PLANNING ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING
May 6, 2009
A meeting of the Planning Advisory Commission was held Wednesday, May 6, 2009
in the Council Chambers on the Plaza Level of the Government Center.
Commissioners Present:
Chairperson Scott Boyce
Vice Chairperson Cathy Hodge
Commissioners: Travis Chambers
Gladys Ford
Glen Heinzelman
Ronnie Smith
Staff Members: Will Johnson ? Planning Department Chief
Daniel Stegall ? Zoning Administrator
Tina Trant ? Planning Technician
Commissioners Absent: Commissioner Lucy Sheftall (excused)`
Others Present: Charlie Jarrell, David Erickson
CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Scott Boyce called the meeting to order at 9:01
a.m. He explained the rezoning process to the audience.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: April 15, 2009. Commissioner Hodge made a motion to
approve the minutes. Commissioner Ford seconded. They were approved
unanimously.
ZONING CASES:
1. ZC0903-3: A request to rezone .21 acres located at 500 Fulton Avenue. The
current zoning is Neighborhood Commercial. The proposed zoning is General
Commercial. The property will be used for automotive repair. Charlie Jarrell is
the applicant.
Mr. Daniel Stegall read the Staff Report for this case.
Future Land Use Map: It is consistent with the Future Land Use Map. It is in
Planning Area D. The Land Use Designation shows Single Family Residential.
Policy Statements: N/A.
Compatible with Existing Land Uses: Yes.
Environmental Impacts: The property does not lie within a floodway and
floodplain area. The developer will need an approved drainage plan prior to
issuance of a Site Development Permit.
City Services: The property is served by all city services.
Traffic Impact: The proposed project is not expected to have a negative impact
on the transportation network.
Traffic Engineering: The site shall meet the codes and regulations of the
Columbus Consolidated Government for commercial usage.
School Impact: No school impact.
Buffer Requirement: The development shall not be required to provide any
buffering for this rezoning request due to the immediate property being zoned
as Neighborhood Commercial.
Fort Benning Recommendation: None.
DRI Recommendation: None.
Attitude of Property Owners: Twenty-six (26) property owners within 300 feet
were notified of this rezoning request. The Planning Department received no
calls regarding the rezoning request.
Conditions: None.
Additional information: None.
Charlie Jarrell, 4621 C River Road, came to the podium. He is a representative
of the owner.
This building is vacant now but they want to lease it out for an automotive
repair shop.
Chairperson Boyce asked for discussion and a motion. Commissioner Ford made a
motion to approve this rezoning case because it is compatible with existing
land uses and it will not have an adverse impact in the community. Commissioner
Chambers seconded. It was approved unanimously.
2. ZC0904-2: A request to rezone 2.735 acres located at 6003 Warm Springs Road
The current zoning is Single Family Residential 3. The proposed zoning is
Residential Multi-Family 1. The property will be used for single family
residential. David Erickson is the applicant.
Mr. Daniel Stegall read the Staff Report for this case.
Future Land Use Map: It is consistent with the Future Land Use Map. It is in
Planning Area B. The Land Use Designation shows Single Family Residential.
Policy Statements: N/A.
Compatible with Existing Land Uses: Yes.
Environmental Impacts: The property does not lie within a floodway and
floodplain area. The developer will need an approved drainage plan prior to
issuance of a Site Development Permit.
City Services: The property is served by all city services.
Traffic Impact: The proposed project is not expected to have a negative impact
on the transportation network.
Traffic Engineering: The site shall meet the codes and regulations of the
Columbus Consolidated Government for commercial usage.
School Impact: No school impact.
Buffer Requirement: The development shall not be required to provide any
buffering for this rezoning request due to the immediate property being zoned
as Single Family Residential.
Fort Benning Recommendation: None.
DRI Recommendation: None.
Attitude of Property Owners: Forty-four (44) property owners within 300 feet
were notified of this rezoning request. The Planning Department received no
calls regarding the rezoning request.
Conditions: 1. All development along the border of Stone Creek Subdivision
shall be single family residential. 2. All single family lots shall meet the
following minimum dimensions: A. 5,000 sq foot lot area. B. 50 foot lot
widths. C. 5 foot side setbacks. D. 20 foot rear setbacks.
Additional information: None.
David Erickson, came to the podium. He is a representative of Tiger Creek
Development. This is basically a clean-up zoning. They want to build single
family houses.
