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58R-4852 -~ RESOLU'l'ION NO. 4852 ",-- A RESOLUTION OF TEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO E~~ER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH ORANGE COUNTY WATERWORKS DISTRICT NO. J FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF WATER TO TRACT NO. 2026 IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. WHEREAS, the City of Anaheim desires to serve water to Tract No. 2026 in the City, but does not have facilities for the distribution of water to said tract at this time; and WHEREAS, the Orange County Waterworks District No. 3 has serving water mains of said District in the immediate vicinity of said tract, and has offered to permit the use of its said lines and facilities in said area by the City as a carrier of water purchased by the City from paid District, and has offered to enter into an agreement with the City for the use thereof; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that it would be to the advantege and for the best interest of the City of Anaheim to accept said offer and enter into an agreement with said Orange County Waterworks District No. 3 for the use of its said lines and facilities in said area for an emergency water servlce to Tract No. 2026. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Anaheim that an agreement be made and entered into by and between the City of Anaheim and Orange County Waterworks Diptrict No. J for the use of said District's lines and facilities in the vicinity of Tract No. 2026 as a carrier of water purchased by the City from said District, upon the fol- lowing terms and conditions: 1. That the City shall attach its lines for the purpose of delivering water purchased from said Orange County Waterworks District No. J to the lines of the City at the City's expense, and maintain the same at its own and sole expense. 2. That the City shall pay for a master meter and the installation thereof, together with all appurtenances required for use in the measuring of water carried from said District's lines into the lines of the City. J. That the City shall pay to the District the sum of eight cents (8~) per hundred cubic feet for all water diverted by it from the lines of said District into the lines of the City, and as measured by the IDAters that the City shall attach to the District's lines. 4. That the payments to be made to said District by the City shall be made every 30 days after the commencement of the use of Districtls water. ~ 5. That the term of said agreement shall be for a pe~loC of one year from the date of the first diversion of water from the lines of said District to the City; provided, however, that said agreement may be terminated by either party thereto by serving a JO-day written notice of termination. -1- - r-. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to excute said agreement for and on behalf of the City of Anaheim. THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION is approved and signed by me this 4th day of November, 1958. -, /'7 ~_) Z.~ MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ATTEST: /.. /')1 . _)~ '. ~ Ri u;~-'- ~~~ CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) s s . CITY OF ANAHEIM ) I, DENE M. WILLI~~S, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was introduoed and adopted at an ad.journed regular meeting provided. by law of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, held on the 4th day of November, 1958, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Borden, Fry, Schutte aftd Ceons NOES: COUNCIU1EN: None AB SENT: COUNCILEEN: )lone AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim approved and signed said resolution on the 4th day of November, 1958. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Official seal of the City of Anaheim this 4th day of November, 1958 /) ~L- )no ~;.~ CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ( SEAL) r-. -2- TABLE 01<' CONTENTS ."- IJIiscellaneous RA - Residential Agricultural Zone RS - Residential Suburban Zone HI-A - One-Family Residential Zone Rl-B - One-Family Residential Zone Rl-C - One-Family Residential Zone RI-D - One-F~lily Residential Zone R2 - Multiple-Family Residential Zone R3 - Multiple-Family Residential Zone Cl - Neighborhood Stores Zone C2 - Community Shoppins Center Zone 03 - Central Commercial Zone 04 Regional Shopping Center Zone b5 - General Commercial Zone 06 - Highway Commercial Zone 07 - Business and Proressional Office Zone 08 - Commercial Recreation Zone C9 - ~otel and Motel Zone Ml - Light Industrial Zone M2- Medium Industrial Zone M3 - Heavy Industrial Zone o - Optional Zone U - Unclassified Zone P - Publicly Owned or Cor,trolled Land Zone CUP - Conditional Use Permit VAR - Variances Nct1 - Non-Conforming 'CI,. ...1dings and Uses DRB - Development Review Board PRO - Procedure ,r-' -r-- GBN General Provisions and Exceptions Beginning Page 1 8 11 13 16 19 21A 22 25 28 32 35 39 41 1+4 46 49 5lA 52 55 57 60 61 60 62 66 69 ?l ?3 79 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, REPEALIN:J ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS TEEREOF IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DOES ORDAIN AS -- FOLLOWS: SECTIO~ 9200.1 - TITLE AND PURPOSE This Ordinance is a comprehensive zoning Ordinance of the City of Anaheim, and shall be known and referred to _~.!Lj,J1EL~Z.Q!!INg._._..- ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM", and repeals all)the 9200 Series of Sections of the Anaheim Municipal Code and all conflicting pro- visions of any other Ordinance, and substitutes in lieu thereof the provisions of this Ordinance. SECTION 9200.2 - ESTABLISHING AND DESIGNATING ZONES -\\ ~~ j In order to classify, regulate, restrict and segregate the uses of land and buildings, to regulate and restrict the height and bulk of buildings, and to regulate the area of yards and other open spao8s about buildings, and to regulate the density of population, the following classes of zones are established, to be known as follows: RA RS RI-A RI-B (5 acres) (1 acre) - Residential Agricul~lral Zone - Residential Suburban Zone - One-Family Residential Zone - One-Family Residential Zone (20,000 ( 10,000 - RI-C One-Family Residential Zone ( 7,200 sq. Rl-D - one-Family Residential Zone (7,200 sq. R2 - Multiple-Family Residential Zone R3 - Mult1.ple-Family Residential Zone 01 - Neighborhood Stores Zone 02 - Community Shopping Center Zone C3 - Central Commeroial Zone 04 - Regional Shopping Center Zone 0$ - General Commercial Zone ,06 - Highway Commeroial Zone 07 - Business and Professional Offioe Zone 08 - Commeroial Reoreation Zone C9 - Hotel and Motel Zone Hl - Light Industrial Zone M2 - Medium Industrial Zone M3 - Heavy Industrial Zone o - Optional Zone tt - Unolassified Zone P - Publioly Owned or Controlled Land Zone Sec. 9200.1 - 9200.2 -1- sq. ft.) sq. ft. ) ft./) ft.) SECTION 9200.3 - ZONING MAP AND ZONE BOUNDARIES - ". The Zones aforesaid and the boundaries of such Zones are shown upon a map attached hereto and made a part of this Ordinance being designated as the "OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF ANABEIM-1958" otherwise referred to in this Ordinance as the Official City Zoning Map, and said map and all the notations, references and other information shown thereon are by reference nereby made a part of this Ordinance. The original of the Official City Zoning Map, including any changes or amendments thereto shall be kept on file with the City Clerk. SECTION 9200.4 = UNCERTAINTY AS TO ZONE BOUNDARIES Where uncertainty exists as to the boundaries of any Zone as shown on the Official City Zoning Map. the boundaries of the zone shall be determined as follows: A. Street, Alley or Lot Lines Where indicated zone boundaries are approxi- mately street, alley or lot lines, said lines are determined to be the boundaries of the zone. Otherewise, the boundaries shall be determined by the dimensions shown on the Official City Zoning Map, In the absence of a dimension the boundary shall be determined by use of the scale shown on said map, B. Uncertainties Where uncertainties exist. the Commission shall, by written decision. determine the location of the zone boundary, An appeal may be taken from the decision of the Commission as provided in Sections PRO-I through PRO-26, C, Vacated Streets and Alleys Whenever a street or alley is vacated, the respective vacated portions thereof shall become a part of the same zone as that of the abutting property to which it reverts, CITY SECTION 9200.5 - fiIGHWAY MAP , ,.......,....,.,<. The major, primary and secondary highways existing within the City are shown and designated upon a map hereto attached and made a part of this Ordinance, being designated as the "OFFICIAL HIGHWAY MAP OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM = 1958" otherwise referred to in this Ordinance as the City Highway Map, and said map and all the notations, references and any other information shown thereon are by reference hereby made a part of this Ordinance. The original of the City Highway Map, including any changes or amendments thereto shall be kept on file with the City Clerk. Sec. 9200.3 - 9200.5 -2- SECTION 9200.6 - BUILDING SETBACK LINE ,....,.. A. How measured The front building setback line shall be a line which is the depth of the required front yard back from and parallel with the front property line. The building setback line along the abutting side street of a corner lot shall be a line which is the depth of the required side yard back from and parallel with the side property line. Where there is a planned highway right of way line established by this Ordinance, the setback distance shall be measured from such planned highway right of way line rather than from the actual property line. B. Planned Highway Right of Way Line cu. lh.i~r. T>~f--""y aul lly__..ail:l,J SL .l. Jln1 ud~~\IAVR A planned highway right of way is hereby established in the following instances: Along all major highways as shown on the City Highway Map~ 60 feet distant from and parallel with the monumented center line of such highway. Along all primary streets as shown on the City Highway Map, 53 feet distant from and parallel with the monumented center line of such street. Along all secondary streets as shown on the City High- way Map, 45 feet distant from and parallel with the monumented center line of such street. EXCEPT that on the following portions of .Mij:r, r l lJ~Y aN~ ~ii.~Ampy streets and highways, the planned highway right of way line shall be the following distances from and parallel with the monumented center line of such streets; namely, NAME OF STREET PART THEREOF DISTANCE FROM MONUMENTED CENTER LINE BROADWAY From Manchester to East Street (North side only) (South side only) CRESCENT AVENUE From West City Limits to Gilbert (North side only) (South side only) 64.25 feet 26075 feet - 30.00 feet 60.00 feet CRESCENT AVENUE From Santa Ana Freeway to Euc 11 d (South side only) 30000 feet Sec. 9200.6 -A - 6-B. -3- NAME OF STREET PART THEREOF .- LA PALMA AVENUE From Acacia to Pauline (South side only) LA PALMA AVENUE From Pauline to Palm (South side only) LINCOLN AVENUE From West City Limits to Euclid Avenue (North side only) (South side only) LINCOLN AVENUE From Santa Ana Freeway to West Street (North side only) (South side only) MAGNOLIA AVENUE From Stonybrook to Ball Road (West side only) STANTON AVENUE From South City Limits to Lincoln Avenue (East side only) (West side only) From Lincoln Avenue to North City Limits (Both sides) SUNKIST STREET From Riverside Freeway to Anaheim Olive Road (East side only) WALNUT STREET From Riverside Freeway to Anaheim Olive Road (West side only) From Ball Road to 1320 feet South (East side only) (West side only) From 1320 feet south of Cerritos to Katella (East side only) (West side only) From 500 feet South of Katella to the South City Limits (East side only) (West side only) WEST STREET DISTANCE FROM MONUMENT ED CENTER LINE 50.00 feet 35.00 feet 40.00 feet 66.00 feet 50.00 feet 40.00 feet 50.00 feet 91.00 feet 41.00 feet 66.00 feet 60.00 feet 30.00 feet 60.00 feet 30.00 feet 60.00 feet 30.00 feet 60.00 feet 30.00 feet C. Additional planned highway right of way lines Where in any block all the property lines abutting the street are not equually distant from and parallel with Sec. 9200.6-B -6-C. -4- >-> the monumented center line, there is hereby established a planned highway right of way line for such block that is parallel with the monumented center lihe, and distant therefrom the mean distance of the abutting property line furthest from the monumented center line in said block. D. Cul de sac building setback line_ The right and left hand lots entering the cul de sac from the straight portion of the street, shall have a building setback line parallel to the straight portion of the street and the same distance from the street as that required of the adjoining lots on the straight portion of the street. The other lots on the cuI de sac shall have a building setback line fifteen (15) feet from and parallel with the front property line of such lots. E. Curving or irregular property line building setback line The building setback line on lots having a curving or irregular front property line shall be a line parallel to and the required distance from the front property line as otherwise determined by this Ordinance. F. Setback requirements for property abutting half-streets A building or structure shall not be erected or maintained on a lot or parcel of land which abuts a highway having only a portion of its required width dedicated and where no part of such dedication would normally revert to said lot if the highway were vacated, unless the yards provided and maintained in connection with such building or structure have a width or depth of that portion of the lot or parcel of land needed to complete the road width. plus the width or depth of the yards required on the lot by this Ordinance, if any. This section applies to all zones, whether or not yards are required. .--- Sec. 9200.6-0 - 6-F. -5- (Next page numbered 8 ) - -- -- ' SEGTIONS9200.RA, ~ RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL ZOlffi 9200.RA -1 ~ 9200.RA - 2 9200.RA- 3 r-- Description and purpose This Zone is intended for (J;eneral agricultural pur- poses, wi th appropriate single fnmily residences. Permitted buildin~s and uses Only t'18 folloIJvin:; ';cd lainc,s,. structures. and uses. either singly or in ~ombinBtiQn. are permitted in an RA' Zoneo No (1\1ild ng or :3tructure shall be erected, structurally altered, or enlarged. or land used, ex- cept for the followi n,: l:uy'pOses: One..family dwellin0;s. not more than one unit per lot, except where the lot area. is ten (10) acres or more, one dwellin::: ""nit may be constructed for each five (5) acres of lot area. These dwellings may be situated anywbere on the lot, provided tbe front. side and rear lot reqL.irements are ";omplied with. A dwelling for hired agricultural employees shall be considered the same as a one-family unit. Home occupations. Farms or ranches for orchards, tree crops, field crops, truck garden ing, berry and bush crops, flower gardening, production and wholesale nurseries and mushroom farms, and other similar enterprises carried on in the general field of agric,ulture. The keeping of poultry. birds and rabbits. The grazIng or raisIng of' domestic animals, provided that not more than a total of two (2) of any combination of horses, colts, mules. ponies. goats. sheePD cows, calves or animals of rseneral lIke character shall be kept on any lot 9 except. thE;. tone (1) addit ional an imal may be kept for each half (~) acre over one (1) acre on any such premises, provided no dairies or feed lots shall he permitted. The keeping of all domestic animals provided for herein shall conform to other provisions of law governing same, nor shall any fowl or animal, or any pen, coop, stable, barn or corral be leept or maintained wlthin forty (40) feet of any residence. dwelling, or other building used for human habitation, or withIn otJe hundred (100) feet of the front line of the lot. Household pets-,primaril:r non,~commel'cial. Not more than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of age. SeefSectlons L~100.29 &.30 for further restl'ictions .~~ Accessory buildings and uses, including private garages, swimming pools, shed s,dwellings ror hired agricultural employees, recreatioll rooms, private stables, greenhouses, lathhouses, barns, corraJs, pens, coops or other similar structures, and bui Idln s or rooms for packing products produced or raised on the same premises, provided that all other requirements or the City Code are complied with. ~ \q. /' oJ Other permitted buildings and uses Any such other buildings and uses as the Commission, after a pu c earl" may determine and find as a fact to be similar to those isted in RA _2 above; provided such other uses shall not have any different or more detrimental effect upon the adjoinins neighhorhood areas or zones than such specifically permitted uses, and shall not unduly in- crease the traffic and nolses in the neighborhood area, and otherwise be more obnoxious than those uses specifically Sec. 9200.RA -1 to RA -3 ,~ (?., 0_. ()"')(\QW^ _II +-n 'Q.l1- ..:H =I...)= ,.- 9200.RA -9 Signs Only the following: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding twenty (20) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of only the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One sign not larger than three (3) feet by four (4) feet, identifying and advertising products produced on the premises. c. Name plates not exceeding four (4) inches by sixteen (16) inches containing name and occupation of occupant of the premises. 9200.RA -10 Roadside stands Roadside stands are permitted in the front yard for the purpose of the display or sale only of produce produced upon the premises. 9200.RA -11 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. 9200.RA -12 Building permit required No building or structure shall be erected, added to, or structurally altered until a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Inspector of the City. All applications for such permit shall be in accordance with tl-Je requirements of this Ordinanc e and no building permit shall be issued where such construction, addition or alteration or the use thereof would fail to meet or be in violation of any provisions and requirements of this Ordinance. -, 9200.RA -13 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit A. "Tnere shall be submitted with all applications for any use or building permit three copies of a plot or site plan, drawn to scale, showing the exact dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the exact size, shape, and locations of the buildings to be built upon such lot, the location of any existing curbs, the distance of any lot line abutting a street from the monumented center line of such street, the location of the planned highway line, if any, the location of all drive ways and the location and width of any curb opening and such other information as may be necessary to determine whetlpier tJie proposeds.fMlcwr,e !0l1fus6,ja:ompi'fe:Pw:fth ~:r~li~i.Wl's j Q~ t'b:ts Qr<U;r)ance. Such application shall include oI.o~~~ht of structure 2. All entries and exits 3. Location and size of all signs 4. Off-street parking 5. The manner in which all requirements for street dedicat~ons and improvement shall have been complied with, or a performance bond posted the the together with two (2) sets of plans and specifications. Sec. 9200.RA -9 - RA -13 -10- ~OO.RA -4 9200.RA -5 9200.RA -6 9200.RA -7 9200.RA - 8 permitted. For procedure on the hearing berore the Commission and on appeal thererrom, see Sections PRO-l throug~ PflO-26. Acce.spry buildin~s and uses Acce.sory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side y$rds; provided, that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within fi.fty (50) reet or the front lot line, nor withi~ five (5) reet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main build- ing, shall be separated rrom the main building by at le.at ten (10) feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the rear yard. Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the erfective date or this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required ~n this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot makes it possible to comply with. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: Five (5) acres. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - one hundred forty (140) (150 ) feet. feet. Minimum depth - one hundred firty ~~ Buildin~,hei~ht~~ r, .....r-- +.. ~ tM./ ~ The maximum building~height shall be two and one-half (2l) stories or thirty-five (35) feet, whichever is the lesser. Yard remlations A. Front yard Each lot shall have a rront yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full.width of the lot of a depth or not less than twenty-five (25) feet. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than ten (10) feet in width. C. R.ar yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet. Fenc.s and walls No requirements. Q_~ _ Q,,:){\r\ t)^ _II +-...... "ij.l1 <~,A -9- _c B. The required number of sets of plans and specifications and site plans shall be filed in the office of the Platlning, Dir~ctor." One set of plans and specifica- tions, together with the site plan shall be distributed to the Building Inspector and the other site plan to the Engineering Dopartment. C. No building permit shall oe issued by the Chief Building Inspector unless the Planning Director and the Engineering Department shall first he ve approved the application as being in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance. Appeals may be taken from any refusal to approve such application or to issue the building permit as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO=26, I 9200.RA-14 Street dedications and improvements required AntidPat.inb'".s that changes wil' occur in the local neighbOrhOOd, and t~e city generally due to the increase in vehicular traffi , incllJdin~ trucking, increase in pedestrian traffic, increased noise, and other activities associated with the city's devel- opment and growth, the following dedications and improvements are deemed to be necessary te prevent congestion and the other \ hazards that are related to the intensified use of the land, and these requirements must be met or complied with before . any bui Idin'~ or- use permit may be :tissued: ._ A. All required streets and alleys, both local arid-hIgh- ways, which abut the subject property shall be dedicated, or a deed of dedication deposited in escrow with an escrow agent acceptable to the City Attorney, the delivery of which is conditioned upon the requested re- zoning being granted, to the full width required by th!s Ordinance on the side of the street, highway or alley abutting such property. ( B. All street,highway and alley improvements shall have either been installed or a performance bond in a reasonable amount to be determined by the City Engineer, with Sureties to be approved by the City Attorney, shall have been filed with the City Clerk. Said improvements shall meet the standards established by the City Council and shall include curb, gutter, sidewalk, street and alley paving~ street trees, street signs, street lights, C. ~~~~l\Wr~%u\~~~rU~hl\ii~~~ app~ove the is~uance ofba building Jler tpe _:r_fHllu.re~8:t..&l 01' this sectlen have een met. SECTION$9200.R~ - S A~ SUBUHBAN ~ NE 9200.RS -1 Description and purpose This Zone is intended for estate type single-family residential development. 9200.RS -2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses, either singly or in combination, are permitted in an RS Zone. No building or structure shall be erected, struoturally altered, or enlarged, or land used, except for the follow- ing purposes~ One-family dwelling unit. Only one per lot. Greenhouses - non-commercial - not to exceed 500 square f'eet in area. Swimming pools. Home occupationso Horses, provided that none shall be kept on an area of less than one acres and that the number thereof shall Sec. 9200.RA-13 - 9200.RS-2 -11- _ ~..,.fL-~ ~~-,,' not exceed two adult animals per acre and their immature offspring. Household pets - primarily non-commercial. Not more than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of age. See-,.Sections 4100.29 & 30 for further restrictions. --' ".. Accessory buildings and uses Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; pro- vided, that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within fifty (SO) feet of the front lot line, nor within five (S) feet of the side pr.operty line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building, shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the Fear yard. 9200.RS -4 Lot area and dimensions 9200.RS -3 Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot makes it possible to comply with. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: One (1) acre. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - One Hundred (100) feet. Minimum depth = One Hundred Forty (140) feet. 9200.RS -S Building or structural height limitation The provisions of Section RA-6 shall apply. 9200.RS -6 Minimum floor ~rea of dwelling unit Minimum floor area: Not less than seventeen hundred fifty (17S0) square feet of first and second story floor area, exclusive of basement, attic, garage space and accessory buildings. 