Within an industrial context, the USDM defines the development
as areas for businesses thathave potential to create adverse visual
or other impacts to adjoining public and residentialproperties.
Uses include light industries such as warehousing and distribution
with supportcommercial services and ancillary office space. This
context however, does not include heavy
industry zones, since such land uses may require wider ROWs,
wider travel lanes and inparticular special types / capacities of
utilities. Heavy industry zones will be treated on a case-by-case
basis. Nevertheless, it is expected that trucks will make up a
larger proportion ofvehicles in the industrial context.
3.F Utilit y Reservation Widths Summary Table
The user should refer to the UCDM for utility corridor width
requirements for other utilities asspecified in PART 8: IRRIGATION
SERVICE CORRIDOR, 1 Utility Corridors Utility CorridorDesign Manual
(UCDM).