Chairperson Boyce asked for discussion and a motion. Commissioner Chambers
made a motion to approve this rezoning case because it is consistent with
future land use and it is compatible with existing land uses. Vice Chairperson
Hodge seconded. It was approved unanimously.
TEXT AMENDMENTS:
ZC0904-1: Request to amend the text of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO)
to amend typos and minor errors in Chapter 4.
1. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.2.5.C.5(A) by adding a new
sentence to the subsection.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.2.5. Bay or Garage Doors.
Section 4.2.5.C.5(A)
(A) The minimum height of not less than five feet shall be achieved within 12
months of installation of the buffering and screening when vegetation is
utilized for all or a portion of the installation.
Sec. 4.2.5. Bay or Garage Doors.
Section 4.2.5.C.5(A)
(A) The minimum height of not less than five feet shall be achieved within 12
months of installation of the buffering and screening when vegetation is
utilized for all or a portion of the installation. Height requirements shall
be measured from the grade or floor elevation of the development.
2. Explanation of Revisions: Amend 4.2.5.C.5(C) by deleting the last sentence
and adding a new sentence to the subsection.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.2.5. Bay or Garage Doors.
Section 4.2.5.C.5(C)
(C) A screening wall shall be permanent and constructed of masonry, brick, or
similar opaque materials, and shall be consistent with the color and style of
the principal structure. The wall shall not exceed four feet in height.
Sec. 4.2.5. Bay or Garage Doors.
Section 4.2.5.C.5(C)
(C) A screening wall shall be permanent and constructed of masonry, brick, or
similar opaque materials, and shall be consistent with the color and style of
the principal structure. Height requirements shall be measured from the grade
or floor elevation of the development.
Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.2.11.F. by adding new sentences to
Subsection F.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.2.11. Drive-in Windows.
Section 4.2.11.F.
F. Pass-by Lane. Each drive-through facility shall provide a pass-by lane
separate from the drive-through lanes. The pass-by lane shall provide a minimum
width of ten feet.
Sec. 4.2.11. Drive-in Windows.
Section 4.2.11.F.
F. Pass-by Lane. Each drive-through facility shall provide a pass-by lane
separate from the drive-through lanes. The pass-by lane shall provide a minimum
width of ten feet. Each drive-through facility shall provide a pass-by lane
separate from the drive-through lane, when the lane is also used for parking
access. The design shall be approved by the Director of Engineering.
4. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.3.8. by adding new Subsections D
& E.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.3.8. Parking Stall and Bay Dimensions.
Section 4.3.8
A. Minimum Dimensions. Minimum dimensions for parking stalls are indicated
in Table 4.3.1 and Figure 4.3.1.
B. Paving. All minimum dimensions of parking spaces, travel aisles, and
other vehicular circulation areas shall be paved. The City Engineer may approve
use of specialty paver brick or surfaces.
C. Parking Bays. Parking bays, which are the total of stall depth plus aisle
width shall provide for adequate maneuvering and parking space. Parking bays
shall be subject to the minimum standards as described in Table 4.3.1 and
Figure 4.3.2.
(End of section) Sec. 4.3.8. Parking Stall and Bay Dimensions.
Section 4.3.8
A. Minimum Dimensions. Minimum dimensions for parking stalls are indicated
in Table 4.3.1 and Figure 4.3.1.
B. Paving. All minimum dimensions of parking spaces, travel aisles, and
other vehicular circulation areas shall be paved. The City Engineer may approve
use of specialty paver brick or surfaces.
C. Parking Bays. Parking bays, which are the total of stall depth plus aisle
width shall provide for adequate maneuvering and parking space. Parking bays
shall be subject to the minimum standards as described in Table 4.3.1 and
Figure 4.3.2.
D. Location Near Sidewalks. Sidewalks located in front of parking spaces shall
have a minimum width of six (6) feet or provide bumper stops or curbing to
prevent the front of the vehicle from overhanging the sidewalks.
E. Parking Near Property Lines. All parking must be offset three (3) feet from
any property line, unless an adjacent parking/access agreement exists between
adjoining property owners.
5. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.3.11.C.2 to delete ?ten? and
replace it with ?twenty-five?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.3.11. Change in Required Number of Spaces.
Section 4.3.11.C.2
2. Planned Developments. Any request for an increase of parking equal to or
greater than ten percent of required parking which affects a planned
development shall be considered as request for approval of a waiver by the
Council. Sec. 4.3.11. Change in Required Number of Spaces.
