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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAM1995-08GRAPEVINE A Future With A Past May 2, 1996 Ms. Janice Gregory Fort Worth Star Telegram P.O. Box 1870 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 RE: Grapevine Account # CIT 25 Dear Ms. Gregory: Please find enclosed, the following for publication on Sunday, May 5, 1996, in the Northeast Edition of the Neighborhood Extra Section of the Fort Worth Star Telegram. (One time only) Item Notice of Public Hearing CU95-31 - Payton Wright Ford Body Shop Notice of Public Hearing CU96-05 - Nagoya Japanese Restaurant Notice of Public Hearing CU96-11 - Sonny Bryan's Smokehouse Notice of Public Hearing SU96-01 - Masterplan Notice of Public Hearing SU96-03 - Masterplan Notice of Public Hearing CU96-10 - Baylor Medical Center Meeting Date May 21, 1996 May 21, 1996 May 21, 1996 May 21, 1996 May 21, 1996 May 21, 1996 THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES P.O. Box 95104 0 Grapevine, Texas 76099 Phone Metro 817/481-0377 FAX #817/424-054.5 Star Telegram Page Two Notice of Public Hearing Zoning Ordinance 82-73 May 21, 1996 As always, your assistance is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions please contact me at (817) 481-0359. Sincerely, Teresa Wallace Planning Secretary Development Services Enclosure /tw NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR CITY COUNCIL & PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF GRAPEVINE, TEXAS AMENDMENTS TO COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE 82-73 The City of Grapevine's City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission do hereby notify each of you that a Joint Public Hearing will be conducted by both the Commission and the City Council to consider amendments and changes to the City of Grapevine's Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, No. 82-73, as amended, same being Appendix D of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Grapevine, pursuant to and in accordance with the City of Grapevine's Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, No. 82- 73, as amended and Texas Local Government Code, Title 7, Chapter 211 on the 21 st Day of May, 1996, at 7:30 o'clock PM in the Council Chambers, Room 205, 307 West Dallas Road, Grapevine, Texas. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to appear and be heard and express their views. The City Council and the Commission will consider amendments and changes to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, No. 82-73, same being Appendix D of the Code of Ordinances, specifically amending Section 49, Special Use Permits relative to Communication Uses, and any other additions, deletions or changes to various section, articles and provisions contained in said Ordinance No. 82-73. After all parties have been given an opportunity to speak, the public hearing will be closed and the Commission and the City Council will deliberate the pending matters. Please contact the Department of Development Services concerning any questions, 307 West Dallas Road, Grapevine, Texas, 76051 or P.O. Box 95104, Grapevine, Texas, 76099 481-0377. —COMM.JOURNAL— DATE 05-03-1996 m***** TIME 11:53AM ** P.1 MODE ~ TRANSMISSION 11:48AM HO. COM SPEED HO STAT lON NAME' PAGES TELEPHONE NO. 001 011, a 93987520 011 —Gr apc"inc Comm. Dcv ( FAX -200 V2.17}m — Fort Worth Star -Telegram 400 W. SEVENTH STREET • FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102 F -EU. I.U. NU. 22-3148254 17 2 9 9 7 6 AD INVOICE NO. ACCOUNT NO. CIT 2 5 THE STATE OF TEXAS County of Tarrant Before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, this day personally appeared Tammie Bryant Billing Specialist for the Fort Worth Star -Telegram, published by the Star -Telegram Inc. at Fort Worth, in Tarrant County, Texas; and who, after being duly sworn, did depose and say that the following clipping of an advertisement was published in the above named