9200.RS -7 Yard regulations A. Front yard ,,,,- 1. Each lot in the RS Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than fifty (50) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less than t~enty-five (25) feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cul de sacs, see Section 9200.1-D; for curving or irregular street lines, see Section 9200.7-E. 2. There shall be no structures located in a required front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. Sec. 9200.RS-2 - RS-7 -12- - B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than ten (10) feet in width, except in the Case of a corner lot, as hereinbefore provided. See Section RS-3 for permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depthof not less than twenty-five (25) feeL D. Coverage The maximum coverage of the lot by all structures shall not exceed thirty per cent (30%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertaining coverage. nor shall swimming pools be counted. 9200.RE -8 Fences and walls Fences ~nd wa. Its are perm~ tted 1,.Jl)~ I:rot r~quired. ':tSUC~ fhences apd HallS sha1 not exceCQ six \b eet ll1 h igu an were the s me are loe ted in a re ,~: i fron t yar or s ard ~pu~p!n~ta streetL the s~le4~hafrfnotthexceed~t hrae t 1 reet ~~~e~n . ~ee ~ection U~N- 1'0r ur er res rictions. 9200.RS -9 When a lot abuts upon an alley, all garages or accessory buildings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite side of such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage. or accessory building. housing or intended to house any motor vehicle shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the street. 9200.RS -10 Signs Only the following signs are permitted in an RS Zone: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding six (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale. lease or hire of the particular building. property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate attached flat against the main building, not exceedins four (4) by sixteen (16) inches, containing name and occupation of the occupant of the premises. 9200.RS -11 Off-street parking The provisions of Section RA-ll shall apply. 9200.RS -12 Building permit required The provisions of Section RA-12 shall apply. 9200.RS -13 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section RA-13 shall apply. 9200.RS -14 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. Sec. 9200.RS-7 - RS-14 e.l2A- SEGTIOIS9aOO.Rl-A> ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE 9200.Rl-A-l Description and purpose ---- 9200.Rl-A-4 This Zone is intended as a zone of single familr homes on lots with a minimum area of twentr thousand (20,000) square feet, with not more than one (1) dwelling and customary accessory buildings upon one (l) lot. Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in an Rl-AZone. " No buildings or stru. ctures shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: One-family dwelling unit. Only one per lot. GreeDhouses~non-commerclal-not to ex~e~ 500 sq. ft. in area. Swimming pools. Home occupations. Horses, provided that none shall be kept on an area of less than one acre, and that the number thereof shall not exceed two adult animals per acre and their immature offspring. Household pets _ primarily non-commercial. Not more than 3 d05~ over 6 mQnt~s of agWn ~ons 4100.29 & 30 for A~uiBl)rfet5iifiain~raSa!! 'nil . '~re: ~ 1- Accessory buildings and uses ahall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; pro- vided, that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within fifty (50) feet of the front lot line, nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building, shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the rear yard. Lot area and dimensions .-" 9200.Rl-.\-2 9200.Rl-A-3 Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinanoe, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot make it possible to comply with. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: Twenty thousand (20,000) square feet. Be Lot dimensioDs 9200. Rl-A- 5 The minimum lot dimensions Shall be: Minimum width = One hundred (100) feet. Minimum depth - One hundred twenty (120) feet. Buildin~~~~ The maXi~m bUi1din&;~i1!be two and one-half (2t> stories or thirty-five (35) feet, whichever is the lesser. ~.- ~~~ Q?~n R1_Av' _ R'_A_~ =11- 9200.Rl-A-6 ,-.. 9200.Rl-A-7 9200.Rl-A-8 9200.Rl-A-9 0"'--,"" c 9200.RI-A-IO Minimum floor area of dwelling unit Minimum floor area: Not less than seventeen hundred fifty (1750) square feet of first and second story floor area, exclusive of basement, attic, garage space and accessory buildings. Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the Rl-A Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than fifty (50) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less than twenty-five (25) feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cuI de sacs, see Section 9200.7-D. for curving or irregular street lines, see Section 9200.7-E. 2. There shall be no structures located in a required front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than ten (10) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot} as hereinbefore provided. See Section Rl-A-3 for perm~tted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet. D. Coverage The maximum coverage of the lot by all structures shall not exceed thirty-five per cent (35%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertaining coverage) nor shall swimming pools be counted. Fences and walls ~he provisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. Access When a lot abuts upon an 9~. ~il g r P~^p^~Ad alley, all garages or accessory buildings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite side of such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage, or accessory building, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the street. Signs Only the following signs are permitted in an RI-A Zone: Sec. 9200.Rl-A-6 - Rl-A-lO -14- ...... - A. One unl.q;hted sign not exceeding Sl-^- (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate attached flat against the main building, not exceeding four (4) by sixteen (16) inches, containing name and occupation of the occupant of the premises. 9200.RI-A -11 Orf-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN -1. C . shall apply in determining the amount of' parking space that must be provided for ench use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. 9200.Rl-A -12 Building permit required No building or structure shall be erected, added to, or structurally altered until a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Inspector of the City~ All applications for such permit shall be in accordance with the requirements of this Ordinanoe and no building permit shall be issued where such construction, addition or alteration or the use thereof would fail to meet or be in violation of any provisions and requirements of this Ordinance. 9200.Rl-A -13 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit A. There shall be submitted with all applications for any use or building permit three copies of a plot or site plan, drawn to scale, showing the exact dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the exact size, shape, and locations of the buildings to be built upon such lot, the location of' any existing cu~bsp the distance of any lot line abutting a street from the nonumented center line of such street, the location of the planned highway line, if any, the loca- tion of' all drive ways and the location and width of any curb opening and such other information as may be necessary if: date rm. ine \I. J.1t.'<}'t. her the. r;l..ro!)Q~.~-d'.a ;tnouC:tl1~Et,tolbfl.1s.e-.i~mplies . .1,ili,tn,e.ErQVislqf1$ o:4'.1ihls Or,dinance. SUCh application shall n~1..u'1f~itg~, "'t;,1J-~~%~hr~' .",C' 2. All entries and exits 3. Location and size of all signs 4. Off-street parking 5. The manner in which all requirements f'or street dedications and improvement shall have been com- plied with, or a performance bond posted, as re- quired by Section RA-l4 together with two (2) sets of plans and specifications. '- B. The required number of sets of plans and specifications and site plans shall be filed in the office of the Pli3.nillng Dir.,ector. One set of plans and specif'ications, together with the site plan sLdll be distributed to the Building Inspector and the other site plan to the Engineering Department. C. No building permit shall be issued by the Chief Building Inspector unless the Planning Director and the Engineering Department shall first have approved the application as be- ing in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance. Appeals may be taken from any refusal to approve such application or to issue the building permit as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO-26. . 9200.Rl-A-14 ~tr.et dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. Sec. 9200.RI-A-IO -RI-A-14 -15- SECTIONS9200.RI-B ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE 9200.RI-B-l ..- '- / 9200.RI-B-2 9200.RI-B-3 9200.RI-B-4 -, ---, 9200.RI-B-5 Description and purpose This Zone is intended as a zone of single family homes on lots with a minimum area of ten thousand (10,000) square feet, with not more than one (1) dwelling and customary accessory buildings upon one (1) lot. Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in an RI-B Zone. No buildings or structures shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: One-family dwelling unit. Only one per lot. Greenhouses- non-commercial-not to exceed 500 sq. ft. in area. Swimming pools. Home occupations. Household pets - primarily non-commercial. Not more than 3 dogs over 6 months of age. See ~~ctions 4100.29 and 4100.30 for further restrictions4,- ~~ ~~ /" Accessory buildings and uses ..J Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; pro- vided. that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within twenty-five (25) feet of the front lot line, nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building, shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the rear yard. Lot area and diemensions Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot makes it possible to comply with. A. Lot area -- The minimum lot area shall be: Ten Thousand (10,000) square feet. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width: Ninety (90) feet. Minimum depth: One Hundred ten CIIO) feet. o#-V Bui1ding~ height ~ ~ The maximum building~height of the main building be two and one-half \2~) stories, or thirty-five shall (35) Sec. 9200.RI-B -1 - RI-B-5 -16- - 9200.Rl-B-6 9200.Rl-B-7 9200.Rl-B-8 9200.In-B-9 feet, whichever is the lesser, and one(l) story for accessory buildings. Minimum floor area of dwelling unit Minimum floor area: Not less than fifteen hundred (1500) square feet of first and second story floor area, exclusive of basement, attic, garage space and accessory buildings. Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the Rl-B Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property~ of a depth of not less than twenty- five (25; feet, and in the Case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less than '[ati .00:) ::~-': feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cul de sacs, see Section 9200.7-m; for curving or irregular street lines, see Section ~ 9200.7-Eo 20 There shall be no structures located in a required front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than ten (10) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot. as hereinbefore provided. See Section Rl-B-3 for permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet, Accessory buildings are permitted in the rear yard. Do Coverage The maximum coverale of the lot by all structures shall not exceed thirty-five per cent (35%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertaining coverage, nor shall swimming pools be counted. Fences and walls The proVisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. Access When a lot abuts upon an <<1r'\~Jldt"'31GDt~ alley, all garages or accessory buildings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite Sec. 9200.Rl-P-5 - Rl-B-9 -17- ,I"""'" 9200.Rl-B-lO 9200.Rl-B-ll 9200.RI-B-12 9200.Rl-B-13 9200.RI-B-14 ~-~- ~~.......' - a,~a8i~e side of such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage, or accessory building, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the streeto Signs Only the following signs are permitted in an RI-B Zone: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding six (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular buildingj property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate attached flat against the main building, not exceeding four (4) inches by sixteen (Ie inches, containing name and occupation of the occupant of the premises. Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved, as required in Section GEN-l.D. Building permit required The provisions of Section RI-A-12 shall apply. Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section RI-A-13 shall apply. Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. Sec. RI-B- 9 - RI-B-14 -18- ..,-, ONE-FAMILY RESI.DENTIAL ZONE SiCTIOIS9iOO.Rl-C 9200.RI-C-l "-... 9200.RI-C-2 9200.R1.-C..3 9200.RI-C-4 9200.Rl-a-5 '.~.", Description and purpose This Zone is intended as a zone of single family homes on lots with a minimum area of seventy-two hundred (7200) square feet, with not more than one (1) dwelling and customary accessory buildings upon one (1) lot. Permitted bu~ldings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are pe~itted in an R1.-C Zone. No buildings or structures shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: One-family dwelling unit. Only one per lot. H~e occupations. Household pets not to exceed three in number in any combination for each dwelli~g unit. Swimming pools. Accessory buildings and uses Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and struotures are permitted in the rear and side yards; pro- vided, that no building or struoture is permitted in the side yard within twenty-five (25) feet of the front lot line, nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All acoessory buildings which are not a part of the main buildingt shall be separated from the main building by at least ten {lO} feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the rear yard. Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot makes it possible to oomply with. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: Seventy-two hundred (7200) square feet, except for QQrner lots which shall be seventy-seven hundred fifty 7750) square f~et. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minill1Wll width: Seventy (70) fe~t. for interior lots and seventy-seven and one-half! (.772") feet for corner lots. Minimum depth: One hUndred{~~-AtJ-- ~I ft~. teet. ~ Bu~ldin~hei~ht ~~ \ tRN~d The maxill1Wll buildin6~height of the main building shall be two and one-half (2t) stories, or thirty-five (35) teet, whichever is the lesser, and one{l) story for accessory buildings. Sec. 9200.RI-C-l - Rl-C-5 -19- -~ S2UO.Rl-C-6 [iinimum floor area of dwellin,~ unit Vinimum floor area: Not less than thirteen hundred f.ifty -(T350) ; square feet of first and second story floor area, exclusive of basement, attic, gara3e space and accessory ')uildings. ~~ =~~~r~i:a:l==- ~~-D.h-t'lldl.T't11nJ'--'~........."'1l: ....-..-:R.~JIIkx ~ 9200.Rl-C-7 Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the Rl-C Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subjeot prop- erty, of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less thaniteri(lO~; feet in width, along the abutting side street. FOI cul de sacs, see Section 9200.7.n.; for curving or irregular street line, see Section 9200.7.m. 2. There shall be no structures located in a re- quired front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than five (5) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot, as hereinbefore provided. See Section Rl-C-3 for permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet. Accessory buildings are permitted in the rear yard. D. Coverage The maximum coverage of the lot by all structures shall not exceed thirty-five per cent (35%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed. patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertain- ing coverage, nor shall swimming pools be counted. 9200.Rl-C-8 Fences and walls The ~rovisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. 9200.Rl-C-9 Access When a lot abuts upon an "'''f'''Il'>4!..h''~.JlilrL1",~t{)oIl''l'I:iiL~ alley, all garages or accessory buildings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite side of such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage, or accessory build5ng, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the street. Soc. 9200.Rl-C-6 - RI-C-9 -20- 9200.Rl-C-IO ~ \ 9200.Rl-C-ll 9200.Rl-C-12 9200.Rl-C-13 9200.Rl-O-14 >,-, ~-.~--" Signs Only the following signs shall be permitted in an Rl-C Zone: A. One unlighted sign not ex~eeding six (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate attached flat against the main building, not exceeding four (4) inches by sixteen (16) inches, containing name and occupation of the occupant of the premises. Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l. C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. Be Off-street parking space shall be improved, as required in Section GEN-l.D. Building permit required The provisions of Section ~~Rl-A-12 shall apply. Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit. The provisions of Section iHlih:Rl-A-13. shall apply. Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. Sec. 920C.Rl-C-10 -Rl-C-14 -21- SBCTIUNS 9200.RI-D - ONE FAMILY HESIDENTIAL ZONE 9200.RI-D-l Description and purpose This Zone is intended as a zone or single ramily homes ~. on lots with .2.. minimum area of seventy-two hundred (7200) square feet, with not more than one (1) dwelling ~ and customary accessory buildings upon one (1) lot. 9200.RI-D-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in an RI-D Zone. No buildings or structures shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: One-ramily dwelling unit. Only one per lot. Home occupations. Household pets not to exceed three in number in any combination for each dwelling unit. Swimming pools. 9200.RI-D-3 Accessory buildings and uses Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited type. of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; provided, that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within twenty-five (25) feet or the front lot line, nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building, shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feet, and shall not occupy more than forty per cent (40%) of the rear yard. 9200.RI-D-4 Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size or the lot makes it possible to comply with. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: Seventy-two hundred (7200) square reet, except for corner lots which shall be seventy-seven hundred rirty (7750) square reet. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: - ,,- ~' , Einimum width: Seventy (70) reet ror interior lots and seventy-seven and one-halr (77!) reet ror corner lots. Minimum depth: One hundred (100) reet. 9200.RI-D-5 Building or structural height limitation The maximum building or structural height or the main building shall be two and one-half (2~) stories, or thirty-five (35) reet, whichever is the lesser, and one (1) story for accessory buildings. See. 9200.RI-D-I RI-D-5 -2lA- , 1 ,..; - 9200.RI-D-6 Minimum floor area of dwelling unit Minimum floor area: Not less than twelve hundred twenty-five (1225) square feet of first and second story floor area, exclusive of basement, attic, garage space and accessory buildings. ~ 9200.RI-D-7 Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the RI-D Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than twenty- five (25) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less than ten (10) feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cuI de sacs, see Section 9200.7.D; for curving or irregular street line, see Section 9200.7.E. 2. There shall be no structures located in a re- quired front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than five (5) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot, as hereinbefore provided. See Section RI-D-3 for permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less than twenty-five (25) feet. Accessory buildings are permitted in the rear yard. D. Coverage 'rhe maximum coverage of the lot by all structures shall not exceed thirty-five per cent (35%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertain- ing coverage, nor shall swimming pools be counted. 9200.RI-D-8 Fences and walls The provisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. 9200.RI-D-9 Access r Wh ~... en a lot abuts upon an alley, all garages or accessory buiLdings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite side of such abutt n'" alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage, or accessory building, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the street. Sec. 9200.RI-D-6 - Rl-D-9 -21B- ... - r~ 9200.Rl-D-lO Signs Only the following signs shall be permitted in an RI-D Zone: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding six (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate attached flat against the main building, not exceeding four (4) inches by sixteen (16) inches, containing only the name and occupation of the Occupant of the premises. 9200.RI-D-II Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-I.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parkinU; space shall be improved, as required in Section GEN-I.D. 9200.Rl-D-12 Building permit required The provisions of Section Rl-A-12 shall apply. 9200.RI-D-13 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section Rl-A-13 shall apply. 9200.RI-D-14 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. ~ .,r Sec. 9200.Rl-D-IO - Rl-D-14 -21C- .- SECTIONS 9200. R2 - H'TLTIPLTE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE I'" ' 9200.R2-1 Description and purpose This Zone is intended for One and Two or more family dwelling units on lots with a minimum area of seventy- two hundred (7200) square feet. 9200.R2-2 Permitted buildin~s and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in an R2 Zone. No buildings or structures shall be erected, structurally altered, or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: Any use permitted in the RI-D One-Family Residential Zone, subjedt to the regulations and restrictions of said Zone, except that the R2 building setback pro- visions shall govern the building setback line. Two or more family dwelling units either in separate buildings or combined in one or more main building. IVhel'e there is more than one main building the site plan must be approved by the Development Review Board. See the provisions of' Sections PRO-l through PRO-26 which provide for the procedure in obtaining such approval and apoeals therefrom. The minimum space between the exterior walls of' main bui Idings shall be as fo llows: Buildings end to end - ten (10) feet. No entries permitted from the space between the building ends. Buildings rear to end or front to end - fifteen ( 15) feet between building s. Buildings front to rear or rear to front _ twenty (20) feet. Buildings front to front, where arranged around an ODen court - minimum distance between buildings twenty-five (25) feet, except where there is a driveway within the court, in which event the minimum distance shall be thirty (30) feet. J 9200.R2-3 Accessory buildings and uses Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessa~y and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; pro- vided, that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within twenty (20) feet of the front lot line, nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feetp IDrttxma:l:xx~U~~. unac.Jql[1DOOt \ ~ i I 1 9200.R2-4 Lot area and dimensions , l Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other restrictions and requirements which the size of the lot make it possible to comply with. A. 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Minimum lot area per dwelling unit The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall be: Thirty-six hundred (3600) square feet. iN~~ Building" hei~t ~~ n-~ The maximum buildin~~height of main building shall be two and one-half (22) stories, or thirty-five (3.5) feet, whichever is the lesser, and one (1) story for accessory buildings. Minimum floor area of dwelling unit Minimum floor area: Not less than.l'J.iIi8'8 hundred tt:900)squa"Nl {feet; ;ofd';1QQ>r <,"lU'4a. ::p'e]2 i1JUnt.,.l~ ~XXXXXxx~ exclusive of basement, attic, garage space and accessory buildings. Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the R2 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than twenty (20) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less thanteri. (rIa); feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cuI de sacs, see Section 9200.7-D; for curving or irregular street lines, see Section 9200.7-i. 2. There shall be no structures located in a required front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than five (.5) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot, as hereinbefore provided. See Section R2-3 f'or permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of' a depth of not less than twenty (20) feet. Accessory buildings are permitted in the rear yard. D. Coverage The maximum coverage of' the lot by all structures shall not exceed fifty per cent (~O%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertaining coverage, nor shall swimming pools be counted. Fences and walls Theipr,ovisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. ~ec. 9~99.~-~ - ~2_8 -21- 9200 .R2- 9 ,- .....