or two floors when adjoining residential districts or forty feet when adjoining nonresidential districts. Side and rear yard setbacks shall be at least three times the building height when adjoining a residential district. Mechanical space for building equipment placed on the building roof may be allowed above the maximum height specified, provided such mechanical equipment is set back a minimum of fifteen feet from any exterior wall, does not exceed fifteen feet in height and is adequately screened from view, and provided such mechanical equipment and screening are approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
(h) Medical Marijuana Cultivation, Processing and Testing Facility. Any facility used in the cultivation, production and testing of medical marijuana shall not be located within 500 feet of a school, church, public library, public playground, or public park. Additionally, the facility must strictly adhere to any provisions of the Ohio Administrative code related to the cultivation, production and testing of medical marijuana.
(Ord. 159-1990. Passed 5-21-90; Ord. 42-2017. Passed 4-17-17.)