paper on the following dates: 14 MAA yc ? ' 2 DATE AD INVOICE NO. DESCRIPTION AD SIZE INCH/LINE RATE "6111111111111 5/05M 172997 NOTICE OF PUBLIC I358 1x 66L 66 1.32 87.12 fUauc ; .., � 05/05-05/05 NIyI4TCOMM SSION a /V O - y �/ - yi 7 -3 17�? was 9� NEE AUT'; OMIT _D SIGNATURE EF -ID ACCOUNT # Grapevine, pursuani 6-"Q i n. ac6ordaI�ce with the City of Grapevihe's . Comprehen- sive Zoning Ordinance' No. S I BZ -73, as amended and Tex- TTas Local Government Code, 2I t 76 Yof May 1996,1 at S c 3Chambers MRoom zos SWORN TO BEFORE ME, THIS THE 10th DAY OF May 307 Westallas Road,' \ I^\ ,Grapevine, Texas. All inter- ..,�,F-.3,„�,,,d,�„p,e�p,•� ���(�l 1 `�J ested partes will be given q /lmJl�C„J�- a an opportunity d appear - P• -"`/i . �1�V�D� ��,� Y RY n >> 1 and be heard and express ^' �� 'O,r , ' 1 Notary Public their views. t r? y The City Council and the Com-°' • COMMISSION EXPIRES Mm ssionwill consider amend- ; +'�. ••� mats and chapges to the 4:'• : r_% TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS Comprehensive Zoning Ordi- ' lr • ........�t- SEPTEh�BER 8, 1999 nance,-No. 82-73 same be- ing Appendix D of the Code of Ordingances, specifically b al Use Permits relaUvet o Communication Uses, and ORIGINAL- INVOICE AND RECONCILE WITH MONTHLY STATEMENT. THANK YOU! arty ,other additions, dele- tions or thanges to various sections; articles and provi TEAR ALONG THIS PERFORATION AND RETURN THE LOWER PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT---, .., sions contained in said Ordi-. nance No. 82-73. After all parties have been giv- en an.opportunity to speak, the public hearffng will 'be closed and the Commission and the City Council will de- Foletliberate the .gentling mat-'Star-TelegrCIM s. Please contactthe De-_ppartment of Development • 400W.SEVENTH ST. • FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102 Services concerning ny questions 307 West Dallas Road, r. P.O.Bo Texas - ACCOUNT CIT 2 5 • 8 7 . 12 76051 or. P.OBox 95104; Grapevine, Texas 76099. NUMBER 481-0377. PAGE 1 OF1 IF ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL (817) 390-7501 CITY OF GRAPEVINE CITY SECRETARY PO BOX 95104 GRAPEVINE, TX 76099-9704 ATTN: D•EVANS PLEASE PAY 87-12 THIS AMOUNT PLEASE WRITE IN AMOUNT ENCLOSED Piz nom►: - 2 .o MEMO TO: PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONERS FROM: H.T. HARDY, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES�7l- \ MARCY RATCLIFF, PLANNER ' MEETING DATE: OCTOBER 17, 1995 SUBJECT: DISCUSSION OF ALLOWING ANTENNAS AS A MATTER OF RIGHT RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the Planning and Zoning Commission review the attached Ordinances and take any action deemed necessary. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Planning and Zoning Commission, at the September 26, 1995, Tri -Annual Workshop, requested PCS PrimeCo, L.P. to submit copies of Ordinances from other cities who have recently amended their Ordinances to allow mounted antennas as a matter of right. Attached you will find the new amended copies of Plano's, Fort Worth's and Arlington's Ordinances regulating mounted antennas and wireless communication facilities. Also attached are copies of Carrollton's, Grand Prairie's, and Mesquite's Ordinances that allowed antennas as a matter of right and did not need any amendments. Two of these ordinances include some kind of definitions of what is an antenna, and antenna support structure. Each ordinance also states when the use is permitted as a matter of right and when it is a special use permit. Matter of right instances typically include when the antenna is mounted on an existing utility structure or on a building when it is painted and integrated into the architectural design. Special use permits are required when in excess of a specific height and location in relationship to a residential district. It would be good to keep in mind that each of the cities that have passed this ordinance have in excess of 80,000 people