515 Kalamazoo Ave Marshall, MI 49068-1718
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I-2 General Industrial District 3.1.13 A. INTENT The I -2 General Industrial district is intended to accommodate the city’s most intensive industrial, manufacturing, and distribution activities in a manner compatible with surrounding uses. The further intent of this subchapter is to provide for large scale or specialized industrial operations, and the manufa…
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I-2 · Marshall, MII-2 General Industrial District 3.1.13 A. INTENT The I -2 General Industrial district is intended to accommodate the city’s most intensive industrial, manufacturing, and distribution activities in a manner compatible with surrounding uses. The further intent of this subchapter is to provide for large scale or specialized industrial operations, and the manufacturing, processing and compounding of semi -finished or finished products from raw or previously prepared materials. Limitations upon the degree of noise, smoke, glare, waste and other features of industrial operations have been provided to avoid adverse impacts on the community . User Note: For uses listed in bold blue, refer to Article 4, or click on use, for use-specific standards B. PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES i. Light manufacturing and equipment servicing ii. Assembly and packaging of products iii. Compounding, manufacturing, and processing or treatment of materials or products, when not adjacent to a residential district § 4.45 iv. Packaging of previously prepared goods and materials § 4.36 v. Laboratories for research and testing, and experimental product development facilities § 4.35 vi. Warehousing and wholesaling (indoor) § 4.37 vii. Machine shops § 4.38 viii. Printing, lithographic, blueprinting, and similar processes § 4.39 ix. Assembly, fabrication, manufacture, packaging, or treatment of goods § 4.46 x. Convenience stores xi. Facilities for on and off -premise dry cleaning, laundry, and industrial laundry pickup stations. xii. Utility services and municipal uses such as water treatment plants, reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, public utility structures, substations, telephone exchange buildings, electric transformer stations and substations, gas regulator stations, and public works maintenance facilities (excluding outdoor storage) xiii. Recycling collection facilities § 4.52.2 xiv. Recycling processing facilities § 4.52.3 xv. Wireless communication facilities § 4.47 xvi. Small solar energy systems § 4.53.1 xvii. Medium solar energy systems § 4.53.2 B. PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES (continued) xviii.Electric vehicle charging stations, level 1, 2 & 3 § 4.50 xix. Retail establishments, banks, and convenience stores meant to serve users of the industrial park § 4.20.4 xx. Mobile food vending § 4.51 xxi. Parks xxii. Accessory restaurants, cafeteria facilities, medical facilities, health clubs , and recreational facilities § 4.40 xxiii. Accessory structures and uses customarily incidental to the above permitted uses § 4.15 xxiv.
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