The employment district is intended to enhance the city’s economic base by providing suitable areas to support the employment needs of the community. The employment district provides for the location of manufacturing, product processing, research and development facilities, assembly, warehousing, distribution, contractor’s yards, professional services, corporate headquarters, medical facilities and complementary educational and recreational uses which are not detrimental to the employment district. Limited retail, business and support services that serve the needs of the employment district tenants and patrons are allowed. The employment district is intended to have limited nuisance factors and hazards. (Ord. 1160 § 6, 2009; Ord. 707 § 1, 1996).