The industrial districts are intended to provide areas for manufacturing and industrial uses, where they will have access to necessary services and facilities and minimize obtrusion on or by adjoining uses and districts. Light industrial uses, which are unlikely to cause undesirable effects, are located in light industrial areas. More intensive industrial uses, which may have wider- reaching environmental effects, are located in general industrial areas.
(a) I-1, Light Industrial: Areas which are adaptable for industries of a restricted nature and generally limited to operations conducted wholly within a building and having no detrimental effects on neighboring land uses.
(b) I-2, General Industrial: Areas which, because of their access to transportation and community services and relative isolation from other uses, provide good sites for most types of industry. Industries are limited to the types which would have little detrimental effect upon surrounding development.
(Ord. 22-2006. Passed 3-7-06.)