[CC 1993 § 42.300]
A. 
Industrial Districts are intended for general manufacturing and industrial activities, and for the bulk storage of goods.
B. 
The Industrial District represents the industrial park areas. This District is intended for those operation carried on within the structure, with adequate land area for parking and landscaping. This District is intended for this uses that place a value upon aesthetics and public relations.
[CC 1993 § 42.310]
A. 
Permitted uses in Industrial Districts are as follows:
1. 
Manufacturing, compounding, processing, packaging and/or assembling of products which, by the nature of this operation does not produce noise, duty, odor vibration that is detrimental or dangerous to the health, safety or general welfare of the community.
2. 
Storage of bulk material when it is found that the specific location and the safeguards provided will so reduce the danger from fire or explosion as not to be dangerous to the health, safety, or general welfare of the community.
[CC 1993 § 42.320]
A. 
The area requirements for Industrial Districts are as follows:
1. 
Lot Coverage. Structures shall not cover more than two-thirds (2/3) of the lot area.
2. 
Yards. All structures shall be built at least seventy-four (74) feet from the front property line and twenty-five (25) feet from all other property lines.
3. 
On-Lot Parking. Adequate on-lot parking space shall be provided for all employees and visitors.
4. 
On-lot parking, loading and unloading facilities. Each structure or use shall provide on-lot loading and unloading facilities which shall not block a street, alley or other public way.
5. 
Storage. All bulk storage must be within the confines of the structures.