HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD-19-97 Amend Title 17 Recycling FacilitiesORDINANCE NO. 19-
97 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ORANGE AMENDING TITLE 17 OF
THE ORANGE MUNICIPAL
CODE.AMENDMENT
3-96 CITY
OF ORANGE WHEREAS, the Planning Commission heretofore has held a duly
advertised public hearing on the hereinafter described amendment to the Orange Municipal Code
and has recommended to the City Council, by Resolution No. PC 1-97,
approval thereof; and NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Orange does
ordain as
follows:SECTION I:Title 17 of the Orange Municipal Code shall be amended as specified
in Exhibit "A"which
is attached
hereto.SECTION II:A summary of this Ordinance shall be published and a certified copy of the
full text of this Ordinance shall be posted in the Office of the City Clerk at least five (5) days
prior to the City Council meeting at which this Ordinance is to be adopted. A summary
of this Ordinance shall also be published once within fifteen (15) days after this Ordinance's
passage in a newspaper of general circulation, published, and circulated in the City of
Orange. The City Clerk shall post in the Office of the City Clerk a certified copy of the full text
of such adopted Ordinance along with the names of those City Council members voting for
and against the Ordinance in accordance with Government Code Section 36933. This
Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days from and after the date of
its final passage.Adopted this ~1ril day
of !,;
ppTPmhpr ,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
CITY OF ORANGE )
I, CASSANDRA J. CATHCART, City Ck:rk of the City of Orange, California, do
hereby certifY that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at the regular meeting of the City
Council held on the 9th day of _ September _ , 1997, and thereafter at a regular
meeting of said City Council duly held on the~,,~ day of September , 1997, was
duly passed and adopted by the following vote, to wit:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
COUNCIL MEMBERS: MURPHY. SLATER. COONTZ. SPURGEON
COUNCIL MEMBERS: NONE
COUNCIL MEMBERS: ALVAREZ
COUNCIL MEMBERS: NONE
J4~d-&~
City Clerk of the ~ of Orange
Ord. No. 19-97 2-SSH:
Exhibit A
City Council Ordinance No. 19-
97
c::In this attachment. changes to the current ordinance are indicated as
follows:strikethr{lIlQR text is to be
deleted bold text is to be
added Chapter 17.04
Definitions Inselt in alphabetical
order:17 04.037 OR"
Definitions RECYCLABLE MATERIAL - Recyclable material is reusable material including but
not limited to metals, glass, plastics and paper, which are intended for reuse, re-
manufacture, or reconstitution for the purpose of using the altered form.
Recyclable material does not include refuse or hazardous materials. Recyclable
matE!rial may include used motor oil collected and transported in accordance with
Section 25250.11 and 25143.2 (b) (4) of the California Health and Safety Code.
Ord. 7-89, Prior code 17.04.
190)RECYCLING FACILITY - A recycling facility is a center for the collection and/or
processing of recyclable materials. A certified recycling facility or certified
processor means a recycling facility certified by the California Department of
Conservation as meeting the requirements of the California Beverage Container
Recllcling and Litter Reduction Act of 1986. A recycling facility does not include
storage containers or processing activity located on the premises of a residential,
commercial, or manufacturing use and used solely for the recycling of material
genE!rated by that residential property, business or manufacturer. Recycling
facilities may include the following:
A. Collection Facility - A collection facility is a center for the acceptance by donation,
redemption, or purchase of recyclable materials from the public.Such
facility does not use power-driven processing equipment except as
ilndicated in Section 4, Criteria and Standards. Collection facilities may
iln~lude the following:
1. Reverse Vending Machine(s)
2~.
Small collection facilities which occupy an area of not more than 500 square
feet, and may include:a.
A mobile unit;b.
Bulk reverse vending machines or a grouping of reverse vending machines
occupying more than 50 square feet;c.
Kiosk type units which may Include permanent structures;d.
Unattended containers placed for the donation of recyclable materials.I.
Large collection facilities which may occupy an area of more than 500 square
feet and may Include permanent structures.
