§ 17.32

Within any MF industrial frontage district, no building, structure, or land shall be used and no building or structure shall hereafter be erected, structurally altered, or enlarged, unless otherwise provided in this chapter, except for the following uses:

A.

Business, administrative and professional offices;

B.

Research laboratories and institutions;

C.

Display buildings for products produced or processed on premises;

D.

Off-street parking, landscaping;

E.

Outdoor advertising and exterior advertising pertaining directly to the operation, goods, or services conducted or offered on the premises, and not to exceed in total more than one square foot for each front foot on site.

(Ord. 153 Art. 15-A(A), 1959).

17.32.020 - General requirements.

No building or structure, nor the enlargement of any building or structure, shall be hereafter erected unless the following are provided and maintained in connection with such building, structure or enlargement:

A.

Minimum site area, five thousand square feet;

B.

Minimum width, fifty feet;

C.

Front yard, twenty-five feet;

D.

Side yards, ten feet on each side of site;

E.

Rear yards, none required;

F.

Off-street parking as required to accommodate all employee and visitor cars;

G.

Off-street loading as required to accommodate all loading and unloading operations on site, and clear of front yard;

H.

Landscaping, five-foot strip in front yard.

(Ord. 153 Art. l5A(C), 1959).

17.32.030 - Height.

No building or structure, nor the enlargement of any building or structure, shall be hereafter erected to exceed two stories or thirty-five feet, except appurtenances necessary to the operation of the industry when approved by the city planning commission.

(Ord. 153 Art. 15-A(B), 1959).

Chapter 17.33 - P-Q PUBLIC OR QUASI-PUBLIC USE DISTRICT

17.33.010 - Purpose.

The P-Q district regulations are included to achieve the following purposes:

A.

To accommodate the wide range of public, institutional and auxiliary uses which are established in response to the health, safety, welfare and cultural needs of the citizens of the city;

B.

To organize the assemblage of specific, nonprofit and profit public facilities into efficient, functionally compatible, and attractively planned administrative centers in conformance with the general plan;

C.

To establish site plan approval for uses thereby ensuring compatibility with adjacent more restrictive districts.

(Ord. 479 §1(part), 1988).