- 9200.R2-10 9200.R2-11 9200.R2-12 9200.R2-13 Access When a lot abuts upon an ~~wr~~Vx~.....xalley, all garages or accessory buildiDgs shall be located not less than twenty-~ive (25) ~eet ~rom the opposite side o~ such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such garage, or accessory building, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle, shall be ~rom such abutting alley only, and not ~rom the street. Signs Only the ~ollowing signs shall be permitted in an R2 Zone: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding six (6) square ~eet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire o~ the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. B. One unlighted name plate ~or each dwelling unit, attached ~lat against the main building, not exceed- ing ~our (4) inches by sixteen (16) inches, containing name and occupation of the occupant o~ the premises. the only O~~-street parking A. The provisions o~ Section GEN-;.C. shall apply in determining the amount o~ parking space that must be provided ~or each use. B. O~~-street parking space shall be improved, as re- quired in Section GEN-l.D. Building permit required The provisions o~ Section~Rl-A-12 shall apply. Prerequisites to the issuance o~ a building or use permit The provisions o~ Section ~Rl-A-13 shall apply. 9200.R2-14 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section RA-14 shall apply. ,'-' '-, Sec. 9200.R2-9 - R2-1~ -24- ",..:....... .~ SECTIONS 9200.R3 - MULTIPLE-FANILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE 9200.R3-1 Description and ~urpose This Zone is intended to provide for the development of multiple-family dwellings, apartment houses, group houses and other similar buildings. i t ,~ 9200.R3-2 Permitted buildin~s and uses Only the following bui ldtngs, structures and uses are permitted in the R3 Zone. No buildings or structures shall be erected, struct~ally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: Any uses permitted in the RI-D zone and the R2 Zone, subject to the restrictions and regulations of such Zones, except that the R3 building setback provisions shall govern the building setback line. Apartment houses. Churches. Group dwellings. Multiple dwelling units. Where there is more than one main building the site plan must be approved by the Development Review Board. See the provisions of Sections PRO-l thrmlgh PRO-26 which provide for the procedure in obtaining such approval and appeals therefrom. The minimum space between the exterior walls of main bui Iding s shall be as fo Hows: Buildings end to end - ten (10) feet. No entries permitted from the space between the building ends. Buildings rear to end or front to end - fifteen (15) feet between buildings. Buildin~s front to rear or rear to front _ twenty (20) feet. . j Buildings front to front, where arranged around an open court - minimum distance between buildings twenty-five (25) feet, except where there is a driveway within the court, in which event the minimum distance shall be thirty (30) feet. 9200.R3-) Accessory buildings and uses Accessory buildings and uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Accessory buildings and structures are permitted in the rear and side yards; provided>> that no building or structure is permitted in the side yard within fifteen (15) feet of the front lot line>> nor within five (5) feet of a side property line, nor permitted at all in a side yard abutting a street. All accessory buildings which are not a part of the main building shall be separated from the main building by at least ten (10) feet. ~.dxu.AUXxJIJ~ ~.IIX~xR.JlItaT_lF".."U-'llfJ'.""" \ ,,-... 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JO eq.'Sp eAl~oaJJe eq~ uo p~ooe~ JO sq.07 suolsuawIP ~07 -g '~eeJ eJ'Snbs (05LL) Aq.JIJ p8~punq ueAas-Eq.uaAas eq 11'Sqs qOlqM s~ol Jau~oo ~oJ ~deoxe cq.eeJ e~'Snbs (OOZL) pe~punq OMq.-Eq.ueAeg :eq 11'Sqs 'S8JB ~01 wnWIulm eq~ :eq IlBqs SuolsuewlP ~01 mnmlulw eq~ /~ . q.eeJ r - -. ,~ ----"0<( r pa~punq euO :q~dep mnWlUIW 's~ol ~etr~oo ~oJ q.ee ~ L) Jl11g-auo pUB uaA8S-A~ueAes pUB sq.Ol ,IOl~8~tX1 ~OJ'~8eJ (OL) Eq.ueAeS :q~PIM mnwlUIW "I7-(H - 1-(H'0026 'oeS -52- ~ 9200.R3-5 9200.R3-6 9200.R3-7 ~ .- C. Minimum lot area per dwelliqg unit The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall be: Twelve hundred (1200) square feet. A/l..~~J Bui Iding. height ~tfhN . ~d The maximum buildin~height of ~ain building shall be two and one-half (2~) stories, or tnirty-five (35) feet, whichever is the lesser. and onie (1) story for accessory buildings. A ~onditional use permit is required for any height in excess of the above. Minimum floor area of dwelling unit In multiple-family dwelling residences and in apartment houses the minimum floor area per dwelling unit shall be: Bachelor apartment - four hundred fifty (450) square feet Two-room apartment with kitchen and bath - six hundred fifty (650) square feet Three-room apartment with kitchen and bath - seven hundred fifty (750) square feet plus a minimum of one hundred (100) square feet for each additional room. Baths and kitchens are not counted as rooms. Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the R3 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than fifteen (15) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard of not less than ten (10) feet in width, along the abutting side street. For cul de sacs, see Section 9200.7-D; for curving or irregular street lines, see Section 9200.7-E. 2. There shall be no structures located in a required front yard or in a required side yard abutting a street. B. Side yard There shall be a side yard on each side of the lot extending from the front yard to the rear yard not less than five (5) feet in width, except in the case of a corner lot, as hereinbefore provided. See Section R3-3 for permitted accessory buildings. C. Rear yard Each lot shall have a rear yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the lot of a depth of not less tnan twenty (20) feet. Accessory buildings are permitted in the rear yard. D. Coverage The maximum coverage of the lot by all structures Sec. 9200.R3-4 - R3-7 -26- ,- ':>J".. 9200.R3-8 9200.R3-9 9200.R3-10 I l 9200.R3-11 .~. 9200.R3-12 ,""'.-- "-.r 9200.R3-l3 9200.R3-l4 ,~..'"*,, shall not exceed six ty per cent (60%) of the lot area; provided, that any semi-enclosed patio structure which is not used for bedroom purposes shall not be counted as a structure in ascertain- ing coverage. nor shall swimming pools be counted. Fences and walls The pz:ovisions of Section Rs-8 shall apply. Access When a lot abuts upon an existing or proposed alley, all garages or accessory buildings shall be located not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the opposite side of such abutting alley. The ingress and egress to any such gar- age, or accessory building, housing or intended to house any motor vehicle, shall be from such abutting alley only, and not from the street. Signs Only the following signs shall be permitted in an R3 Zone: A. One unlighted sign not exceeding six (6) square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. One unlighted name plate for each dwelling unit attached flat against the main building, not ex- ceeding four (4) inches by sixteen (16) inches, containl~name and occupation of the occupant of the premises. B. ~~ o. One lii:;hted or unlighted sign for each housing development or church, not to exceed twenty (20) square feet in area, or' f'ive (5) f'eet in any dimension and contains no advertising matter except the name and' street address of the housin.:' development and in the case of clurches, t~e name of the church and information \ concernin6 church activities and services. \ Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved, as required in Section GEN-l.D. Building permit required The provisions of Section ~Rl-A-12 dhall apply. Prerequisites to the issuanoe of a building or use permit The provisions of Section ~RI-A-13 shall apply. Street dedications and improvements required. The pr~visions of Section RA -14 shall apply. Sec. 9200.R3-7 - R3-l4 -27- - SECTIO~9200. 01 NEIGHBORHOOD STORES' ZONES 9200.Cl-l ,..... \. 9200.01_2 9200.C1-3 9200.01..,4.. ,,-. -' i' j -' Description and purpose The Neighborhood Stores Zone is de1'ined as a limited business area, planned as an integrated part 01' a residential district, to provide 1'01' the daily local COmmodity or service needs of the residents of the neighborhood area. These areas are in- tended to 1'it into a residential area without causing undue additional traffic congestion or other hazards which would be detrimental to the character of the area. Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses, either singly or in combination, are pe~itted in a neighborhood stores zone. All uses, except news stands and o1'1'-street parking, shall be in an entirely enclosed building and no place shall provide entertainment or permit dancing. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged except 1'01' the following purposes: Bakery stores - retail (no baking on premises). Barber and beauty shops. Cleaning agencies - pick up 1'acilities only _ except incidental pressing. Con1'ectionary stores with fountains - non-alcoholic beverages only - no drive-ins or walk-ups. Dairy products stores - __!:etailonly. .__.____ Eating places{- no drive-ins or walk-ups or sale 01' alcoholic beverages permitted. Fruit and vegetable stores. Grocery stores. Hand laundries. Ice cream stores - retail. Ice stations. Laundromats - (single batch washing machines only). Meat markets and delicatessen stores. News stands. Pharmacy or drug stores. Shoe repair shops. h.. H- Q.LL J.. ~~ ~') Other p.r~tted buildin~s and uses Any such other buildings and uses as the Commission, a1'ter a pUblic hearing, as an administrative act, may determine and 1'ind as a 1'act to be similar to those listed in the section immediately preceding, provided such other uses shall not have any difterent or more detrimental e1'fect upon the adjoining neighbol"hood areas or zones than s'lch specifically permitted uses, and shall not unduly increase the traffic and noises in the neighborhood area, and otherwise be more objectio~able or obnoxious than those uses specifically permitted. For pro- cedtU'e on the hearing be1'ore the Commission and on appeal the re trom, see Sections PRO-l through PRO-26. ACcessory uses Accessory uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. Orr-street parking and priVate garages are permitted in the I"ear and side yards; prOVided, that no structure or garage is permitted In the side yard within 85 teet 01' the tront lot. line. . ~''''<l.--tt...t4~UJx:~~ ~-~4_~xxx . . Structures or parking are not permitted 'in a required side yard abutting a street. Sec. 9200.C1-1 to 01-4 - ''''28- ,..- 9200.Cl-5 Lot area and dimensions - Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other property development standards of this Zone. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be None. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none Minimum depth - not less than one hundred ~~, (100) feet. 9200.Cl-6 f9/l; ~ Building heiMt .t;::;;:;;d~ " &4. ~tWUt-t.- The maximum building~height shall be one (1) story or twenty (20) feet, whichever is the lesser. See Section GEN-8 for exceptions. 9200.Cl-7 Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the Cl Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than that required in the abutting l..lilu~iLl zone, but need not exceed twenty-f1v~Lteet.. ~_ ~c~of a corne:r. '~...-..d ~~~o~y~.~d~erng-tne'~ame requirements,~ ~~ ~~~~Bg alae stFelt. Such yard shall be landscaped or grassed and permanently maintained as a condition to the use of the property. 2. There shall be no parking or other use, excepting access drives or walks, made of the required front yard, or a required yard abutting a side street, except as permitted in Section Cl-9.C. ,'-- B. Side yard 1. No side yard is required between commercial structures. 2. When abutting a residential zone, there shall be a side yard of not less than ten (10) feet in width on that side of the property abutting the residential ~one, such yard extending from the front yard to the rear property line of the subject property. Any side yard may be used only for access drives or walks exaept that off-street parking, "afld' ~ " .'~ garages are permitted, provided they are not within eighty-five (85) feet of the front lot line, and the side yard does not abut upon a street. C. Rear yard 1. No rear yard is required when property in a Cl Zone abuts property in a commercial or industrial zone. "J 2. When abutting a residential zone, there shall be a rear Sec. 9200.Cl-5 -01-7 -29- -- I""'" ~ yard of not less than twenty-five (2,) feet extending across the full width of the subject property, except when abutting an alley which abuts a residential zone, the twenty-five (2,) feet required shall be measured from the opposite side of the alley. Such rear yard may be used only for off-street parking and garages. 9200.Cl-8 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l. C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. C. The parking requirements of this Section may be satis- fied on the lot with the building served or a tract of land contiguous thereto. 9200.Cl-9 Fences and walls The following fences and walls shall be required in the Cl Zone: A. No fences or walls are required between commercial uses. B. When abutting a residential zone, or an alley which abuts a residential zone, except for access drives or walks, and buildings, there shall be a solid masonry wall not less than five ,,) feet nor more tllan six (6) feet in height erected along and immediately adjacent to the abutting alley or property line that is the zone boundary. Such wall shall be erected by the developer of the commercial property. Where such a zone boundary is a side property line, the wall shall be reduced in height to three (3) feet within the front yard set back area for the abutting residential zone. C. When the property in .a Cl Zone is used for off-street parking or for other open uses, except for access drives or walks, there shall be a solid masonry wall three (3) feet in height, constructed along the street frontages, said wall to be set back from the front or side property lines not less than ten (10) feet, and the area between the said property line and the wall shall be landscaped or grassed and permanently maintained as a condition to the use of the property. Any portion of the remainder of the lot bounded by such required wall or walls may be used for off-street parking, Section Cl-7 notwithstanding. 9200.Cl-10 Sip;ns I The followlnr; regu-lations shal-l app"ly to all signs and ---~ outdoor advertising in the Cl Zone, only the following being permitted: I \ There shall be no more than one (1) square foot of sign for each foot of building frontage. Where the side of the building abuts a street, a similar sign is permitted on the abutting side of such building. No sign shall have a total area of more than one hundred (100) square feet. Such signs shall be mounted parallel to and not more than Mtwo (2) feet from the building. \ No sign shall extend above the roof line of any building or structure. Signs shall contain thereon only the name and ... Sec. 9200.01-7-01-10 -30- type of business conducted on the premises on which the sign is located, ~- ,.- 9200.Cl-ll Display of merchandise There shall be no display of merchandise in a front yard or side yard abutting a street, except newspapers. 9200.Cl-12 Loading '~ The provisions of Section Gen-2 for loading requirements shall apply to all uses in the Cl Zone, 9200.Cl-13 Siz3 of Cl Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in Section Cl-l the City Council determines that the following area limitations are for the purpose of protecting the surround- ing uses and environment: Minimum area: One-third (1/3) acre. Maximum area: Five (5) acres. 9200.Cl-14 Building permit required No building or structure shall be erected, added to, or structurally altered until a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Inspector of the City. All applications for such permit shall be in accordance with the requirements of this Ordinance and no building permit shall be issued where such construction, addition or alter- ation or the use thereof would fail to meet or be in viola- tion of any provisions and requirements of this Ordinance. 9200.Cl-15 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit A. 'mere shall be submitted with all applications for any use or building permit three copies of a plot or site plan, drawn to scale, showing the exact dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the exact size, shape, and locations of the buildings to be built upon such lot, the location of any existing curbs, tl-,e distance of any lot line abutting a street from the monumented center line of such street, the location of the planned highway line9 if any, the loca- tion of all drive ways and the location and width of any curb opening and such other information as may be necessary to determine whether the o"ronosed strtH,tur$-or -'us~' clomglie s witt, tnef'~rOVls~otl~ ~f;,-chl~vrQln~l:lce. SUCh appllca-c~o shall tnl:u%~i~~ t'}11~r?ig~u~~f n.,._lJ1~u. 2. All entries and exits, including those that are for service and those that are for pedestrians 3. Location and size of all signs 4. Outdoor lighting 5, Off-street parkinG and loading spaces 6. The manner in which all requirements for street dedications and improvement shall have been complied with, Mrxax~X~1aX~AK~~ together with two (2) sets of plans and specifications. B. The required number of sets of plans and specifications and site plans shall be filed in the office of the Planning Director. One set of plans and specifica- tions, together' wi th the site plan shall be distributed to the Building Inspector and the other site plan to the ',- Engineering Department, C. No building permit shall be issued by the Chief Building Sec. 9200.CI-IO - Cl-15 -31- - --- .-- Inspector unless the Planning Director and the Engineering Department shall rirst have approved the application as being in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance and the Development Review Board shall have approved the applica- tion as meeting the requirements of Section DRB-6. Appeals may be taken from any refusal to approve such application or to issue the building permit as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO-26. 9200.Cl-16 Street dedications and improvements required - Anticipating that changes will occur in the local neighbor- \ hoods and the city generally due to the increase in vehicular traffic, includin[" trucking, increase in pedestrian traffic, increased noise, and other activities associated with the city's development and growth, the rollowing dedications and improve- ments are deemed to be necessary to prevent congestion and the other hazards that are related to the intensified use of the land, and these requirements must be met or complied with betore any building or use permit may be issued: I J 9200.C2-2 .,,-..... ;t.."v4 .-J~ A. All required streets and all~ys, both local and highways, which abut the subject prope~ty shall be dedicated, or a deed of dedication deposited in escrow with an escrow agent acceptable to the City Attorney, the delivery of which is condi tioned upon t he requested permi t being granted, to the full width required by this Ordinance on the side or the street, highway or alley abutting such property. B. All street, highway and alley improvements shall have I either been installed or a performance bond in a reasonable amount to be determined by the City Engineer, with Sureties to be approved by the City Attorney, shall have been filed with the City Clerk. Said i~provements shall meet the standards esta,blished by the 'Oi ty Council and shall include curb, gutter, sidewalk, stree't and alley paving, street trees, street signs, street lights, and all required utilities. C. The City Engineer shall not approve the issuance of a building permit until the requirements of this section have been _to <renter -Zon.. ... 1.-..... __-.er..je the needs 01" apprOX1l118.'lie.LY one thou8and (1,000) to tt.. tho9sand ($,000) ramilies within a rad1u, or one (1) mile or more~ " Permi$;t,d bullqings and uses Only the following buildings, st~ctures and uses, either 8ingly or in combination, are peI!mitted in a community shopplns; center zone. All uses, except news stands, off- street parking and nurseries, sh$ll be in an entirely en- cloud bui lding. No building or $tructure shall be ereoted, struoturally altered or enlarged except for the following purposes: All use. permitted in the 01 Zones, plus: Appliance stores. Bakerle. - ~reparatlon and sale Qr baked goods - not mQre than ten (10) employees on duty at anyone time. Banks. Buain.sa and administration offices. 9amera .hops and supplies. Dress and millinery shops. Dry goo~s, notions and variety stores. Flower .tores. Furniture stores. Gift ahops. , Sec. 9200.01-1$ - 9200.02-2 a.. -32- ~ I"""'" 9200.02-3 9200.02-4 9200.02-$ 9200.02-6 Hardware stores. Hobby shops. Jewelry stores. .-111'1" .J IU. 1, , g,~^..U_ Liquor stores (package). Luggage shops. Nurseries - retail. Paint stores. Pet shops. Professional offices. Radio and T.V. stores. Restaurants. (No entertainment or dancing or sale of alcoholic beverages permitted). Stationery and office supply stores. Super drug stores. Super markets. Tobacco shops. Toy shops. Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section 01-3 shall apply. Accessory uses The previsions of Section 01-4 shall apply. Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this zone, may be occupied by uses permitted subject to all other property development standards of this Zone. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: None. . B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. Minimum depth - not less than one hundred twenty (120) feet. ~~J..-j.. Building.height_~ ~ CD.-v ~ The maximum building~height shall be or forty (40) feet, wnichever is the Section GEN-8 for exceptions. two (2) stories lesser. See ..-9200.02-7 Yard rllgulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the 02 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for aocess drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than ten (10) feet; provided, that where the 02 Zone occupies an entire block /' Se9. 9200.02_2 - 02-7. -33- -, ~ frontage, the required front yard may be reduced to six (6) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, a yard with the same requirements along the abutting side street. Such yard shall be land- scaped or grassed and permanently maintained as a condition to the use of the property. 2. There shall be no parking or other use, excepting for signs, access drives or walks, made of the required front yard, or aLyard abutting a side street. requlrea B.Side yard 1. No side yard is required between commercial structures. 2. The provisions of Section Cl-7.B.2. shall apply. C. Rear yard 1. No rear yard is required when property in a C2 Zone abuts property ~~mercial or industrial zone. 2. The provisionsof''1'Cl-7.C.2 shall apply. 9200.C2-8 Of'f'-street parkin~ The provisions of' Section cl-8 shall apply. 9200.C2-9 Fences and walls The provisions of Section Cl-9 shall apply. Whenever this Ordinance requires the construction of a solid masonry wall between any building or parking space and any street, except in a Cl Zone, ornamental shrubs tion may be substituted in lieu thereof, if the COmmission,upon applica- finds and determines that the type of shrubs and the proposed landscaping is the substantial or ef'f'ective equivalent of the required masonry wall. When and if such permission is granted the Commission may impose reasonable provisions and conditions f'or the continued maintenance of such shrubbery and landscaping. For provisions as to an appeal f'rom the decision of' the Commission, see Sections PRO-l through PRO-26. 9200.C2-10 Si~ns The following regulations shall apply to all signs and outdoor advertising in the C2 Zone: --- In addition to the signs permitted in the Cl Zone, there may be other outdoor signs; provided, however, that such outdoor signs shall contain thereon only the name and the type of business conducted on the premises on which the sign is located, or the name of' the shopping district and entrance and exit designations. Signs are permitted in the required yards, pro- vided no part of any sign may extend beyond or overhang any street property line. The approval of' the Development Review Board is required for all signs having a total display area of over thirty-, . (3") square f'eet On' any' one side ~ .. ; " "'~. :. - ::;. Where the sign is of' the cut out type and there is no back panel against which the sign is displayed or mounted, ~ec. 9200.02-7 - 02-10 -34- ~ !"~ 9200. C2-11 ..- - the sign area shall be computed as though there were in fact a back panel of a size against which such a s~~~~J wonld normally be mounted. See Section GEN-14 for~t'S.na.ardS: f,@H" !l.FFPe"al. For signs of less than this area no such approval is re~~ired. A sign not supported by or attached to a building shall not exceed twenty (20) feet in height from the ground unless a Conditional Use Permit is obtained therefor. A sign attached to or supported by a building shall not exceed thirty UO) f'eet in height from the top' of the exterior walls of' the building unless a Conditional Use Permit is obtained therefor in addition to the approval of the Develop- ment Review Board. For provisions as to appeals from the decisions of the Development Review Board or the Commission, see Sections PRO-l through PRO-26. Displlij,Y of IIlEtI.'chal1d:L~~ There shall be no display of' merchandise in a f'ront yard or a side yard abutting a street, except newspapers. 