Ordinance 1849-92 - Laserfiche WebLink

an off-street parking area located behind the front setback line. In no circumstance shall the driveway width at the front property line exceed twenty (20) feet. is hereby amended to read: Except where otherwise permitted through formal plat or short plat review, the width of driveways for single family dwellings shall not exceed twenty feet within the required front yard setback areas, except where a gradual widening is required to provide access to an off-street parking area located behind the front setback line. Except where otherwise permitted through formal plat or short plat review, in no circumstance shall the driveway width at the front property line exceed twenty (20) feet. When driveways must access a lot at an angle which is not perpendicular to the street, due to topography or irregular lot shape, the driveway width shall be measured perpendicular to the direction of travel on the driveway. SECTION 23: Section 34 .080.A of Ordinance No. 1671-89, which reads: A. Paving, layout, striping, drainage, compact parking stalls, handicap parking stalls, parking stall sizes, aisle width and other construction details shall be in accordance with the construction standards of the City Engineer. is hereby amended to read: A. Paving, layout, striping, drainage, compact parking stalls, handicap parking stalls, parking stall sizes, aisle width and other construction details shall be in accordance with the construction standards of the City Engineer. Off-street parking areas for all uses except agricultural and single family uses shall be paved with a permanent durable surfacing. See Section 39. 165 for other parking lot design requirements for Transportation Compatibility. SECTION 24: Section 35.030.B of Ordinance No. 1671-89, as amended by Ordinance No. 1793-91 , which reads: B. Expansions of or Alterations to Existing Uses. The requirements of this Section shall apply to remodeling or expansion of existing uses when he value of the new construction or alteration occurring within a two year period is equal to or greater than thirty-five (35) percent of the assessed value of the existing structure. Where conformance with this Section would create a nonconformity of parking standards or would conflict with the location of existing buildings on the lot, the Planning Director shall determine how the Code is to be applied. In determining how to apply the landscaping requirements in such circumstances, the Planning Director shall use the following criteria in deciding which of the landscaping requirements to adjust, listed in the order of highest importance: 1. Compliance with street frontage landscaping standards. 2 . Compliance with perimeter landscaping standards. l3