Heavy Industrial definition

Heavy Industrial means employment uses associated with significant land use impacts such as odour, noise, dust, smoke, vibration, the potential for fire and explosive hazards, etc. Development includes manufacturing facilities, the storage, processing, refinement or production of hazardous, toxic or substances, etc.

Heavy Industrial means asphalt and concrete plants; crematories; electric generating plants and facilities; sand and gravel excavation, processing, and storage; manufacturing and storage of chemicals, explosives, and fuels; Outdoor Gun Ranges, outdoor manufacturing; sewage treatment and disposal facilities; and water purification facilities.

Heavy Industrial means all other industrial plants or other uses involving the compounding of radioactive materials, petroleum refining or manufacturing of explosives.

Examples of Heavy Industrial in a sentence

• LAND USE & ZONINGThese properties are improved with industrial use zoned I-3, with a single-family residential use zoned AG and vacant parcels zoned AG and I-1.F. ACTION REQUESTEDRequesting to rezone 16.75 acres from I-3, I-1 and AG to the I-3 District to provide for a warehousing and distribution use.G. HISTORYDPR 13-15: Hoosier Tent and Party RentalsZA 13-01 (Ordinance 2013-15): zoning map amendment from R- 1 to I-3 (Heavy Industrial).

• Properties located on Garden Road or O’Day Road that were formerly zoned Light Industrial District (M-1) or Heavy Industrial District (M-2) and which were rezoned to Garden/O-Day Mixed Use District (G/O-MU) when the UDC was adopted in 2006, are eligible to seek one of two Industrial Use CUPs, either an M-1 CUP or an M-2 CUP, based upon the properties’ previous zoning.

• The purpose of I-2, Heavy Industrial District is to accommodate a broad range of industrial activities, diverse in products, operational techniques, and size, which have a greater impact on the surrounding environment than the I-1, Light Industrial District.

• The property is designated as Heavy Industrial and surrounding zoning is Heavy Industrial (M2) to the north and east, San Jose border to the south, and Urban and Multi-Family Residential Very High Density to the west.

• All other uses and structures which are not specifically permitted or not permissible as special uses shall be prohibited from the I-2 Heavy Industrial District.

More Definitions of Heavy Industrial

Heavy Industrial means an industrial use where the process of which generates fumes, gases, smoke, vapours, vibrations, noise or glare, or similar nuisances that may cause adverse effects on users of adjacent land.

Heavy Industrial means manufacturing of products, primarily extracted of raw materials, or bulk storage and han- dling of such products and materials which pose significant risks due to the involvement of explosives, radioactive ma- terials, pesticides, and other hazardous materials. Uses in this category typically involve more intense impacts associ- ated with large industrial uses, their accessory outdoor storage uses, and large building areas. This use category in- cludes, but is not limited to, wrecking yards, building material manufacturing, chemical plants, concrete and asphalt plants, and freight facilities.

Heavy Industrial means all other indus- trial plants or other uses involving the compound- ing of radioactive materials, petroleum refining or manufacturing of explosives.

Heavy Industrial means any use, other than Residential Dwelling Units, in the I3 – Heavy Industrial Zone or the I4 – Natural Resource Extraction Zone, and also includes Airports, as defined by the Zoning Bylaw, in the CD12 Zone.

Heavy Industrial means a land classification for lands suitable for processing chemicals or manufacturing or processing raw materials, fish processing plants, distilleries, or other uses that may discharge water, create hydrocarbons, excessive noise, odors, danger of explosions, or waste material, making them incompatible with most other land uses. In general, heavy industrial lands should not be located in or immediately adjacent to residential developments. The parcels should be of sizes reasonably appropriate to accommodate the activities and should include sufficient buffer zones for the activity associated with this class of use. Appropriate access shall be available or feasible without going through residential areas.

Heavy Industrial means any use allowed in a heavy industrial designated land use district pursuant to the City of Fresno Zoning Ordinance and which use has the characteristics of heavy industrial.

Heavy Industrial means the manufacture of products, the process of which generates fumes, gases, smoke, vapours, vibrations, noise or glare, or similar nuisances that may cause adverse effects on users of adjacent land.