9200.C2-12 Loading The provisions of Section GEN-2 for loading requirements shall apply to all uses in the C2 Zone. 9200.C2-13 Size of C2 Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in Section C2-1 the City Council determines that the following area limitations are for the purpose of protecting the surrounding uses and environment: Minimum area: Maximum area: Fi ve (5) acres. Thirty (30) acres. 9200.C2-14 Building permit required The provisions of Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.C2-15 Prerequisites to issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.C2-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section Cl-16 shall apply. SECTIONS 9200.C3 - CENTRAL COMMERCIAL ZONE .../,t 9200.C3-1 9200.C3-2 ,...., Description and purpose The C3 Central Commercial Zone is intended to include only the Central Business District and the uses generally identified with such District. Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses, either singly or in combination, are permitted in a Central Commercial Zone. All uses, except news stands, shall be in an entirely enclosed building. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged except for the following purposes: All uses permitted in the C2 Community Shopping Center Zones, excepting nurseries, plus the following permitted uses: Sec. 9200.C2-10 - C3-2 -35- ,--, Automobile sales in an enclos ed bui lding, Business colleges. Cocktail lounges or bars. Conservatories of art or music. Dance studios and dance halls. ""m.~.'~Tt.P"T Garages - public and private. Gymnasiums. Hotels. Lodges and clubs. Mechanical car washes. Newspaper and printing establishments. Radio and television broadcasting studios. Restaurants - no drive-ins or walk-ups. Theatres and auditoriums. ,- Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section Cl-3 shall apply. 9200.C3-4 Accessory uses 9200.C3-3 The provisions of Section cl-4 shall apply. 9200.C3-5 Lot area and dimensions A. Lot area The mhlimum lot area shall be: None. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. 9200.C3-7 Minimum depth - none. M/~~ +- Building height ~~, ^1M-'~~~ The maximum build; ng height shall be determined by a floor area ratio of six (6) square feet of building floor area for each one (1) square foot of lot area. See Section GEN-8 for exceptions. Yard regulations A. Front yar d 9200.C3-6 None required. ''-.-., B. Side yard None required except when abutting a residential zone, or an alley which abuts a residential zone, there shall be a side yard on the side of the lot abutting the residential zone of not less than ten (10) feet in width, extending from the front prop- erty line to the rear property line. For buildings over six (6) stories in height such side yard shall be increased to fifteen (15) feet in width. Such yard shall be used only for off-street parking or access thereto. --"..JiIII"..., C. Rear yard None required. Sec. 9200.C3-2 - C3-7. -36- 9200.C3-8 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determin ing the amount of parkin[:' space that must be provided for each use. ~ B. Off-street parkins space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-1.D. C. The parking requirements of this section may be satisfied either 1. On the lot with the bui lding served or a tract of land contiguous thereto, 2. On a lot, the nearest boundary of which is not more than three hundred (300) feet from the nearest boundary of the subject property, 3. Property located within the limits of an off- street parking district formed in pursuance of the provisions of any law of the State of California or of any other duly au thorized authority or govern- mental body, shall have its off-street parking re- quirements reduced to the following extent: The proportionate part that the amount assessed against such property bears to the total cost of such off- street parking improvement shall first be determined. After this proportion has been ascertained, such property shall be given credit for, or the number of parking spaces otherwise required by such property shall be reduced by, the number of parking spaces that proportion bears to the total number of off-street parking spaces provided by the off-street parking district. Should the application of this formula result in a fractional parking space, such fractional space shall be disregarded in determining the off- street parking requirements for such lot. 9200.C3-9 Fences and walls The following fences and walls shall be required in the C3 Zone: A. No fences or walls are required between commercial uses. B. When abutting a residential zone, or an alley abutting a residential zone, except for access drives or walks, th~~ shall be a solid masonry wall not less than five (5JAnor mor"e than six (6) feet in height erected along the abutting property line t~at is the zone boundary. Such wall shall be erected by the developer of the commercial property. 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Radio and television broadcasting studios. 9200.c4-3 Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section 01-3 shall apply. 9200.C4-4 Accessory uses The provisions of Section 01-4 shall apply. 9200.04-5 Lot area and dimensions A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: None. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. 9200.04-6 ~inimum depth - none. ~.~d . Building.height~ . .~ <it.. ,,-.r B. Off-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. C. The p,rking requirements of this section may be satisfied either on the lot with the buildibg served, or a tract of land contiguous thereto. 9200.04-9 Fences and walls The provisions of Section 02-9 shall apply. 9200.c4-10 Signs The provisions of Section 02-10 shall apply. 9200.04-11 Display of merchandise ~__-L_J-..::J_ __ - B. Orf-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. _ O. The p,rking requirements or this section may be F satisfied either on the lot with the bui1dihg served, or a tract or land contiguous thereto. 9200.04-9 Fences and walls The provisions or Section C2-9 shall apply. 9200.04-10 Signs The provisions or Section 02-10 shall apply. 9200.04-11 Displ.y or merchandise There shall be no display or merchandise outside an enclosed building except ror newspapers and by nurseries. 9200.C4-12 Loading The provisions or Section GEN-2 for loading re- quirements shall apply to all uses in the c4- Regional Shopping Oenter Zone. 9200.c4-13 Size of c4 Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in Section C4-1, the City Council determines that the following area limitations are ror the purpose of protecting the surrounding uses and environment: Minimum area: Thirty (30) acres. Maximum area: None. 9200.c4-14 Building permit required The provisions or Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.c4-15 Prerequisites to the issuance or a building or use permit The provisions or Section 01-15 shall apply. 9200.c4-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions or Section 01-16 shall apply. ~ Sec. 9200.c4-8 - 04-16 -40- SECTIO~9200.c5 - GENERAL COMMERCIAL ZONES 9200.C5-1 Description and purpose The C5 General Commercial Zones are intended to serve as the location not only for the uses permitted in the C3 Central Commercial Zones but also for additional commercial uses which are not permitted in the C3 CEntral Commercial Zones. .~. 9200.C5-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses, either singly or in combination, are permitted in a General Commercial Zone. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged except for the following purposes: All uses permitted in the C3 Central Commercial Zones, plus: - Ambulance service. Animal hospitals. Automobile sales - new and used. Bakeries. Bowling alleys - subject to the issuance of a Conditional use permit. Cabinet shops. Carpenter shops. Churches. Commercial greenhouses. Convalescent homes. Drive-in Theatres - subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. Dry cleaning plants. Educational institutions. Entertainment establishments. Feed and grain IKT..Y- stores and mills. Furniture upholstering (not more than 5000 square feet of shop space) 0 Garden and patio supplies and furnishings. Gasoline filling stations. Hospitals. Ice storage houses (not more than five (5) tons capacity). Laundries. Medical centers. which last are Missions (including temporary revivals,/subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit). Monument and tombstone sales (retail only). Mortuaries. Motels and motor hotels. Open air sales areas. Plant nurseries. Plumbing shops (all storage 1tl;1in enclosed space). Pottery goods (retail ..i:J'~ t>..~~, only). Poul try sales (including custom dressing). . Printing establishments. Public utility distribution stations. Refrigerated locker plan ts. ing) . Repair gar~g~s~~ll ~toraGe of parts to be within an enclosed build- Research?f~tb~~~ar~es (no manufacturing). Rest homes. Restaurants - including drive-ins and walk-ups. (Where alcoholic beverages are sold for consumption on the premises, all such beverages must be consumed within .(J the ,building in whi ch they are sold). ..D~~V(.....~ - Sec. 9200.C5-1 - C5-2 -41- ,-... ...--'''- Second-hand stores (no display of merchandise outside of main building). Service establishments. Sheet metal shops. Skating rinks. Super service stations. Taxidermists. Tinsmiths. Tire recapping. (Maximum of 3 recapping machines) Tool an d equipment rental services. . Trade schools. Trailer sales - new and used Truck and trailer rental services. Used car lots. Warehousing. Wedding chapels. Wholesaling commodities. 9200.C5-3 Other permitted buildings and useF The provisions of Section Cl-3 shall apply. 9200.C5-4 Accessory uses The provisions of Section Cl-4 shall apply. 9200.C5-5 Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the effective date of this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone may be occupied by uses permitted, subject to all other property development standards of this Zone. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: None. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. Minimum depth - One hundred fifty (150) feet if abutting a rear alley; One hundred seventy (170) feet if not abutting a rear alley. M/~"1.'LL/ Building height.e.:...~ ~J II The provisions of Section C3-6 shall apply. 9200.C5-7 Yard regulations 9200.C5-6 A. Front yard . ~a~ The provisions of Section Cl-7.B. shall apply. - B. C. Rear yard The provisions of Section Cl-7.C. shall apply. Sec. 9200.C5-2 - C5-7 -42- - S200.05-6 Off-street 2arking 9200.C5-9 A. The provtsions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parkin space that must be provided ror each use. B. Off-street parking lots shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. C. '!'he parkin,,;: req1Jirements of th:7 s section may be satis- fied either 1. On the lot with the building served or a tract of land contiguous thereto, 2. On a lot, the nearest boundary of which is not more than three hundred (300) feet erom the nearest boundary of the subject property. Fences and walls r-' r The provisions of Section C3-9 shall apply. 9200.C5-10 Signs All signs permitted in Section C3-10 are permitted. In addi- tion, bi.llboards are permi tted which may carry advertising matter' unrelated to the business, if any, conducted on the subject premises; provided, that if a billboard is not sup- ported by or attached to a building, the base line of Such billboard shall not be less than one (1) foot nor more than five (5) feet above the street level of the street which such billboard faces. A billboard attached to and Supported by a buildinr" shall not exceed thirty (30) feet in height from the top or the e .xterior walls of the building. The area of such billboard shall not exceed three hundred (300) square feet unless a Conditional Use Permit is obtained therefor. See Section GEN-14 for approval standards. 9200.05-11 Display of merchandise No restrictions, except where specified. 9200.C5-12 Loading 9200.C5-13 Size of CS Zone The provisions or Section GEN-2 f'or loading requirements shall apply to all uses in the C5 General Commercial Zone. 'l'here is no req111red minimum or maximum area in the C5 General Commercial Zone. 9200.C5-14 Buildin~ permit reauired The provisions of Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.C5-15 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit 'rhe provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.C5-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of SectiDn Cl-16 shall apply. ~ if ~.,,' I Sec. 9200.C5-8 - C5-16 -43- -, 9200.C6-1 SECTIONS9200.C6 - HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL ZONES ..-. '- 9200.C6-2 9200.C6-3 r-... -",! 9200 .C6-4 Description and purpose The C6 Highway Commercial Zones are intended as locations for the establishment of businesses and enterprises generally IOund along ~ highways outside the more densely populated areas of the City. Such businesses and enterprises maJ, but it is not necessary, that they be associated with the use of the highway. Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses, either singly or in combination, are permitted in the 06 Highway Commercial Zones. No buildings or structures shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged except for the following purposes: Administrative and professional offices. Bowling alleys. Churches. Commercial greenhouses. Convalescent homes. Drive-in theatres, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. Educational institutions. Entertainment establish~ents. Garden and patio furniture and equipment stores. Garden tools and equipment rental stores. Hospitals, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. Hotels, motor hotels, motels. Lodges and clubs. Medical centers. Open air sales areas (new and used automobile, truck and trailer sales or servicing). Plant nurseries. _Pottery sales rooms'no outside display). Public utility sub-stations. Radio andjtel~ii~ion broadcasting studios. Research/IRtb~k~~~!e~r(no manufacturing). Restaurants (including drive-ins and walk-ups). (Where alcoholic beverages are sold for consumption on the premises, all such beverages must be consumed within the building in which they are sold). Rest homes. Retail stores. Skating rin~, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permi t . Service establishments. Theatres and auditoriums. Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section Cl-3 shall apply. Accessory uses The provisions of Section 01-4 shall apply. Sec. 9200.06-1 - C6-4 -44- 9200.06-5 Lot area and dimensions Lots of reoord on the effeotive date of this Ordinanoe, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted, subject to all other property development standards of this Zone. A. Lot area .~- '" ~ The minimum lot area shall re: ~ ~.~&S._l"...4:~~..I'~"'~jC B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width: ~t.~~ _.b.. None. Minimum Hundred twenty (120) feet. 9200.06-6 Th€ P~~v18ions of Seetion 03-6 shall apply. 9200.06-7 Yard regulations A. Pron t yard 1. Each lot in the 06 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except I'or access drives and walks, across the fUll width of the subject property, of a depth of not less than ten CIO) feet; provided, that where the C6 Zone occupies an entire block fronta6e, the required front yard may be reduced to six (6) feet. In the case of a corner lot, also a yard meeting the same requirements, along the abutting side street. Such yard shall be landscaped or grassed and permanently maintained as a condition to the use of the property. for sign s, 2. There shall be no parking or other use, exceptinafaccess drives or walks, made of the required front yard, or a required yard abutting a side street. B. Side yard The provisions of Seotlon 01-7.B. shall apply. C. Rear yard The provisions 01 Seot!Qr, 01-7.C. shall apply. 9200.06-8 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parkIng space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. ,-.. O. The parking requirements of this section may be satisfied either 1. On the lot with the building served or a tract of land contiguous thereto or 2. On a lot, the nearest boundary of which is not more than three hundred (300) feet from the nearest boundary of the subject property. Sec. 9200.C6-5 - 06-8 -45- 9200.C6-9 Fences and walls The provisions or Section C2-9 shall apply. .~ 9200.C6-10 Signs The provisions or Section C2-10 shall apply. 9200.C6-11 Display of merchandise I .&..t ',~ 7U>.~~7~-~' ~~ '. 9200.c6-12 Loading The provisions or Section GEN-2 for loading reql)irements shall apply to all uses in the c6 Highway Commercial Zohes. 9200.C6-13 Size of c6 Zone There is no required minimum or maximum area in the C6 Highway Commercial Zone. 9200.C6-14 Building permit required The provisions of Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.C6-15 Prere9uisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.C6-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions or Section Cl-16 shall apply. SECTIONS9200.C7- BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ZONES 9200.C7-1 Description and purpose The C7 Business and Professional Office Zones are intended to provide for the development of integrated business and professional office zones wherein all the related uses and facilities may be located. 9200.C7-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in the Business and Professional Office Zones. All storage shall be within entirely enclosed buildings. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, except for the following purposes: .- Business ofrices. Banks. Pharmacies. Exhibit halls (private - no retail sales from the floor). Medical centers. Physical, medical and diagnostic laboratories (no industrial production on the premises). Professional ofrices. Research institutes and laboratories. Sec. 9200.C6-9 - C7-2 -46- f Restaurants intended and designed primarily to meet the needs and convenience or the district as distinguished rrom the general public. iq this zone A residential structure existing.' at the time this Ordinance becomes effective, may be used ror any permitted use; provided, that, ir necessary, it is rirst remodelled to conrorm to the minimum standards required by State law and City Ordinances. - 9200.C7-3 Other permitted buildings and use,s The provisions or Section Cl-3 shall apply. 9200.C7-4 Accessory uses The provisions or Section cl-4 shall apply. 9200.C7-5 Lot area and dimensions Lots of record on the errective date or this Ordinance, whose area or dimensions are less than those required in this Zone, may be occupied by uses permitted sub ject to all other property development standards of this Zone. A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: None B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. Minimum depth - One Hundred Fifty (150) feet. 9200.C7-6 BUildin~eight .--v~ The maximum building~height shall be two (2) stories or forty (40) feet, whichever is the lesser. See Section GEN-8 for exceptions. 9200.C7-7 Yard regulations A. Front yard 1. Each lot in the C7 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the subject property, of a depth of .not less than '5M:k :P8lt1i!reli in -&I!l.e mel!lll I_Jltlh'U.."le aelittiBg P881a8Btial Bene, bull neea MI. ~T~~_~ fin (l~) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard meeting the same requirements, along the abutting side street. Such yard shall be landscaped or grassed and permanently maintained as a condition to the use or the property. - 2. There shall be no parking or other use, excepting access drives or walks, made of the required front yard or a/yard abutting a side street. required Sec. 9200.C7-2 - C7-7 -47- B. Side yard The provisions or Section 01-7.B. shall apply. ~ O. Rear yard The provisions or Section Cl-7.C. shall apply. 9200.C7-8 Orr-street parking The provisions or Section Cl-8 shall apply. 9200.C7-9 Fences and walls The provisions or Section Cl-9 shall apply. 9200.C7-10 Signs The provisions or Section CI-IO shall apply, unless a Conditional Use Permit is obtained. 9200.07-11 Display of merchandise There shall be n8~a!~~!ay of merchandise ~ ~XB%X~~.xJ.w~.,,~~~xxxaxr~ except newspapers. 9200.07-12 Loading The provisions or Section GEN-2 ror loading require- ments shall apply to all uses in the C7 Zone. 9200.07-13 Size or C7 Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in Section C7-1, the City Council determines that the ro110wing area limitations are for the purpose of protecting the surrounding uses and environment: Minimum area: Two (2) acres. Maximum area: None. 9200.07-14 Building permit required The provisions or Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.07-15 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions or Section 01-15 shall apply. 9200.C7-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions or Section 01-16 shall apply. ~ '-~. Sec. 9200.C7-7 - 07-16 -48- SECTI01'S9200.C8 - COMHERCIAL RECREATION ZONES 9200.c8-1 Description and purpose The c8 Commercial Recreation Zones are for the special c--' uses identified with planned and integrated commercial recreation areas and for such uses as are related to and normally associated with the operation and service of such developments. 9200.C8-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings. structures and uses are permitted in the Commercial Recreation Zones. All storage shall be within entirely enclosed buildings. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged except for the following purposes: Commercial Recreation and Exhibition Centers. Retail businesses related to and customarily incidental to the operation of Commercial Recreation and Exhibition Centers, to the following extent: The sale of food, candy, drugs, ice cream. soft drinks and confections. The sale of photographic equipment and supplies, flowers and plants. The sale of clothing and apparel. The sale of other merchandise and articles commonly offered for sale in such recreation areas. The operation of cocktail bars only when carried on as a part of the operation of hotels. motels, motor hotels and restaurants. The operation of hotels. motels, motor hotels and restaurants. The operation of auditoriums, theatres, exhibition halls, meeting halls and drive-in theatres. The operation of skating rinks, bowling alleys, swimming pools, golf links and other amusement enterprises or facilities, The operation of radio and television broadcasting studios. The operation of heliport facilities. ~be conduct of business off~Q~s related to all permitted uses, The operation of storagefa?~~lt~inet shops, machine shops, forge shops, carpente~' shops and similar uses 'that are reasonably necessary to the upkeep, construction, develop- ment, maintenance and operation of a planned and integrated commercial amusement development. The keeping, grazing, housing, pasturing of animals used in the operation of an amusement enterprise, provided such animals are not housed, pastured or grazed at any point less than one hundred fifty (150) feet from the external boundaries of the property upon which said animals are located, The operation of dog kennels for the convenience of patrons only. The ope~ation of day nurseries for the convenience of patrons only. 9200.C8-3 Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section Cl-3 shall apply. 9200.c8-4 Accessory uses The provisions of Section Cl-4 shall apply. Sec. 9200.c8-1 - c8-4 -49- 9200.c8-5 Lot area and dimensions - 9200.c8-6 9200.CB-7 9200.CB-8 9200.CB-9 A. Lot area The minimum lot area shall be: None. B. Lot dimensions The minimum lot dimensions shall be: Minimum width - none. Minimum depth - none. &h~d Building height ~ ., No restrictions. Building set back lines Due to the diverse nature and character of the activities permitted in this zone, the difference in the number of persons that would normally be attracted thereto and the number of employees engaged in their operation, the location of the same with reference to major, primary and secondary highways and the difference in the nature and character of the surrounding neighborhoods and zones, it is deemed impractical to establish any general over all building set back standards or lines, but on the contrary it is deemed advisable to establish such set back lines after and as a result ~f a study of all of the various factors in each such recreational area, both as to present existing areas and those that may be created in the future. The building set back lines for those areas presently zoned c8 are hereby determined and established as shown in the diagram hereto attached and marked "Building set back lines in c8 Zones" which diagram and all the notations, references and any other information shown thereon are by reference hereby made a part of this Ordinance. There are no yard requirements in any of such areas. Off-street parking ):18/7.-1 The provisions of Section ~ shall apply. Fences and walls The following fences and walls shall be required in the CB Zone: A. No fences or walls are required between commercial uses. B. When abutting a residential zone, or an alley which abuts a residential zone, except for access drives or walks, there shall be a solid masonry wall not less than five (5) nor more than six (6) feet in height erected along the abutting property line that is the zone boundary. Such wall shall be erected by the developer of the commercial property. Where such a zone boundary is a side property line, the wall shall be reduced in height to three (3) feet within the front yard set back area for the abutting residential zone. Whenever this Ordinance req'li res the construction of a solid masonry wall behveen any ::JU.i Iding or parking space and any street, except in a Cl Zone, orna:nental shrubs may be sub- stituted in lieu thereof, if the Commission, upon application, finr1s and determines that t~:e type of' sb...rubs and the proposed landscaping is the substantial or effective equi va.lent of the req1'ired masonry wall. When and if such permission is granted the Commiss}on mar imoose reasonable provisions and conditions Sec. Y200.CB-5 - C8-9 -50- ,..