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I Manufacture of light sheet metal products including heating and ventilation equipment. J Manufacture and/or processing of agricultural products including but not limited to ethanol plants and mills. K Truck and freight terminals. L Commercial mining,quarries, sand and gravel pits and accessory uses. M Storage of trucks,tractors, and trailers engaged in the transportation of explosives. N Race tracks, drag strips and similar uses and associated accessory uses. O Wind Energy devices. P Community sewage disposal facilities. Q Sanitary landfill siting or expansion conducted in a manner and method approved by the County Board of Supervisors, provided said landfill is not closer than 1,000 feet to a municipal well and/or one mile to any village or city limits or any subdivision, addition or residence platted as of the effective date of this resolution, see Section 6.04 of the Supplemental Regulations. R Lawn and Garden Nurseries. S Commercial Kennels and facilities for the raising, breeding and boarding of dogs and other small animals, including exotic, non-farm and non-domestic animals, provided that all buildings and facilities be at least 100 feet from the property line and 300 feet from any neighboring residence. T The spreading, stockpiling, or composting of dead livestock, sludge, by-products from manufacturing or any processing plant, and/or paunch manure on agricultural land by municipalities or operations inside or outside of the County. U The application of livestock manure in Hall County by operations located outside the County. ✓ Class Ill, and IV Livestock Feeding Operations, subject to the license requirements, waste disposal requirements and recommendations of the State of Nebraska and the Land Use specifications in the Hall County Comprehensive Plan. 4.02.04 Standards for Livestock Feeding Operations 1. The following setbacks and design standards are the minimum sanitation and odor practices for Hall County. In addition, the Hall County Board of Supervisors, when considering the health, safety, and general welfare of the public, may impose more restrictive requirements. These requirements should consider such things as: • property values, • dust, • lighting, • waste disposal and • Dead livestock. 3. A Conditional Use Permit may be approved after public notice has been given and public hearing is conducted as required by law. 4. Agricultural Operations of 1,000 A.U. and under are considered a farm as defined in these Regulations and do not require a Conditional Use Permit 5. All existing LFO's that have been granted a conditional use permit may expand within their designated level; except for the 20,000 and above which requires a new Conditional Use Permit for each expansion beyond 20,000 A.U.'s, as outlined in Table 1, without applying for another conditional use permit. All new LFO's and those expanding to the next level shall require a Conditional Use Permit and shall be located no less than at a distance from non-farm residences or other residences not on an owner's property in any affected Zoning District as hereafter described: A. Livestock Feeding Operations(LFO)will be categorized either as Environmentally Controlled Housing(ECH)Operations or Open Lot Operations. LFOs having more than one type of feeding operation at one location shall be categorized according to the operation which constitutes the majority of the total operation. Each operation type shall be classified in one of four levels according to total number of animal units (A.U.) in the operation at any one time. Levels will include: Class I Facility=3010-1,000 animal units; Class II Facility= 1,001-5,000 animal units; Class III Facility=5,001-20,000 animal units; and Class IV Facility=20,001 or more animal units.