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 B. Processing Facility - A processing facility is a building or enclosed space
used for the collection and processing of recyclable materials. Processing
means the preparation of material for efficient shipment, or to an end-user'
s specifications, by such means as baling, briquetting, compaction,
flattening,grinding, crushing, or mechanical sorting, shredding, cleaning, and
re-manufacturing. Processing facilities include the
following:1. A light processing facility occupies an area of under 45,000 square feet
of gross collection, processing and storage area and has up to an average
of two outbound truck shipments per day. Light processing facilities
are limited to baling, briquetting, crushing, compacting, grinding,
shredding,and sorting of source-separated recyclable materials and
repairing of reusable material sufficient to qualify as a certified processing
facility. A light processing facility shall not shred, compact, or bale
ferrous metals other than food and
beverage containers.2. A heavy processing facility is any processing facility other than
a light
processing facility.C. Reverse Vending Machines - A reverse vending machine is an
automated mechanical device which accepts at least one or more types f empty
beverage containers, including but not limited to aluminum cans, glass and
plastic bottled, and issues a cash refund or a redeemable credit slip with a value
not less than the container or redemption value determined by the State.
A reverse vending machine may sort and process containers
mechanically,provided that the entire process is enclosed within the machine. In order
to accept and temporarily store all three container types in a
proportion commensurate with their relative redemption rates, and to meet
the requirements of certification as a recycling facility, multiple grouping
of reverse vending machines may be
necessary.A bulk reverse vending machine is a reverse vending machine that is
larger than 50 square feet; is designed to accept more than one container at a
time,and will pay by weight instead of by
container.D. Mobile Recycling Unit - A mobile recycling unit means an automobile, truck,
trailer, or van, licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles, which is used for
the collection of recyclable materials. A mobile recycling unit also means the
bins, boxes or containers transported by trucks, vans or trailers, and used for
the collection of recyclable materials. (Ord. 7-89, Prior code 17 .04.
190)
Delete:RE::;:~l~NG F^CllITIE:S .\ f3cilily that ic not a junkyare ane in whicR
recever-ablo feE r0 ,c\Jch m: newcpaporc. mngazinoc. booke, and othor papor prod\Jctc;
glae;c.molal cane;; and othor products are recyclod, roprococe;od. and treatod to
roturn cuch I*lGHGlc to a condition in which thoy may again be \Jcod
Exhibit "A". Ordinance No. 19.97
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15 Chapter 17.08 General Administrative
Procedures Change as
follows:Section 17.08030
Applications.A. - B. No change
C. Contents of Applications. Applications shall include the following:
1. - 2. No change 3.
A list of all property owners, including addresses, within 300 feet of the site sUbject
to the application. Tho IiEt mllEt bo vorifiod by a title inEllranco company allthorizod
to do bUEinoE!: inOrangeCounty, California. ,^,pplicationE filed by tho City
are exempt from vorificationE; The person preparing the list must certify that
the list was prepared In accordance with the latest equalized assessment
roll, or more recent records as may be obtained from the County
Assessor or Tax Collector;4. -
6. No Change D. - I.
No change
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 Chapter 17.10 Specific Administrative
Procedures Change as
follows:17.10.030 Conditional Use
Permits.A. - G. No change
H. R:evocation of Conditional Use Permits.
1. A conditional use permit granted in accordance with the terms of this chapter
shall be revoked if:
a. It has not been used in accordance with the terms of approval; or
b. Was obtained under fraud or misinformation. ~
c. The use has ceased to exist fer more than six months.
2. Every approvod conditional uso pORl1it shall become void unless the UGO has
commenced or SUBstantial construction hac be0un within 24 monthc aftor tho
date the conditionaluGll permit was approvod. Extencionc of timo may-
be grantod in accordance with Section 17. gS,
OO(~2:.<hA conditional use permit. . . (no
change)I. Expiration of Conditional Use Permits. Approved conditional use
permits shall become void under the following
circumstances:1. If the use has not commenced, or if substantial construction has not
begun within 24 months after the date the conditional use permit was
approved.However, extensions of time may be granted in accordance with
Section 17.08.
