Sec. 802. District Designations: — Kings County Zoning Code

A. IL Light Industrial District: This district is intended primarily for less intensive industrial, processing, and manufacturing operations that may be located within closer proximity to residential and commercial areas. Light Industrial is designated primarily within Community Service Districts and Urban Fringe areas.
B. IH Heavy Industrial District: This district is intended for more intensive industrial, processing, and manufacturing operations that may be more intrusive to residential uses by reason of emission of odor, dust, smoke, gas, noise or similar causes and therefore require isolation from many other kinds of land use. Heavy Industrial is therefore located along major transportation corridors and farther away from sensitive land uses.

Sec. 803. Land Use Regulations: The following table prescribes the land use regulations for industrial districts. The regulations for each district are established by letter designation shown in the key of Table 8-1:

Table 8-1 INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Agricultural Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Agricultural operations including hydroponics; the raising of field crops, fruit and nut trees, vines, vegetables, horticultural specialties, and timber; fish farming; poultry raising or keeping, not to exceed 500 chickens and 50 turkeys; raising of other small animals, including birds, mammals, and reptiles for non-commercial purposes, not exceeding 50 animals and their immature offspring.	chickens and 50 turkeys; raising of other small animals, including birds, P	P
Agricultural Service Establishments.	S	S

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Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information PERMIT REQUIRED
	IL	IH
Agricultural Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Harvesting, curing, processing, packaging, packing and shipping of agricultural products produced upon the premises, or where such activity is carried on in conjunction with or as part of an agricultural operation.	P	P
Irrigation, flood control and drainage facilities, percolation basins, groundwater recharge wells and evaporationponds.	S	S
Land excavation that does not qualify as a surface mining operation where the land is immediately re-leveled for farming purposes and the newgrade of the site is less than one foot lower than the originalgrade.	S	S
Land excavation in connection with earth borrow pit operations where: a. The depth of excavation will not exceed two and one half feet, or one foot within one mile of the Kings River; and b. The amount of excavated material removed from the site will be less than 1,000 cubic yards; and c. The land is immediatelyre-leveled for farming purposes.	a. The depth of excavation will not exceed two and one half feet, or one b. The amount of excavated material removed from the site will be less S	S
Livestock keeping and raising limited to 2 animal units and their immature offspringfor each acre of land devoted to their care.	P	P
Roadside field retail stands located at or near the point of production for the sale of California agricultural products grown or produced by theproducer.	S	S
Commercial / Industrial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED		Additional Regulations and Information
All uses listed in the CS Commercial Service District which requires a Site Plan Review.	S	S	See Article 6.
All uses listed in the CS Commercial Service District which requires a Conditional Use Permit.	C	C	See Article 6.
Aircraft and aircraft accessories and parts manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes.
Asphalt and asphalt products manufacture.	-	C
Assembly o~~f e~~lectric home appliances and other household electrical or electronic equipment;electric motor rebuilding.	S	S	Not includingelectrical machinery.
Automobile, truck and trailer assembly or accessories and parts manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes.
Battery manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes.
Boat building.	S	S
Boiler works.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Box factories and cooperage.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Breweries, distilleries and wineries.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Building materials manufacture and assembly including composition wall boards, partitions, panels andprefabricated structures.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Business machine manufacture including accounting machines, calculators,card-countingequipment and typewriters.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Can and metal container manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Candle manufacture not including rendering.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes

