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<br />couN"I'V OF RAMSEY
<br />CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON
<br />AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
<br />CERTAIN SECTIONS OFCHAPl'ER VI
<br />OF THE NEW BRIGHTON ZONING
<br />ORDINANCE. REGARDING INDUSTRIAL
<br />ZONING DISTRICTS
<br />THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
<br />NEW BRIGHTON DOES ORDAIN AS
<br />FOLLOWS: " ,
<br />Section 1. Section 6-030. of the Zoning Cod~
<br />Of the City 01 New Brighton, IS hereby
<br />amended to read as follows:
<br />SECTION' 6.030. PERMITTED USES, 1.1
<br />DISTRICT.
<br />a, Any use permitted in the business district,
<br />except residential use.
<br />b. Wholesale and warehousing~
<br />'ermiRsl vr lara.
<br />c, Laboratories f.or research and quality
<br />control in the, physical sciences.
<br />d., Public and public utility uses.
<br />e., The manufacturing, assembly and/or
<br />processing of the following:
<br />1, Beverage processing and bottling.
<br />2, Business machines, such as type"
<br />writers accounting machines, calculators,
<br />computers, and card counting equipment. .
<br />3. Cameras and other photographic
<br />equipment except film.
<br />4. Canvas and canvas products.
<br />5. Ceramic products, such as pottery
<br />and small glazed tile.
<br />6. Cosmetics and toiletries.
<br />7. Electric appliances, such as lighti~g
<br />fixtures, irons, fans, toasters, and electriC
<br />toys.
<br />8. Electric equipment-assembly, such as
<br />home radio and television receivers and home
<br />movie equipment, but not electric power
<br />substations or electricity machinery.
<br />9. Electrical supplies, manufacturing and
<br />assembly, such as wire and cable assembly,
<br />switches, lamps, insulation, and dry cell
<br />batteries.
<br />10. Food products, processing ~nd
<br />combining of (except meat and fIS~), baking,
<br />boiling, canning, dehydrating, freezlI19, frying,
<br />grinding, mixing and pressing, (except the
<br />rendering o11ats and oils).
<br />11. Glass products from previously
<br />manufactured glass.
<br />12. Hair, felt,and feather products (except
<br />washing, curing, and dyeing).
<br />13. Hat bodies ofM and wool felt
<br />14: Ink mixing and packaging and inked
<br />ribbons
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<br />16. Lu9Qage. ,', . ,',. '.
<br />17. Metal finlslllng,jJlatlng, Qflndang,
<br />. sharpening, polishing, cleaning, rust-PfQOfing,
<br />and heat treatment. '.' ,
<br />18. Metal stamping and extrusIOn c:'fsmall
<br />products such as, costume jewelry, pans and
<br />needles, razor blades, bottle caps, buttons,
<br />and kitchen utensils.
<br />19. Musical instruments. .
<br />20. Orthopedic and medical appliances.
<br />such asartiliclalllmbs.
<br />'. 21. Paper products, such as tableware,
<br />phonograph records, and buttons.
<br />" 22, Plasticproclucts, such as tableware.
<br />phonographteoordS, and 'buttons:
<br />23. Printing,
<br />24, Rubber products, small and synthetlo
<br />treated fabrics (eltcludlng an rubber and
<br />synthetic processing) sucha~ washers,
<br />gloves,footwear, bathing caps" and
<br />atorrllters. , .
<br />25.' Silverware, plate; and sterling.
<br />26. Soap and detergents, packaging only.
<br />27. Sporting and athletic equipment, such
<br />as baliS, baskets, cues, gloves, bats.
<br />racquets, and rods. .
<br />28. Statuary, mannequins, figuranes, ~nd
<br />religious and ohurch art goods, excludang
<br />foundry .operatIons.
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<br />-----so. TOOlS and hard...... liilti aa bolts;~
<br />nuts and'screws, door lmoIJl., drllll, hand
<br />tools and cutlery, hlngel, house hardware,
<br />locks, nonferrous castings, and plumbing
<br />appliances.
<br />31. Toys.
<br />32. Upholstering (bulk) Including mattress
<br />manufacturing, rebuilding, and renovating.
<br />33. Vehicles, children's such as bicycles,
<br />scooters, wagons; and baby carriages.
<br />34. Wood prOduots, such as furniture,
<br />boxes, crates, baskets. and pencils and
<br />cooparage works.
<br />35. Vaults, caskets, and burial vaults,
<br />Section 2. SectIon8.Q40 of the ZOning Code
<br />of the City Of New Brighton, Is hereby
<br />amended to read as folloWll:
<br />SECTION 8-040. PERMITTED
<br />ACCESSORY USES, 1.1 DISTRICT,
<br />a. Restaurants', lunoh counters, confec-
<br />tioneries to serve the employees of the
<br />district.
<br />b. , One dwelling for watchmen.
<br />c. Off.street parking and off.street loading as
<br />regulii!t~ uodertht$~rdl!l@!lCll, ___ _ _" __
<br />d. Other uses which ere definitely necessary
<br />--for theaucoessfut operatIM<lf ttIe ,'~
<br />uses of this district.
