Commercial and industrial activities definition

Commercial and industrial activities means those activities, clearly visible from the main traveled way, generally recognized as commercial or industrial by zoning authorities in this state, except that none of the following shall be considered commercial or industrial:

Commercial and industrial activities means those activities, clearly visible and recognized as a commercial or industrial activity from the main traveled way, generally recognized as commercial or industrial by zoning authorities in the state.

Examples of Commercial and industrial activities in a sentence

• Commercial and industrial activities directly related to local natural resource production may be allowed in designated natural resource areas provided they can demonstrate their location and existence as natural resource area dependent businesses.

• Commercial and industrial activities directly related to or dependent on local aquatic resource areas should be encouraged in shoreline areas provided they are shoreline dependent and/or related.

• Commercial and industrial activities in conjunction with farm or forest use occurring on the parcel.

• The Class X-A Certificate consist of two Components: the Pool 1 Component and the Pool 2 Component.

• Commercial and industrial activities are moving out to Frankton, whilst the new Wakatipu High School is presently being constructed within Remarkables Park, which will necessitate the closing down of the existing Wakatipu High School in the near future.

• Commercial and industrial activities are permitted but are taxed.

• Commercial and industrial activities are an integral part of Portland Harbor.

• Commercial and industrial activities occur at the refinery and immediately adjacent property to the east.

• Commercial and industrial activities in Shanghai recovered gradually, and foreign and Chinese investors in gradually returned to the Shanghai market.

• These connections would add to the demand for public water service but not to the overall withdrawals from aquifers.Major Commercial and Industrial Users Commercial and industrial activities outside of municipal systems account for approximately one-fifth of all water used in Talbot County.