-.. for t~l.e ce.ntinued maintenance of' such shrubbery and land- scaping. For provisions as to an acpeal from the decision of L,e Commission, see Sections PRO-l through PRO-26. 9200.08-10 Signs <- The provisions of Secti n 02-10 shall apply with the exception that the "name of the amusement center" is substituted for the "name of the shopping district" in the second paragraph. 9200.C8-l1 Display of merchandise No restrictions. 9200.08-12 Loading space requirements None required. 9200.08-13 Size of 08 Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in section 08-1 the City OOuncil determines that the following area limitations are for the purpose of protecting the surround- ing uses and environment: Minimum are&.: III~ One hundred (100) acres. Maximum area: None. 9200.08-14 Building permit required The provisions of Section 01-14 shall apply. 9200.08-15 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section 01-15 shall apply. 9200.08-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section Cl-l6 shall apply. - Sec. 9200.08-10 - 08-16 -51- - .- S:C:CTIONS 9200.09 - HO'l'EL AND MO'fEL ZONES 9200.C9-1 Description and purpose The C9 Zone is intended to permit all uses allowed in an RA Zone and in addition to permit hotels, motels, motor hotels, restaurants, coctail bars, and in addition, retail and service shops, banquet and ball rooms, when and only when the latter are situated in and form an integrated part of a hotel or motel building or buildings. ,"'-'" 9200.C9-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following buildings, structures and uses are permitted in a C9 Zone. No buildings, structures or uses shall be erected, struc turally altered or enlarged or land use permitted except for the following purposes: Any use permi tted in tc-le RA-Residential Agricultural Zone subject to the regulations and restrictions of said Zone, except that the C9 building setback pro- visions shall govern the buildin5 setback lines. Coctail bars. f!otels. Motels. Motor Hotels. hestaurants - no drive-ins. Retail and service shops, banquet and ball rooms, when and only when they are situated in and form an integrated part of a hotel or motel building or bui Iding s. vJhere there is more than one main building the site plan must be approved by the Development Review Board. See the provisions of Sections PRO-l through PRO-26, which provide for the procedure in obtaining such approval, and appeals therefrom. 9200.C9-3 Other permitted buildings and uses The provisions of Section Cl-3 shall apply. 9200.C9-4 Accessory uses Accessory uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of US6 per- mitted in this Zone. 9200.C9-5 Lot area and dimensions No requirements. F~ 9200.C9-6 Building or structural height limitation The provisions of Section C3-6 shall apply. 9200.C9-7 Yard regulations "........ A. Front yard Each lot in the C9 Zone shall have a front yard extending, except for access drives and walks, across the full width of the property of a depth of not less than twenty (20) feet, excepting that any lot abutting on Harbor Boulevard shall have a depth of not less than fifty (50) feet, and in the case of a corner lot, also a yard meeting the same requirements, along the abutting side street. Such yards shall be landscaped or grassed and per- - C9-7 -51A- Sec. 9200.09-1 ,- - manently maintained as a conditi, n to the use of the property. ~. 2.There shall be no parkin,; or other use, excepting for signs, access drives or walks, made of the required front yard or a required yard abutting a side street. B.Side yard 'rhere shall be a side yard of not less than ten (10) feet in width, plus an additional five (5) feet for each story over one in any structure or building on the subject lot. Such side yard need not exceed twenty (20) feet in width. C.Rear yard No requirements. 9200.09-8 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parkin~ space shall be improved as required in Section GEN-l.D. O. The parking requirements of this Section may be sa t i sfied on the lot wi th the bui Iding served or a tract of land contiguous thereto. 9200.09-9 Fences and walls No requirements. 9200.09-10 Signs The provisions of Section 02-10 shall apply. 9200.09-11 Display of merchandise The provisions of Section 01-11 shall apply. 9200.09-12 Loading The provisions of Section GEN-2 for loading requirements shall apply. 9200.09-13 Size of C9 Zone In order to carry out the purposes expressed in Section 09-1, the Oity Council determines that the following area limitations are for the purpose of protecting the surrounding uses and environment: Einimum area: }ilaximum area: Five (5) acres. None. ......... 9200.09-14 Building permit required The provisions of Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.09-15 Prerequisites to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.09-16 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section 01-16 shall apply. Sec. 9200.09-7 - C9-16 -51B- SECTIO.iS92~;C .Hl - LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ZONE 9200.Ml-l Permitted buildings and uses .~.. Onl] the f'ollowing buildings, structures, and uses conducted entirely \nthin an enclosed building, either singly or in combination, and those uses qualif'ying for ani ol.;taining a Conditional Use Permit and those coming witldn the provisions of' Section Ml-3, are permitted in an Ml-Li,~'1t Industrial Zone. No building or structure s:lall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for such purposes; namely, Bakeries. Bottling plants. C!:~ Br>eweries. ~ --Carpet cleaning plants. Cleaning and dyeing plants. &mNXra<<tQXa*x~a~i.xa>>ix~ffi~.a. Distributing warehouses. Electrical appliances, instruments and equipment and neon sign manufacture. . Garment manuf'acture. Laboratories of' any kind. Laundries. l'lanuf'acturing, compoundinG, processing, packaging, assembly or treatment of articles or merchandise f'rom previously prepared materials. Photn engraving, photo copying and blueprinting. Plastics, f'abrication from. Precision instruments, manufacture of. Printioi' establishment s. Restaur~nts (no sale of alcoholic beverages). Rubber, fabrication of products made from f'inished rubber. Sh,)e manufacture. Wholesale business, storage buildings and warehouses. Any MI use, when the property upon which it is located is within three hundred thirty (330) feet of' the exterior boundaries of' any educational institution shall require a Condi.tional Use Permit. 9200.Iv:l-2 Other uses req'Jirin".: a Conditional Use Permit The following uses require a Conditional Use Permit in this Zone. Gasoline service stations. 92CO .HI- J Other permitted buildings and use s ~ .. Any such other buildings and uses as the Commission, af'ter ~ "---.----apiiliIlc hear~ may determine and f'ind as a f'act to be . ~~ simila: to those"listed in~l-l above; provide~ such other , _;:' . uses s,"all not have any dL:ferent or more detrlmental efrect .'-. "L", upon the adjoining neighborhood areas or zone S than such '~' 'i{;._' specifically permitted uses, and shall not unduly lncrease 0,::4"" the traffic and noises in the neighborhood area, and other- !'<{..AJise be more obnoxious than those uses specifically permitted. ~or procedure on the hearing before the Commission and on ~ppeal theref'rom see Sections PRO-l through PRO~26. Sec. 9200.Ml-l - Ml-3 -52- - 9200.Ml-4 Accessory uses ACGessory uses shall be permitted only to the extent necessary and normal to the limited types of use permitted in this Zone. 9200.Ml-5 Lot area and dimensions ;t""-. No req1Jirements. 9200.Ml-6 Building or structural height limitation The maximum building or structural height shall be six (6) stories or seventy-five (75) feet, whichever is the lesser. 9200.Ml-7 Yard regulations A. Front yard Along those portions of the Ml Zone fronting upon a street or highway, where that portion of the zone abutting on such streets or highways is bordered with green on the City Zoning Map, there shall be a required front yard of set back line of fifty (50) feet minimum, of which the rear thirty (30) feet may be used for off-street parking. All portions not so used for off-street parking must be land- scaped and maintained with lawn, trees, flowers or shrubs, etc. and no structures shall be erected in such front yard except an entrance or watchman's shelter. In all other portions of this Zone a front yard is required only when property comprises a part of the frontage in a block on one side of the street and the remainder of the frontage in the same block is classified as an R Zone, in which case the required front yard shall be the same as that required in the abutting R Zone portion of such block. B. Side yard A side yard is required only when the property abutt.upon a lot in an R Zone, in which case the required side yard shall be the same as that required in the abutting R Zone or one (1) foot in width for each foot in height of the highest building on tee lot, \-lhichever is greater, but need not exceed twenty-five (25) feet. C. Rear yard A rear yard is required only when the property abuts upon a lot in an R Zone, in which case the required rear yard shall be the same as that required in the abutting R Zone or one ('l) foot in wi dth for each foot in height of the highest building on t~e lot, whichever is greater, but need not exceed twenty-five t25).feet. 9200.Ml-8 Off-street parking A. The provisions of Section GEN-l.C. shall apply in determining the amount of parking space that must be provided for each use. B. Off-street parking space Shall be improved as re- quired in Section GEN-l.D. C. The parkin re~lirements of this Section may be satisfied on the lot with the building served or a tract of land contiguous thereto. r-. 9200.Ml-9 Fences and walls None re~]ired except when abutting a residential zone, or an alley which abuts a residential zone, in which case Sec. 9200.Ml-4 - Ml-9 -53- - - except for access drives or walks, tnere shall be a solid masonry wall not less than five (5) feet nor more than six (6) feet in height erected alons and immediately adjacent to the abutting :croperty line that is the zone boundary. Such wall shall be erected by the developer of the industrial property. Where such a zone boundary is a side property line, the wall shall be reduced in height to three (3) feet within the front ,~ yard setback area for the abutting residential zone. 9200.MI-IO Sip;ns The following regulations shall apply to all signs and outdoor advertising in the Ml Zone: Signs shall contain thereon only the name and type of business conducted on the premises on which the sign is located. Signs are permitted in the required yards, provided no part of any sign may extend beyond or overhang any street property line. The approval of the Development Review Board is required for all signs havins a total display area of over thirty (30) square feet on anyone face. Where tGe sign is of the cut out type and there is no back panel against which the sign is dis- played or mounted, the sign area shall be computed as though there were in fact a back panel of a size against which SoWeIh a sign would normally be mounted. See Section GEN-l4 for approval standards. For signs of less than this area no such approval is required. For provisions as to appeals from the decisions of the Development Review Board, see Sections PRO-l through PRO-26. 9200.Ml-ll Loading The provisions of Section GEN-2 for loading requirements shall apply to all uses in the MI-Zones. 9200.Ml-12 Performance standards All uses established or placed into operation after the effective date of this Ordinance, shall comply at all times hereafter with the following limitations or performance standards. All uses actually established and in operation on the effective date of this Ordinance shall be made to comply with the following limitations or performance standards on or before July 1, 1959 and shall comply at all times thereafter. A. Fire and Explosion Hazards All activities involving, and all storage of inflammable and explosive materials shall be provided with adequate safety devices against the hazard of fire and explosion and adequate fire-fighting and fire-suppression equipment and devices standard in industry. All incineration is prohibited. B. Radioactivity or electrical disturbance Devices which radiate radio-frequency energy shall be so operated as not to cause interference with any activity carri ed on beyond the boundar'y line of the property upon which the device is located. Radio-frequency energy is electro- magnetic energy at any frequency in the radio spectrum between 10 kilocycles and 3 million megacycles. C. Noise ~ The maximum sound pressure level radiated by any use or facility when measured at the boundary line Sec. 9200.Ml-9 - Ml-12 -54- ,;It.. 01' the property on which sound is generated shall not exceed the values shown in the 1'ollowing table: ,,-. Oct~ve Band Range Sound Pressure Level in2 in Cycles per Second Decibels 0.0002 dyne/cm Below 75 72 75 150 67 151 300 59 301 600 52 601 1200 46 1201 2400 40 2401 4800 34 Above 4800 32 If the noise is not smooth and continuous or is not present between the hours 01' 10 P. M. and 7 A. M. one or more of t~e following corrections shall be applied to the above octave band levels: Daytime operation only Correction in Decibels +5 Noise source operates less than 20% of anyone-hour period +5 Noise source operates less than 5% of anyone-hour period +10 Noise of impulsive character such as hammering -5 Noise of periodic character such as humming or screeching -5 The sound pressure level shall be measured with a sound level meter and associated octave band analyzer conforming to standards prescribed by the American Standards Association as set forth in a pamphlet published by the Association entitled: "American Standard Sound Level Meters for Measure- ment of Noise and Other Sounds No. 224.3'1 published in 1944 and in another pamphlet published by the same Association, entitled: "American Standard Speci1'ication for an Octave Band Filter Set for the Analysis of Noise and Other Sounds No. 224.10" published in 1953. D. Vibration Every use shall be so operated that the ground vibration inherently and recurrently generated is not perceptible, without :Instruments, at any point on any boundary line of the lot on which the use is located. ~. E. Smoke No emission shall be permitted at any point, from any chimney or otherwise, of visible grey smoke of a shade equal to or darker' than No. 1 on the Power's Micro- Ringlemann Chart, published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Inc., and copyright 1954 (being a direct Sec. 9200.M1-12 -54A- ~..... - facsimile reduction of the standard Ringlemann ~, Chart as issued y the United States Bureau of Mines), except that visible grey smoke of a shade equal to No.1 on said Chart may be emitted for four (4) minutes in any thirty (30) minutes. These provisions applicable to visible grey smoke shall also apply to visible smoke of a different color but with an apparently equivalent opacity. F. Emission of Dust, Heat and Glare Every use shall be so operated that it does not emit dust, heat or glare in such quantities or degree as to be readily detectable on any boundary line of the lot on which the use is located. G. Emission of odors No emission shall be permitted of odorous gases or other odorous matter in quantities which exceed those proportions shown in Table III, "Odor Thresholds," in Chapter 5 of the "Air Pollution Abatement Manual," copyright 1951 by Manufacturins Chemists' Association, Inc., Washington, D. C. H. Outdoor Storage and Waste Disposal All outdoor storage facilities for fuel, raw materials and products shall be enclosed by a fence or wall adequate to conceal such facilities from adjacent property. No materials or wastes shall be deposited upon a subject lot in such form or manner that they may be transferred off the lot by natural causes or forces. All materials or wastes which might cause fumes or dust or which constitute a fire hazard or which may be edible by or otherwise be attractive to rodents or insects shall he stored outdoors only in closed cc,ntainers. 9200.Ml-13 Building~mit required The provisions of Section Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.Ml-14 Prerequisltes to the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of SectIon Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.Ml-15 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section Cl-16 shall apply. ".-., Sec. 9200.Ml-12 - Ml-15 -54B- - 9200.Ml-13 which constitute a fire hazard or ed Ie by or otherwise be attractiv insec shall be stored outdoors con tain lch may be to rodents or yin closed 9200.Ml-1.~er shall apply. SECTIONS9200.M2 - MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL ZONE 9200.M2-1 "- Sec. 9200.11 Permitted buildings and uses Only the rollowing buildings, structures, and uses ~'ith.r2 singly or in combination, and those uses qualirying ror and obtaining a Conditional Use Permit and those coming within the provisions or Section M2-3, are permitted in an M2 - Medium Industrial Zone. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except ror such purposes; namely, Any use permitted in the Ml Zone. Aircrart ractories (no roundry). Automobile painting. All painting, sanding and baking shall be conta~ned in a building. Boat building. Building material storage yards. Cabinet shops or rurniture manuracture (carpenter shops). Ceramic products using only previously pulverized clay and rired in kilns using only electricity or gas. Contractors' yards and orrices. Creameries. Dairy products manuracture. Draying, rreighting or trucking yards or terminals. Equipment rental yards. Food products processing and manuracture (no meat packing plants). Fruit packing houses. Ice and cold storage plants. Lumber yards. Machine shops (excluding punch presses over twenty tons, drop hammers). Mills, planin~. Paint mixing (not employing a boiling process; above- surface thinner storage limited to 200 gallons; no tank rarm). Sheet metal shops. Soap manuracture (cold mix only). Storage space ror transit and transportation equipment. Textile manuracture. Tinsmiths. Tire rebuilding, recapping and retreading. Welding shops. 1 .M2-1 -55- - 92Uu.rwI2-2 9200.1012-3 ~.- ~ ------ ~~ ? 92UO.E2-4 9200.M2-5 9200.M2-6 9200.IvI2-7 9200.H2-8 9200.112-9 ,,- -. An~,;' M2 1;,'.)(;" 1rJh~::;n r,~1C; ~)r()p~jpt,) upon t-J:"iie}j i.t_ls loca.ted is ,lit in thrc;e..nn'cl'rJd j,-lirty C;30) C;eb or t,he r."! r"loy,,'!i()i nd~ij'ic;~~ U1 ,Lrl'..' ~-;J;lG,'lL'ir.iijd] lrist,itlltlulJ ~} 11 "(,f-::q 11'1;:; ,'.-1 1,>;(IJitiou t!'::H~ Per-nilto QU~':J_~u_ses requir'.ing a Con:1itional Use Permit Thi' Co11 ow! L::: W;8S l'eq\Jir'e a Condi tional Use Permit in tn~s Zone: Automobile 8ssembly~ body and fender works. dismantling 'Hld used parts storage. \:tl8l'l 8f'oratS8. IU Li ~"I.'~lH~d ,m 1 1 ~ 1. LLL. lu l' , r1 , YJ.0: 0 Blacksmith shops. COfltractors' storage yardso Ot:~~J)ermi~tes LuildirJ0;s.anci uses Any 'l'l~h Qtj-,:er buildings uuci uses as the Commission, af'ter a lub1ic hearI11?S;) may determine and find as a fact to be SiLi Ln to those -'listed in Iv12-1 above; provided such other 1;8,.:; shall not have any dl :'ferent or more detI?imental effect upc;n the adjoini n; llel odwod areas or z )nes than such srh,ell'iGally permitted use3, d.ud s(I(111 not unduly increase tLe traffic and IJoi.tles lu L;e nei orhood area~ and other- l",i~;e e more obnoxious than t'lose uses speclfically permitted. F'Ol-' pI'ocednre on tlw he"y'j!j :~erOl'e the Commission and on apl,eal therefrom see SectiuIU PRO~l tLrough PRO-26. ACv.8s SO!:1[ 11 se s AcceS;30r:r USCG :3ilull ce permiLted only to the extent neces;3ar'Y and normal to tile limited tYP3S of use permit.ted in this Zonee Lo l, al'OU and dimensions No l'eqnirements. Bui l~in~l;~~lttZ:~~J-~ '\ The [ll'ovlsions of Section Hl-6 shall apply. Yard regulations The provisions of Section Ml-7 shall apply. Off-street .parking The provi_sions of Sect.: un I' l~e. shall apply. Fences and \\la11s The pr'ovisions or Sect.ion H1.-9 shall apply 9200.M2-l0 Sif;;ns The provisions of' Section Ml-IO shall apply. 9200.M2-11 Loading The provisions 0 t' SectioL GEN..2 for loading recl'1irenwnts sh~11 apply to all uses in the H2 Zones. Sec. 9200.M2-1 - M2-ll -.56- - S200.:r.f2-l2 FeTfornEHiGC StfH2.9-iiI'dS The provisions of Section Ml-12 s~dll applJ, ../'''.....'C12CI0.M2-13 B'li' 't . d .- '" Ul (] ng f;erml. requ 1. 1'e The provisions of Section 01-14 shall apply. 9200.M2-14 Pre1'equisi taB to _the issuance of a building or use permit The provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.H2-15 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section Cl-16 shall apply. SECTIONS9200.M3 - HEAVY INDUSTRIML ZONE 9200.M3-1 PeI'm~tted buildings and uses Only the following buildin[;s1 structures and uses, either s1 nn;1 y or in combination, except. those uses qualif'ying for and obtaining a Con;:li tional Use permit and those coming w1thirJ tLe provisions of' Section Yl3-3, are pel'mitted in an M3 - Heavy Industrial Zone. No building or structure shall he eN7i:ted, structul'ally alter6d ai' enlarged, and land used, except for such purposes; namely, ALY use permitted in the HI and E2 Zones, subject to the regulations and l'sstric \;j uns of saId Zones. Acc~ylene ~us maDufacture or storage. Alco:bol maLuf'?c~; tnY'e. Briek, tile or terra cottd manuL'uctu1'e. JlIIaIlXXiXooxmxllIBUI!l'lJllX Cotton gi.ns or oil mills (non-continuous process). Flour mills. Iron, steel, brass or co~per foundry or fabrication plants. Meat packing houses. Paint, oil, shellac, turpentine or varnish manufaci;1.1re. Petroleum, or its fluid products, "holesale storage of. Plastics, manufacture of. Potash works. Railroad repair shops. ~JIl!IJdc~~~~~~. Rolling mi.lls. Salt works. Soap manufacture. Soda and compound manufacture, Stone monument ~vol'ks. Stove or' shoe polish manufac ture. Wool pulling or scouring. ..--' Any I,U llse, when the proper ty upon,,,hi::h it is located is within t';ree hundred t~lirty (330) feet of the EJixterior boundaries oC fHlY educati"nal institution shall require a Conditional Use Pelwit. 9200.1"13-2 Other uses_:!:2.92iring a__g~ndU;ional Use Permit The following uses req"ir'", a Conditional Use Permit Sec. 9200.M2-12 - 9200.M3-2 ..57"" ,....., " ('2">0 M3 3 -,/ ~) .1.1 - ~- ~~ ~~~ ~. 92GO.1r.3-4 9200.113-5 9200.M3-6 9200.M3-7 9200.M3-8 .-' S200.M3-9 "~ 9200.113-10 in t',i:J Zone: *2 *1 Asphalt, I'efininf' 01' asph.Lllt n:ixins plhots, G~ment, lime gypsum or plaste~ of paris manufacture. Dr'op for[;e industries. Explosives - manufacture 01' storage of. Pa t l'tH:dering. Fertllize1' manufacture. .}arbDt:;e, offal or dead animal l'eduction or dumping. G:~~j rnanufacturiD~;e GILle manufac tul':i, ng. il extraction plants. Petroleum refining. Rubber, reclaiming, 0:1' t.he manurac cure of synthetic rubber or its constituents. Stock 'lards and slau"'hterinr: houses. <Stiipn{,;:;' 9F' h.l:iJ<l!'J Iilf"raf;s, F8.:!HJiP, 11,:,., li1~ jllnk. Tannery. Tar distillation. junk SaT'ds. Wineries. Concrete products manufacture and ready-mix plants Distributlon and processing of rocks, sand or gravel. Oth0I~......E'3rrrlit:!:ed bui.ldin;;s and uses .:<} ,~2 Al,' 81.1ch ot.her' nilJin 1lnd uses d~1 LJIEJ Gomm:i.ssion, after a ~"r'l1lblic heZu;~mHY detE:rmiu(j and rind as Ll fact to be similar to those l:i.stod in M3-1 above; provided such other UeWS shall not have any.:lifferent or 1;1ore ci;C,trirnental effect U[10n the adjoinin':" tiei';hborhooJ ar,HUJ or zones than such specifically permitted Udbi3, and selall not unduly increase ~th traffic and noises in the neighborhood area, and other- wise be more obnoxious t~an t~ose uses specifically permit- ted. For i:;I'ocedul'o on the llearin: before the Commission and on appeal t;":ere.from, see Scctt 'c;ns PRO-l through PRO-26. AccessoY':i uses Acnessory nses shall '"E: pc,rmitted onl; to the extent necessars and normal to ~l:e limited types of use pe.rmi t ted in thi s zone. Lot area and dimensions -----"-,,-.__.- No requirements. B'"l,d. ,t't.-l~t~-J -/- . UJ ln~~.elHl ~".~ The provisions of S~ction MI-6 shall apply. Yar~d reg1.11atioDS The provi sLons Section Ml-7 shall apply. Off-street parking TLe pr'ovisions of Section 111-8 shall apply. Fences and walls Tbe provisions of Section Ml-9 sh&ll apply. Sii,ns The proviSions of Section 05-10 Shall apply. Sec. 9200.M3-2 - MJ-lo -sri,,, -- 9200.H3-11 Loading f~ The provisions of' Secti0n GEN-2 f'or loading require- ments shall apply to all uses in the M3 Zones. 9200.M3-12 Perf'ormance standards The provisions of' Section Ml-12 shall apply. 9200.M3-13 Buildin~ permit required The provisions of' Secti~n Cl-14 shall apply. 9200.M3-l4 Prerequisites to the issuance of' a building or use permit The provisions of Section Cl-15 shall apply. 9200.M3-l5 Street dedications and improvements required The provisions of Section Cl-16 shall apply. ............ Sec. 9200.M3-11 - M3-15 -59- SECTIONS9200.0 - OPTIONAL ZONE r" 9200.0-1 Description and purpose This Zone is intended to provide for optional use as an. R Zone or for off-street parking, for buffer property between an R Zone and a C or M Zone. 9200.0-2 Permitted buildings and uses Only the following bui Idings, stru ctures and use s, either singly or in combination, are permitted in an O-Optional Zone. No building or structure shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or land used, except for the following purposes: Any use permitted in the abutting R Zone, subject to all the restrictions and requirements imposed in such R Zone. Off-street parking for an abutting C or M Zone, subject to all the restrictions and requirements of such zone. SECTIONS9200.P - PUBLICLY OWNED OR CONTROLLED LAND ZONE 9200.P-l Description and purpose This Zone is intended to include all lands owned or controlled by a governmental body, board or agency. This Zone was included for the purpose of showing the location of such lands on the zoning map. Statutory provisions govern the control and use of such lands. 