Prohibited uses

The following are prohibited uses and activities, whether principal or accessory uses, in all zoning districts: the disposal, processing or recycling of solid waste* in any manner within the city, except for the segregation of solid waste and recyclable materials for curbside collection and the composting of vegetative materials used for noncommercial use, not to exceed three cubic yards; underground storage of solid waste; solid waste management facilities*; the storage of waste or scrap tires for the purpose of recycling and/or processing, and the recycling and processing of waste or scrap tires and/or reclaimed rubber, including shredding, grinding and any other process that results in shredded, pulverized, granulated, crumbed, or powered rubber; carpet and textile recycling, processing, and recovery; computer and electronic equipment and appliance recycling in the form of shredding; motor vehicle shredding and recycling; and solid waste processing including: incinerators, materials recovery facilities including processing; recycling facilities, resource recovery facilities, intermediate processing facilities, and transfer stations; bulk ammonia storage; bulk liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage and bulk liquefied propane gas (LPG storage; bulk storage of chemicals except as accessory to a use permitted by section 19-98; concrete manufacturing plants; paper or pulp mill; hazardous waste disposal; hazardous waste management facilities; petroleum refining; sand or gravel pit; sawmill; and asphalt manufacturing plants. The specific prohibited uses enumerated herein are in addition to any and all other uses which are prohibited in accordance with sections 19-4 and 19-98.

[* Definitions and further regulations relative to the uses that are denoted by an asterisk (*) may be found in section 19-1.]

(Ch. 146, § V, 10-23-00; Ch. 198, § III, 2-19-02)