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um Required Site Volume Land Use I r~rlmary, Primary 1, Primary Overlay, and Secondary Areas Primary II Areas Servi Flex Distri 7.0 2.0 tlustrial use is considered to be any use which involves the assembly, production or manufacture of floods or materials. The intensity or impacts of industrial use depends on the nature of the specific activity. For example, electronics assembly would be considered an industrial use, but would have little potential for pollution, high water use qr other Impacts; Which ere often uerceived as 6eine asenr_iamA w:~ti :.,.~..~..;~~ ~...~..:... 2.4 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Noise Levels: v ~prazwn: r~u rvuu~wn: 2. Each comprehensive site development plan must be accompanied by either: k...~:~~.~~~~...t.~`.:.,~ .::~<;..«.N.:~.;~.T.~,r_~.:.;~¢ • A written determination from the staff of Environmental Management Commission that an air quality permit is not required; or . • If an air quality permit is required, a complete copy of the permit, including all conditions for reporting .,..a .___:.____ Electromagnetic Interterence: 1. No use, activity ar process shall be conducted which produces electric and/or magnetic fields which adversely affect public health, safety,. and general welfare. This standard includes, but is not limited to: • Any use, activity or process which interferes with any operation or equipment; and • Any use, activity or process which interteres with radio, television, and/or telephone reception, be and the boundaries of the lot on which the activit is conducted. 2. All establishments conducting uses, activities or processes that generate electric and/or magnetic fields are expected to comply with applicable Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations. Copies of all required FCC permits, including conditions for reporting and monitoring, must be submitted with the comprehensive site development elan. Hazardous Materials: 1, Each permitted use, special use, and accessory use is required to comply with all applicable federal, state, and local rules and regulations governing the storage, use, and disposal of hazardous materials. 2. Each comprehensive site development plan must be accompanied by a Hazardous Materials Management Plan (HMMP) consisting of the following: • A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).which lists the speck hazardous substance that a facility is handling and details its known health impacts, physical properties, and appropriate protective measures. A separate MSDS form must be submitted for each hazardous substance handled. • A Tier Two form which indicates the precise location and quantity of hazardous materials within a plant or place of business. • Buildin and site lans which indicate the recise location and uantit of hazardous materials. 3. An Environmental Assessment will be required for any use or facility which qualifies as a small or large generator of hazardous waste as defined by the N.C. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Rpcniirrwc