Section 4.3.11.C.2
2. Planned Developments. Any request for an increase of parking equal to or
greater than twenty-five percent of required parking which affects a planned
development shall be considered as request for approval of a waiver by the
Council.
6. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.3.15.I to add the word ?feet?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.3.15. Required Number of Loading Spaces.
Section 4.3.15.I
I. Refrigerated Trucks. Refrigerated trucks and other trucks which require
compressors, engines, refrigeration equipment, and similar equipment to be
continuously or periodically operational shall not park within 250 of any
residential zoning district during the hours of 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. on
weekdays, and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Sec. 4.3.15. Required Number of Loading Spaces.
Section 4.3.15.I
I. Refrigerated Trucks. Refrigerated trucks and other trucks which require
compressors, engines, refrigeration equipment, and similar equipment to be
continuously or periodically operational shall not park within 250 feet of any
residential zoning district during the hours of 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. on
weekdays, and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
7. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.3. by replacing the word
?Chief? with the word ?Director? and changing the word ?five? to the word
?fifteen?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.3. Review of Sign Applications.
Section 4.3.15.I
All sign applications must be reviewed and approved or denied by the Chief of
Inspection and Codes, within five working days of the date of the application.
Sec. 4.4.3. Review of Sign Applications.
Section 4.3.15.I
All sign applications must be reviewed and approved or denied by the Director
of Inspection and Codes, within fifteen working days of the date of the
application.
8. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.4.Q.1 by replacing ?NC? with
?UPT?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.4. Exempt Signs.
Section 4.4.4.Q.1
1. Permitted. Menu boards shall be permitted in NC and CRD zoning
districts.
Sec. 4.4.4. Exempt Signs.
Section 4.4.4.Q.1
1. Permitted. Menu boards shall be permitted in UPT and CRD zoning
districts.
9. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.7.A by replacing ?Inspections
and Codes Division of the Department of Community and Economic Development?
with ?Department of Inspections and Codes?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.7. Portable Signs.
Section 4.4.7.A
A. Annual Permit Required. A portable sign may be used only after obtaining
an annual permit from the Inspections And Code Division of the Department of
Community And Economic Development, and only under the conditions listed
below.
Sec. 4.4.7. Portable Signs.
Section 4.4.7.A
A. Annual Permit Required. A portable sign may be used only after obtaining
an annual permit from the Department of Inspections And Codes, and only under
the conditions listed below.
10. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.7.B.7 by deleting Subsection 7
in its entirety.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.7. Portable Signs.
Section 4.4.7.B.7
7. Registration with Tax Office. It shall be unlawful for the owner of any
portable sign within Columbus, Georgia, to fail to annually register the
portable sign with the tax office of Columbus, Georgia. Evidence that the
portable sign has been registered with the tax office shall be required prior
to the issuance of an annual permit by the inspections and code division.
Sec. 4.4.7. Portable Signs.
Section 4.4.7.B.7
Deleted
11. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.10.A.1 by deleting ?RO? and
replacing with ?UPT? and add number of signs permitted.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.10. Ground and Monument Sign Size and Height.
Section 4.4.10.A.1
1. RO and CRD Zoning District Ground/Monument Sign. 150 square feet; 20 feet
high.
Sec. 4.4.10. Ground and Monument Sign Size and Height.
Section 4.4.10.A.1
1. UPT and CRD Zoning District Ground/Monument Sign. 1 sign. 150 square
feet; 20 feet high.
12. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.10.A.2 by deleting ?UPT? and
correcting Industrial zoning terminology.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.10. Ground and Monument Sign Size and Height.
Section 4.4.10.A.2
2. UPT, NC, RO, CO, CG, M/IL, and M/IHC Zoning District Ground/Monument Sign.
Sec. 4.4.10. Ground and Monument Sign Size and Height.
Section 4.4.10.A.2
2. NC, RO, CO, CG, LMI, and HMI Zoning District Ground/Monument Sign.
13. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.14. by correcting Commercial
and Industrial zoning terminology.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.14. Multiple Message Signs.
Section 4.4.14
Multiple message signs shall be permitted in CG, M/IL and M/IH zoning districts
under the following conditions.
Sec. 4.4.14. Multiple Message Signs.
Section 4.4.14
Multiple message signs shall be permitted in GC, LMI and HMI zoning districts
under the following conditions.
14. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.4.23.B.3 by deleting the last
sentence in Subsection 3.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.4.23. Inspection, Revocation and Penalty.
Section 4.4.23.B.3
3. Permit Fees. Before any permit is issued under the provisions of this
Article, the applicant shall pay fees as established by the Council. Unless
otherwise changed or amended by the Council, Table 4.4.1 establishes fees for
sign permits.
Sec. 4.4.23. Inspection, Revocation and Penalty.
Section 4.4.23.B.3
3. Permit Fees. Before any permit is issued under the provisions of this
Article, the applicant shall pay fees as established by the Council.
15. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.5.4.F.2(C) by correcting the
misspelling of ?percent?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.5.4. General Standards.
Section 4.5.4.F.2(C)
(C) An expansion of the gross square feet of buildings or site's physical
development that cumulatively totals more than 50 percent since the effective
date of the original Buffer Ordinance (April 29, 1999).
Sec. 4.5.4. General Standards.
Section 4.5.4.F.2(C)
(C) An expansion of the gross square feet of buildings or site's physical
development that cumulatively totals more than 50 percent since the effective
date of the original Buffer Ordinance (April 29, 1999).
16. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.5.7 by deleting the word ?plant?
and replacing with the word ?tree?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.5.7. Buffer Categories and Options for Side or Rear Yard Buffers.
Section 4.5.7
An applicant may choose the option to be used for rear and side yards based
upon the category of buffer as established in Table 4.5.2. A list of plant
species to be used in the buffers is provided in Table 4.6.5.
Sec. 4.5.7. Buffer Categories and Options for Side or Rear Yard Buffers.
Section 4.5.7
An applicant may choose the option to be used for rear and side yards based
upon the category of buffer as established in Table 4.5.2. A list of tree
species to be used in the buffers is provided in Table 4.6.5.
17. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.5.8 by adding new Subsection A &
B.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.5.8. Required Street Buffers.
Section 4.5.8
All portions of a parcel proposed for development, redevelopment or expansion
that abuts a public street or highway right-of-way shall be buffered as
provided in Table 4.5.3.
Sec. 4.5.8. Required Street Buffers.
Section 4.5.8.A
A. All portions of a parcel proposed for development, redevelopment or
expansion that abuts a public street or highway right-of-way shall be buffered
as provided in Table 4.5.3.
B. Conflicts with Overhead Lines.
When the street buffer is within 20 feet of overhead utilities, small
maturing trees must be substituted for the required large maturing tree.
Substitutions must be two for one and be planted at either 25 or 50 feet
separation.
Substitutions must meet large maturing tree size specifications.
18. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.5.9.D by deleting ?RMD? and
replacing with ?SFR4?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.5.9. Standards for Buffers.
Section 4.5.9.D
D. Exemption. Parcels zoned RE10, RE5, RE1, RT, SFR1, SFR2, SFR3 RMD, RMF1
AND RMF2 are exempt from the requirements of this Section.
Sec. 4.5.9. Standards for Buffers.
Section 4.5.9.D
D. Exemption. Parcels zoned RE10, RE5, RE1, RT, SFR1, SFR2, SFR3, SFR4, RMF1
AND RMF2 are exempt from the requirements of this Section.
19. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.6.4.B.8(A) by deleting
?Community and Economic Development Department? and replacing with ?Planning
Department, the Department of Inspections and Codes?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.6.4. City Arborist.
Section 4.6.4.B.8(A)
(A) Cooperation. Cooperate closely with and assist the Public Services
Department, the Community and Economic Development Department, the Engineering
Department, the Parks and Recreation Department, the Development Authority and
the Downtown Development Authority, and all other City departments of this
government in a program to protect and maintain existing trees and green areas
and all City-owned and recreational lands and properties.
Sec. 4.6.4. City Arborist.
Section 4.6.4.B.8(A)
(A) Cooperation. Cooperate closely with and assist the Public Services
Department, the Planning Department, the Department of Inspections and Codes,
the Engineering Department, the Parks and Recreation Department, the
Development Authority and the Downtown Development Authority, and all other
City departments of this government in a program to protect and maintain
existing trees and green areas and all City-owned and recreational lands and
properties.
20. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.6.7.B.3(B) by revising the
subsection for more clarity.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.6.7. Tree Density Unit Requirements.
Section 4.6.7.B.3(B)
(B) Exclusion. Trees that are replaced within any utility easement cannot be
counted toward meeting tree density requirements.
