Ordinance 793-81 - Laserfiche WebLink

• • • 1 for more comprehensive improvements, emcom- passing the public right-of-way abutting the site, the 2 City Engineer may allow that the property owner provide interim improvements as defined in Section 3 1, Paragraph G. In every case where interim street improvements are allowed, the property owner shall 4 provide a recorded LID covenant, for a local improvement district for construction of street and 5 alley improvements together with all necessary appurtenances. 6 b. In all other cases of inadequate improvements or no 7 public street or alley improvements, full street and/or alley improvements shall be required. 8 3. Provided, however, the addition of a residential garage or 9 carport shall be exempt from requirements of this ordinance when such construction is an addition to an existing residen- 10 tial use, up to and including single family, duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. 11 C. All owners of properties shall dedicate additional rights-of-way as 12 necessary to complete the required street improvements in accordance with City standards; provided, however, that the 13 Developer shall still be required to meet the appropriate setback requirements as well as all other applicable performance standards. 14 D. All improvements required above shall be extended as necessary to 15 provide a smooth transition with existing improvements, both laterally across the street and longitudinally up and down the 16 street, for drainage, vehicular and pedestrian traffic. 17 E. For residential uses, up to and including single family, duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes, a neighborhood residential street shall be 18 considered adequate as long as the existing character of the surrounding streets and pedestrian facilities consist of an 18 foot 19 asphalt surface and a 3 foot shoulder beyond the hard surface street section. On arterial and high volume residential streets, a 6 20 foot shoulder shall be deemed as adequate, except where school or neighborhood pedestrian routes exist or are anticipated, sidewalks 21 shall be installed. 22 Section 2: That Section 7 of ordinance No. 665-80 (amending Section 7 of 23 Ordinance No. 555-78), which reads as follows: 24 25 Section 7: Variance Procedure 26 A. Any applicant or department of the City may request a special exception to the Hearing Examiner from any provision of this 27 ordinance. Such request by applicant shall be filed in writing with the City Engineer, there shall be a non-refundable fee of $50 paid 28 to the City Treasurer to cover the City's cost of handling the request for special exception, except that a department of the City 29 is exempt from the fee. The Hearing Examiner shall consider the proposed variance within thirty (30) days after the City Engineer 30 receives the request. 31 B. The Hearing Examiner is authorized to grant, in writing, variances from the regulations and requirements of this ordinance, providing 32 -4-