A building or other structure may be erected, altered, or used, and a lot may be occupied or used for any of the following purposes on receiving a special exception permit.
(A) Generally. All uses permitted in the M-1 Light Manufacturing District.
(B) Manufacturing establishments.
(1) Asphalt or asphalt products.
(2) Beverages, alcoholic, or breweries.
(3) Brick, tile, or clay.
(4) Cement.
(5) Charcoal, lampblack, or fuel briquettes.
(6) Chemical products.
(7) Coal, coke, or tar products.
(8) Excelsior or packing materials.
(9) Fertilizers.
(10) Foundries.
(11) Gelatin, glue, or size.
(12) Glass products.
(13) Grain milling or processing.
(14) Gypsum.
(15) Film, photographic.
(16) Incineration or reduction of garbage, offal, or dead animals.
(17) Insecticides or related industrial or household chemical compounds.
(18) Leather or fur tanning, curing, finishing, or dyeing.
(19) Machinery, heavy and electrical.
(20) Matches.
(21) Meat or fish products, including slaughter and preparation thereof.
(22) Metal or metal ores.
(23) Metal alloys or foil.
(24) Metal or metal products.
(25) Metal casting or foundry products.
(26) Monument works.
(27) Paint, varnishes, or turpentine.
(28) Petroleum or petroleum products, refining.
(29) Plastic, raw.
(30) Porcelain products.
(31) Railroad equipment.
(32) Rubber, natural or synthetic products.
(33) Sewage disposal plants.
(34) Soaps or detergents, including fat rendering.
(35) Steel, structural products.
(36) Solvent extracting.
(37) Stone processing or stone products.
(38) Sugar refining.
(39) Wood or bone distillation.
(40) Wood or lumber processing.
(41) Wood pulp or fiber reduction or processing.
(42) Wool scouring or pulling.
(C) Storage or miscellaneous uses.
(1) Coal or gas storage.
(2) Electric power or steam generating plants.
(3) Explosives storage, when not prohibited by other ordinances.
(4) Gas manufacturing plants.
(5) Grain storage.
(6) Lumber yards.
(7) Manure, peat or topsoil storage.
(8) Refrigerating plants.
(9) Scrap metal, paper, or rags storage.
(D) Accessory uses. Any applicant for a special exception permit for any of the above uses shall have the burden of demonstrating to the satisfaction of the Planning Commission that provision will be made to adequately reduce or minimize the noxious, offensive, dangerous, or hazardous feature or features thereof, as the case may be. Uses of the same general character, not specifically named, will be permitted when authorized as a special exception.
(1995 Code, § 153.136) (Ord. 68-15, passed 8-22-1968)