Sec. 4.6.7. Tree Density Unit Requirements.
Section 4.6.7.B.3(B)
(B) Exclusion. Trees that are replanted within any utility easement or
street right of way cannot be counted toward meeting tree density requirements.
21. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.6.7.C.1 & C.2 by adding
additional language referencing height.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.6.7. Tree Density Unit Requirements.
Section 4.6.7.C.1 & 2
C. Minimum Caliper Sizes.
Small Maturing Trees. Minimum caliper size for small maturing tree species is
1.5 inches immediately after planting.
Large Maturing Trees. Minimum caliper size for large
maturing tree species is 2 inches immediately after planting.
Sec. 4.6.7. Tree Density Unit Requirements.
Section 4.6.7.C.1 & 2
C. Minimum Caliper Sizes.
Small Maturing Trees. Minimum caliper size for small maturing tree species is
1.5 inches at a minimum height of five (5) feet tall immediately after planting.
Large Maturing Trees. Minimum caliper size for large
maturing tree species is 2 inches at a minimum height of eight (8) feet tall
immediately after planting.
22. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.6.8.A.2(A) by deleting reference
to ?Low and Medium Density? and deleting reference to ?residential development
permit?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.6.8. Estate, Low and Medium Density Single-family Residential Lots and
Subdivisions.
Section 4.6.8.A.2(A)
(A) The issuance of a site development permit or a residential development
permit for any property to be developed as a residential subdivision within a
residential estate or low density medium density single-family residential
zoning district; or
Sec. 4.6.8. Estate and Single-family Residential Lots and Subdivisions.
Section 4.6.8.A.2(A)
(A) The issuance of a site development permit for any property to be
developed as a residential subdivision within a residential estate or
single-family residential zoning district; or
23. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.6.9.B by deleting the word ?,
street?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.6.9. All Other Lots, Subdivisions, Commercial and Industrial
Developments.
Section 4.6.9.B
B. Inclusion of Certain Trees. All trees required by any required zoning
buffer, street or perimeter trees and trees required to be planted in any
parking lot as provided in this Article or by any other legal requirement shall
be counted in calculating whether a property complies with the required TDU
standard.
Sec. 4.6.9. All Other Lots, Subdivisions, Commercial and Industrial
Developments.
Section 4.6.9.B
B. Inclusion of Certain Trees. All trees required by any required zoning
buffer or perimeter trees and trees required to be planted in any parking lot
as provided in this Article or by any other legal requirement shall be counted
in calculating whether a property complies with the required TDU standard.
24. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.7.2.A.3 by deleting reference to
?residential development permit,?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.7.2. Enforcement and Administration.
Section 4.7.2.A.3
3. Issuance of Certificates and Permits. A site development permit,
residential development permit, certificate of occupancy, or building permit
shall not be issued without the approval of the City Arborist signifying
compliance with the provisions of this Article.
Sec. 4.7.2. Enforcement and Administration.
Section 4.7.2.A.3
3. Issuance of Certificates and Permits. A site development permit,
certificate of occupancy, or building permit shall not be issued without the
approval of the City Arborist signifying compliance with the provisions of this
Article.
25. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.7.2.B.1 by deleting reference to
?Community and Economic Development Department? and replace with ?City Manager?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.7.2. Enforcement and Administration.
Section 4.7.2.B.1
1. Cooperative Review. On any project, which the Community and Economic
Development Department determines to be a fast track, large economic
development project, the Arborist will work with the Community Project Team,
the Development Authority, the developer, and the company representatives to
comply with the 15 day permit turn around time.
Sec. 4.7.2. Enforcement and Administration.
Section 4.7.2.B.1
1. Cooperative Review. On any project, which the City Manager determines to
be a fast track, large economic development project, the Arborist will work
with the Community Project Team, the Development Authority, the developer, and
the company representatives to comply with the 15 day permit turn around time.
26. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Section 4.7.6 by deleting reference to
?Community and Economic Development Department? and replace with ?Planning
Department, Department of Inspections and Codes?.
ORIGINAL ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE CHANGE
Sec. 4.7.6. Cooperation with Other Departments.
Section 4.7.6
There shall be close cooperation between the City Arborist, the Public Services
Department, the Community and Economic Development Department, the Engineering
Department, the Parks and Recreation Department and all other City departments
when their work affects public trees. The City Arborist shall review and
comment on the proposed landscaping plans of all recreational lands and other
public properties within the City and any plan or project of any department of
this City which requires the removal of any tree.
