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<br />" <br /> <br />., <br /> <br />,q nUTes of RllgU I ar Counci I MeeTi ng <br />Page ~h-io <br /> <br />January 31, 1977 <br /> <br />REVIEW OF PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE <br /> <br />P-I OJ stri ct <br />Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Counci I approve the deletion <br />of the proposed P-I District; al I areas of proposed P-I to revert to <br />the district it had been previously. Motion carried (Woodburn, <br />Crichton"Hanson, Crepeau voting In favor of motion; Wingert <br />voting in opposition). <br /> <br />Clubs & lodges <br />Houses of Worship <br />Institutional Housing <br />Pub Ii c Uses <br />School, General Educ. <br />.I;'~,*-""'" <br />7 Council^ ncurred with these <br /> <br />land Use Chart (p. 2-4) <br />Woodburn referred Councl I to a proposed revision of the land Use <br />Chart (after deletion of the P-I Distric1') proposing the following <br />uses as permitted, with a Special Use Permit, in Zoning Districts: <br />R-I R-2 R-3 R-4 <br />S- S- S- S <br />s S S S <br />S S S S <br />S S S S <br />S S S S <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />changes. <br /> <br />District Requirements Chart <br />Woodburn proposed the fol lowing changes in the District Requirements <br />Chart (p. 2-5) (after deletion of the P-I District): <br />R-2 R-3 R-4 <br /> <br />3. Minimum Lot Dimensions (feet) <br />Width at front of bldg. line <br />Depth <br /> <br />8. Boundary of Zoning District (feet) <br /> <br />120 <br /> <br />85 <br />120 <br /> <br />120 <br /> <br />40 <br /> <br />40 <br /> <br />After discussion, proposed changes were accepted by Councl I, except <br />Boundary of Zoning District (feet) in R-4 was retained at 50". <br /> <br />Non-residential Uses In Residential Districts <br />Crichton suggested that some restrictions be Incorporated In the <br />ordinance for al I non-residential uses permitted in residential <br />districts; proposed that all ingress and egress be to major streets <br />(major or minor arterials); require set back of 50' to 100' for <br />all structures and hard-surface areas. <br /> <br />Woodburn suggested that these proposed restrictions be limited to <br />major developments; not to neighborhood churches, day care centers <br />etc.; burden of proof be placed on the developer to substantiate <br />that restrictions are not appl(cable. <br /> <br />Aftar discussion, Crichton moved, seconded by Woodburn, thet Councl I <br />request the Attorney and Planner to draft the appropriate wording <br />to be Incorporated In the ordinance; requiring certain restrictions <br />for non-residential uses, permitted In the residential district. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Wingert suggested that the restrictions Include all the "Perfornlance <br />Standards" - noise, glare etc., not only traffic (ingress and egress) <br />and set-back. <br /> <br />ZoninG Map <br />Crichton suggested that the Zoning Map be amended to reflect the <br />current zoning map except that: <br /> <br />a) 1-2 replace '~he existing L-I in all locations south of 1-694. <br />b) 1-2 and R-I replace the existing L-I In the arsenal (as shown <br />on the Proposed Zoning Map). <br />c) I-I replace L-I between 1-694 and Highway 96. <br />d) B-2 replace existing G-B at all locations, and replace R-B <br />locations south of County Road E between Highway 51 and <br />Lexlnqton Avenue. <br />e) 8-1 replace all existing R-8 locations. <br />fl R'.3 replace existing R-2 at Arden M'3nor. <br />g) R-3 replace existing R-I at Pemtom. <br />h) R-3 and R-4 replace e~lstlng R-I at Hunters Park (as shown <br />on the Propose d Zon i ng ~lap). <br /> <br />-2- <br />