East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-29

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ordinance No. 1875, passed April
/, 1922, which Section 3-5 as
.mended by Ordinance No. 1896,
'assed November 6, 1910, reads as
ollows:
"SECTION 3-5:
Class US uses: QndustriaD
% Storage in bulk of, or ware
house for, such material as
building material, cord wood
or kindling, feed, fertilizer,
metals, any similar use pro-
vided such use is not noxious
or offensive by reason of
the emission of odor, dust,
smoke, gas or noise. Shoddy
manufacture. Textile fabric
manufacture. Wood scour-
ing.
(2) Carpet cleaning, dyeing.
Steam laundry.
(3) Cold storage plant. Cream
cry. Ice manufacture. Milk
bottling or central distribut-
ing station.
(4) Canning or preserving fac
tory. Starch, glucose or dex-
trine manufacture. Sugar
refining. Tobacco (chewing)
manufacture. Yeast manu-
facture. Sausage manufac-
ture.
(5) Blacksmith, horse-shoeing
or wagon shop. Carriage or
wagon parts manufacture.
stable or wagon shed for
more than five horses or
wagons.
(6) Cotton machinery manufac-
ture. Cutlery or tools manu-
facture. Electrical machinery
manufacture. Brass, bronze,
or aluminium foundry. Man
ufacture or industrial opera
tion of any kind, other than
class U6 or Ut where
mechanical power in excess
of 3 HIP. is employed in the
operation of any machine.
Manufacture of adding ma
chimes, cash registers, type
writer's, bicycles, motor We
hicles or air-planes. Rasp or
file factory. Stamping, dye
ing, shearing or punching
metal greater than l I16 inch
in thickness. Street car re-
pair shop. Wire products
manufacture.
CD Assaying (other than gold
or silver). Bronze powder
manufacture. Carbon bat
terry or electric lamp manu-
facture. Chemicals manufac-
ture, other than chemicals
included in other classes.
(8) Celluloid and similar cellu-
lose material manufacture.
Rubber manufacture from
crude or scrap material.
~ Basket material factory.
Furniture factory.
,1O) Cement products manufac-
ture. Stone cutting. Stone
quarry. Rock crushing.
III Dyes manufacture. Enamel !
ing (other than jewelry). |
Japanning. Oil cloth or limo |
leum manufacture. Enamel,
japan, lacquer, oil paint, !
shellac, turpentine or var |
nish manufacture. Oil COM
pounding or barreling. Print
ing ink manufacture"
and the same is hereby amended .
read as follows:
SECTION 3-5:
Class Us uses: (IndustriaD
% Storage in bulk of, or ware
house for, such material as
building material, cord wood
or kindling, feed, fertilizer,
metals, any similar use pro-
vided such use is not noxious
or offensive by reason of
the emission of odor, dust,
smoke, gas or noise. Shoddy
manufacture. Textile fabric
manufacture. Wood scour-
ing.
(2) Carpet cleaning, dyeing.
Steam laundry.
90 Cold storage plant. Cream
cry. Ice manufacture.
t4) Canning or preserving fac
tory. Starch, glucose or dex-
trine manufacture. Sugar re-
filming. Tobacco (chewing)
manufacture. Yeast manu-
facture. Sausage manufac-
ture.
(5) Blacksmith, horse-shoeing
or wagon shop. Carriage or
wagon parts manufacture.
Stable or wagon shed for
more than five horses or
wagons.
(6) Cotton machinery manufac-
ture. Cutlery or tools manu-
facture. Electrical machin-
cry manufacture. Brass,
bronze, or aluminium foun-
dry. Manufacture or indus
trial operation of any kind,
other than a class U6 or Ut
where mechanical power in
excess of 3 HIP. is employed
in the operation of any ma
chine. Manufacture of add
ing machines, cash registers,
typewriters, bicycles, motor
vehicles or air-planes. Rasp
or file factory. Stamping,
dyeing, shearing or punch
ing metal greater than 1i16
inch in thickness. Street car
repair shop. Wire products
manufacture. !