[Added 2-18-1965]
[Amended 3-20-1997 by L.L. No. 4-1997]
In a Planned Industrial District the following regulations shall apply: A building may be erected, altered or used, and a lot or premises may be used for any industrial purpose approved by the Planning Board in accordance with § 248-228 of this article, except that the prohibited uses set forth in Article XXIII and Article XIV, as well as adult uses as defined in Article II, are also prohibited in this district.
Incidental or accessory uses or building in
connection with permitted uses will be allowed.
The height of any building or structure shall
not exceed 35 feet and within such limits shall be that best suited
to the architectural design and arrangements of all the buildings.
The total coverage for buildings and structures
shall not exceed 50% of the plot area. The remaining area of the plot
area shall be used for the accessory parking of vehicles, loading
and unloading spaces, and buffer planting areas.
Parking and loading facilities shall meet the requirements of Article XXXI.
Such parking area shall not be used for any
purpose other than the accessory parking of automobiles or other vehicles.
In no case shall the storage, servicing or dismantling of automobiles
or other vehicles be permitted in such area.
All proposed buildings not provided with municipal
sewage disposal facilities shall be equipped with an independent sewage
disposal plant approved by the Nassau County Department of Health.
Along all boundaries of a lot adjacent to property
in a residence district, there shall be a buffer strip composed of
evergreen planting of such type, height, spacing and arrangement as,
in the judgment of the Building Inspector, or of the Planning Board
where this chapter requires its approval of a site development plan,
will screen the activities on the lot from view of a person standing
at ground level on an adjacent residential lot. A wall or fence, of
location, height and design approved by the same official or agency,
may be substituted for the required planting. The width of the buffer
strip shall be such as said official or agency deems necessary to
accommodate the required buffer planting and/or wall or fence. The
plan and specifications for required planting shall be filed with
the approved plan for the use of the lot. Required planting shall
be properly trimmed and maintained throughout the continuance of the
use on the lot, as a condition of the certificate of occupancy.
[Amended 7-30-1985 by L.L. No. 5-1985; 2-5-1987 by L.L. No. 1-1987]
All exterior lighting in business and industrial
districts, including lighting of signs,[1] shall be of such type and location and shall have such
shading as will prevent the source of light from being seen from any
adjacent residential property or from the street.
