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ORDINANCE NO. 1215 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 602.06 (Boulevard Parking), 1012.07 (Non-motorized Pathways), 1 013.02C (Minor Variance Procedure), and 1014.03 (Fees) and CREATING SECTION 1013.05 (Setback Permit Procedures) OF THE ROSEVILLE CITY CODE THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. Purpose. The purpose of this Ordinance is to remove the provisions for minor variances and all references thereof throughout the City Code. This Ordinance will also establish the procedures for a Setback Permit as Section 1013.05, which will reduce approval time, utilize a similar review process, and require no physical hardship finding as compared to the minor variance procedure. Section 2. Amendments. The Roseville City Code is hereby amended as follows: Section 602.06. Parking on Boulevard Prohibited. No vehicle shall be parked on any boulevard adjacent to a public street except for boulevard parking spaces listed on the inventory of boulevard parking spaces regularly in use, dated June 30, 1984, prepared by the Code Enforcement Officer, a copy of which is incorporated herein by reference and which is on file in the office of the City Manager, may continue to be used until one of the following occurs: A~ Roadway improvements involving disturbance of or removal of the boulevard parking area is undertaken; or B~ Substantial improvements to the lot located adjacent to the boulevard parking area is undertaken, such expansion or construction of house, garage or driveway. Section 1012.07. Non-motorized Pathways Required. Section 1013.05. Procedure for Setback Permit. A. Purpose. The purpose of the setback permit is to encourage residents to upgrade and improve their properties, while maintaining the overall character of the community. B. Procedure For Setback Permit. An owner of land may file an application for a setback permit as defined in subsection 1 below by paying the fee set forth in Section 1014.03 of this Title and providing a completed application and supporting documents as set forth by the Community Development Department. The application shall then be referred to the Development Review Committee as set forth in subsection 2 of this Section. In the event that the Committee and contiguous property owners unanimously recommend approval of said setback permit, the setback permit may be issued by the Community Development Director. In the event the setback permit is not issued by the Community Development Director, or if the applicant does not find the conditions placed on such a permit per subsection 1013.05(B)(10) acceptable, the Ordinance 1215 - Page 1 of 4