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January 4, 2022 Centerville Planning & Zoning Commission Page 2of 2 Draft Ordinance Amendments: Residential Driveways, Vehicle Parking & Storage o Thatall storage is inside a structure except as noted further in theordinance. o For single family properties in all zoningdistricts (there was discussion previously about certain zoning districts). o Where storage can and cannot happen on a residential parcel–not in front of the house unless on the driveway, not within 2 feet of the sidelot line, nor within 10 feet of the street.These conditions are illustrated on the accompanying graphic. o Exempts agricultural products, clotheslines, dockson lakeshore lots, etc. o Clarifies what items are allowed on thelot vs. on thedriveway. o Allows any number of passenger vehicles on a driveway. But other vehicles and equipment would be limited to three, one of which can be a “large” units,as defined in the ordinance. o The various vehicles and equipment are defined and separated into large and small units, with clear definitions as to size and weight. o Special Rules deal with firewood and construction storage, since they are different that the other items, and also sets a limit of 24 hours for any items at which they are considered “stored” and would come under the regulations. o Codifies commercial/industrial storage in 156.165 instead of its current home in 156.144. Section 4.This section clarifies the standards in 156.166(K) for surfaces required for parking and loading areas on non-residential properties. Section 5. This section adds new a new Section 156.166(L) that imposes requirements for the surface of parking and driveway areas. RECOMMENDATION City staff recommends that the Planning & Zoning Commission recommend approval of the draft ordinance to the City Council.