<br />Sllctlon 3. Section 6-050 of the Zoning Code
<br />of the City of New Brighton, IS hereby
<br />amended to read as follows:
<br />SECTION '6-050. USES BY SPECIAL
<br />PERMIT, 1.1 DISTRICT
<br />a. The City Council maY.permlt any use in
<br />induStrial districts (except residential uses) by
<br />means of a Special Use Permit if such use
<br />meets the standards in Section 8.130.
<br />However, any use that Is allowed within the 1-
<br />2, Heavy Industrial DlstriCt,or by the nature or
<br />the use is, Heavy Industrial, shall not ,be
<br />considered as a use permitted by Special Use
<br />Permit.
<br />SecltIon 4. Section 6.130 of the Zoning Code
<br />of the City of new Brighton, is hereby
<br />amended to read as follows:
<br />SECTION 8.130. PERMITTED USES, 1,2
<br />DISTRICT,
<br />a. Any use permitted In the 1.1 district.
<br />b. The manufacturing, assembly, and/or
<br />processing of the following:
<br />i . ~ircraft, small assembly. storage and
<br />restoration.
<br />2. Automobiles, trucks, and trailers.
<br />3. Building materials, miscellaneous,
<br />such as prefabricated houses, composition
<br />wall boards" partitions, and panels.
<br />4. Chemicals, not Involving noxious
<br />odors or dangers from fire or explosives, such
<br />as adhesives, bleaching products. calcimine,
<br />dye stuffs (except aniline dyes), essential oils,
<br />plaster of paris" and vegetable gelatin, glue
<br />and size. '
<br />5. Clay produc,ts, structural, such as
<br />brick. fire brick. tile, and pipe.
<br />6. Food products, manufacturing Of basic
<br />products, cider and vinegar, coffee, glucose
<br />and -dextrin, maple sugar, milk. butter and
<br />cheese, molasses and Syrups, oleomargarine,
<br />pickles, rice, sauerkraut, oils. sugar and
<br />yeast.
<br />7. Glass manufacturing and large glass
<br />products. such as structural and plate glass.
<br />8. Hair, felt and feathers, bul,k
<br />processing, washing. curing, and dyeing.
<br />9. Ink from primary raw materials,
<br />including colors and pigment.
<br />10. Leather and fur tannlng,curlng,
<br />finishing and dyeing.
<br />11. Machinery, heavy manufacturing and
<br />repair Including electrical. construction,
<br />mining, and agricultural.
<br />12. Machinery, mllll._S light and
<br />electrical .....In.......... as washing
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<br />1fI.01l....." _""s, refrigerators, air
<br />II. 'T '..._ oDmmetcial motion picture
<br />equipment' . ~ ' ,
<br />, 13. Meat and fish products, packing and
<br />piocessitig of, but not including slaughtering.
<br />14:" alloys and foil.
<br />15. Metal and metal prodUcts, fabrication,
<br />assembly, treatment, and ptotessing.
<br />16. Metal casting and foundry products,
<br />heavy, including ornamental iron work, but not
<br />inCluding magnesium foundries.
<br />17: Metals, precious and rare-reduction,
<br />smelting and refining.
<br />18. Paper products. bulk, such as
<br />shipping containers, and pulp goods, pressed
<br />or mcolded (including paper mache), carbon
<br />paper and coated paper steocils.
<br />19. Porcelain products$uch as bathroom
<br />, and kitchen equipment. .
<br />20. Wood and wood products, assembly,
<br />treatment, and processing.
<br />Seelloti 5. Section 6-140 of the Zoning Code
<br />of the Olty of Ney{' $rlghton, is hereby
<br />amended to read as follows:
<br />SECTI,ON 6.140. USES BY SPECIAL
<br />PERMIT,I-2 DISTt:lICT, , . ;
<br />a. 't'~'i. rflulaliuR& fer'Wii8,:,liy Sfi&liialliir~Jt
<br />8ra 'tt:.a "RliRi' &8. l~i ra,-,klirll'f'liF11& iR tl=l9 to 1 -
<br />~. Truck terminals.
<br />b. Truck and trailer repair. " ,'i
<br />c. Truck and trailer sales. ,.
<br />:d.'1"hMiG~:C6Ul1dil'maypermit any use in '.
<br />i."in...lelidl8ltlcts. (eJllMPt:J'eSidential uses) I:fjfll
<br />means of a Special Use Permit if such ~elil
<br />meets the standards in Section 8- 1 30.
<br />Seello" 8. ThIS Ordinance shall take eff'ect
<br />on the day following its publl~tion, ,,' '.'
<br />ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of.l
<br />New Brighton this 23rd day Qf February. 1999.
<br />ATTEST:
<br />/s/ Robert Benke
<br />Mayor
<br />ATTEST:
<br />/s/ Matthew S. Fulton
<br />, City Mana$ler
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<br />(Bulletin: March 3, 1999)
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