Sec. 4.7.6. Cooperation with Other Departments.
Section 4.7.6
There shall be close cooperation between the City Arborist, the Public Services
Department, the Planning Department, the Department of Inspections and Codes,
the Engineering Department, the Parks and Recreation Department and all other
City departments when their work affects public trees. The City Arborist shall
review and comment on the proposed landscaping plans of all recreational lands
and other public properties within the City and any plan or project of any
department of this City which requires the removal of any tree.
Tables
X = Portions to be deleted
X = Portions to be added
27. Explanation of Revisions: Delete ?Up to 20? and replace with ?21-40? and
delete ?21-100? and replace with ?41-100?.
Number of Parking Spaces Length of
Stacking Area (ft)
21-40 (Up to 20) 40
41-100 (21-100) 60
101 or more 100
28. Explanation of Revisions: Amend the Legend of Figure 4.3.1 by deleting
portions of Legend C and adding language to Legend D.
GRAPHIC LINK: Figure 4.3.1.
LEGEND
A=Stall Angle
B=Stall Width
C=Vehicle Projection for 19 feet Stall Length
D=Aisle Width, One Way
E=Curb Length per Car
F=Wall to Wall Width for Double Aisle
G=Overlap Center Width for Double Aisle
29. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Table 4.3.3 by adding language to ?Boat,
Trailer and Marine Sales? and correcting a typo regarding ?Building and
Construction Trades Office and Shop?.
Category of Use Parking Spaces Required Additional Standards
(GSF= Gross Square Feet)
Commercial and Personal Services
Boat, Trailer and Marine Sales 1 per 250 GSF of office area
1 per 2,000 GSF of shop area
Building and Construction Trades Office and Shop 1 per 250 (259) GSF of office
area
1 per 2,000 GSF of shop area
30. Explanation of Revisions: Delete Table 4.4.1 (sign fees) in its entirety.
31. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Table 4.5.1 by deleting reference to ?RMD?
and replacing with ?SFR4?; by deleting ?A? between commercial zonings and
replacing with ?N/A?; and by deleting ?C: between industrial zonings and
replacing with ?N/A?.
Zoning of Adjacent Parcel Zoning of Parcel to be Developed Redeveloped or
Expanded
RE10, RE5, and RE1 RT, SFR1, SFR2, and SFR3 SFR4 (RMD), RMF1, RMF2, and MHP RO,
NC, GC, CO and SAC LMI, HMI and TECH PUD, PCD, PID and Overlay
RE10, RE5, and RE1 N/A N/A 1 B C D TBD 2
RT, SFR1, SFR2, and SFR3 N/A N/A B C D TBD
SFR4 (RMD), RMF1, RMF2, and MHP N/A N/A N/A C D TBD
RO, NC, GC, CO and SAC N/A A A N/A (A) C TBD
LMI, HMI and TECH B A A C N/A (C)TBD
PUD, PCD, PID and Overlay TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Notes.
1 N/A means Not Applicable.
2 TBD means to be determined by individual approval for planned development or
overlay district.
32. Explanation of Revisions: Amend Table 4.5.4 by deleting ?12? under Shrubs
and Ornamental Grasses and replace with ?18?.
Standard Large Maturing Tree 2 Small Maturing Tree 2 Shrubs Ornamental
Grasses
Minimum Size at Planting 1 8 feet 5 feet 18 (12) inches 18 (12) inches
Minimum Caliper at Planting 1 2 inches 1.5 inches N/A N/A
Overhead Utility Wires Not located within 20 feet of overhead wires N/A N/A N/A
Notes.
1 Measured 6" above the top of the root mass immediately after planting.
2 See Table 4.6.5 to identify large and small maturing tree species.
33. Explanation of Revisions: Create a planting template (new Figure 4.6.1)
and place in the UDO at the end of Section 4.6.15. Tree Planting Standards.
See attached.
Commissioner Smith made a motion to approve this Text Amendment. Vice
Chairperson Hodge seconded. It was approved unanimously.
VI. NEW BUSINESS: There are 6 nominations for two members.
VII. OLD BUSINESS: None.
ADJOURNMENT: 9:16 a. m.
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Scott Boyce, Chairperson Daniel Stegall, Zoning
Administrator
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