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Z ONING § 25-1-5 “Land use” means use of land, building use and use of any building. “Livestock” means all animals generally associated with farming, which are raised or kept for food and other agricultural purposes. Such animals include horses, cattle, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry and swine. “Livestock production” means a distinct agricultural operation or establishment which keeps, feeds, or raises livestock for commercial purposes and as a principal land use. These include piggeries, dairies, dairy and beef cattle ranching, feedlots, chicken, turkey and other poultry farms, rabbit farms, apiaries and aviaries. “Lodge” means a building or group of buildings, under single management, containing transient lodging accommodations without individual kitchen facilities, and no more than forty guest rooms or suites, and generally located in agricultural, rural or other less populated areas. “Lot” means a building site or a parcel of land shown as a unit on an approved subdivision map, or a survey map. “Lot line” means any boundary of a building site or property line, and includes: (A) “Interior lot line” which is any lot line other than the street frontage. (B) “Rear lot line” which is the lot line that is generally opposite the street frontage. “Lot width” means that figure obtained by dividing the total area of a building site by the maximum depth of the building site measured in the general direction of the side lines. “Main building” means a building in which is conducted a principal or main use on the building site on which it is situated. “Manufacturing, processing and packaging, general” means activities which are the main purpose of establishments primarily involved in the manufacture, processing, assembly, fabrication, refinement, alteration and/or other end products suitable for sale or trade. General manufacturing, processing and packaging establishments are those involving significant mechanical and chemical processes, large amounts of metal transfer, or extended shift operations. Typical activities include, but are not limited to: paper and textile milling; wood millwork and the production of prefabricated structural wood products; the manufacture of soaps and detergents; rubber processing and the manufacture of rubber products; the production of plastics and other synthetic materials; primary metals processes; the manufacture of vehicles; machinery and fabricated metal products; electroplating; cement making and the production of concrete; gypsum and related products; the production of chemical products; perfumes and pharmaceuticals; and the production of paving and roofing materials. General manufacturing does not include those activities associated with petroleum processing; the manufacture of explosives and toxic chemicals; waste disposal and processing; and/or the processing of salvage, scrap and junk materials. 25-9