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Planning Commission's recommended ordinance to the City Council, showing changes they made to Staffs original ordinance. Last Revised: December 03,2003 (Planning Commission) � Attorney /staff review after first reading: ,2004 (Dennis Welsch) � � PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 10, SECTIONS 1006.01 THROUGH 1006.05, PERTAINING TO SHOPPING CENTER ZOlVING DISTRICTS � THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ORDAINS: � SECTION 1. Purpose. The Roseville City Code, Title 10, Sections 1006.01 through � 1006.05, are hereby amended by clarifying and revising language and adding land use and I U required dimensions charts. The purpose of this ordinance is to use updated terminology in 11 this section of the code, reduce repetition, and include charts for easier reference. t� SECTION 2. Section 1006.01 through 1006.05 is hereby amended as follows: Z� 1006.01= ESTABLISHMENT: !� The SC District, as established herein, is designed to provide for retail sales and service facilities i 5 that have integrated designs or units within an overall plan showing all existing buildings and ��] � site improvements on the site as of January 1,2000, or as amended and approved by the City 5'� thereafter. Because this district generates high traffic volumes, the district is normally located ] 8 adjacent to and is visible from federal and/or state highways, or from county roads. The SC ]{� Shopping Center District, serving community-wide or regional shopping needs, is intended for �� areas designated SC Shopping Center areas within the Comprehensive Plan. � I 1006.02: PLAN REQUIREMENTS,• �� The proposed development shall be constructed in accordance with an overall plan designed as a �� single architectural unit with appropriate landscaping and shall provide for the initial �� construction of either a minimum of ten thousand (10,000) square feet of floor area or a ?� minimum of siY (6) of the uses permitted in this district. A proposed plan for the ultimate �� development of the district shall be filed with the plans in applying for a building permit. Such ��' plans shall include proposals for adequate handling of parking, drainage, vehicular and �� pedestrian traffic, landscaping, and screening so as to allow the city to determine the adequacy of �� suchprovisions. (Ord. 1234, 12-14-1999, eff. 1-1-2000) �� 1006.03: PLAN REVIEW: 3l Plans for the initial construction, or modifications, expansions, or extensions of previously �� approved plans for buildings or structures in existence on January 1,2000, that increase the total 3 3 square footage or building height of any building or structure by more than ten percent (10%), or �� that increase the required number of public street access points or parking spaces by more than 3� ten percent (10%), must be submitted and reviewed as conditional uses as stated in Section 1011 3� and 108, or as a Planned Unit Development as per Section 1008 of the title. (Ord. 1234, 12-15- 3� 1999, eff. 1-1-2000)