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Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Commercial / Industrial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Carpet and rug manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Cement products manufacture provided no hazard of fire or explosion is created.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Cement, lime, gypsum and plaster of Paris manufacture.	-	C
Charcoal, lampblack and fuel briquettes manufacture.	-	C
Chemical products manufacture including acetylene, aniline dyes, ammonia, carbide, caustic soda, cellulose, chlorine, cleaning and polishing preparations, creosote, exterminating agents, hydrogen and oxygen, industrial alcohol, nitrating of cotton or other materials, nitrates of an explosive nature, potash, pyroxylin, rayon yarns and carbolic,hydrochloric, picric and sulphuric acids.	Chemical products manufacture including acetylene, aniline dyes, ammonia, carbide, caustic soda, cellulose, chlorine, cleaning and polishing preparations, creosote, exterminating agents, hydrogen and oxygen, industrial alcohol, nitrating of cotton or other materials, nitrates of an explosive nature, potash, pyroxylin, rayon yarns and -	C
Clay products manufacture including brick, fire brick, tile and pipe.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Coal, fuel coke, and tar products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Concrete and concrete products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Cotton ginning, cotton wadding, or linter manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Drop forges.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Dumps and slag piles and garbage dumps.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Explosives manufacture and storage.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Fertilizer manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Firearms manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Fireworks manufacture and storage.	-	C
Fish products processing and packaging.	-	C
Flour,feed andgrain mills.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Food products processing, including cooking, dehydrating, roasting, refining, pasteurization and extraction involved in the preparation of such products as casein, cereal, chocolate and cocoa products, cider and vinegar, coffee, fruits and vegetables, glucose, milk and dairy products, molasses and syrups, oleomargarine, pickles, sauerkraut, sugar, vegetable oils andyeast.	such products as casein, cereal, chocolate and cocoa products, cider and C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Gelatin, glue and size manufacture from animal or fish refuse.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Glass and glass products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Grain elevators.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Graphite and graphite products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Gravel, rock and cement yards.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Incineration or reduction of garbage, offal and dead animals.	-	C
Ink manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants and similar industrial and household chemical compounds manufacture.	Insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants and similar industrial and C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Jute, hemp, sisal and oakum products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Lard manufacture.	-	C

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Table 8-1 INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSNDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSNG DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSSTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSCTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTS LAND USE REGULATIONSS LAND USE REGULATIONS LAND USE REGULATIONSND USE REGULATIONSD USE REGULATIONSUSE REGULATIONSE REGULATIONSGULATIONSLATIONSONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Commercial / Industrial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Leather and fur finishing and dyeing, not including tanning and curing.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Linoleum and oil cloth manufacture.	-	C
Lumber yards, including planing mills.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Machine tools manufacture including metal lathes, metal presses, metal stampingmachines and woodworkingmachines.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Machinery and appliance manufacture including heavy electrical, agricultural, construction and mining machinery and light machinery and equipment such as air conditioning, commercial motion picture equipment, dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, heaters, refrigerators, stoves and washingmachines.	Machinery and appliance manufacture including heavy electrical, agricultural, construction and mining machinery and light machinery and equipment such as air conditioning, commercial motion picture equipment, dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, heaters, refrigerators, stoves C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Magnesium foundries.	-	C
Manufacturing, assembly, compounding, packaging and processing of articles and products provided no noxious or offensive fumes or odors are produced and not including fish and meat products, pickles, sauerkraut,vinegar oryeast,or refiningor renderingof fats and oils.	S	S
Manufacture and maintenance of electric and neon signs, billboards and commercial advertisingstructures.	Manufacture and maintenance of electric and neon signs, billboards and S	S
Manufacture, processing or treatment of materials or food items which may be noxious, offensive or hazardous to health and safety of persons orproperty.	-	C
Manure, peat and topsoil processing and storage.	-	C
Mattress manufacturing.	S	S
Meat products processing and packaging, not including slaughtering andglue and size manufacture.	Meat products processing and packaging, not including slaughtering C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Metal alloys and foil manufacture including solder, pewter, brass, bronze and tin,lead andgold foil.	Metal alloys and foil manufacture including solder, pewter, brass, C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Metal casting and foundries not including magnesium foundries.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Metal and metal ores reduction, refining, smelting and alloying.	-	C
Motor and generator manufacture and testing.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes

Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSNDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSNG DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSSTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONSCTS LAND USE REGULATIONSTS LAND USE REGULATIONSS LAND USE REGULATIONS LAND USE REGULATIONSND USE REGULATIONSD USE REGULATIONSUSE REGULATIONSE REGULATIONSGULATIONSLATIONSONS
Motor vehicle wrecking yards including equipment salvage; yards which offer the sale of re-useable parts to the public; “pick and pull” type facilities which allow the public to remove their own parts. Also includes recycling of tires, oil, batteries, etc, for further transfer to another facilityfor re-reprocessing.	Motor vehicle wrecking yards including equipment salvage; yards which offer the sale of re-useable parts to the public; “pick and pull” type facilities which allow the public to remove their own parts. Also includes recycling of tires, oil, batteries, etc, for further transfer to -	C(2)	(2) See Table 8-1 Notes
Paint manufacture including enamel, lacquer, shellac, turpentine and varnish.	Paint manufacture including enamel, lacquer, shellac, turpentine and -	C
Paint shops.	S	S
Paper products manufacture including shipping containers, pulp goods, carbonpaper and coatedpaper stencils.	Paper products manufacture including shipping containers, pulp goods, C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Paper mills.	-	C
Paraffin products manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Plastic manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes

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Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Commercial / Industrial Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Porcelain products manufacture including bathroom and kitchen fixtures and equipment.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Precious metals reduction,smeltingand refining.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Recycling Facilities (Small), for recycling of aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles, CRV containers, and paper for further transfer to another facilityfor re-reprocessing.	bottles, plastic bottles, CRV containers, and paper for further transfer to S	S	See Section 1115.B. Power driven equipment is prohibited.
Recycling Facilities (Large), including the storage, sorting, collecting or baling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, junk, paper, rags or scrap for further transfer to another facility for re-reprocessing or to a solid waste facility. Also includes recycling of CRV containers for further transfer to another facilityfor re-reprocessing.	Recycling Facilities (Large), including the storage, sorting, collecting or baling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, junk, paper, rags or scrap for further transfer to another facility for re-reprocessing or to a solid waste facility. Also includes recycling of CRV containers for further -	C	See Section 1115.C. Power driven equipment may be allowed.
Rollingmills.	-	C
Rubber manufacture or processing including natural or synthetic rubber andgutta-percha.	-	C
Rubberproducts manufacture includingtires and tubes.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Sand blasting.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Shoepolish manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Soapmanufacture includingfat rendering.	-	C
Starch and dextrine manufacture.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes
Steel products manufacture and assembly including steel cabinets and lockers,doors,fencingand furniture.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Stockyards and slaughterhouse.	-	C
Stone products manufacture and stone processing including abrasives, asbestos,stone screeningand sand and limeproducts.	Stone products manufacture and stone processing including abrasives, C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Stonequarries, gravelpits,mines and stone mills.	-	C
Storage of used buildingmaterials.	-	C
Structural steel products manufacture including bars, girders, rail and wire rope.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes
Tallow manufacture.	-	C
Tanneries and curingand storage of rawhides.	-	C
Textile bleaching.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes below.
Truck repair garages and service stations (trucks up to and including one-ton rated capacity).	S	S
Truck repair garages and service stations (trucks over one-ton rated capacity).	S	S
Wire and cable manufacturing.	C(1)	S	(1)See Table 8-1 Notes below.
Wood and bones distillation.	-	C
Wood and lumber processing and woodworking including planing mills and saw mills, excelsior, plywood, veneer and wood-preserving treatment.	C(1)	S	(1) See Table 8-1 Notes below.
Woodpulpand fiber reduction andprocessing.	-	C

