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Discussion and Review of Tiffin Municipal Code Revisions – Preparation for Setting the Public Hearing — Tiffin City Code - DRAFT
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Dated September 15, 2026City Council — work session, September 15, 2026 718 pages
Ord. 1983-117, Ord. 2018-437, Ord. 2010-302, Ord. 2012-309, Ord. 2007-288, Ord. 2012-313, Ord. 2007-287, Ord. 2018-433, Ord. 2019-446, Ord. 2012-319, Ord. 69
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters.CHAPTER 166 ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONING DISTRICTS AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
ii. Particulate Matter. The total net rate of
emission of particulate matter within the boundaries
of any lot shall be determined as follows: Determine
the maximum emission in pounds per hour from each
source of emission and divide this figure by the
number of acres of lot area, thereby obtaining the
hourly rate of emission in pounds per acre. Add
together the individual rate of emission as derived
above to obtain the total rate of emission from all
sources of emission within the boundaries of the lot.
This total must not exceed the rate established in the
preceding table.
(4) Odors. No continuous, frequent, or repetitive emission of
odors or odor-causing substances that would be offensive beyond any
property line of any industrial use will be permitted. An odor emitted
no more than 15 minutes in any one day shall not be deemed as
continuous, frequent, or repetitive within the meaning of these
regulations. The existence of an odor shall be presumed when
analysis by a competent technician demonstrates that a discernible
odor is being emitted. Any process that may involve the creation or
emission of any odors must be provided with a primary and a
secondary safeguard system so that control will be maintained if the
primary safeguard system fails. The rules and regulations of the Iowa
Environmental Protection Agency must be complied with.
(5) Radiation Hazards. The handling of radioactive materials,
the discharge of such materials into air and water, and the disposal of
radioactive wastes shall not be allowed in the M-1 District.
(6) Fire and Explosive Hazards.
a. The provisions of Section 93.143-156 of the Code of
Iowa shall be complied with, and no explosives may be
stored, used, or manufactured without first petitioning the
City, and the use must receive a certificate of compliance
from both the State and the Fire Chief.
b. No gasoline or other inflammables or explosives shall
be stored unless the location, plans, and construction
conform to the laws and regulations of the State and have
the approval of both the Department of Public Safety and the
Fire Department.
(7) Glare and Heat. Every use and activity must be so operated
that it does not emit heat or heated air beyond the boundary of the lot
on which it is located. No direct or sky-reflected glare must emanate
from any use or activity that is visible at any point on or beyond the
boundary of the lot on which such activity is located. This restriction
does not apply to signs otherwise permitted by the provisions of the
Zoning Code or other applicable ordinances, to activities of a
temporary or emergency nature, or to night lighting necessary for
safety and the protection of property.
CODE OF ORDINANCES, TIFFIN, IOWA
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- revize: Tiffin City Code - DRAFT (gFbbE0YR86eHDItZtXhZZqxLfknUlz.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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