The accompanying Schedule of Use Regulations, List of Use Regulations
by District and Schedule of Dimensional Regulations (Table 43-1, Table
43-2 and Table 43-3) list and define the permitted uses of land, buildings
and structures, and the minimum and maximum dimensional requirements
to be met in connection with such uses.[1] Uses are set forth in both the Schedule of Use Regulations and the List of Use Regulations by District. In the schedule, uses are listed only once, and it is indicated in which districts and in what manner each is permitted. On the list, each district is listed only once, and it is indicated what uses are permitted and in what manner they are permitted for that district. This schedule may be used to determine where a given use may be permitted, whereas the list may be used to determine what uses may be permitted in a given district. In case of conflict between the schedule and the list, the schedule shall govern. In addition to those uses listed specifically in § 43-28, Prohibited uses, any use not specifically listed as being permitted shall be deemed to be prohibited. No more than one permitted principal use is permitted on a lot in the S-200, S-100, S-75, S-60, S-50 and T Districts.
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Editor's Note: Table 43-1, Table 43-2 and Table 43-3 are included
at the end of this chapter.
No land, building or structures shall be used for the following
purposes:
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Abattoirs
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Acetylene gas manufacture
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Ammonia manufacture
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Asphalt manufacture
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Automobile car racing tracks
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Bituminous paving material manufacture
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Blast furnaces
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Bleaching powder manufacture
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Blight site
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Boiler making
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Brick, tile, terra cotta manufacture
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Carbon or lampblack manufacture
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Celluloid manufacture
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Chlorine gas or hydrochloric, nitric, picric or sulfuric acid
manufacture
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Coal distillation, manufacture or treatment
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Commercial rifle ranges, outdoor
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Correctional or penal institutions
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Curing or tanning of rawhides or skins
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Disinfectant or insecticide manufacture
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Distillation of bones
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Dumps
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Dyestuffs manufacture
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Electric bulk power substations
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Excelsior manufacture
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Explosives or ammunition manufacture
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Fat rendering or manufacture of greases or oils
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Feed manufacture
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Felt manufacture
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Fertilizer manufacture
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Fireworks manufacture
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Flag lots or flagpole lots
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Garbage disposal dumps, landfills, incinerators or transfer
stations
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Gas manufacture from coal, coke or petroleum
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Glue, size or gelatin manufacture, where the process includes
refining or recovering products from fish or animal refuse or offal
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Grain drying
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Junkyards, wrecking or salvage yards
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Linoleum or oilcloth manufacture
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Linseed oil or turpentine manufacture
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Match manufacture
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Mobile home or trailer parks or subdivisions
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Motor vehicles, dismantling, wrecking or compacting
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Offal or dead-animal reduction
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Outdoor drive-in theaters
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Oxygen gas manufacture
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Paint, shellac, stain or varnish manufacture
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Paper, building board, cardboard or pulp manufacture
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Persistent vacancy
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Persistently vacant building or structure
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Petroleum or kerosene distillation, refining or derivation of
by-products
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Plaster, lime, cement or plaster-of-Paris manufacture
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Plastics manufacture
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Raising of livestock or fowl
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Rear dwellings
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Roof signs and billboards
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Rubber or synthetic-rubber refining and manufacture
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Rubber-products manufacture
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Scrap metal yards
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Shoe-polish or stove-polish manufacture
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Smelting of copper, iron, lead, tin or zinc
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Soap manufacture
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Soil or mineral removal; except quarrying, sand and gravel pits, as permitted under § 43-76C
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Steel furnaces, blooming or rolling mills
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Stockyards
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Storage of noncontainerized combustible materials
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Tar distillation
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Theaters, outdoor drive-in
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Trailers, except temporary construction or classroom trailers
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Vacant
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Vinegar or sauerkraut manufacture
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Warehousing, storage, wholesaling or sale of hazardous, dangerous
and explosive materials such as acids, gases, ammunition, fireworks
and explosives
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