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land uses can be provided to protect the health, safety and values of neighboring properties. ~ (a) Proposed Uses: All uses which fit within the above definition. (b) Special Exceptions: None. (c) Restrictions: Minimum lot size of ten (10) acres. All the uses under 1-3 shall have a minimum fence of five (5) feet, (m:>nitored gates not required) surrounding the actual use. All outside storage shall be fenced and secured separately, and any business that stores, creates, or uses any types of hazardous materials requiring evacuation in the event of an accident (as set by State Hazardous Waste Standards) shall be fenced and secured. (See also Table 3, 3c and Parking Table 4b.) XIII. 1-4 SPErIAL INDUSTRIAL This district is designed to be used for hazardous industrial uses which should be located in areas where extensive buffering and special access can be provided and would be required to protect, not only inmediately adjacent land uses, but also the community in general. (a) Representative Uses: All uses which would fall under the above definition. For example, laboratories that use gene-splicing techniques, industries using or manufacturing nuclear materials, excepting limited uses by medical facilities. (b) Special Exceptions: None. ",- (c) Restrictions: No use to be conducted within one thousand (1,000) feet fran any area zoned Flcx:x'J Plain, Agricultural, Residential, or Business Use. The use areas must be secured by fence no less than five (5) feet in height and surrounding the entire use area with rocnitored gates at all access points. All outside storage shall be fenced. All state standards shall be rret regarding air, water, noise and other waste pollution. (See Table 3, 3c, and Parking Table 4b.) (d) Building height regulations, lot area, frontage, setbacks, and yard requirements. Also see Section 3 and Table 2c. 23 ~