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B. Application of Zoning Standards to Baker White Businesses. <br />The e-cigarette store is a permitted enclosed retail use. <br />The use of the adjacent unit by Baker White is less clear. If they are merely using <br />it as company headquarters, then it would likely be a permitted office use. If they are <br />using it as a clean room and laboratory to manufacture and wholesale e-liquid, then it is <br />not a permitted use. More facts are needed, specifically whether the clean room and <br />laboratory are located in this facility, whether the wholesale operation occurs in the <br />building, and what other specific business activities are being conducted in the unit. <br />The proposed use of the third unit for the manufacture of "tasting sticks" does not <br />appear to be a permitted use. This use is likely best classified as light manufacturing, <br />which the Zoning Code defines as meaning "the processing and fabrication of certain <br />materials and products where no process involved will produce noise, vibrations, air <br />pollution, fire hazard or noxious emissions which will disturb or endanger neighboring <br />properties." Light manufacturing is not a permitted primary, conditional, or accessory <br />use in the H-1 Highway 10 Business District. Notably, light manufacturing is also likely <br />the best way to classify the production of e-liquids in the clean room and laboratory <br />described on the Baker White website. <br />Further, even if the "tasting stick" operation could somehow be classified as an <br />accessory use to their other primary uses, the Zoning Code requires accessory <br />commercial buildings or structures to occupy no less than 30% of the gross floor space of <br />the principal use. It is unclear whether the proposed 1,600 sq. foot facility would fall <br />within these guidelines, as the total floor space of the principal use would need to exceed <br />5,300 sq. ft. <br />CONCLUSION <br />There is a lot of information that will be needed to fully analyze whether the <br />existing and proposed uses by Baker White are in conformity with the zoning code. <br />Based upon the information we have reviewed, it does not appear that the proposed <br />"tasting stick" manufacturing use is permitted, either as a principal, conditional, or <br />accessory use, within the H-1 Highway 10 Business District. There are also questions as <br />to whether Baker White's current use of the property adjacent to the e-cigarette store is <br />permitted in the zoning district. If they are engaging in wholesale or light manufacturing, <br />such are not be permitted. <br />KKM: 284882 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />
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