9200.P-2 Civic District All that land lying within 400 feet of the exterior boundaries of the Civic Center is hereby designated as a Civic District, to enable the Development Review Board to review all plans for buildings or structures within the District prior to the issuance of a building permi t in order to assure an orderly development of the Civic Center. The Development Review Board shall make a report of its findings and recommendations to the Planning Commission. The procedure, including appeals from the action or decision of the Planning Commission shall be as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO-26. --- Sec. 9200.0-1 - 9200.P-2 -60- SECTIONS9200.U. - UNCLASSIFIED ZONE 9200.U-l Description and purpose tI""'. j' This Zone is intended to apply to all annexations to the City after the effective date of this Ordinance, and to provide a reasonable time within which the Commission may conduct studies and make recommendations and the Council determine the zone or zones in which all or part of such annexed territory is to be classified, and that pending such olassification and determination, all uses existing at the time of annexation becomes effective may be oontinued until the annexed territory is zoned, but all new, intensified, enlarged, or expanded uses are required to obtain a Conditional Use Permit. I S200.U-2 Permitted buildings and uses Pending the determination of the zone or zones in whioh annexed property shall be included, no building or struc ture shall be erected, structurally altered or enlarged, or any new or enlarged use made of the subject property, without first obtaining a Conditional Use Permit so to do. 9200.U-3 Necessary Conditions precedent to the granting of a Conditional Use Permit The applicant shall set forth in detail on forms provided by the Commission, the reasons for thE. requested Conditional Use Permit which shall show thereon how all the conaitions set forth in thi s section a re to be satisfied, and all other information requested by the Commission. The Commission, before it may recommend the approval of a request for a Conditional Use Permit, must make a finding by resolution that the evidence presented shows that all of the following conditions exist: A. That the said use is necessary or' desirable for the development of the community, is in harmony with the various elements or objectives of the Master Plan, and is not detrimental to existing uses or to uses specific- ally permitted in the neighborhood in which the proposed use is to be located. B. That the site for the intended use is suitable and adequate in size, shape and location to accommodate such use and all of the yards, set backs, walls or fences, landscaping and other features required in order to adjust such use to those existing or to possible future uses on land in the neighbor- hood. C. That the site for the proposed use relates to streets and highways properly designed and improved, so as to carry the type and quantity of traffic generated or to be generated by the proposed use. D. That the subject 1lse wi 11 be so designed, located and oper- ated that the public health, safety and general welfare will be protected. 9200.u-4 Procedure The provisions of Sections PRO-l t.l.rough PRO-26 shall apply. Sec. 9200.U-l - U-4 -61- ^/"" .........., SECTIONS9200.CUP - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 9200.CUP-l Description and purpose The principal objective of this Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Anaheim is to provide for the proper location of various types of land use, and to tha end to classify, insofar as it is practicable to do so, types of land use in order to provide one or more zones in which such uses shall be permitted. It is recognized, however, that certain types of land use re- quire special consideration prior to their being permitted in a particular zone, the reasons for requiring such special considerati n involving, among other things, the size of the area required for the full development of such uses, the nature of the traffic problems incidental to their operation, the effect which such uses may have on adjoining land uses and on the growth or development of the community as a whole. This Ordinance, therefore, provides that certain uses may be permitted in any zone unless expressly prohibited, subject to the securing of a Conditional Use Permit. The Commission, therefore, upon application being made to it in accordance w1th the provisions hereinafter set forth, as an administra- tive act, may grant a Conditional Use Permit for any use listed, and in the case of an unclassified zone, for any use, whenever it is found necessary or desirable for the develop- ment of the community, and in harmony with the various elements or objectives of the Master Plan, and not detrimental to the existing uses or the uses specifically permitted in the zone in which the proposed use is to be located. In granting any such Conditional Use Permit the Commission may impose such conditions, which shall be set forth in the permit, as it may determine to be necessary in order to safeguard and pro- tect the public health, safety and general welfare, and to insure the development of the use thus permitted being completed in accordance with such plans as the Commission may approve. 9200.CUP-2 Uses permitted in any zone subject to Conditional Use Permit The following uses, unless expressly prohibited, may be . permitted in any zone, subject to Conditional Use Permit: ~^~~~ ~ '--A}rports and landing fields. p..~A.. Borrow pits to a depth of over three feet. ~ ;^if:"--"c~ Cemeteries. ~'~flj~. Churches. ~ Columbariums, crematories and mausoleums. Dumps. Educational Institutions. Equestrian establishments. Establishments or enterprises involving large assemblages of people or automobiles as follows: Amusement parks. Circuses, carnivals or fairgrounds. Labor camps. Open air theatres. Public buildings, parks and other public recreational facilities. Race tracks and rodeos. Recreational facilities, privately operated. Gasoline service stations. Golf courses. fl . ~_ ~ Hospitalsr~ ~ )~. Hotels, motels and auto courts. Institutions for treatment of alc0holics. Jail farms or honor farms, publicly owned and use. for the rehabilitation of prisoners. ,- .~ ~~i- (~~~ ~7 Sec. 9200.CUP-l - CUP-2. -62- -, ~~~ Mental hospitals. Mortuaries. Development of natural resources (excluding drilling for or producing oil, gas or other hydrocarbon sub- stances or the production of rocll: or gravel) together with the necessary buildings, apparatus or appurtenances thereto. Public utilities or utilities ope~ated by mutual agencies consisting of water wells, electFical substations, gas or conversion plants with the necessary buildings, appar- atus or appurtenances incident thereto, but not including distribution mains or electric or telephone wires or cables or City owned public utilities. C'. }/- . - /Radio or television transmitters, ~Refuse, disposal of. ~~.' Sewage dj:s osal pla?~s.-+-. iJ ~ Signs... ~ . ~Trailer parks. SeeyS~cti?p 510~.and following for further requirements.) ~xr::. / Provided that no Conditional Use F rmitJshall be required in any zone in which such use is specifically and unconditionally permitted. ,~. 9200.CUP-3 Other uses for which a Conditional Use Permit may be issued Whenever in any zone certain uses are listed as permissible, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit, a Condi- tional Use Permit can be issued, provided the conditions pre- cedent as set forth in cuP-4 are satisfied and complied with, Further, whenever a lot or tract of land is situated in an un- classified zone or can not reasonably be used for any purpose permitted in the zone in which such property is situated, the Commission~ after first finding this to be the fact, may grant a Conditional Use Permit for any other use, even though such use is not mentioned above. provided the conditions precedent as set forth in CUP-4 are satisfied and complied with. 9200.CuP-4 Necessary conditions precedent to the gran~ing of a Conditional Use Permit The applicant shall set forth in detail on forms provided by the Commission, the reasons for the requested Conditional Use Permit; shall show thereon how all the conditions set forth in this section are satisfied, and all other information requested by the Commission. All Conditional Use Permits must be granted by the Council after a public hearing, and after a prior public hearing before the Commission and a report by the Commission to the Council includ- ing the Commission's findings of facts and recommendations thereon. Before the Council may grant any request for a Condi- tj.onal Use Permit, it must make a finding of fact by resolution, that the evidence presented shows that all of the following conditions exist: A. That the use applied for at the location set forth in the application is properly one for which a Conditional Use Permit is authorized by this Ordinance, B. That the said use is necessary or desirable for the develop- ment of the community, is in harmony with the various elements or objectives of the Master Plan, and is not detrimental to existing uses or to uses specifically permitted in the zone in which the proposed use is to be located. C. That the site for the intended use is adequate in size and Sec. 9200.CUP-2 - CUP-4 -63- - ...-.- shape to accommodate said use and all of the yards, set backs, walls or fences, landscaping and other features required in order to adjust said use to those existing or possible fUture uses on land in the neighborhood. D. That the site for the propose& use relates to streets and highways properly designed and improved so as to carry the type and quantity of traffic generated or to be generated by the proposed use. 9200.cup-5 Expiration of Conditional Use Permits Every Conditional Use Permit issued after the effective date of this Ordinance shall terminate and become void unless: A. The applicant shal19 within sixty (60) days from the issuance of such permit, file with the City Clerk his written acceptance or agreement to the terms and condi- tions, if any, imposed by such permit. B. The use authorized by such permit shall be commenced, or construction necessary and incident thereto shall be begun on or before the time limit specified in such permit and thereafter diligently advanced, or if no time is specified, on or before one hundred eighty (180) days after the date such permit was approved. In all cases, the Council, for good cause shown, either before or after the expiration of such time limit, may extend such time limit, in which event the permit shall be revived for the time specified. 9200.CUP-6 Termination of Conditional Use Permits A Conditional Use Permit may be revoked or modified by the Commission, after a public hearing, on anyone or more of the following grounds: A. That the approval was obtained by fraud. B. That the use for which such approval is granted is not being exercised within the time specified in such permit. C. That the use for which such approval was granted has ceased to exist or has been suspended for one year or more. D. That the permit granted is being, or recently has been exercised contrary to the terms or conditions of such approval, or in violation of any Statute, Ordinance, law or regulations. .- E. That the use for which the approval was granted has been so exercised as to be detrimental to the publio health or safety, or so as to constitute a nuisance. 9200.CUP-7 Previously authorized Conditional Use Permits Any Conditional Use Permit issued prior to the effeotive date of this Ordinance shall remain in full foroe and effect in aocordance with the terms thereof; provided, however, that such Conditional Use Permit is subject to modification or revocation for any of the reasons set forth in this Ordinance. Sec. 9200.CUP-4 - CUP-7 -64- .....-..., 9200.CUP-8 Procedure ,,-.... On hearingsbefol'e the Commission and ..... anl"l ria the Council, the provisions of PRO-l through PRO-26 shall apply. 9200.CUP-9 Lot area and dimensions '.. '-~- liP Sections The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be l~cated shall prevail, unless by resolution specific ex;eptions are made with respect thereto. 9200.CUP-IO Height The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be located shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. 9200.CUP-ll Yard regulations The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be located shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. 9200.CUP-12 Off-street parking The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be located shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. 9200.CUP-13 Fences and walls The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be located shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. 9200.CUP-14 Signs The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any such use is proposed to be located shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. ~ :: Sec. 9200.CUP-8 - CUP-14 -65- Si:CTIO.S~200.VAR - VARIANCES , 9200.VAB-l Defcription and purpose .--, 9200. VAlI-2 92QO.VAll-3 --- 9200.VAB-4 When, because of special circums~ances applicable to the subject property, including size, shape-, topography, . location or circumstances, the strict application of the zoning ordinance is found to deprive the subjec't property of privilegea enjoyed by other property in the vicinity and under identical zone classification, and when any variance granted does not consti~ute a grant of special privileges inconsistent with the limitations upon other properties in the vicinity and the zone in which the sub- ject property is situated, the Commission shall have authority, as an administrative act, to grant such variance. The Commission may impose such condi~ions, which shall be set fOrth in any such variance, as it may determine to be necessary in order to safeguard and protect the public health, aafe'y and general welfare, and to insure the development thus permitted being completed in accordance with such plans as the Commission may approve. Var14Dces, = Li~tations A variance shall not be construed as an amendment to this Ordinance or cause the maps which are part of this Ordinance to be changed, nor shall a variance be used as a procedure to change or alter the use of land or st~ctures not permit- ted within the zone for which an application for a variance is made. Beee.eary conditions precedent to the ~rantin~ ofa variance tne applicant shall set forth in detail on forms provided by the C~ission, the reasons for the requested variance; shall show thereon how all the conditions set forth in this section are satisfied, and all o~her information requested by the Commission. The CQmmission, before it may grant a request for a variance, must make a finding of fact by resolution that the ev~dence pre.ented shows that all of the following conditions exist: A. That because of special circumstances applicable to subject property, including size, shape, topography, location or surroundings, the strict application of the zoning ordinance is found to deprive subject property of privil&ges enjoyed by other properties in the vicinity and under identical zone classification. B. That such conditions have been imposed upon the issuance of the variance as will insure that the variance thereby authorized does not oonstitute a grant of special privilege inconsistent with the limitations upon other properties in, the v~cini ty and zone in which subject property is situate~ ' . C. That the granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to prop- erty and improvements in the zone and vicinity in whioh the property is located. ' D. That the granting of such a variance will not be contrary to the objectives of the Master Plan. ExPiration of variances Eve'ry variance issued after the effective date of this -66- Sec. 9200.VAR-l - VAR-4 - - 9200.VAR-5 9200.VAR-6 9200.VAR-7 or.--....... "'.9200. VAR-8 Ordinance shall terminate and become void unless: A. The applicant shall, within sixty (60) days from the issuance of such variance, file with the City Clerk his written acceptance or agreement to the terms and conditions, if any, imposed by such variance. B. The use authorize~ by such variance shall be commenced or construction necessary and incident thereto shall be begun on or before the time limit specified in such variance, and thereafter diligently advanced, or if no time is specified, on or before one hundred eighty (180) days after the date such variance was approved. In all cases, the Council, for good cause shown, either before or after the expiration of such time limit, may extend such time limit, in which event the variance shall be revived for the time specified. Termination of Variances A variance may be revoked or modified by the Commission, after a public hearing, on anyone or more of the follow- ing grounds: A. That the approval was obtained by fraud. B. That the variance is not being exercised within the time specified in such variance, or any extension thereof. C. That the variance has ceased to be exercised, or has ceased to exist or has been suspended for one year or more. D. That the variance granted is being. or recently has been exercised contrary to the terms or conditions of such approval, or in violation of any statute, Ordinance, law or regulation. E. That the variance has been so exercised as to be detri- mental to the public health or safety, or so as to constitute a nuisance. Previously authorized variances Any valid variance issued prior to the effective date of this Ordinance shall remain in full force and effect in accordance with the terms thereof; provided, however, that such variance is subject to modification or revocation for any of the reasons set forth in this Ordinance. Procedure On hearing before the Commission and on review by or appeal to the Council, the provisions of Sections PRO-l through PRO-26 shall apply. Lot area and dimensions The provisions appliCable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Sec. 9200.VAR-4 - VAR-8 -67- 9200.VAR-9 ~, 9200.VAR-lO 9200. VAR-ll 9200.VAR-12 9200.VAR-13 .-, 1!' He i ght The provisons applicable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted sh~ll prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Yard regulations The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Off-street parking The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Fences and walls The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Signs The provisions applicable to the particular zone in which any variance is granted shall prevail, unless by resolution specific exceptions are made with respect thereto. Sec. 9200.VAR-9 - VAR-13 -68- SBOTIONS9200.NCU - NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS AND USES 9200.NCU-l Intent and purpose . Where buildings, or the use of bu~ldings, or. the use of land with or without struotures are not in conformity with the provisions of this Ordinanoe and ~here the uses of buildings or land are not oompatible with the uses permitted in the zone in whioh they are looated or where such uses are specifically prohibitedg it is the intent and purpose of this Section, ~ _ '. to ,.- 9200.ICU-2 - 9200.JICU-3 A. Requirep within a reasonable t~me, that said non- conforming uses be terminated, and B. Require non-oonform~ngg incomp~tible buildings to be, within a reasonable period of time, removed from the land upon which they are looated, and C. Prescribe a reasonable amortization period for said non-conforming buildingsp whioh period will define the remaining useful life of said buildings, after whioh the provisions set forth in (B) above shall be applied, and also D. Prescribe a reasonable period of time for the termina- tion of non-conforming uses of land where no buildings are involved. E. Prescribe limitations on the expansion of said non- conforming buildings or uses, and F. Prescribe for the termination of said non-conforming buildings or uses when said buildings or uses have been voluntarily disoontinued for a specified period of time, and G. Define the amount of reconstruction or rebuilding that may be done if said non-conforming building is damaged by fire or Act of Godp and H. Provide for the improvement of non-conforming buildings or uses as may be required by law or where the degree of non-conformity would be decreased. Non-conformin~ use of conformin~ buildin~s The DOD-conforming use of a oonforming building existing on the effeotive date of this Ordinance, or which here- after becomes non-oonforming due to reclassifioation or annexation, may be continued; provided, suoh non-conforming use shall not be expanded or extended into any other portion of the oonforming building, nor shall any structural alter- ations except those required by law be made, and if such non-oonforming use is discontinued for a period of sixty (60) days, any future use of such building shall conform to the provisions of this Ordinance; and provided fUrther, that all non-conforming uses of a conforming building in any of the "R" zones shall be discontinued not later than five (5) years from the date suoh use became non-conforming under the provisions of this or any prior Ordinance. Non-conforming use of non-conforming buildin~s The non-conforming use of a non-oonforming building may be ex- panded or extended throughout suoh building; provided no struot- ural alterations except those required by law or ordinance are made t~erein. If no struotural alterations are made, a non-con- torming use ot a non-oonform5ng building may be changed to another use of the same or more restricted classifioation. See. -9200.NCU-l - NCU-3 -69~ 9200.NCU-4 r- 9200.1fcu-5 9200.ICU-6 9200.NCU-7 c_ - Removal or alteration of non~conforming buildings In all R Zones every non~conforming building (residential buildings, churches; buildings publicly owned or owned by a quasi-public agency excepted) which was designed or intended for use not permitted in such zone; shall be completely re- moved or altered to structurally conform to the uses permitted in such zone within a time fixed by the Council after a hearing before the Commission. Such time for removal or alteration may not be fixed for a date prior to the expiration of the normal useful life of such building as found by the Council after a hearing before the Commission. In no event may the normal useful life of such building be fixed at less than twenty-five (25) years from the date of its original construction. Such findings of the normal useful life of a non-conforming building and the fixing of time for its removal or alterations may be made only after notice to the owner and hearings had thereon in the manner provided in Sections PRO~l through PRO-26~ No such order shall require the removal or alteration of such build- ing within five (5) years from the time such order becomes final. When such an order is made.it shall be the duty of the Planning Commission to give the owner of the building affected written notice thereof immediately upon the order becoming finallland again not less than one (1) year or more than fifteen (15) months prior to the date such removal or alteration is required to be completed. Removal of non-conforming signs Signs. billboards or commercial advertising structures which lawfully exist and where maintained at the time this Ordinance becomes effective may be continued; providedg no structural alterations are made thereto; and further provided, that all such non-conforming signss billboards or commercial advertis- ing structures Shall be removed not later than three (3) years from the effective date of this O~dinance. During the interim three (3) year periOds such non-conforming signs, billboards, or commercial advertising structures shall be maintained and kept in good repair and good visual appearance. Repair of partially destroyed non~conforming building. or structures A. building destroyed to the extent of not more than fifty {50) per cent of its then reasonable value, by fire, explosion or other casualty or Act of God; or the pUblic enemy, may be re- stored and the occupancy or use of such building or part thereof which existed at the time of such partial destruction may be continued subject to all other provisions of this section. Before issuing a permit for the restoration of such building or structure the Chief Building Inspector must first determine as a fact that the building or structure has been damaged not more than fifty (50) per cent of its reasonable value at the time such damage occurred. Such decision of the Chief Building Inspeotor may be appealed to the Commission Bnd thereafter to the Council as provided in Sections PHO-l through PRO-26, ~ Md~~.~~~I:_.xa:b:~~tlDKX.tb[lUB."~i...._t ~.AH~~. Such repair or restoration shall not operate to extend or increase the normal useful life of the building or structure as it was prior to the damage. Non-cogforming use of land !he non-conforming use of land where no structure thereon Is used therefor may be continued, but not in any way extended, tor a period of not more than three (3) years from the effect- ive date of this Ordinance. Sec. 9200.NCU-4 - NCU~7 ~'70- III BalBI) 9200.....1 ..",,-. \ ~, 9200 .....2 .-... ::- '200 .....4 + 9200.-" :; ,.... -/' Sec. 9200.DRB-l - DRB",.s "71- 9200.DRB-6 "....... 