Section 25 Industrial districts
Section 25. Industrial Districts
The intent of industrial districts is to provide exclusively for environmentally compatible industry in areas suited to that use by access, absence of conflicting use, and services.
25.1 In an industrial district, only the following uses are permitted:
25.11 Permitted Community Service Uses:
In Industrial I and Industrial II:
School or college;
Religious, sectarian or denominational buildings or uses.
In Industrial I only:
Nursing, convalescent or rest home, or hospital;
Public utility;
Cemetery;
Municipal use not elsewhere more specifically cited;
Nonprofit club or lodge;
Philanthropic institutions;
Airfield or heliport;
25.12 Permitted Business Uses:
Industrial II only:
*Business or professional offices (see Section 25.22);
*Printing and publishing (See Section 25.22).
Industrial I only:
Building materials or construction equipment sales or storage;
Personal services;
Restaurant without counter service or drive thru;
Funeral home or mortuary;
Building tradesmen and contractors.
(By-Laws of 4-2-77, Art. 68, Section 3; By-Laws of 5-7-91, Art. 50)
25.13 Permitted Industrial Uses:
In Industrial I and Industrial II:
Earth Removal;
*Manufacturing, processing or research, other than asphalt plants (See Section 25.22);
*Warehousing, wholesale distribution not involving bulk storage (See Section 25.22).
In Industrial I only:
Stone and monument works.
(Bylaws of 4-1-78, Art. 40; By-Laws of 5-7-91, Art. 50; By-Laws of 5-7-01, Art.45)
25.14 Other Permitted Uses:
In Industrial I and Industrial II:
Agricultural, horticultural or floricultural uses;
Parking to service a permitted use.
In Industrial I only:
Radio station;
Standard or par-3 golf course.
(By-Laws of 4-1-78, Art. 40)
25.15 Permitted Accessory uses in Industrial I and Industrial II:
Home occupation, in accordance with Section 4l;
Roadside stand for goods principally produced on the premises;
Residential uses incidental and necessary to an industrial establishment;
Temporary structures to be used only as temporary construction offices in relation to and in conjunction with a current construction project and to
be removed in the case of building construction upon the final issuance of all construction work, in either case the temporary structure shall not
remain on the property for more than twenty-four (24) months.
Other customary accessory uses.
(By-Laws of 4-2-83, Art. 18)
25.2 In an industrial district, the following uses are permitted if granted a special permit by the special permit granting authority (By-Laws of 4-1l-78, art. 40):
25.21 In Industrial I and Industrial II:
Freight or transportation terminal, if not within eight hundred feet (800') of more than two (2) dwellings;
Temporary structure or uses not conforming to this by-law;
Accessory scientific use in accordance with Section 46;
(By-Laws of 4-2-77, Art. 68, Section 4; By-Laws of 4-1-78, Art. 40; By-Laws of 5-7-91, Art. 50; By-Laws of 5-1-07, Art. 45)
25.22 In Industrial II only, and subject to Environmental analysis procedures of Section l5;
Public utility;
Motel or hotel;
Heliport;
Restaurant;
Uses marked * in Sections 25.12 and 25.13;
Retail sales and service of new motor vehicles and light trucks, and retail sales and service of used motor vehicles and light trucks in conjunction with new motor vehicle and light truck sales.
(By-Laws of 4-2-77, Art. 68, Section 5; By-Laws of 4-1-78, Art. 40, Bylaws of 9-19-95, Art. 8)
25.23 In Industrial I:
Veterinary, animal hospital or kennel
Assisted Living Facility in accordance with Section 42;
(Bylaws of 5-4-99, Art. 60, Bylaws of 5-1-07, Art. 50)
25.3 In an Industrial District, no lot shall be built upon or changed in size or shape except in conformity with the following:
Minimum Min. Max. placeLot Max.
Lot placeLot Minimum Yards Cover- Bldg.
District Area Frontage Front Side,Rear Age Height
placeStateInd. I 80,000sf l50 ft. 30ft*/20ft**/20 ft** 40% 50ft.
StateplaceInd. II 80,000sf 200 ft. 30ft*/20ft**/20 ft ** 35% 55ft.
*Thirty percent of required yard area shall be free of any paving and maintained with vegetation. Entire yard to be free of outdoor storage of materials.
**If abutting a residential or suburban district boundary, increase to one hundred feet (100'), of which forty feet (40') shall be free of any paving or outdoor storage of materials, and maintained with vegetation.
(By-Laws of 9-30-74, Art. 8 (III); By-laws of 4-1-78, Art. 41; By-Laws of 5-7-91, Art. 86; By-Laws of 5-5-92, Art. 32)
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