§ 260-17
Storage uses
[Amended 12-19-2023 by Ord. No. 2023-12; 10-3-2025 by Ord. No. 2025-15]
- A. Commercial storage of sand, gravel, and road salt; including the processing of these materials.
- B. Includes any short-term storage of scrap or salvage material, including parts and mechanical equipment, which are no longer usable.
- C. Includes any material, which is potentially flammable or explosive.
- (1) ** The issuance of a special use permit shall be dependent on the placement of suitable protection of surrounding areas and suitable preventive measures taken for storage.
- D. Includes self-storage and other facilities, which allow storage of goods, products or equipment for the retail consumer located within an enclosed interior structure.
- E. Includes self-storage and other facilities, which allow storage of goods, products or equipment for the retail consumer located on the exterior space of the parcel.
- F. Wholesale storage of goods and products for the commercial consumer. This does not include flammable or explosive material. (See use § 260-17C.)
- G. Reclamation facility, indoor.
- H. Recycling facility, indoor.
- I. Temporary storage structures including but not limited to: truck bodies, container boxes, and plastic, fabric, metal, or wood-sheathed structures without plumbing and electricity.
- J. Temporary accessory storage structures, such as PODS, shall be permitted for a period of not more than 180 consecutive days. Longer durations may be permitted only in association with an active building permit that necessitates said storage.
Editor's Note: The Table of Uses is included as an attachment to this chapter.