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.�. .-. 1 snow removal operations within three hundred feet (300) of an adjacent residential 2 district shall be undertaken consistent with a snow management plan that must be 3 annually submitted to and approved by the city. The plan must include measures to 4 minimize removal activity during the hours of ten o'clock (10:00) P.M. and seven o'clock 5 (7: 00) A.M. consistent with public safery requirements. The plan must also address the 6 location and management of short-term (7 day or less) and long-term (more than 7 days) 7 storage of snow on-site and off-site. Long term snow storage shall not occur within 300 8 feet of a residential zone. Long term snow storage may only occur on surplus parking 9 spaces beyond the required spaces within Section 1018 of this Code. 10 11 Because the new structure will be 300 feet or less from the east property line 12 (residential district boundary), the proposed uses will be required to comply with 13 the requirement. 14 15 6.23 § 1006.OSH (Equipment Restrictions) states: All ground-mounted or roof-mounted 16 eguipment, automatic doors, speaker systems, gas pumps, car washes, vehicle vacuum 17 cleaners, air hoses, or other noise sources within three hundred feet (300) of a 18 residential area must be completely screened to a point five feet (5 ) above the first floor 19 of adjacent residences. Outdoor speaker systems or other public address systems which 20 can be heard outside are not allowed to be used between the hours of ten o'clock (10: DD) 21 P.M. and seven o'clock (7: 00) A.M. within three hundred feet (300) of a residential 22 district, even if screened. 23 24 Because the new structure will be 300 feet or less from the east property line 25 (residential district boundary), the proposed uses will be required to comply with 26 the requirement. 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 6.24 § 1006.OSI (Lighting) states: The height of light poles and fixtures shall comply with subsection 1010.12 of this title, and shall not exceed a height of twelve feet (12) if located closer than fifty feet (SO) to a residential property line, nor a height of twenty five feet (25) if located between fifty feet (50 ) and one hundred feet (100) of a residential property line. The light shall be no more than 0.5 foot candles at the property line. (See Chapter 1011 for light requirements.) Light poles or fixtures may be a maximum of forty feet (40) tall if located greater than one hundred feet (100) from a residential property line and if completely screened (light source and light source glare) by building, berm, or lundscape material with a minimum opaciry of ninery percent (90%) to eye level view of living spaces in homes within three hundred feet (300) of light source. All lights not reasonably required for securiry or business operations must be turned off between the hours of ten o'clock (10: 00) P.M. and sunrise, or operated by motion detectors so that they only tur-n on when there is activiry nearby and turn off shortly thereafter. 42 Although the submitted plans include a photometric plan, it appears to be one based 43 on existing standards. The Planning Division will require the submittal of a 44 photometric plan based on the revised plan that includes pole standards that meet 45 the above requirements. PF07-053_RCA_012808.doc Page ] 0 of 13