Chapter 18.41 — I-2 ZONE—HEAVY INDUSTRIAL

The following regulations apply in the I-2 heavy manufacturing zone unless otherwise provided in this title.

The I-2 district is designed to accommodate intensive industrial and manufacturing uses, including such uses that require outdoor operations or need to be protected from land use conflicts.

Uses permitted in the I-2 zone shall be:

A.

Any of the following uses:

Canning and processing plants;

Aircraft and automobile factories;

Iron, steel, brass or copper foundries or fabrication plants and heavyweight casting;

Planing mills, lumber mills and similar processes;

Power plants, including co-generation plants;

Tire recapping and retreading plants;

Truck and trailer repairing and overhauling shops;

Manufacture of prefabricated buildings;

Manufacture of batteries.;

Construction material sales yards including the manufacture of material such as concrete and asphalt and the storage of aggregate; and

Warehousing and storage, including construction material and equipment storage, public utilities materials and equipment storage, and public storage of vehicles, RVs, boats, and trailers.

B.

Accessory buildings necessary to such use located on the same lot or parcel of land may be permitted.

C.

Any use conducted within the I-2 zone shall comply with the provisions of chapter 18.50, site plans.

(Ord. 373, §21(a, b), 2023)

Maximum building height in the I-2 zone shall be limited to four stories and shall not exceed fifty feet.

All buildings shall be located at least twenty-five feet from the front lot line.

Side yard in the I-2 zone shall be ten feet.

Rear yard in the I-2 zone shall be ten feet.

Area requirements for the I-2 zone shall be a minimum lot size of forty thousand square feet.

Required distance between buildings on the same lot for the I-2 zone shall be ten feet

Building lot coverage shall not exceed ninety percent of the lot area.