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Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Warehousing and Storage For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Storage of used buildingmaterials.	-	C
Warehousing and storage of items that do not present a danger of fire or explosion or other hazards to health and safety.	Warehousing and storage of items that do not present a danger of fire or -	S
Warehousing and storage of inflammable liquids, chemical, mineral, and explosives or other items which might present a danger of fire or explosion or other hazards to health and safety.	-	C
Energy and Utility Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED		Additional Regulations and Information
Cogeneration equipment, with a capacity of 50 megawatts or less at existing facilities, which comply with all SJVAPCD, state, and federal airqualityregulations.	-	S
Cogeneration facilities installations which do not meet the requirements for cogeneration facilities set forth above that commercially produce power for sale and which comply with all local, regional, state, and federal regulations.	C	C
Co-location of antennas and related equipment on existing towers, poles,structures or wireless telecommunications collocation facilities.	P	P
Electric Vehicle (EV) recharge stations.	P	P	Incidental to designated parking spaces for electric vehicles. See Section 1511.C.
Gas manufacture and storage.	-	C
Gas and oil wells.	P	P
Hydroelectric generating facilities which do not meet the requirements for hydroelectric facilities as set forth above that commercially produce power for sale and which comply with all local, regional, state, and federal regulations.	-	C
Hydroelectric generating facilities in connection with existing dams, canals, and pipelines where the capacity of the generating facilities is 5 megawatts or less subject to the additional requirements listed.	-	S	(3) See Table 8-1 Notes
Hydroelectric generating facilities in connection with existing dams, canals, and pipelines where the capacity of the generating facilities is 5 megawatts or less subject to the additional requirements listed.	-	S	(4) See table 8-1 Notes
Non-commercial, personal use solar electrical generation equipment with a design capacity to serve the electrical needs of only that site or use.	P	P
Petroleum andpetroleumproducts refiningand storage.	-	C
Public utility and public service structures and facilities such as communications equipment buildings, electric distribution substations, electric transmission substations, gas regulator stations, public service pumping stations, public utility service yards, railroad rights-of-way and stations,reservoirs and storage tanks.	S	S
Public buildings andgrounds.	S	S
Steamplants.	-	C
Thermal power generating facilities, that commercially produce power for sale, which comply with all local, regional, state, and federal regulations.	-	C

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Table 8-1 INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 8-1INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY “P” Permitted uses - no permit required. “S” Site Plan Review required. See Article 16 “C” Conditional Use Permit required. See Article 17 “TUP”A temporary land use which requires an over-the-counter permit “-”Notpermitted	ZONING DISTRICT		Additional Regulations and Information
	IL	IH
Energy and Utility Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED
Towers used for commercial radio and television broadcasting, cellular telephone service, microwave relays and transmission; commercial satellite communication receivingdishes.	S	S
Wind and solar photovoltaic electrical generating facilities that commercially produce power for sale, which comply with all local, regional,state,and federal regulations.	C	C
Miscellaneous Uses For a definition of the use see Article 25	PERMIT REQUIRED		Additional Regulations and Information
Accessory Structures located on the same site as a use requiring Site Plan Review, or a Conditional Use Permit.	Accessory Structures located on the same site as a use requiring Site S	S	Excludes those uses which are owned or operated by a public agency.
Accessory Structures which are owned or operated by a public agency and are located on the same site as a use requiring a Conditional Use Permit.	-	C
Airports and heliports.	C	C
Hazardous waste treatment equipment which is added to an existing use at the same site.	S	S
Hazardous waste management facilities, including transfer, storage, treatment, and disposal facilities, or combinations thereof.	-	C	See Section 1707 (c).
Incidental Uses located on the same site with a use requiring Site Plan Review,or a Conditional Use Permit.	S	S
Incidental Uses which are owned or operated by a public agency and are located on the same site as a use requiring a Conditional Use Permit.	-	C
Mini storage facilities.	S	S
Offices, retail stores and watchmen's living quarters incidental to and on the same site with an industrial use.	S	S
Outdoor or off-site advertising structures.	S	S	Section See Section 1105.
Rifle ranges.	-	C
Signs, freestanding or detached.	S	S	See Table 8-3.
Signs, wall mounted or projecting.	P	P	Permitted without a new zoning permit provided the total amount of signage allowed for the zoning district is not exceeded and the sign meets signage regulations. See Table 8-3.
Signs, temporary.	P	P	See Article 14 for time limits and additional information.
Rain water collection.	P	P	See Article 15.

Table 8-1 Notes:

Any of the noted uses listed as a Site Plan Review in the Heavy Industrial zoning district may be permitted in the Light Industrial zoning district through a Conditional Use Permit provided that, on the basis of the use permit application

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and the evidence submitted, the Planning Commission makes the following findings in addition to the findings prescribed in Article 17.

a. That consideration of all the determinable characteristics of the use which is subject to the application indicates that the use has the same essential characteristics as the uses listed in the IL zoning district with a Site Plan Review with respect to methods of operation, type of process, materials, equipment, structures, storage and appearances.
b. If the use involves nuisance or hazardous characteristics, that the application include sufficient evidence to indicate that special devices and/or construction or site design are planned to eliminate the nuisance or hazardous characteristics normally attendant to operation of the use.
c. That the use reasonably can be expected to conform to the required conditions prescribed for the IL District in Section 804 below.

