§ 21-216. Screening and buffering.

(a)

Land use relationships. The following land use relationships shall be used to determine required screening and buffering as provided in section 21-215.

Screening and Buffering
	Group 1	Group 2	Group 3	Group 4
Group 1	None	Type A	Type A	Type B
Group 2	Type A	None	Type A	Type B
Group 3	Type A	Type A	None	None
Group 4	Type B	Type B	None	None

 

(b)

Group 1 (Least intensive):

(1)

Single-family dwellings.

(2)

Modular homes.

(3)

Manufactured housing on individual lots.

(4)

Duplexes on individual lots.

(c)

Group 2:

(1)

Manufactured home parks.

(2)

Institutional uses (SIC 80, 82, 83, 86 and public administration group [Division J]).

(3)

Multifamily development.

(4)

Residential clustering.

(d)

Group 3:

(1)

Veterinary services (074).

(2)

Farm supplies.

(3)

Building construction, general contractors (15).

(4)

Heavy construction other than building contractors (16).

(5)

Construction special trades (17).

(6)

Food and kindred products (20).

(7)

Tobacco products (21).

(8)

Textile mill products (22).

(9)

Apparel (23).

(10)

Lumber and wood products (24) except logging and sawmills.

(11)

Furniture and fixtures (25).

(12)

Paper and allied products (26) except pulp and paper mills.

(13)

Printing, publishing and allied industries (27).

(14)

Rubber and miscellaneous products (30).

(15)

Leather and leather products (31) except leather tanning and finishing.

(16)

Stone, clay, glass and concrete products (32) except hydraulic cement, structural clay products, concrete, gypsum and plaster products.

(17)

Abrasives, asbestos, nonmetallic mineral products, fabricated metal products (34) except ammunition, except for small arms; ordnance and accessories.

(18)

Industrial and computer machinery and equipment (35).

(19)

Electronic and other electrical equipment (36).

(20)

Transportation equipment (37).

(21)

Measuring, analyzing and controlling instruments (38).

(22)

Miscellaneous manufacturing (39).

(23)

Transportation and utilities (Division F), all except sanitary services, sewerage systems, refuse systems, dumps, sanitary land fills, rubbish collection and disposal, and solar energy systems.

(24)

Wholesale trade (50 and 51) all except motor vehicle parts, used; brick, stone, and related construction materials, metal and minerals, except petroleum, scrap and waste materials, livestock (wholesale); chemical and allied products, petroleum and petroleum products.

(25)

All retail trade (Division G).

(26)

All finance, insurance, and real estate (Division H).

(27)

All services (Division I), except shooting ranges, skeet shooting facilities, trap shooting facilities, and institutional uses listed in Group 2.

(e)

Group 4 (most intensive):

(1)

Metal mining (10).

(2)

Mining and quarrying of non-metallic minerals (14).

(3)

Sawmills (242).

(4)

Pulp mills (261).

(5)

Paper mills (262).

(6)

Chemicals and allied products (28).

(7)

Petroleum refining and related products (29).

(8)

Leather tanning and finishing (3111).

(9)

Hydraulic cement (324).

(10)

Structural clay products (325).

(11)

Concrete, gypsum and plaster products (327).

(12)

Abrasives, asbestos, non-metallic mineral products (329).

(13)

Primary metal industries (33).

(14)

Ammunition, except for small arms (3483).

(15)

Ordnance and accessories (3489).

(16)

Permitted refuse systems (4953).

(17)

Motor vehicle parts, used; brick, stone, and related construction materials, metal and minerals, except petroleum, scrap and waste materials, livestock (wholesale); chemical and allied products, petroleum and petroleum products.

(Ord. of 1-19-98, § X; Ord. of 4-21-03; Amend. of 11-2-09; Amend. of 3-4-13)