060.1. If the use has ceased to exist for more thanE:ix months two
years.Change as
follows:17 10.040
Variances.A. - F.. No change
G. Hevocation of Variances.
1. No change
2. Every approvod variance shall becomo void unless utilizod 'Nilhin 24 months
aftor the dato tho variance '....as approved. Extonsions of time may be granted in
accordance with Section 17.08.060.
2.<hA variance granted ... (no change)
H. Expiration of Variances. Every approved variance shall become void unless
utilized within 24 months after the date the variance was approved.
Extensions of time may be granted in accordance with Section 17.08.060.
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No 19-97
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15 Change as
follows:j7.10.060 Site Plan
Review.A. - C. No change
D. Minor Site Plan Review.
1. Criteria. ... (no change)
a. - d. No change e.
Remodeling or reuse of an active or idle service station, or conversion of any
portion of a service station to another use as required in Section 17.
30.060.f. -
i. No change 2:. Procedure.
Staff Review Committee. . . (no change)Insert:j7.
10.
085 Mitiqation Monitorinq Proqram.A. Purpose
and Intent. The mitigation monitoring program is a process used to verify that
mitigation measures, adopted in conjunction with project approval to reduce
or avoid significant environmental effects, are carried out during project development
or implementation. The program has been adopted to comply with
the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act.B. When
Mitigation Monitoring is Required. Mitigation monitoring is required on II projects
for which a mitigated negative declaration or environmental impact report has
been prepared.C. Initiation
and Application. There is no formal application process, however fees shall
be paid in accordance with the City's adopted Master Schedule of Fees and
Charges.D. Mitigation
Monitoring Program Manual. The guidelines for implementation of the mitigation
monitoring program are contained within the City's Mitigation Monitoring Program
Manual.E. Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the
meanings set forth below:I. "CEQA"
means the California Environmental Quality Act as in force and amended from
time to time.2. "DIRECTOR"
means the Director of Community Development or his designee, andlor
such other City staff position as may be given responsibility for
managing and enforcing the Mitigation Monitoring Program in
the Mitigation Monitoring Program Manual.
Exhibit "A". Ordinance No. 19-
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of 15 3. "PROJECT" refers to a development proposal subject
to government approval defined in CEQA Statutes and Guidelines Section
15378, partially reproduced
as follows:a. "Project" means the whole of an action, which has a
potential for resulting in a physical change in the environment, directly
or ultimately,and that is any of
the following:1) An activity directly undertaken by any public agency
including but not limited to public works construction and
related activities,clearing or grading of land, improvements to
existing public structures, enactment and amendment of zoning
ordinances, and the adoption and amendment of local General Plans
or Elements.2) An activity undertaken by a person which is supported in
whole or in part through public agency contracts, grants, subsidies,
loans or other forms of assistance from one or more
public agencies.3) An activity involving the issuance to a person of
lease, permit,license, certificate, or other entitlement for use by one
or more
public agencies.4. "MITIGATION MEASURE" shall mean any action and/or
inaction specified in the Environmental Documentation for the purpose of
reducing or eliminating identified environmental impacts, in accordance
with CEQA.5. "PROJECT PROPONENT" shall mean both the owner of
real property during any phase of a development project and the applicant
for any development approval for any stage of
that Project.6. "ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION" shall mean the
final environmental impact report or mitigated negative declaration, together
with all amendments, addenda, supplements or other modifications.
