Municipal Code
Chapter 18. General Zoning Ordinance
Sec. 18-40. (GI) General Industrial Zoning District
(1) Intent. This district is intended to provide space for manufacturing and industrial operations which are potentially incompatible with other uses and which should be distant from residential areas. (2) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. (a) Cultivation (b) Intensive Agriculture (c) Community Garden (d) Small Scale Indoor Institutional (e) Outdoor Open Space Institutional (f) Passive Outdoor Recreation (g) Essential Services (h) Small Scale Public Services and Utilities (i) Office (j) Personal or Professional Service (k) Artisan Studio (l) Indoor Maintenance Service (m) Light Industrial (n) Heavy Industrial (o) Research, Development, and Related Manufacturing (p) Production Greenhouse (q) Indoor Food Production (r) Communication Antenna (s) Communication Tower (t) Outdoor Storage and Wholesaling (u) Indoor Storage and Wholesaling (v) Distribution Center (w) Freight Terminal
(3) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. (a) Agricultural Services (b) Large Scale Indoor Institutional (c) Correctional Institutional (d) Active Outdoor Recreation (e) Indoor Sales and Service (f) Outdoor Display (g) Campground (h) Animal Boarding (i) Outdoor Maintenance Service (j) Vehicle Service (k) Vehicle Repair (l) Sexually-Oriented Land Use (m) Personal Storage Facility (n) Off-Site Parking (o) Extraction (p) Composting
(q) Recycling and Waste Disposal (r) Salvage or Junkyard (s) Sand and Mineral Processing
(4) Accessory Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. (a) Satellite Dish (b) Personal Antenna and Tower (c) Nonresidential Accessory Building
(d) Recreational Facility (e) Landscape Feature (f) Deck (g) Outdoor Wood Boiler (h) On-Site Parking (i) Company Cafeteria (j) Onsite Ancillary Use (k) Solar Energy System
(5) Accessory Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and requirements (a) Small Wind Energy System (b) Solar Energy System
(6) Temporary Uses. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. (Exempt from setbacks unless specified in Article III.) (a) Temporary Outdoor Sales (b) Temporary Outdoor Assembly (c) Temporary Storage Container (d) Temporary Construction Storage (e) Temporary Contractor's Project Office (f) Temporary On-Site Real Estate Sales Office (g) Garage or Estate Sale
(7) Density, Intensity, and Bulk Regulations for the (GI) General Industrial District. | | Nonresidential Uses | | Minimum Lot Area | 40,000 square feet | | Maximum Building Coverage of Lot | 70 percent | | Minimum Lot Width | 200 feet | | Minimum Front Setback | 50 feet | | Minimum Street Side Setback | 25 feet | | Minimum Side Setback | 10 feet (50-foot minimum side yard abutting existing dwellings or residential district) | | Minimum Rear Setback | 10 feet (50-foot minimum rear yard abutting existing dwellings or residential district) | | Major Street Setback | Minimum of 50 feet or mean of adjoining lots (see Section 18-12 and 18-72) | | Maximum Principal Building Height | 100 feet | | Minimum Principal Building Separation (multi-structure developments on shared lots) | 30 feet | | Minimum Pavement Setback (lot line to pavement; excludes driveway entrances and lots that are 50 feet wide or less) | 3 feet from side or rear, or 0 feet for shared driveway;10 feet from right of way | | Accessory Building Side Setback | 3 feet | | Accessory Building Rear Setback | 5 feet | | Maximum Detached Accessory Building Height | 25 feet or the height of the principal structure, whichever is less | | Minimum Parking Required | See Article III |
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