9200.1lB8-7 9200.DRB-8 r' --' Conditions of approval by Board The Board, after a view of the site of the proposed structure and an examination of the application papers ror a building peI'1ll.i t, prior to t he approval of such permit ~'.JIlfp.lL~~",."d~~_ must make the , . rollowing findings of fact: Ao That the development will not be detrimental to the character of the zone in whic!h it Is proposed to construct the building, and the zone's peculiar suitability for particular uSles, and the character of buildings already erected in the district, and will conserve property values and promote the direction of building development according to the Master Plan and the Zoning Plan of the city. Bo That the application for the building permit indicates the Manner in which adjacent structures are protected against noise, vibration and other ractors which tend to make the environment less de- slrable~ are reasonably efficjent and satisfactory. as requ1red in Section Ml-12. C. That the exterior architectural appeal, design and functional plan of the proposed structure will, when erected, not be so at variance with either the exterior architectural appealp design and functional plan of the structures already constructed or in the course of construction in the zone in question and the immediate neighborhood of the proposed site, as to cause a sub- stantial depreciation of property values in the ~d.J.La" neighborhood. D. That the proposed development indicates adequate consideration for the other existing or contemplated uaes of land in the general area and an orderly development of the same. M..tio~. of the Board The Board shall hold regular meetings on Wednesday of each week at the hour of 2~OO o'clock P. M. in the Council Chambers of the City of Anaheim. The action of the Board shall be by a majority of its members. Proc.iure The procedure on review by or appeal to the Commission and any appeal from or review of the decision of the C0Dn18sion shall be as proVided in Section s P~O-l' tu . PRO-26, inclusive. See. 9200.DRB-6 - DRB-8 ~?2~ SBQrlOlS9aDo.PRO - PROCEDURE 9200.PRO-l Proce.dln~s included 9200.PRO-2 The following provisions in the PRO-Procedure series shall apply generally to proceedings under this Ordinance includ- ing amendments to the zoning ordinance, adoption or amendment of precise plans, the issuance of variances and conditional use permits and the revocation or modification thereof, the determina ti on of other permit ted buildi ng s and uses ,j;and liO appeals from the decisions of the Development Review Board, the Planning Director(and the.Co~t.s~ionG . % ~ ~ I5...PtI< s:k..L 4- CommeQcement or initlati&n of pr~ceedings '1-'-~ ,~ r~ ~ r- -~-" .. The initial public hearing on any proceeding under this zoning ordinance shall be before the Commission, except proceedings before the Development Review Board~ as pro- vided in the DRB Series., or the Pl.anning DirectorJ'~L.,(~ Proceedings may be initiated as follows: ~~. Ao Amendments to the zoning ordln,"nce or adoption of preci.ae plans Such amendments (which include amendments or changes to the official city zoning map) or precise plans may be initiated by the Council, the Commission or any interested person. In the event they are initiated by an interested person, an application for such amendment or the adoption of precise plans shall be made on forms provided by the Commission for this purpose~ duly signed and verified by the applicant, and fi led with the Commission. B. Issuance of variances or conditional use permits A request for variance or conditional use permit may be initiated by an application made by any interested person on forms provided by the Commission for this purpose, duly signed and verified by the applicant., and filed with the COll'Jlllissiono - C. Revocation or modification of variances or conditional use permits The revocation or modification of any variance or condition- al use permit may be initiated by the Commission or the Council on its own motion., or by an application made by any interested personD or person damaged or adversely affected by a continuance of such variance or conditional use permi~ on forms provided by the Commission for this purpose, duly signed and verified by such person D and fi led wi th the Commission. D. Determination of other permitted buildings and uses The determination that a building or use not specifically permitted is neverthele~~ a permitted use under Section~ RA-3 ~C series-J an~ series-~ ,'" may be initiated by ch application made by any interested person on forms provided by the Commission for this purpose, duly signed and verified by such person, and filed with the Commission. Eo Proceedings before the Development Review Board or the Planning Director Such proceedings may be initiated by filing an application made by any interested person on forms provided by the Commission ror such purposes, duly signed and verified by such person and riled with the Secretary of the Development Review Board or the Planning Director, as the case May be. .~. Sec. 9200.PRO-l - PRO-2 -'73= li-OHd" ~>OHd.OOc6. oaS o~0~oe4Ta SUTUUWld e~~ ~o p~woa MeTA9H ~u9mdoleAea 9~~ JO UOTSTo9p e~~ mO~J tueddw JO SUT1TJ e~~ JO 9~Wp e~~ ~O SUTPgeOo~d 9~~ JO uOT~wT~TUT 9~~ mO~J SA.' 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' aeJ ON 00' Sz "~ OO'oS OO'Se OO.oS i ~ ..... f'.~ - (-".OO~6 "'" " se9J ~.9ad. pau ~ultl~ """ " - " 9200.PRO-i) 9200.P.Il0-6 IJ I ( i Lr -"'" c. Before the Council Upon appeals taken to the Council from a decision of the Commissionp and on all matters required by statute or this Ordinance to! be acted upon by the Council, or when the review Is requested by the Council on its own motion, tpe Council shall fix the time and place of such p~blic hearing. The date of the first hearing s~ll be not less than ten (l0) nor more than forty' (40) days from the date the appeal is filed with the City Clerkp or, where action by the Council is req~ired or taken without an appeal being filed, then from the date of the Commission's decisionp wheth~r reaulting either from action or inaction on the pa~t of the Commission. If the Council finds that it is impractical to hold such hearing within such forty-da~ periodp the Council may extend the period for an additional twenty (20) days. Bot ice of hearing before Developm~nt Review Board or Plann!ng Director Botic.e of hearlpg upon an application before the Development Review Board o~lanning Director shall be mailed to the applicant at his address as shown on the application at least three (3) days prior to the date of the hearing. No other notice shall be requtred of such hearing. Rotice of public hearing before the Commission or Council Notice of the time and place of public hearings shall be given I in the following manner: A. Notice of Public Hearin~ shall be published once in a newspaper of ~eneral circulation in the City of Anaheim not less than ten (10) days before the date of the hearing. B. When the Commission or the City Council, depending upon which body is holding the public hearing, so directs, and not other- wise, notice of the public hearing shall be given by posting ai least ten (10) days before the date set for the hearing, at least one (1) notice in front of the subject property, and if more than one subj ect property is involved', then notices shall be posted not more than one hundred (100) feet apart in front of the subject properties on the side of the public street upon which such subject properties abut. At least five (5) additiona" notices shall also be posted within a radius of three hundred . (300) reet of the external boundaries of the subject property or properties. C. Whenever a public hearing is upqn an application for a varianced exception, conditional use permit or other similar permit, or lOr . the revocation or modification of the same, then and only then, notice of the time and place of the ~ublic Hearing shall be mailed, postage prepaid, not less than five (5) days prior thereto. to all persons whose names and addresses appear on the last adopted tax roll of Orange Coun~.y, or as known to the City Cle,... as owning property within a distance of not less than three . hundred (300) feet from the exterior boundaries or the area . actually occupied or to be occupied by the use which is the subject of the public hearing. Notice shall be given by the Secretary of the Commission or the City Clerk, depending upon whether such hearing is to be held by the Commission or the Council. 'fb.e noti.e. shall contain the fol~ow1ng inrormation: ! D....... CP..iPtion of the property u~der. conSidera. tiOll. The required description may ~e either a legal d,,~~1ption or by any other m~thod that sub- .'.n'l1a111 identifies such p%'Qperty. A. S'4C' 9200 ~R9..h - r R9.> 7 ?s- A ?dDC:, -.zoo .PRO-S --.. / 9200.PRO-9 - B. The nature of the proposal, or hearinso C. The time and place and before whom such public hearing is to be heldo Cont~~u~ce or hearin~ If for any reason the public hearling is not begun or completed on the day set for such! hearing, the person presiding at such public hearing may, rrom time to time, continue such hearing, provided tbat berore the adjourn- ment of the meeting he publicly apnounces the time and place to which such hearing is continued, in which event no further notice is requiredo Invest1~ation The Commission, or the Council. as the Case may be, shall investigate the facts bearing on each case to provide information necessary to act thereon 0 9200.PRO-10 SummarY or testimony A summary or all p}rtinent testimpny offered at public hearings berore the Council and the names or persons testifying shall be reduced to WI'!. ting and made a part of the permanent files or the caseo 9200.PRO-Il Votes necessary in Commission and Council I ~ ~, 92oo.P80-12 .cJ200. PRO-l) /' ..........., 9200.PRO-14 The adoption of a Master Or General Plan, of a precise plan or of a zoning ordinance, or any amendment, extension or addition to any of them, shall be by resolution of the Com- mission carrifld by the af'firmative votes of' not less than two-thirds of' its total voting members. All other actions hy the Commission may be by a majority vote of those present; provided, there is a quorum. All actions under this Ordinance by the Council shall require the vote of' a majority of its members. I 1 " Develo ment Revew Board or the must act When proceedings are initiated be~ore the Development Review Board or the Planning Direetor, the Board or the Planning Director shall act upon any application made under this Ordinance. within fift$en (15) days of the date of the initial hearing, if a hearing is required, and if not, then within f'ifteen (15) days of the filing of' the application. Effect of failure to act of' the Development Review BOar4 prthe Plannin~ Director In all proceedings bef'ore either the Development Review Board or the Planning Director, the Board or the Planning Director, for good cause shown, may extend the period within which action must be takenj provided, however, after the ex- piration of the fifteen-day period, the applicant may, at his option. elect to treat such failure to act as a disapproval of the application, by filing written election to that effect with the Board or the Planning Director before whom the application 1s pendingo Notice of decision or action of Development Review Board 9r the PI~ning Director The Development Review Board or the Planning Director, as the cale may be, shall promptly cause notice of any decision or Sec. 9200.PRO-7 - PRO-14 .f---- - ._ ,200.PBO-15 9200.PRO-16 9200.PRO-17 9200.PBO-18 - ,,,~2Cr)0.PBO-19 9200.PRO-20 offical action to be given to the applicant. a11 member.s of the Commission and the City Clerk. The notice may be served personally, or. in the alternative. sent by registered mail. addressed to the person at his address as shown in the application. The notice shall be deemed served at the time it is deposited in the United States mail. Decision of Development Review Bo~rd or the Plannin~ Director tinal unless appeal is til-ken . Any decision or official action of the Development Review Board or the Planning Director shall be final unless within twenty (20) days after notice of such decision or official action is given. an appeal to the Commission is perfected by the applicant or any interested p~rson. or the Commission or Council elects upon its own motion to have such decision or action reviewed by the Commission. or such review by the Commission is required by thi s Ordinance. D.i:ai2x:u~~ ~-W.d:ffuS~A'JtU"XJI1PJIllI*~~~iU~.".~ Htuxu*iXi"Ax..n.tUxi~.oi~:SJm~ Time within which Commission must act I Where proceedings are init1.ated before the Commission, the Commission shall, not more th~n forty (hO) days follow- ing the initial hearing. or. if the proposal is initiated before the Commission and referred back to the Commission by the Council. the Commission shall. within forty (40) days after such referral. or such longer period as the Council may have designated. announce its findings by formal resolution. and said resolution shall recite. among other things, the facts and reasons upon which its decision or recomnendation is based, and also. if the application or proposal is granted in whole or in part, such conditions and limitations as are imposed or recommended by the Commission. In the event the Council initiates a change or addition to all or part of an adopted master or general plan. the Commission shall. within ninety (90) days after the re1'erence. or such longer period as may be designated by the Council. make a re- port to the Council by formal resolution. Effect of failure of the Commissipn to act Failure of the Commission to report to the Council within the periods above mentioned shall be deemed an approval of any pro- ceeding initiated by the Councilo In all other proceedings. the Commission, for good cause shown~ may extend the period within which it must act, provided. however, after the expiration of the forty-day period, notwithstanding the time has been extended, the applicant may. at his option. elect to treat such failure of the Commission to act as disapproval of the application, by fil- ing written election to that effect with the Secretary of the Commi s sion . Decision of the Commission final ~nless an appeal is taken Except where the proceedings are of the type which the statutes or this Ordinance require the Council to act upon, any action or decision of the Commission shall be final, unless, within twenty (20) days after notice of such action or decision is given, an appeal to the Council was perfected by the applicant or any in- terested person, or the Council elects, upon its own motion, to review the proceeding, whi ch shall have the same effect as an appeal, upon the Clerk notifying the Commission of the Council's action 0 Time within which the Council musr act The Council shall, not more than forty (40) days following the initial hearing, act upon the proceeding before it; provided, however, the Counci 1 ma~. for good cause shown, extend such forty-day period. Effect of the failure of the Coun~il to act Should the Council fail to act within such forty-day period, notwithstanding such period has been extended So~. 9200.PBO~l4 - PRO=20 , ' / J by the Council, the applicant may, at his option, elect to treat such failure of the Council to act as a disapproval of the application, by filing written election to that effect with the City Clerk. 9200.PRO~l Decision of the City Council final .~. Any aotion or decision of the City Council on proceedings ariSing under this Ordinance, exc~pting a referenoe back to the Commission, and excepting con~inuances of a hearing, shall be final and conclusive. Such ac~ion shall be by a majority vote of the entire membership. 9200.PIO-22 NotiCe of decision or action of C~.sion or Council The Secretary of the Commission, ~r the City Clerk, depending upon Whether the hearing WaS held. before the Commission or the Council, shall cause notice of th~ decision or official action ot the Commission or Council to be given the applicant, the City Clerk if the action or decision was the Commission's or the Secretary of the Commission if the action or decision was the CounCil's, and also to any person whose variance or conditional use permit was revoked or moditie~. The notice may be served personally, or, in the alternativf, sent by registered mail, addressed to the person at his address shown in the application. The notice shall be deemed served at the time it is deposited in the United States mal 1. 9200.P80-23 Appeals Appeals ~der this Ordinance may be taken from a decision of the De~elopment Review Board or the Planning Director to the Commi..ion, and trom the Commission to the Council. Every appeal, except Where the review i~ had upon the Council's own motion, shall be in writing, shUng the grounds therefor and setting torth the alleged el"ror. '!'he original of the appeal shall be filed with the Clerk or Secretary of the body to which the appeal i. taken and a copy with the Secretary of the body or officer from which the appeal is taken. 9200.PRO~ Trans~s.ion of record on appeal Upon receipt of a copy of the written appeal, the body or officer trom which'the appeal is taken shall transmit to the Secretary of the Co_hsion or thE! City Clerk, ,as the ca.. may be, a eo-.plete record ot the oase, including all exhibit. pre- .ented op in~oed in evidenoe, and permissibly, but not neceslarily, a record or summary of the testimony. ....riua aDd &ct~OD on &IIP881 1he Commission or Council, as the Case may be, shall hear and decide the matter de novo, as if no other hearing had been held. At the conclusion of such hearing, the Commis- sion or Council may affirm the action or decision appealed from or modify or reverse the same, provided, the Council shall not make a change in any proposed precise plan, regu- lation or amendment thereto, or a change in any amendment to the zonin,--: ordinance which changes any property from one zone to another or imposes any regulation listed in Section b5800 of the Government Code of the State of California, recommended by the Commission, until the proposed change has been r.r~red to the Commission for a report, and a oopy of the re~ort filed with the Council. !1:TmE:::~lrE~:fi!~~!r~~:jl~:r~.~~~~:~:~ion,~- ror go.dcauBe BbOWD, Bhall grant peAllhslon &0 to do. .2oo.P&O-. l' \ ~ '=-.,..- '....'-~-' ----.-- )2 ,-:: II "._"O-:lO - PHO-26 -78- SECTIOJe9200.GEN - GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS 92CO.GEN-l Off-$treet parking .- A. Description and purpose The purpose of tIds sectiorJ is to set 1'orth the 01'1'- street parkitlg requirements for t::1e various land uses. B. Location of parkin~ spaces, cpmmon facilities All off-str.et parking spaces. whether in a garage, or open air, shell be so located as to be accessible and usable for the parking of motor vehicles. Common park- ing facilitle s ma.y be providec. in lieu of in dividual req'Jirementsj provided, the common parking facilities have a total number of pal'king spaces not less than the total number of individual requirements, less any individual requirements actually provided, and meet the requirements of the z)ne in which they are located. "A i" ceess ble , as used above i l' "-. havinS an entrance on an alie n re erence to a garage not ~ an unobstructed surfaced areaY' ~ean~ that there shall be entrance directly away therefr~X ;ndlng from the garage (30) feet. Such' surfaced area m or a distance of thirty the garage for the entire thirt;h(~~)b; the full width of a.=,- Q~__... _ __". eet. the number of garagei1l'B':flMittlilcr- anan; """'~H~_______ the required minimum spaces. ZONE OR USE For dwellings RA . . . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a garage. RS . . . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a. garage. RI-A . . . I space per dwelling unit in a garage. Rl-B . . . 1 space per dwelling unit ion a garage. RI-O . . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a. garage. RI-D . . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a garage. R2 . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a garage. R3 . . . . 1 space per dwelling unit in a ga.rage. For the following zones (unless specific uses specify a greater or permit a lesser amount) 01 . . . . 2 02 . . . . 4 spacesper 300 square feet of gross floor area. spaces per 300 square feet of gross floor area. space per 300 square feet of.gross floor area. spaoes per 300 square feet of gross floor area. spaces per 300 square feet of gross floor area. spaces per 300 square feet of gross floor a.rea. space per 100 S~lare feet of gross floor area. spaces per JOO square feet of' gross floor a.rea, except amusement centers. space per 300 square feet of gross floor area. space per 300 square feet of gross floor area. space per 300 square feet of gros8 floor area. 03 .. . 1 04 . 05 . 06 . . . . 4 . . . 2 . . . 2 ".-, 07 . . . . 1 oe . . . . II Ml . . . 1 M2 .. 1 M3 . . . . 1 $eo. 9200.GSN-l -79- ~ Amusement centers 8 spaces per 300 square feet of enclosed space, If the amusement center is of the type where there is substantial ground space unenclosed which is used for the purpose of the amusement center$ the Commission, as a condition to the granting of any building permit. may require such addi- tional parking space as it deems reason- ably necessary, An appeal may be taken from the decision of the Commission as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO-26, Apartment Hotels l-~ spaces per apartment unit,x.xlti~s ~~up to 40; 1 space per ~ent unit ttml over 40-. Banks 1 space per 150 square feet of gross floor area, Bowling Alleys 5 spaces per alley. Churches and places of assembly 1 space per 5 seats or per 40 square feet of floor area in places of assembly, whichever is the lesser. Colleges 1 space per 3 enrolled students of the contemplated maximum enrollment plus 1 space per employee, Drive-in Restaurants 3 spaces per 100 square feet of gross floor area. Eating and Drinking Places 1 space per 100 square feet of gross ~ floor area. Hospitals, Welfare Institutions ',..,..J~ 1 space per 1.000 square feet of gross floor area or 1 space for each 2 beds, whichever requires more spaces. Hotels 1 f" jL~ (without bar or restaurant) /J.IV~ li spaces per guest ro~~~u; 4g~0; ~ 1 space per guest room e. . Hotels J .> 113 ,al[ ~ (with bar or restaurant) ~~ li spaces per guest room~up to 40; 1 space per guest room~over 4u; and in addition 1 space per 100 square feet of gross floor area of restau- rant or bar use. ~~~ Industries 1 space per 300 square feet of gross ~ -------- floor area, ~/~ Mortuaries 1 space per 40 square feet of floor I~~ f~ area in assembly rooms. ~~~ ~ ~ Offices, General 'r- ~~ 1 space per 200 square feet of gross floor area. Offices, Medical - Dental 1 space per 100 square feet of gross floor area. Open Industrial Uses 1 space per every 2 of the maximum con- templated number of employees on duty at one time or pe~ 2~500 square feet of lot area, whicheve~ is greater. 1 space per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area or 1 space for each 2 beds, whichever requires more spaces. n. . ~ r-, Rest Homes Sec. 9200.Glm-l -80- "... Tourist Courts, Motels 1 space per sleeping room or living unit. Trade Schools~ Business Colleges 1 space per 1.50 square feet of gross floor area. Schools. Elementary and Junior High 1 space per employee, p111S 1 space per :5 seats or per 4c :"\~11c'"'C feet of floor area in plact, 01' assembly, whichever is the lesser. .--. \....- Schools, High 1 space per 6 students of the contem- plated maximum enrollment, plus I space per emplo~ee. Wholesaling, warehousing 1 space per 800 square feet of gross floor area, plu!s I space per truck of the maximum con!templated number that will be stored upon the premises at one time. "Space" as used above, means a. single parking space. Each space within a garage shall have a floor area of not less than ten (10) feet in width and twenty (20) feet in depth. In open air parking spaces the dimen- sions of each parking space and the access lanes to such parking spaces shall be not less than the dimensions therefor shown on the diagram attached to this Ordinance and marked "Open Air Parking Space Dimensions", which diagram and all the notations, references and any other information shown thereon are by reference made a part of this Ordinance. Where neither a garage nor carport is specifically required, open air parking spaces are permitted. D. Improvements Every lot or parcel of land used as a public or private parking area shall be developed and maintained in the following manner: 1. Surface of parking area Off-street parking areas shall be paved or otherwise surfaced and maintained so as to eliminate dust or mud and shall be so graded and drained as to dispose of all surface water. 2. Border barricades ".-- , , Every parking area that is not separated by a wall from any street or alley upon which it abuts shall be provided with a suitable concrete or timber barrier not less than six (6) inches in height. No portion of such barrier shall be closer to the side- walk line or the required yard line than thirty-six (36) inches. Such barrier shall be securely installed and maintained, but no such barrier shall be required across any driveway or entrance to the parking area. .~' 3. Lights ~.,- Any lights provided to illuminate such parking areas shall be so arranged as to reflect the light away from any adjoining residential premises. Sec. 9200.GEF-l -Ll~-, ...