§ 25-372. Permitted uses.

Within the Heavy Industry Industrial District (M-2), the following uses are permitted:

Accessory uses.

Abrasives manufacturing.

Agricultural warehouses.

Aircraft manufacturing.

Animal fats, oils manufacturing.

Apparel manufacturing.

Appliances manufacturing, small household type.

Appliances manufacturing, large household type.

Appliances manufacturing, industrial/commercial type.

Arenas.

Asphalt mixing.

Auditoriums.

Automobiles manufacturing.

Batteries manufacturing.

Blast furnaces, iron and steel works.

Block manufacturing.

Boiler manufacturing.

Brick manufacturing.

Building materials manufacturing.

Cabinet shops.

Cement, concrete mixing.

Chemicals manufacturing.

Cut stone operations.

Coal, coke storage yards.

Conservation areas, public and private.

Construction equipment manufacturing.

Distilling liquors (licensed).

Dry cleaning, industrial.

Electrical machinery, equipment manufacturing.

Electric transformers, private.

Electric power generation, private.

Emery cloth manufacturing.

Emergency service facilities—Fire, rescue.

Farm equipment manufacturing.

Feed lots.

Feed mill.

Feed and seed processing.

Flooring manufacturing.

Floor covering manufacturing.

Furniture and cabinet manufacturing.

Furniture fixtures manufacturing.

Fur dressing, dyeing.

Fur products manufacturing.

Garages, commercial for autos, recreational vehicles, motorcycles, trucks.

Glass, clay products manufacturing.

Greenhouses, nurseries (retail/wholesale).

Gypsum products manufacturing.

Homes, modular type, manufacturing.

Iron and steel foundries.

Kennels.

Leather tanning operations.

Lime, lime products, manufacturing.

Linoleum manufacturing.

Livestock markets.

Lumber, wood products, manufacturing.

Machine shop, with punch presses.

Meat processing, not slaughterhouse.

Metal works, fabricators.

Microwave transmission tower.

Milk stations.

Metal stamping.

Mobile homes manufacturing.

Monumental stone works.

Motors, motor parts, manufacturing.

Non-ferrous foundry.

Offices, professional.

Off-street parking.

Outdoor displays on business properties.

Paint manufacturing.

Paperboard manufacturing.

Paperboard manufacturing, raw product.

Parking facilities, commercial.

Permanent chipping mill.

Permanent planing mill.

Permanent sawmill.

Plaster manufacturing.

Plastics manufacturing.

Portable and temporary chipping mill.

Portable and temporary planing mill.

Portable and temporary sawmill.

Pottery products manufacturing.

Publishing house, printing firms.

Public garages.

Public utilities, including substations, power generation, water and sewer plants for treatment.

Public utilities structures, towers.

Public facilities, offices, storage yards.

Pulpwood storage and processing.

Raceways.

Radio and TV stations.

Railroad facilities.

Roads, streets, right-of-ways, easements.

Rubber, rubber products manufacturing.

Sand and gravel operations.

Science, technology, research facilities.

Security man's house.

Sewage disposal systems manufacturing.

Seed oil milling.

Sheet metal manufacturing.

Signs.

Small cell and micro-wireless facilities, subject to the requirements of section 25-128(d).

Slaughterhouses.

Smelting operations.

Soap manufacturing.

Soybean milling.

Stadiums.

Steam generation.

Telephone exchanges, manned and unmanned.

Temporary construction facilities, subject to the requirements of section 25-129.

Temporary events, subject to the requirements of section 25-134.

Tires manufacturing, recycling.

Tool and die works.

Transportation manufacturing, large equipment.

Transportation facilities, terminal.

Trucking facilities, terminal.

Truck stops.

Vegetable oil milling.

Veterinary clinic, hospital.

Water systems.

Wine, spirits production (licensed).

Wood preserving operations.

Wood storage.

(Ord. of 5-25-88; Res. No. 13-02-2002, 2-19-02; Ord. of 2-15-05(4); Res. No. 26-05-2008, 5-20-08; Ord. No. 16-12-2019 , 1-8-20)

(Ord. of 5-25-88; Res. No. 13-02-2002, 2-19-02; Ord. of 2-15-05(4); Res. No. 26-05-2008, 5-20-08; Ord. No. 16-12-2019 , 1-8-20)