Okaloosa County BOCC — October 16, 2012 — Exhibit 4

it XHI ow sit _—] , LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Chapter 2 Zoning Regulations [2.12.00 INDUSTRIAL (I-1) | 2.12.01 Purpose: The purpose of the Industrial (I-1) District is to provide areas for industrial activities including the production, manufacture, and distribution of goods and products. 2.12.02 Intent: The I-1 District is intended to implement and put into regulatory effect the “Industrial” future land use category as established in the Comprehensive Plan. 2.12.03 Location/Designation Criteria: Lands to be designated as, or re-zoned to, an I-1 district may be located within or outside the Urban Development Area boundary. Industrial districts are allowed only in the “Industrial” future land use category. 2.12.04 Permitted Uses: The following uses are permitted as of right in an |-1 district. All other uses are prohibited. Gs 1. Public or private industrial or commerce parks. 2A facsturing—r archand-di 1 it. iat = —ARY igs ip : thy vay bis n_be—and will-bs dusted. ithout ths f any machi i: ses—or_other P yf 3 PP arical lectricaldevi th high. be operated effectively without: P Pt > thy reation—of noi. hich: udible-to_the_nermal human utside the—b: Yee y of-th rty-on-which the facility is located_and property ¥ 7 b—the-emission_of dust, fumes,oders,_refi pnatters_smioke- 2 hich rt blot tanding_beyend-the bounds-of th: ig-vey preperty-on-which the facility is lecatedand the-discharge—of-untreated_industrial o ither_inte_the-atmosshert te bli ge P Pi ig i = provi i d-side-yar raaintai land: d |-system+provided_that_all front ide-yardsb tained ped pace-and-that the visibl js shall-be-maintained i v el Juttered-manner P Pi PI Juding-buildings—walls_and buildi which-shall-b tructed-of tty. ig SS; 7 ¥ iS pe ve 2. Building materials sales yards, contractors’ equipment yards and junk yards are permitted provided that the requirements of Chapter 9 of this regulation are complied with; and a minimum of two (2) acres of property is required. 3. Terminals for petroleum products. 4. Public utility structures. 5. Schools, public and private. 6. Radio, television and communication towers and antennas. 7. Municipal solid waste transfer stations and recycling facilities. 8. Construction and demolition (C & D) landfills. 2-29 LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Chapter 2 Zoning Regulations 9. Specific permitted uses are listed in the North American Industry Classification System, U.S. Census Bureau, 2002, 2012 under the following code classifications: a. Code 21. Mining (except within industrial or commerce parks). b. Code 22: Utilities. c. Codes 31-33: Manufacturing. d. Code 42: Wholesale Trade. e. Codes 48-49: Transportation and Warehousing. f. Code 51: Information g. Code 5324: Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing. h. Code 5417: Scientific Research and Development Services. i—_Gedes 5644, 5642: Administrati nd facilities support servi i, Code 6115: Technical and Trade Schools. j, Code 8113: Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance. k. Code 92: Public Administrati |. Planned, mixed-use business parks or “flex parks” which may include a mix of industry and businesses. m. Water or wastewater treatment facilities. n. Utilities such as power lines, water mains, sewer mains, lift stations, water supply wells and tanks, and other similar facilities necessary for the delivery of utilities services. 0. Off-site signs (billboards). 11. Residential uses with a residential density of 10 dwelling units per acre or less inside the urban development area or 4 dwelling units per acre or less outside the urban development area and only when used to ene workforce Jo ra to or in conjunction with a cies industrial use. 2.12.05 Special Exceptions: The following uses may be allowed by the granting of a special exception by the Board of Adjustment. Uses which, in the opinion of the Planning Official, are similar in nature to other uses allowed as permitted uses. LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Chapter 2 Zoning Regulations 2.12.06 Bulk Regulations: Maximum impervious surface coverage shall be no greater than 85% and maximum floor area ratio (FAR) shall be no greater than 0.75. Maximum building height shall be no greater than 100 feet. See Sections 2.19.00 and 3.09.00 for possible additional requirements.