-- - 9200.GEN-2 -- )200.GEN-3 " 4. Fences and walls When abutting a residential zone, or an alley which abuts a r esidential zone~ except for access drives or walks, and bui Idings, there shall be a solid masonry wall not less than five (5) .teet nor more than six (6) feet in height erected along and immediately adjacent to the abutting property line that is the zone boundary. Such wall shall be erected by the developer of the park- ing lot. Where such a zone boundary is a side property line, the wall shall be reduced in height to three (3) feet within the front yard set back area for the abutting residential zoneo Loadin~ space requirements Every hospital, institution~ hotel. commercial or industrial building hereafter erected, strueturally altered or established shall have and thereafter contin~ously maintain off-street loading spaces as follows: Total square feet of bui Iding space (~r08s floor area) Commercial Buildin~s 3,000 - 15,000 15,001 - 50,000 50,001 and over Hospitals and Institutions 3,000 - 20~000 20,001 - 50.000 50,001 - 80.000 80.001 -110,000 110,001 -and over Hotels and Office Buildin~s Loading spaces r.,quir ed 1 2 3 Type A Type A Type A 1 2 J ~ Type A Type A Type A Type A Typ e A 3,500 - 50,001 - 100,001 - 50.000 100,000 and over 1 2 J Typ e A Type A Type A Industrial Buildin~s 3,000 - 15,000 15,001 - 50,000 50,001 - and over 1 2 3 Type B Type B Type B All Type A loading spaces shall be not less than twenty (20) feet in length, twelve (12) feet in width with fourteen (14) feet of vertioal clearance space. All Type B loading spaces shall be not less than forty (40) feet in length, twelve (12) feet in width with fourteen (14) feet of vertical clearanoe space. These loading spaces shall be in addition to off-street parking requirements 0 Cul de sacs. width of lots. how determined The width of lots on the cul de sac shall be determined by the length of a line which is at right angles to the radius line and fifteen (15) feet back from the point the radius line crosses the mean of the front property line. Sec. 9200.GEN-l - G:tn:-3 -82- 9200.GEN-4 .-.- ,~~ 9200.GEN-5 I I Intersection visibility All corner lots subject to yard set back requirements shall maintain for safety vision purposesg a triangular area determined as follows: The sides of such triangle shall consist of a fifteen (15) foot line along the prop- erty line of the abutting streets, measured from the corner where such property lines intersect. The base line of such triangle shall be a line joining the termini of the aforementioned sides; provided, however, in no event shall such base line be required to be further from the corner than the intersection of the front and side yard set back lines. The side lines of such triangle may be equally reduoed to the extent necessary. Within such triangular area no fence, shrub or other p~1sical obstruction shall be higher than thirty-six (36) iL1ches above the immediate- ly adjacent curb grade" except trees, which are permitted only if the trees are kept trimmed free of foliage and branches between a height of three (3) and six (6) feet above the immediately adjacent curb grade. 'hElce2tiin the case of main buildings, all non-conforming~~.r~~~~sbe eliminated within ninety (90) days frOm the effective date of this Ordinance. TemporarY Real Estate Office and Billboards One temporary real estate office and two temporar1 real estat~ billboards, each face not to exceed sixty (60) square feet In area, may be located on any new subdivision in any zone; provided, that such office and billboards shall be removed twelve (12) months from the date the permit for the same is issued. I ( 9200.GEIf-6 TemporarY Cons~ruction Buildings Temporary structures for the hou$ing of tools and equip- ment or containing supervisory offices in connection with major construction on major cons~ruction projects may be established and maintained durint the progress of such construction on such project; pr~vided, such temporary structure may not be maintained for a period exceeding one year. 9200.GEN-7 Acts by Deputy 9200.GEN-8 T" .~"~._" ,./"'" Whenever a power is granted to, or a duty is imposed upon a public officer, or employee, the power may be exercised, or the duty may be performed by a deputy of such officer or employee or by a person other,,~;'Hl duly authorized, unless this Code expressly provides otherwise, Buil~ing Hei~ht Limit - Exceptions All buildings hereafter erected and existing buildings whioh may be reconstructed, altered, moved or maintained, or en- larged, shall comply with the height regulations of the zone in which they may be located, with the following exceptions: Penthouses or roof structures for the housing of elevators, stairways, tanks, ventilating fans or similar equipment re- quired to operate and maintain the building, and fire or para- pet walls, sky-lights, towers, church steeples, P~ift l~s, Sec. 9200.GEN-4 - GEN-8 -83- flagpoles ~himneys, smokest~s, sil~~water tanks or wireless masts or ,,_,nilar structures may be ere- ~ted above the height limi ts hel'ein prescribed; provided, that the same may be safely ~~~i~ erected and maintained at such height in view of the surrounding - circumstances, but no penthouse or roof structures, or any space abo1Te the height limit shall be allowed for the purpose of pro- viding additional floor space. ~. 9200.GEN-9 ~..," , I ! I f l r I I I ! I I f ! Permitted encroachments in required yards A. Cornices, eaves, sills, buttresses and fireplaces may extend or project into a reqnired side yard not more than four (4) inches for each one foot of the width of such side yard and may extend or project into a required fDont or rear yard not more than thirty (30) inches. No projections are permitted into a required side yard which are less than eight (8) feet above the ground level. B. Fire escapes may extend or project into any side or rear yard not more than one (1) foot and not into a required front yard at all. C. Open, unenclosed stairways or balconies not covered by a roof or canopy, may extend or project into a required rear yard not more than four (4) feet and not into a required front yard at all. D. Uncovered and unrailed porches, platforms or landing places which do not extend more than one (1) foot above the ground level are permitted in req ired side yards. Porches may extend into a required rear yard six (6) feet. E. Guard railings for safety protection around depressed ramps, fences, hedges or landscape architectural features not more than three and one-half (3~) feet in height may be located in any side or rear yard. F. Fences: A six (6) foot fence, wall, or hedge may be erected in the required side or rear yard. For corner visibility requirements, see GEN-4. G. Fences, walls, or hedges may be erected in the required front yard but shall not exceed three {J) feet in height. For corner visibility requirements, see GEN-4. 9200.GEN-lO No conflicting licenses or permits shall be issued All departments, officials or public employees vested with the duty or authority to issue permits or licenses where required by law shall conform to the provisions of this Ordinance. No such license or permit for uses, buildings or purposes where the same would be in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance shall be issued. Any such license or permit, if issued in conflict with the provisions hereof shall be null and void. 9200.GEN-ll Occupancy Permit No building or structure hereafter erected or structurally altered shall be used or occupied and no change in the ex- istin;= type of occupancy in any building or structure shall be made until the Planning Director has issued a Certificate of Occupancy therefor. The procedure for obtaining such certificate and any appeal from the decision of the Planning Director thereon to the Commission and from the Commission to the Council shall be as provided in Sections PRO-l to PRO-26. , i. r0- t , ~ Sec. 9200. GEN-8 - GEN-ll -84- .-., M.. 9200.GEN-12 Restatement, when construed as ~ The provisions of this Ordinance, insofar as they are substantially the same as existing ordinances relating to the same subject matter, sh~ll be construed as re- statements, and continuations and not as new enactments. 9200.GEN-l3 DEFINITIONS ABUTTING: When properties or zones are separated by a street or an alley they are not to be considered as abutting properties or zones unless this Ordinance specifically so states. ACCESSORY BUILDING: A building or structure or part thereof, the use of which is subordinate or incidental to that of the main bill lding structure or use on the same lot. Where an accessory building is a part of, or joined to the main building, such accessory bui lding shall be j i'd" a.s part of the main bui Iding. con s ere a ACCESSORY LIVING QJARTERS: Living quarters wi thin an accessory building for the sole use of persons employed on the premises or for temporary use by guests of occupants of the premises, such quarters having no kitchen facili- ties and not rented or otherwise used as a separate dwelling. ACCESSORY USE: A use incidental or subordinate to and devoted exclusively to the main use of the land, or buildings thereon. ALLEY: A public or private way at the rear or interior side of the property. AND: Both the conjunctive and disjunctive. APARTMENT: A room or suite of two (2) or more rooms in a multiple dwelling, occupied or suitable for occupancy as a residence for one (1) family. -:} AUTOMOBILE Arm TRAILER SALES LOT: An open area used for the display, sale and rental of new and used motor vehicles and trailer coaches, where no repair. repainting or remodeling is done. " ATTIC: The uppermost floor of a bui Iding designed or in- tended for use as a storage space and not for living quarters. BACHELO.R APARTMENTS: One room and bath, wi thout cooking facilities, in a multiple dwelling. BASEME~~: A space wholly or partly underground, and having more than one-half of its height, measuring from its floor to its ceiling below the average adjoining grade; if the fjnished floor level directly above a basement is more than six (6) feet above grade at any point, such basement Shall be c~sidered a story. BLOCK: All property fronting upon one side of a street, between intersecting or intercepting streets, or between a street and the terminus of a dead end street, or city boundary. An intercepting street shall determine only the boundary of the block on the side of the street which it intercepts. Sec. 9200.GEN-12 - GEN-13 -85- - BOARD: The Development Review Board of the City of Anaheim. ~ BUILDING: Any structure having a roof. Where this Ordinance requires, or where sp~cial authority granted pursuant to this Ordinance requ!ires that a use shall be entirely enclosed within a building, this definition shall be qualified by adding "and enclosed on all sides." BUILDING HEIGHT: The vertical distance measured from the average elevation of the finished grade at the front of the building to the highest point of the structure. BUILDING, MAIN: A building within which is conducted the principal use permitted on the lot, as provided by this Ordinance. CARPORT: A permanently roofed motor vehicle storage space either with or without the sides and ends enclosed. CITY: The City of Anaheim. COMMISSION: The Planning Commission of the City of Anaheim. COUNCIL: The City Council of the City of Anaheim. COUNTY: The County of Orange. ~ . DAY NURSERY: Any group of buildings, building or portion thereof used primarily for the daytime care of children. DWELLING: A building or portion thereof designed and used exclusively for residential occupancy, with exception of permitted home occupations, including one-family, two- family, and multiple dwellings, but not including hotels, boarding or lodging houses, or trailers. ,~.~_.... DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY: A building designed exclusively for occupancy by two families living independently of ea.ch other, and conta.ining two dwelling units. DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A building, or portion thereof, designed for occupancy by three or more families living independently of each other, and containing three or more dwelling units. DWELLING UNIT: One or more rooms in a dwelling or apartment house or apartment hotel designed for occupancy by one family for living or sleeping purposes. Sec. 9200.GEN-13 -e6- .-..-', EDUCATIONAL INSTI~JTIONS: Schools, elementary, JuniDr High and Senior High, colleges or universities including parochial aDd private, giving' general academic instruction, as determined by the State Board of Education. ,~, ~~. ~ , EXPLOSIVES: The terms "explosive" and "explosives" whenever used in this Ordinanc~ include blasting caps or other detonating or fulminating caps or detonator or electric caps, gun powder, blasting powder, dynamite, and every other explosive sub- stance having a power equal to or greater than that of ordinary black powder, but do not include said substances in the form of fixed ammunition for small arms. FAMILY: An individual, or two or more persons related by blood or marriage, or a group of not more than four persons, excluding servatns, who are not related by blood or marriage, living together a$ a single household in a dwelling unit. ;W:JiiC GARAGE, PRIVATE: An accessory building or an accessory portion of the main building, enclosed on all sides and designed for the shelter or storage of vehicles owned or operated by the occupants of the main building. The usable floor area for each motor vehicle intended to be stored therein shall not be less than ten (10) feet wide and twenty (20) feet deep. Each separate parking space shall be completely enclosed and shall have a separate door providing access to one parking space only, except where the garage is for the storage of two or more vehicles and is intended for the sole and ex- clusive use of one dwelling unit only, a dividing parti- tion and separate doors are not required for each storage space. ..-. GARAGE, PUBLIC: An entirely enclosed building other than a private garage used for the care, repair or equipping of automobiles, or where such vehicles are kept for remunera- tion, hire or sale. GUEST HOUSE or ACCESSORY LIVING QUARTERS: Living quarters within an accessory building for the use only of persons employed on the premises or guests of the occupants. Such quarters shall not be rented. Sec. 9200.GEN-13 -87- -'I, ,.",..... HOME OCCUPATION: Any use cust~marily conducted entirely within a dwelling and carried on by the inhabitants thereof, which use is clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the structure for dwelling purposes and 'which use does not change the character thereof or does not adversely affect the uses permitted in the district of which it is a part. Home occupations shall not permit the sale on the premises of products not produced thereon. No signs shall be displayed except as specifically per- mitted by this Ordinance. No persons shall be employed other than domestic help, HOSPITAL: Any building or portion thereof used for the accommodation and medical care of sick, injured, or infirmed persons and including sanitariums, alcoholic sanitariums, institutions for the cure of chronic drug addicts and mental patients. HOTEL: A building containing at least six (6) furnished bedrooms in which lodging is provided, with or without meals, for compensation and which is open to transient guests. HOUSEHOLD PET: An animal or a bird of a type which is ordinarily and easily domesticated and permitted within a dwelling as distinguished from tamed animals, which are by nature wild. Fish are not to be counted as household pets and their number is not restricted by this Ordinance. JUNK YARD: Any lot, or the use of any portion of a lot, for the dismantling or wrecking of automobiles or other motor vehicles or machinery, or for the storage or keeping for sale of parts and equipment resulting from such dis- mantling or wrecking or for the storage or keeping of junk, including scrap metal or other scrap materials. LOADING SPACE: An off-street space or berth for the' temporary parking of commercial vehicles while loading or unloading. ,'-'" Sec. 9200.GEN-13 - 88- -- , LOT: (1) A parcel of real property when shown as a delineated parcel of land with a number or other designation on a plat recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County; or (2) a parcel of land, the dimensions or bound- aries of which are defined by a record of survey recorded pursuant to the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act of the State of California in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County; (3) a parcel of real property not delineated as in (1) or (2) above, and containing not less than the prescribed minimum dimensions and square footage re- quired in the zone in which it is located and which abuts a public street or alley. LOT AREA: The total of the lot area, measured in a horizontal plane, within the lot lines of a lot. Unless otherwise specifically so stated, streets and alleys are not considered in determining the lot area. LOT DEPTH: The horizontal distance between the front and rear lot lines measured at points midway between the side lot lines. LOT LINE: Any line bounding a lot as herein defined. LOT LINE, FRONT: In the case of an interior lot, the line separating the lot from the street; in the case of a corner lot, the line separating the narrowest street frontage of the lot from the street. LOT LINE, REAR: A lot line which is opposite and most distant from the front lot line. In the Case of an irregular, triangular or goreshaped lot, a line within the lot, parallel to and at a maximum distance from the front lot line, having a length of ten (10) feet. LOT LINE, SIDE: Any lot boundary line, not a front line or a rear lot line. LOT, WIDTH: The horizontal distance between the side lot lines, measured at points midway between the front and rear lot lines. ~ ' '- NON-CONFORMING BUILDING OR STRUCTURE: A building or structure or portion thereof lawfUlly existing at the time this Ordinance became effective and which was designed, erected or structurally altered for a use which is not permitted in the zone in which it is located, or which does not comply with all the height and area regulations of the zone in which it is located. NON-CONFORMING USE: A use of a building or land legally existing at the time of the adoption of this Ordinance which is not permitted in the zone in which it is located. "ONLY" as d' f i - use In re err ng to permitted uses shall be construed as specifically prohibiting all unmentioned uses, buildings and structures except those auallfvino- wi t.tli,.., r.hA /- NON-CONFORMING BUILDING OR STRUCTURE: A building or structure or portion thereof lawfully existing at the time this Ordinance became effective and which was designed, erected or structurally altered for a use which is not permitted in the zone in which it is located, or which does not comply with all the height and area regulations of the zone in which it is located. NON-CONFORMING USE: A use of a building or land legally existing at the time of the adoption of this Ordinance which is not permitted in the zone in which it is located. "ONLY" as used in referring to permitted uses shall be construed as specifically prohibiting all unmentioned uses, buildings and structures except those qualifying within the sections entitled "Other permitted buildings and uses" and those for which a Conditional Use Permit is issued. PERSON: Includes any person, firm, association, organization, partnership, business trust, company or corporation. PERSON, INTERESTED: Any person having a legal or equitable interest in any land which is a part of the tract of land described in the application, or a contract or option to acquire such an interest, or the duly authorized agent of such person~ or whose person or property is adversely affected by a violation of this Ordinance. PLANNED HIGHWAY LINE: A line showing the presently planned proposed width of any street or highway right of way which is in excess of the presently existing right of way line. REST HOME: Premises used for the housing of and caring for the ambulatory, aged or infirm. There shall be no surgery, physical therapy or other similar activities such as is customarily provided in sanitariums and hospitals. SECTION: Whenever in this Ordinance reference is made to a Section the reference is to a Section bearing the pre- fix 9200 unless specifically indicated otherwise. SIGNS: All advertising of any type or description visible from any public or private street, way, thoroughfare, alley or walk. Sec. 9200.GEN-13 -90- f~ SITE PLAN: A plan showing the relation of all proposed buildings and structures to the boundaries of the subject lot and the monumented center line and right of way line or planned highway line of any abutting street. STREET: A public thoroughfare or right of way other than an alley. STRUCTURES: Anything constructed or built or any edifice or building of any kind, or any piece of work artificially built up or composed of parts jointed together in some definite manner, which requires location on the ground or is attached to something having a location on the ground. STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS: Any change in the supporting members of a building, such as in a bearing wall, column, beam or girder, floor or ceiling joists, roof rafters, roof diaphragms, roof trusses, foundations, piles, or retaining walls or similar components. USE: The application of land, buildings or structures to a partieular purpose. YARD: An open space other than a court on the same lot with a building or dwelling group, which open space shall be unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground upward, except for flowers, shrubs, trees or landscaping, unless some other use thereof is specifically permitted by this Ordinance. All yard dimensions are measured in a horizontal plane. YARD, FRONT: A yard between the front line of a building and the front boundary line of the lot on which the build- ing is situated, and extending the full width of the lot. YARD, REAR: A yard at the extreme rear of the lot and extending the full width of the lot. YARD, SIDE: A yard extending from the front yard, or from the front lot line where no front yard is required, to the rear yard, or to the rear lot line where no rear yard is required, located immediately adjacent to the side lot lineso 9200.GEN-14 Signs - Approval standards Where approval of a sign is required, no such a~proval shall be given unless the location, size, character and design of the sign are such that when erected, 1. It will not cause a substantial depreciation of property values in the neighborhood, 2. It will not cast li2ht into any residential area in an intensity sufficient to he detected by the human eye without the use of instruments. 3. Its size will not be disproportionately larger than other signs in the neighborhood. 4. The sign will in no way endanger the health and safety of operators of motor vehicles on the streets or highways Sec. 9200.GEN-13 - GEN-14 -91- ~-- - t~ro~ the use of motion, soun~ or other mechanical devices, blinkers, flashin~ or unusual lighting or other means ~lich cause distractions, 5. If located within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a street intersection, it conta:ns no red or green colored lights. 9200.GEN-15 Signs, Zonin~ Ordinance shall orevail ..-- Whenever there is any conflict or inconsistency between the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Anaheim and Article VIII, Chapter 6 of tlle Municipal Code titled It::Hgns and Billboards" as to the type or characteristics of signs or billboards, their size or permitted location, the provisions of the zoning ordinance or any conditional use permit or variance granted thereunder whether more or less restrictive than the provisions of Chapter 6, shall prevail, but all other provisions of Chapter 6 shall remaLn in full force and effect. - 9200.GEN-16 Partial Invalidity If any section, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance. The Council of the City hereby declares that it vlOuld have passed and does hereby pass this Ordinance and each section, sentence, clause and phrase hereof, irrespective oi' the fact that anyone or more sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid, 01' unconstitutional. 9200.GEN-17 Penalties for violation Any person, firm or corporation, whether as principal, agent, employee or otherwise, violating or causing the violation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not more than Five Hundred ($500) dollars, or by imprisonment in the City Jailor County Jail for a term not to exceed six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Such person, firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each and every day durin~{ any portion of which any violation of this Ordinance is cornmi tted or continued by such a person, firm or corporation and shall be punishable as herein provided. 9200.GEN-18 Repeal Article IX, Chapter 2, Sections 9200. to 9200.24, inclusive, Chapter l-A, Sect'ons 8100.50 to 8100.56 inclusive, and Chapter 6, Sectjons 8600.2, 8600.3, 8600.4, 8600.28, 8600.30 and 8600.38 of the Municipal Code and Ordinances Numbers 908, 915, 938, 982 and 991, and all other portions of the Hunicipal Code and Ordinances or parts thereof' in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 9200.GEN-19 Effective date This Ordinance shall be in f'ull force and effect thirty (30) days from and after its passage and approval. r' Sec. 9200.GEN-14 - GEN-19 -92- 1 1f U I'" - ,r-.. ~; STATE OF CALIF'ORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss. CITY OF A~AHEIM ) I, DENE M. WILLIAMS, City Clerk or the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was pass8d and adopted at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held on the 4th day of November, 1958, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. , NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None. AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim approved and signed said resolution on the 4th day of November, 1958. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Anaheim this 4th day of November, 1958. 4?rr-~ ~~~~IM (SEAL) ..-... -2-