as approved o' by the City Council for the Project, in accordance with CEQA
and any rules, regulations or orders implementing CEQA adopted by any
state or city agency. (
Ord. 22-91)F. Compliance Required. The Project Proponent of any real
property within the City shall fully comply with all Mitigation Measures at
the respective times specified for such Mitigation Measures in
the Environmental Documentation for the Project and with the provisions of thEl City
of Orange Mitigation Monitoring Program Manual as adopted and amended from time
to time by resolution of the City Council. Failure to do so shall result in one
or both
of the following:1. Suspension of any and all rights to proclled with
any previously granted development approval
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 2. Issuance of a stop work order requiring all work to cease, except
that necessary to Implement mitigation measures. Failure to comply with
a stop work order shall be a misdemeanor and will be enforced as such
an offense. In the event that compliance is not achieved by the time set
forth in the approved environmental documentation, no further permits for
the project involved will be issued until the matter is resolved. Furthermore,
if a field inspection reveals a violation of or a failure to implement
mitigation measures, and immediate action is warranted, the Mitigation
Monitoring Manager, or authorized monitoring staff, shall have the authority to
require all work to cease until
resolution.The City Council may, by resolution or in the Mitigation Monitoring
Program Manual as adopted from time to time, set forth procedures for enforcement
of this Chapter, for issuance of stop work orders hereunder, and for resolution
of disputes arising from the Mitigation Monitoring Program or its
enforcement.Failure to comply with this Chapter or with any such stop work order shall
be a misdemeanor and each day that such failure to comply continues shall be
a separate offense. (Ord.
22-91).G. <Cost to be Borne by Project Proponent. The Project Proponent shall
pay to the City the reasonable costs of administering the City of
Orange Mitigation Monitoring Program with respect to the Project Proponent's
Project. Such costs shall include, but not be limited to, the time of
City employees necessary to monitor and ensure compliance by the Project
Proponent, the cost of materials, traveling expenses and other reasonable
costs of administering the program, and a reasonable allocation of the
costs of equipment, computer facilities and other capital expenses incurred by
the City in order to administer the program. The City Council may
establish by resolution from time to time, the amounts of or methods for
determining and collecting fees or charges to recover such costs. (
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No.1 9-97
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15 Chapter 17.12 General Regulations Applicable to All
Districts The lollowing changes are a result of moving standards from Section 17. 14.090 0
to Section 17.12.040 D. including modifications and
additions:17 12.040 Setback Lines. The following regulations apply to all zone districts
with regal"d to building setback
lines.A. - C. No change.
Insel1:
D. Structures and Features Permitted Within a Yard Setback. Only the following
structures and features may be permitted within a required setback area,
provided that a minimum width of 2'6" is maintained clear of obstruction for
pedestrian access, and that access for persons with disabilities (if required) is
provided elsewhere on site.
1. Walkways, driveways, and uncovered patios at grade.
2. Railings or fences; however, in the required front yard, fences shall be limited in
height to three and one-half
feet.3. Signs, in accordance with provisions contained in Chapter 17.36 of this
Title.4. Chimneys and fireplace structures not wider than eight feet. as measured in
the general direction of the wall. and architectural trim such as cornices may
project not more than two feet into setback
areas.s. Bay windows and garden windows, not wide,r than eight feet, as measured
in the general direction of the wall, andoa\'oe may project no more than two
feet into any required setback
area.G. Building eaves, canopies, awnings or marquees, at a height of at
least eight feet, may project into required interior side yard setback areas
not more than two-thirds (213) the dimension of the required setback,
and may project into required front, rear and street side yard setback areas
no
more than one-third the dimension of the required setback.
