The general purpose of this industrial district is to provide
for specific areas in the Town of Oneonta where those industrial uses
needed and beneficial to a community may locate within an environment
intended and designed for their use.
[Amended 1-22-1986 by L.L. No. 1-1986]
A.
All uses in this district are subject to site plan review as described in Article XVI of this chapter. All industrial uses, including but not limited to manufacturing and processing, commercial laundry, contractor's yard, warehouses, freight or trucking terminals, junkyard, auto wrecking yard, auto body shop, laboratories, reproduction or publishing, together with uses accessory thereto, are permitted if they conform to the standards of performance set out herein. Accessory uses shall be interpreted to mean enterprises primarily engaged in providing related services to the basic uses and not to employees of said uses. Customary on-site employee services shall be permitted.
B.
In the ID Industrial District a slaughterhouse may be permitted upon
a special use permit being obtained and upon all other regulations
for the district being complied with.
The following regulations apply to all uses permitted in this
district:
A.
Minimum lot requirements.
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Requirement
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Standard
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|---|---|
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Minimum lot area (square feet)
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20,000
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Minimum frontage (feet)
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125
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Minimum front yard (feet)
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30
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Minimum side yard (feet)
|
30
|
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Minimum rear yard (feet)
|
30
|
B.
Increasing yard depth.
(1)
Increasing front yard depth. Front yard depth along collector and
arterial roads shall be increased to 50 feet except where existing
development occurred prior to the enactment of this chapter. In those
cases, the front yard depth may be the average of the front yard depth
for 250 feet on both sides of the proposed use along the contiguous
street line.
(2)
Increasing side yard depth. On a corner lot the minimum side yard
requirement shall increase to 50 feet for the side yard between the
street line and the building line on the side street.
(3)
Increasing yard depth when abutting a residential lot or district.
Where a new industrial use develops next to an existing residence
or where a lot in an industrial district abuts a lot in a residential
district, a yard shall be provided at least 50 feet in width in the
industrial district. Said yard shall not be utilized for roadways
or parking or storage of any materials or goods. The owner or occupant
of the industrial property shall provide and properly maintain a wall,
fence or hedge at least six feet but not more than eight feet in height
for the full dimension of the abutting lots, except that where a driveway
exists, such hedge shall begin at a point no more than 20 feet from
the front lot line. In addition, new industrial uses developing next
to an existing residence shall provide screening in the same manner
as described above.
[Amended 2-12-1992 by L.L. No. 5-1992]
C.
Maximum lot coverage. The gross area covered by buildings or structures
of any sort shall be no more than 50% of the gross site area, and
the aggregate total of buildings, structures of any sort, parking
lots, storage areas, loading and travel areas shall not exceed 80%
of the gross site area.
D.
Off-street parking and loading. Parking and loading areas in this district shall be supplied as designated in Article XIII of this chapter. No open or enclosed parking or loading areas shall encroach on any required front yard. Open parking and loading areas may encroach on a required side or rear yard to within three feet of a side or rear lot line, except as provided in Subsection B(2) and (3). Open parking and loading areas shall not encroach on one another.
F.
Building height. No building shall be erected to a height in excess
of 60 feet except upon approval by the Board of Appeals.
[Amended 7-12-1995 by L.L. No. 7-1995]
G.
Accessory buildings. All accessory buildings in this district must
meet those standards established in this Article for the principal
land use. Such buildings shall be on the same lot as the principal
building or on an adjacent lot so long as it is within an industrial
district and meets all other requirements of this chapter.
H.
Residential uses. Residential uses in existence in an ID zone at the time of its designation by the Town Board shall be deemed conforming uses. Modifications and additions to and replacements of existing residential uses are permitted on residential lots but must conform to the general district regulations established in § 103-18 of Article IV of the Code of the Town of Oneonta. For purposes of this chapter, "residential use" is defined as a single- or two-family dwelling.
[Added 2-12-1992 by L.L. No. 5-1992]
