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<br />Code Considerations: <br /> <br />Other Considerations: <br /> <br />SlalT l;se (lllly: <br />Approved: <br />Denied: <br />Tahled: <br />7. Attachments submitted by Mr. Misenheimer <br />8. Minutes from the Feb. 17th, 2005 P&Z meeting <br />9. Minutes from the Mar. 17th, 2005 P&Z meeting <br />10. Minutes from the April 21 st, 2005 P&Z meeting <br />(To be provided as soon as possible.) <br /> <br />The GI zone permits both large and small scale <br />industriaVoffice development, its primary purpose is to <br />provide a location for large scale development. It is <br />designed to permit a very wide variety of industrial uses <br />which may occur both indoors and outdoors, including <br />certain land uses which are permitted in no other zoning <br />district because of their potential to create nuisances for <br />adjoining properties. <br /> <br />The district is intended to provide a location for both light <br />and heavy industrial uses in a zoning district in which the <br />potential for nuisance complaints from nearby properties is <br />minimized. Certain land uses such as extraction, airports, <br />and racetracks will be permitted only upon issuance of a <br />conditional use permit. General Industrial zones are <br />compatible neighbors with both light industrial and general <br />commercial zones. Care should be taken to site this zone on <br />major roadways or near other forms of transportation. <br /> <br />The property is located on a major thoroughfare where <br />industrial uses are intended to be. The property is <br />surrounded by limited commercial zoning along Hwy <br />24/27. The developer has offered a list of approved uses for <br />the development. The approved list of uses is conducive to <br />a septic system and reduces the intensity of the proposed <br />uses. These uses would be appropriate near Limited <br />Commercial development. The proposed zoning would <br />require any development of an industrial nature that would <br />take place on the property would require a 70 foot buffer on <br />the rear of the property because it is adjacent to a <br />residential zoning. The developer has offered 100 feet of <br />buffer on the rear of the site, with 70 foot buffering along <br />the sides. The developer will also be subject to the <br />Thoroughfare Overlay Zone. The Midland Area Plan calls <br />for this property to remain Commercial in nature. Staff <br />feels that these proposed uses in combination with the <br />submitted site plan and additional buffering in the rear <br /> <br />G--5 <br />