Said projections shall be supported entirely by the buildings to which they
are attached.Ord. 14-65: Prior Code
17.72.050)7. Balconies which do not provide primary or secondary access to
the building may project into the required rear yard areas not more than four feet and shall
be at a height of not Ieee than at least eight feet. Any projection into
required side yards must conform to the
Uniform Building Code.B. Fountains, ponds, sculpture. planters. and flagpoles for the
display of national and state ensigns only may be permitted within
required setback areas.9. Mechanical equipment in the side or rear yard setback and
only when screened from view and
Exhibit "A"" Ordinance No. 19-
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of 15 10. Outside stairways. uncovered and unenclosed above or below floor or
steps may extend into the rear yard a distance of
four feet.11. Recr-llatieRal vehicles as specified
in F. tleIO'.\!.11. Arbors, consisting of a latticework frame or open trellis to
support climbing vines,and used as a gateway to a yard or garden area, provided
that the arbor structure does not exceed eight feet in height, four feet in width and
two feet in depth, is located entirely on private property, and is
securely installed or mounted so as to not pose a risk
to passers by.12. Where commercial, industrial or professional buildings
are permitted to abut a street property line, canopies, awnings or marquees
may project no more than nine feet beyond the property line or three
fourths the distance between the property line and curb, whichever is less,
at a minimum clearance of eight feet above the sidewalk. Said
projections shall be supported entirely by the building to which they are attached,
and shall be subject to review and approval by the Department of
Public Works. (Ord.14-65: Prior
Code 17.72.050)G. E. Landscaping of Setback Area Required. All required
setbacks abutting a public right of way shall be permanently maintained
with landscaping. The following foatllres may also be l3ermitted
in such setback areas:1~ Walkways, amI driveways
leadingtoparking spaces.Railin!')s or fonces not
exceeding 42" in height.Fountains, 130nds, scull3turos, I3lanters, and fla!,)l3oles for the
dispby of nntionaland state
Exhibit "A" . Ordinance No. 19-
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15 Chapter 17.14 Residential
Districts Modify 17.14.0900 as
follows:NotE): This reflects relocation of standards from Section 17.14.090 O. to 1712.
040.)17.14.090 D. Structures and Features Permitted Within a Yard Setback. Refer
to Section 17.12.040 D. Not 'IIith~t3nding 3cce~sory ctructure requirementc cot forth
in SeGliGfl5--17.14 .150 3nd 17.14.160, the following ctru:tures m3Y be loc3ted
within3 fef!Uired cetback or Y3rd are3, provided a minimum clear cp3ce of two feet, ~
ix inchecbe maint:::lined for pedestrian access, 3flf1-.Aarnl~ped 3ccess, if
required, ic f}fGVided elce'llRere on
tRe cite:Oelere 17.14.0900
Subsections
1-11 Change:Table 17.
14.070 Notes.Rtf:or all yard aroa~, gar3ge~ which open onto an 3butting stroet require
3 minimum t E:etback. G3r3ge~ which open onte :::In 311ey or priv3te drive require
25 foot unob~tructeg back up area whicR m3Y include alley right
of W3Y.h) The following provisions apply
to garages:1. For 311 Y3rd 3re3~, Regardless of other setback requirements,
garages which open onto an abutting street require a minimum
20-foot setback.Garages which open onto an alley or private drive require
25 foot unobstructed back-up area which
may include alley right-of-way.I. The City Council, upon
recommendation by the Planning Commission, may allow a minimum 10' front yard setback
for side entry garages (garage door faces a side property line and driveway
access is from the front
property line) under the following conditions:i. The reduced setback is requested
and approved as part of the application process for a
tentative tract map, planned unit development or Planned Community zoning, at the time
of initial application or as a modification
prior to sale of any units.ii. The access drive provides a 30'
paved back-up area, as measured from the garage door
to
the far side of the driveway.Change:Section 17 14.180 Fences and Walls. Fences
and walls shall be permitted in all residential zone
districts subject to the following ~:
JfH
regulations:A. - C. No change Add:D. Location. All perimeter fences and
walls shall be constructed on the property line unless a different
location is permitted by the Community Development Director. No parallel wall or fence
shall be constructed less than 5'from an existing wall or fence,
unless
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 Chapter 17 .18 Commercial
Districts Add to Table 17.18.030. in alphabetical oreier, under MISCELLANEOUS
USES:USE OP CP/C1 CTR C2 C3
CR Businesses providing drive-through -- c+ c+ c+ C+
P*
windlows --
Change:
17.18.060 Special Use Regulations. Permitted or accessory uses marked with an
asterisk (*) in Table 17.18.030 are permitted subject to the following use regulations:
A. - N. No change O.
Restaurants or other Businesses with Drive Through Service in the Commercial
Recreation (CR) Zone. Such uses are permitted in the CR zone when
part of an integrated commercial development site, and shall be subject to the
development guidelines listed in 17.18.070 (MN). (Ord.21-95)
P. No change
Change:
17.18.070 Conditional Use Regulations. A conditional use permit. . . (no change)
A. - M. No change N.
Drive-through Restaurantc Windows. The fullowing guidelines shallbo used for
site dovelopment revie..... of drive thl1l proposals: The following standards
shall apply to the design of any business providing windows for drive-
through service.