The presence on a site of three or more motor vehicles which have not been capable of operating under their own power for 30 days or more or, in the case of vehicles not self-propelled, which have not been towable or from which parts have been removed for reuse or sale, shall constitute prima facie evidence of a motor vehicle wrecking yard.
1. Operation of the generating facilities will not change the flow regime in the affected stream, canal, or pipeline including but not limited to:
- a. Rate and volume of flow,
- b. Temperature,
- c. Amounts of dissolved oxygen to a degree that could adversely affect aquatic life, and
- d. Timing of release.
New power lines to connect the generating facilities to existing power lines will not exceed one mile in length if located on a new right-of-way and will not be located adjacent to a wild or scenic river.
Repair or reconstruction of the diversion structure will not raise the normal maximum surface elevation of the impoundment.
There will be no significant upstream or downstream passage of fish affected by the project.
The discharge from the power house will not be located more than 300 feet from the toe of the diversion structure.
The project will not cause violations of applicable state or federal water quality standards.
The project will not entail any construction on or alteration of a site included in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, and
Construction will not occur in the vicinity of any endangered, rare, or threatened species.
1. Operation of the generating facilities will not change the flow regime in the affected stream, canal, or pipeline including but not limited to:
- a. Rate and volume of flow,
- b. Temperature,
- c. Amounts of dissolved oxygen to a degree that could adversely affect aquatic life, and

d. Timing of release.

New power lines to connect the generating facilities to existing power lines will not exceed one mile in length if located on a new right-of-way and will not be located adjacent to a wild or scenic river.
Repair or reconstruction of the diversion structure will not raise the normal maximum surface elevation of the impoundment.

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There will be no significant upstream or downstream passage of fish affected by the project.
The discharge from the power house will not be located more than 300 feet from the toe of the diversion structure.
The project will not cause violations of applicable state or federal water quality standards.
The project will not entail any construction on or alteration of a site included in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.
Construction will not occur in the vicinity of any endangered, rare, or threatened species.

(Ord. No. 668-1-17, §38, §39, §40, and §41, 3/28/17)

Sec. 804. Development Standards for Industrial Zoning Districts: Table 8-2 below provides development standards for parcels within Industrial zoning districts:

Table 8-2DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
Use Classifications Key: “-“ No Restrictions	IL	IH	IP	Additional Regulations and Information
Site Area and Lot Standards	All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated
Site area limitation.	No Limitation	1 Acre.	20 Acres.
Site frontage.	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site width.	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site depth.	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Site Coverage
Maximum area covered bystructures.	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Setback Requirement (ft.)
Front Setback	25	15	No Limitation
Rear Setback	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Rear Setback abutting property in an RR, R, or RM District	15	15	No Limitation
Side Setback	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Side Setback abutting an RR, R-1 or RM District	15	15	No Limitation
Side Setback on a reversed corner lot adjoining a key lot in an RR, R-1 or RM District	½ the required front yard of the keylot.	½ the required front yard of the keylot.	No Limitation
Distance Between Structures (ft.)
Distance between industrial uses	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation
Distance between residential use and another structure	10(1)	10(1)	10(1)		See Note 1 below.
Height of Structures
Maximum height of a permitted use or its accessorystructures	No Limitation	No Limitation	No Limitation See Notes 2 and 3 below.		No Limitation See Notes 2 and 3 below.

Table 8-2 Additional regulations:

1 . Greater minimum distances between structures may be required if fire code or building code regulations require greater separation between structures for safety and fire protection. This includes distances from structures on adjacent properties.

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New structures in Kettleman City shall not exceed two stories in height unless adequate fire equipment is provided that can reach beyond two stories or other alternatives are found acceptable to the Kings County Fire Department.
Maximum height determined as part of the Conditional Use Permit.

(Ord. No. 668-1-17, §42, 3/28/17)