4270 Mcever Industrial NW Dr Acworth, GA 30101-3770
73-5.11 HI, Heavy Industrial 1. Purpose and Intent. The HI district is intended to provide suitable areas for major manufacturing processing, warehousing and research facilities which require open storage and large amounts of land. Typical heavy industrial uses include manufacturing, chemical manufacturing and storage, petrochemical refining and storage, min…
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HI · Acworth, GA73-5.11 HI, Heavy Industrial 1. Purpose and Intent. The HI district is intended to provide suitable areas for major manufacturing processing, warehousing and research facilities which require open storage and large amounts of land. Typical heavy industrial uses include manufacturing, chemical manufacturing and storage, petrochemical refining and storage, mining and other land uses that may affect the environment. These districts should have access to major streets and utilities and discourage uses which are incompatible. When located on the perimeter of an industrial node, the HI district should provide for uses that are lower in intensity and scale to ensure compatibility with adjacent properties. 2. Uses Permitted by Right. 1. Administration & distribution offices. 2. Ambulance services. 3. Bus, rail and transit stations for passenger service with minimal freight. 4. Commercial recreational facilities, indoor. 5. Commercial recreational facilities, outdoor. 6. Community fairs 7. Construction contractors’ storage space. 8. Exterminating facilities. 9. Farm and garden supply stores, including nurseries and greenhouses 10. Farmers markets. 11. Financial services including banks, credit unions, brokerage, and investment services. 12. Fuel and ice dealers. 13. Funeral homes 14. Industrial/warehouse parks. 15. Manufacturing establishments, heavy. 16. Mini warehouses and self-storage facilities. 17. Newspaper publishing facilities. 18. Parking lots and garages. 19. Printing services. 20. Private parks and playgrounds. 21. Radio and television studio facilities. 22. Research laboratories including medical and dental labs. 23. Taxi stands and dispatching agencies. 24. Trade shops, including sheet metal, upholstering, plumbing, carpentry, sign painting and other similar activities. 25. Vocational schools. 26. Warehousing, including commercial mini-warehouses. 27. Wholesale trade and distribution facilities, including office showrooms and display areas. 45 City of Acworth Zoning Ordinance Amended July 2, 2026. 3. Uses with Supplemental Regulations. 1. Assembly and fabrication. 2. Automobile maintenance & repair shops. 3. Automobile service stations. 4. Automobile, trailer, and boat sales. 5. Cemeteries, mausoleums, and funeral homes. 6. Dry cleaning plants. 7. Manufacturing establishments, light 8. Outdoor storage facilities, excluding junk and salvage yards. 9. Places of assembly (religious institutions, neighborhood recreation centers and swimming pools, or non-commercial club houses and lodges) 10. Outdoor display of products 4.
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