[Ord. No. 388 Art. X § 1, 8-7-1980]
The I-L Light Industrial District is intended for the purpose of allowing certain industrial uses which do not create obnoxious sounds, glare, dust, or odor. Height and land coverage are controlled to insure compatibility with adjoining uses.
[Ord. No. 388 Art. X § 2, 8-7-1980]
In the I-L District, no building or land shall be used and no building or structure altered, enlarged, or erected which is arranged, intended or designed for other than one (1) of the uses listed in Section 405.560 below.
[Ord. No. 388 Art. X § 3, 8-7-1980; Ord. No. 19-08-01, 8-1-2019]
A. 
Within an I-L Light Industrial District, the following uses are permitted:
1. 
Animal hospitals or clinics.
2. 
Auto repair and body shops.
3. 
Bakeries.
4. 
Book binders.
5. 
Bottling works.
6. 
Building material sales (except for ready-mix concrete and similar uses which emit dust, odor, or smoke).
7. 
Carpenter, cabinet, plumbing or sheet metal shops.
8. 
Carpet cleaning establishments.
9. 
Contractor's office and equipment storage yard, providing the storage yard is completely enclosed with a six-foot solid fence or wall.
10. 
Creameries.
11. 
Dog kennels.
12. 
Dry cleaning and/or laundry plants.
13. 
Electroplating works.
14. 
Frozen food lockers.
15. 
Freight terminals.
16. 
Garment factory.
17. 
Galvanizing works.
18. 
Greenhouses and nurseries, retail and wholesale.
19. 
Ice plants.
20. 
Laundries.
21. 
Light manufacturing operations, providing that such use is not noxious or offensive by reason of vibration or noise beyond the confines of the building or emission of dust, fumes, gas, odor or smoke.
22. 
Machine shops, provided that no mechanical power in excess of ten (10) horsepower is used in the operation of any one (1) machine.
23. 
Machinery sales, service repairs, painting and storage.
24. 
Medical Marijuana production facilities as follows:
a. 
Medical marijuana cultivation facility (as defined by Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution);
b. 
Medical marijuana-infused products manufacturing facility (as defined by Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution);
c. 
Medical marijuana testing facility (as defined by Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution).
25. 
Monument sales.
26. 
Motor vehicle sales.
27. 
Moving, transfer and storage plants.
28. 
Photo engraving plants.
29. 
Printing plants.
30. 
Produce markets (wholesale).
31. 
Public utility and public service uses as follows:
a. 
Substations.
b. 
Railroads.
c. 
Telephone exchange, microwave towers, radio towers, television towers, telephone transmission buildings, electric power plants.
d. 
Public utility storage yards, when the entire storage area is enclosed by at least a six-foot wall or fence.
32. 
Service stations.
33. 
Sign printing and manufacturing.
34. 
Stone cutting plants.
35. 
Truck and rail terminals.
36. 
Upholstery shops.
37. 
Veterinary hospitals.
38. 
Warehouses.
39. 
Wholesale merchandise sales and storage.
40. 
Special Use Permit. The following uses of land may be allowed in the district when submitted, reviewed and approved by the Commission:
a. 
Cannery or preserving factories.
b. 
Fish packing or storage plants.
c. 
Storage of bulk oil, gas and alcohol.
[Ord. No. 388 Art. X § 5, 8-7-1980]
A. 
Front Yard. No front yard shall be required for uses permitted in this district.
B. 
Side Yard. Provided there is compliance with the City fire code, no side yard shall be required for uses in this district, except where such use abuts a dwelling or dwelling district zone, in which case there shall be required twenty-five (25) feet of side yard with an evergreen buffer approved by the Commission on the side of the lot which abuts the residential district.
C. 
Rear Yard. The depth of a rear yard shall be at least ten (10) feet, except that in a corner lot no rear yard is required within fifty (50) feet of a side street unless the rear line adjoins a residential or commercial district.
[Ord. No. 388 Art. X § 6, 8-7-1980]
Curb cuts for access to parking, loading and unloading areas shall be first approved by the Zoning Administrator. In making application for such curb cuts, the applicant shall present this proposal in writing and provide the Zoning Administrator with sufficient plans showing location, width and type of surface proposed across the public right-of-way. This shall be done in accordance with existing ordinances on streets.