26-2-2 Application of the construction debris overlay zone
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(1) The Construction Debris Overlay (CDO) zone is a zoning district that fits over an existing zoning district. It identifies the operation and location of a construction debris disposal facility.
(2) A CDO may be located in any MU-40, A20, M-D, or M-G zoning district. The zone modifies the underlying zoning district to protect construction debris facilities and allow only those uses that can be permitted on the site during operation and post closure of the facility.
(3) The regulations of uses in this chapter shall supersede those conflicting of the underlying zone.
(4) An application for a CDO shall comply with the requirements of Chapter 3 of this land use ordinance. (Ord.2005-30, 11/22/05)
26-2-1 Purpose of the construction debris overlay zone (CDO) · 26-2-3 Materials allowed