The following special uses shall be permitted in an I-3 Industrial Park District, providing that buildings and accessory buildings and uses comply with all requirements of Chapter 1183, “Off-Street Parking and Loading” and Chapter 1185, “Nonconforming Uses”, and that all uses not involving buildings or accessory buildings shall have the approval of the Planning Commission.
(a) Cafeterias or restaurants specifically designed and intended for use by those employees and management of uses permitted in the I-3 Industrial Park District, but not necessarily exclusively for their use.
(b) Bowling alleys, auditoriums, meeting rooms or other buildings primarily intended for the mutual use of the permitted uses located within the District, for meetings, programs, displays, recreation and other such uses as the industrial users of the district may deem necessary. These facilities shall be prohibited for use by organizations, clubs and fraternities not specifically a part of the industrial users of the district.
(c) Outdoor recreational facilities designed and intended for use by employees and management of those industries within the district. These facilities and associated uses shall comply with all requirements of this chapter in respect to front yard, side yard and rear yard clearance. These facilities, if lighted, must be shielded away from any thoroughfares and residential districts.
(d) Day care buildings and associated recreational facilities designed and intended for use by employees, guests, invitees and management of these industries within the district. No building or part of a building shall be built or occupied as a day care building or facility unless and until the Planning Commission has issued an occupancy certificate for that sale and exclusive purpose within the district. No occupancy certificate shall be issued or renewed unless the Planning Commission finds that the operations of the day care facilities meets the:
(1) Minimum operational standards imposed by State law;
(2) That thirty percent (30%) of the children who attend the day care facility are related by blood or marriage to an employee in the district;
(3) That the day care operator shall file an annual report with the Manager attesting to the authenticity of the children who use the day care facility;
(4) That annually, the Planning Commission shall hold a hearing on continuing the issuance of an occupancy certificate.
(Ord. 1581-96. Passed 5-28-96.)