The following uses are permitted when approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals:
(A) Drive-in theaters and other similar commercial recreation establishments, provided that those are located on premises abutting on a highway or primary thoroughfare, and so as to comply with two times the distance requirement in § 155.198;
(B) Outdoor rifle or skeet shooting ranges; on premises so located as to comply with three times the distance requirement in § 155.198, and which premises, in addition, are deemed suitable by the Board for such use, for reasons, among others, of topography, screening by trees or other features, and also in consideration of the present and potential use of adjacent properties;
(C) Equipment and materials storage yards, and junk yards, provided these are enclosed on all sides by a solid fence or wall not less than eight feet high; petroleum or inflammable liquids storage; provided, further, that any of the foregoing uses should be authorized only on premises adjoining and within 1,000 feet of a railroad or a highway or primary thoroughfare, and so located as to comply with three times the distance requirement in § 155.198, and which premises, in addition, are deemed suitable by the Board of Appeals for the intended use, for reasons, among others, of topography, screening by trees or other features, and in consideration of the present and potential use of adjacent properties;
(D) Commercial mines, quarries and gravel pits, temporary sawmills; provided that any lot or tract of land for such use, other than for a temporary sawmill, should be not less than ten acres in area, and provided that the location of any such mine quarries and gravel pits be subject to the provisions of § 155.056(B), and any power-driven or power-producing machinery or equipment in connection with a temporary sawmill should comply with two times the distance required in § 155.198;
(E) Disposal of refuse or garbage by the municipality or agents thereof; and
(F) Any other use which, in the judgment of the Board, will not, when located, constructed and operated as proposed, be inconsistent with the purposes intended to be served by the provisions prescribed in this subchapter for the F-1 District, among others, of protecting human life, preventing material losses and reducing the cost to the public of relief or rescue efforts occasioned by the unwise occupancy of areas subject to floods; and which use, at the same time, will not impair the present or potential use of adjacent properties.
(1999 Code, § 40-14-2) (Ord. 334, passed 10-26-1964)