Subdividers Ordinance

A. Any lot adjacent to U.S. Highway 6, in any way, must be required to have a 20- foot setback in addition to the minimum yard requirements stated herein, except those properties that are located adjacent to Highway 6 beginning at the east line of Main Street to a point 233 feet, more or less, west of the intersection with Roberts Ferry Road and Highway Six, which must be required to have a 32-foot setback, in addition to the minimum yard requirements state herein. B. Any lot adjacent to a railroad right-of-way, in any way must be required to have a 50-foot setback in addition to the minimum yard requirement stated herein. M-1 .06 SIGN REGULATIONS Signs are permitted according to the provisions of Section 6. M1 .07 PARKING AND OFF-STREET LOADING REGULATIONS Parking must be provided according to the provisions of Section 7. M-1 .08 LIGHTING Exterior lighting is provided according to the provisions of Section 8. M-1 LANDSCAPING REGULATIONS .09 At the time of a building permit application in all industrial zones, the applicant must supply a landscaping plan for review by the Planning and Zoning Commission or the city designee. The landscaping plan must be appropriate to the zone and must be submitted at the time of application for the building permit. The plan is be subject to review and approval of the city. Industrial zones must provide in their landscaping plans for the placement of no less than one deciduous tree for each acre or less of zoned area. The city review may also request additional landscaping such as shrubs and border vegetation if this should appear to be beneficial and conducive to a more esthetic, attractive and orderly development of the area. M-1 .10 SPECIAL REGULATIONS A. Residential uses are not permitted within the M-1 District. B. Fencing and Screening as provided in M-1.13. M-1 .11 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS A. Purpose Performance standards regulating industrial development and activity within the City are intended to: 1. Permit industrial land uses to be measured factually and objectively. 69 Adopted November 14, 2007