1 . Drive through lanes shall not obstruct the circulation routes necessary for
access to the property, parking areas (including backup area of parking
spaces), and pedestrian walkways.
2. Pedestrian walkways shall be emphasized by enriched j}3VeG paving or
striping.
3. Drive through lanes shall be a minimum of 12 feet in width.
4. Sl!ffiGiont stacking area shallllo IJrovided bohind the menl! board to
accommodate a minimum of fivo vehicles OR site.
4. Any application for a drive through window shall include a parking or
queuing study that is based on similar operations, addressing the
anticipated traffic volumes and vehicular stacking needs of the
proposed business.
5. Separato windows for ditfcront functions shall bo provided along tho drive
through lano.
e. !\ minimum of two dosignatod tomporary p:uking spacos shallllo IJrovided to
aCGGmmodato patrons waiting for ordors that aro Rot immediately ready for
IJickup.
7 .^' l03ding and unloading aroa shallbo providod in OXCOGS of tho roquirod
parking spacos.
Exhibit "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 35. Location of IAe flroflosod drivo lhrough shall sa aflprovad sy tho City's
Polico Deflartment iR rogard to flossisla crima activity. During the initial
staff review. the City's Police Department shall review and approve
the proposed drive through configuration to assure that public safety
and security issues are adequately
addressed.O. - AA. No change
Delel'e:
octieR 17 1 1l.11 0 Cemmerci:J1 Recreation Development Intensity Requirements.
abkl17.18.110 indicates tho maximum devolopment intensity or FAR (!Ioor ar.ea ratio)
ittod. Tho FAR calculation is tho grosc suildiHg-cquaro footago divided sy the
lot affia Building square foetago chall includo all struGtlJres on a lot, including storago
andassessor)' structures, unless otherwise fl[ovided in thic chapter. The uso mixture
and avehlge F.'IR provisions are used when estimating tho Llmount of traffic
generatod.GI4,21
95)T/\BU, 17.111.
110 GeRe<'3I-PlaA Area Malo" Voe11il<l>J,e
Av<j,baR4 Uoe'ZGAiA9 F'AR
F'AR
Ge&igAaIiGA GGIM'l6fGiaI Katalla '\venue o.,a OfliGG (29%.) (
l.AQ ReGfoatieA (CR) ~e~"eeA Glaooell
8- Commerci31 83t3' 'j:) ~troot ReE:
ra3tisFI (
1Q%) ~Re9ieAal Retail (1 9~
q ~57 Im~act !l:ea" OfliGe (29%') .j..,
OO Kalella !'NeAye,
CemmeFcial 96t sfQata'lia StreetReG",aliGA (19~~) Q,
JQ Re9iGAal Relail (190,(,) Q,
JQ
Change:TABLE 17.18.
