§ 1413-03. Specific Purposes of the Manufacturing Subdistricts.

The specific purposes of the manufacturing subdistricts are:

(a)

MA Manufacturing Agricultural. To create, preserve and enhance areas that are appropriate for agricultural, farming, low impact manufacturing and supporting commercial uses. Low impact manufacturing and supporting commercial uses may be permitted provided they meet specific performance standards and are buffered from residential uses. Single-family residential is also encouraged in the district.

(b)

ML Manufacturing Limited. To create, preserve and enhance areas that are appropriate for a range of low-impact manufacturing activities and supporting commercial uses. High-impact manufacturing uses may be permitted, provided they meet specific performance standards and are buffered from residential areas. Loft dwelling units may be permitted in this district and any commercial uses should be located along major transportation corridors.

(c)

MG Manufacturing General. To create, preserve and enhance areas that are appropriate for a wide variety of supporting and related commercial and manufacturing establishments that may have the potential to generate off-site impacts. Future development will accommodate heavy industrial and manufacturing uses, transportation facilities, warehousing and distribution and similar and related supporting uses. These uses typically require sites with good transportation access. Uses that may inhibit industrial development are prohibited.

(d)

ME Manufacturing Exclusive. To recognize and preserve areas that are intended exclusively for the location of manufacturing establishments. Future development will accommodate heavy industrial and manufacturing uses. These uses typically require sites with good transportation access. Uses that may inhibit or compete with industrial development are prohibited.

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(Ordained by Ord. No. 15-2004, eff. Feb. 13, 2004; a. Ord. No. 0060-2008, § 6, eff. March 13, 2008)