Any use that emits any air contaminant, as defined in state
air pollution law(s), shall comply with applicable state standards
concerning air pollution.
Central air-conditioning units shall be located to the rear
or top of all structures and in no case shall be located closer than
15 feet from any property line.
All activities and all storage of flammable and explosive materials
at any point shall be provided with adequate safety devices against
the hazards of fire and explosion and adequate firefighting and fire
suppression equipment and devices as detailed and specified by state
laws.
Odors created by any manufacturing or processing operation shall
not be discernible beyond the property carrying on a manufacturing
or processing operation producing an odor.
For all uses, the following regulations shall apply:
A. No flammable or explosive liquids, solids or gases shall be stored
in bulk above the ground; provided, however, that tanks or drums of
fuel directly connecting energy devices, heating devices or appliances
located on the same lot as the tanks or drums of fuel shall be exempt
from this provision, after review and approval of location, size and
contents by established fire authorities.
B. No caustic materials or hazardous waste in any form shall be deposited
upon a lot in such a manner that they may be transferred below the
surface of the lot by natural causes or forces.
C. There shall be no outdoor storage or accumulation for a period in
excess of seven days of any waste materials, materials which produce
fumes detectable at the lot line, inflammable material, edible material,
material which would be a harborage or breeding place for rodents
or insects or abandoned, wrecked or junked vehicles.
D. All storage shall be in a completely enclosed building or, at a minimum, where permitted shall be enclosed by a fence adequate to conceal the facilities from any adjacent property or screened from view following the regulations of Article
V, §
350-29, of this chapter.
E. Portable storage units.
(1) The placement of portable storage units on public streets, alleys,
or rights-of-way requires a permit from the Code Enforcement Officer.
(2) The placement of portable storage units on private property shall
not require a permit.
(3) The portable storage unit must have reflective cones placed at each
corner. Reflective material may also be placed at both ends.
(4) All state motor vehicle statutes and regulations governing parking
of a motor vehicle on a public street must be obeyed. At a minimum,
placement of portable storage units shall be no closer than 15 feet
from a fire hydrant, 20 feet from an unregulated intersection, 30
feet from a stop sign, flashing light, red traffic signal or yield
sign, 15 feet from a driveway and no further than six inches from
a curb.
The following shall apply in all districts. Topsoil or sod may
be removed only under the following conditions:
A. As a part of the construction or alteration of a building or the
grading incidental to such building;
B. In connection with normal lawn preparation and maintenance; or
C. In connection with the construction or alteration of a street or
utility improvement.
Temporary structures and trailers used in conjunction with construction
work may be permitted only during the period that the construction
work is in progress. Permits for other temporary structures may be
issues for six-month periods, but such permits shall not be renewed
except as a special exception when approved by the Board.
A clear sight triangle shall be maintained at all intersections
and points of entry on a public road so that, measured along the center
line, there shall be a clear view of 75 feet minimum from the point
of intersection of the center lines. No obstruction shall be permitted
in this area above the height of 2 1/2 feet and/or below 10 feet.