130 Minimum Required Yard Setbacks in
Feet Zone Front Interior Reverse
Rear District Yard Side Yard or
Yard Corner
Lot Side
Yard OP 10 (a,c) 5 10
10 CP 10 (a) 0 10
10 C1 10 (a,c) o (d) 10 o (
b)C-TR 10 (a) 0 10
o (b)C2 10 (a,c) o (d) 10
o (b)C3 10 (a,c) 0 10
o (b)CR 20 (e,f) 0 2Q 10 (e,f)
Exhibit "A". Ordinance No. 19.97
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15 Table 17.18.130, note (c) make the following
changes:c) For buildings located within the Old Towne Historic Districts the following front
yard requirements shall
apply:1) Within the Plaza Historic District a 0' setback shall be maintained, with
lllJilding entrieE: receE:E:ed a maximlJFfI of E:e'leA
feel.2) Within the Downtown CoreDi!:trict, Glassell Street and Chapman Avenue
shall comply with (1). All other properties within the Downtown Core DiE:trict
shall have a front yard setback equal to or greater than the average of the
setbacks provided on adjacent structures facing the same
street.3) Within the Spoke StreetsDi!:trict, no front yard setback shall exceed 25 feet
and a minimum 15 foot front setback is required for parking area. The
following setbacks shall also
apply:North Glassell-
15'West Chapman - 0'
South Glassell & East Chapman - 15'4)
Within the Residential Quadrants, all properties shall have a front yard setback
of 20'.5)
Exceptions to (2) through (4) above:i.
Additions or modifications to existing commercial and industrial structures
that were originally constructed with a 0' front setback, may maintain
the 0' front setback.ii.
All properties within the boundaries of the Santa Fe Depot Specific Plan area
shall comply with the setback standards of the Specific Plan.Add
to Section 17.18.140, Fences and Walls:C.
Location. All perimeter fences and walls shall be constructed on the property line
unless a different location is permitted by the Community Development Director.
No parallel wall or fence shall be constructed less than 5' from an 4~
xisting wall or fence, unless approved by the Community Development Director.
Exhibil: "A" - Ordinance No. 19-97
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15 Chapter 17.20 Industrial
Districts Add to Table 17.20.030. under
COMMERCIAL:
USES Businesses providing drive-through windows
3 ~~
I_~:Change:1Z2() 060 ConditionalUse Re<;lulations. Conditional uses marked with a
plus (+) in Table 17.20.030 are permitted subject to the
following criteria:A. - D. No
change E. Drive thru Re~t3ur3nl~.-through Windows. Drivo through re~
t3ur3nt~Commercial businesses providing windows for drive-through
service may only be developed within an integrated industrial or commercial
complex, +He following guideline~ ~h311 bo u~ed for Gito devolopment review sf
drive lhrough prollo~31~: and shall be developed in accordance with
the standards contained in Section 17.18.070 of
this
Title.Delete:Subsections 1-8 under 17.
20.060 E.F. - M.
No change Add to Section 17.20.100, Fences
and Walls:C. Location. All perimeter fences and walls shall be constructed on
the property line unless a different location is permitted by the
Community Development l>irector. No parallel wall or fence shall be constructed less than 5'
from an Elxisting wall or fence, unless approved by the
Community
Exhibit "A" . Ordinance No. 19-
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of 15 Chapter 17.22 Agricultural and Open
Space
Districts Add:H.22.095 Fences and Walls. Fences and walls shall be
permitted in accordance with regulations contained in Section 17.
18.140.Chapter 17.24 Public
Institution
District Add:117.24.075 Fences and Walls. Fences and walls shall be
permitted in accordance with regulations contained in Section 17.
18.140.Chapter 17.30 Special
Use
Regulations Change:17 30.060 Automobile
Service Stations.A. - D. No
change E. Hemodeling or Reuse of Active or Idle Service Stations. All applications to
remodel or reopen an active or idle service station, as defined by Section 17.04.038 of
this Title, shall be subject to the approval of the Staff Review Committee. The
Staff Heview committee shall require the applicant to submit a prociE:o detailed site
plan of the development. The prociE:o site plan shall be approved only if all
current development standards of the underlying zone are adhered to. All
development shall be performed in accordance with approved plans. (Ords. 12-95;
20-82: Prior Code 17.
88.020 A)F. Conversion of Service Station to Another Use. All applications
to convert any portion of an active or idle service station to another use shall be
subject to minor si~e plan review by the Staff Review Committee. The
following shall apply:1.The Staff Review Committee shall require the applicant to submit
a prociE:o detailed site plan of development. The plan may be approved if
it conforms to all development standards of the underlying zone and criteria site
for site plan review. All development shall be performed in accordance
with
the approved plan.
2. no