which means the cities could have decided that it was a nuisance to continually hear cases requesting zoning for the structures. In Grapevine, we do not anticipate many of these cases, and do not consider the current practice to be a nuisance. MR/mr O:\ZCU\ANTENNA Sonny Rhodes, Manager TU Electric P.O. Box 1329 Grapevine, Texas 76051 A Future With A Past April 12, 1996 RE: Planning and Zoning Commission questions relative to communication uses Dear Sonny, I am writing you this brief note about questions the Planning and Zoning Commission have regarding TU Electric in relationship to communications uses. As you are aware, the Planning and Zoning Commission has been reviewing the request made by PCS PrimeCo in September. 1995, to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance to allow antennas to be located on existing utility structures as a matter of right. The Commission, at their last meeting, requested answers to the following questions: What uses can TU Electric allow without City approval? How much of the easements in Grapevine does TU Electric own? How may other users, like PCS PrimeCo, access or work in TU easements? As you can see, these questions really need to be answered by a TU Electric representative. You can respond in writing or you may present the answers at the Tuesday, April 16th meeting. If you have any questions, please contact me at 481-0377. Your assistance in answering these questions will be greatly appreciated by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Development. Services Staff. Sincerely yours, Marcy Rat ff 44 Planner Development Services cc: Larry Oliver, Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission O:\ZCU\CUSON THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE P.O. Box 95104 • Grapevine, Texas 76099 • Phone Metro 817/481-0300 n 0 TO: FROM: DATE: P.O. BOX 95104 GRAPEVINE TX 76099 (817)481-0360 FAX (817)424-0545 14, 'LiC/ec.�ric0n'1rn,SUBJECT: 1 # OF PAGES: =Q, CONE"ENTS: *** * —COMM. JOURNAL— * **** *** DATE 04-12-1996 ****** TIME C1 : C12PP1 .k P. 1 MODE = TRANSMISSION START=04-12 02:01PM NO. COM SPEED NO STATION HAMEi PAGES TELEPHONE N0. 001 DK 94241081 CI02 —Grapevine Con-im. Dev . FA', -:-200 U2. 177 * — Et'AD=04-12 02:02PM TO: FROM: DATE: P.O. BOX 95104 GRAPEVINE TX 76099 (817)481-0360 FAX (817)424-0545 m SUBJECT: �0%m,k k Q� i r r tl-,--)t/,\ use- # OF PAGES: COMINIENTS: —COMM. JOURNAL— DATE 04-12-1998 ****** TIME 02:OOPM ** F.1 MODE = TRANSMISSION START=04-12 01:58PM 1140. COM SPEED NO STATION NAME/ PAGES TELEPHONE NO. [101 OK 94810513, 002 —Grapevine Comm. Dev . FAY: -200 V2.17)* — END=04-12 02:00PM ITEM *` '7 MEMO TO: HONORABLE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONERS FROM: TRENT PETTY, CITY MANAGER � H.T. HARDY, DIRECTOR OF DEVI OPMENT SERVICES MEETING DATE: MAY 21, 1996 SUBJECT: PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE GRAPEVINE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE 82-73 RELATIVE TO COMMUNICATION USES IN SECTION 49, SPECIAL USES =416HA1• -WILWAK6P>B Staff recommends the Council and the Commission review the proposed amendments to Section 49, Special Use Permits relative to communication uses and take any action deemed necessary. The proposed amendments to Section 49, Special Uses include updated definitions of communication uses, limitations on the number of accessory equipment buildings, allowing antennas as a special use to be placed on a utility structure with a minimum height of 75 feet and to require platting of the property, but with no minimum lot size, width or depth. In September of 1995, William Cothrum of Masterplan representing PCS PrimeCo, requested the Planning and Zoning Commission review the Zoning Ordinance to allow antennas as a matter of right on certain existing structures such as buildings and utility structures. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission since October, 1995 have had several workshops to discuss the proposed amendments. o:\ZCU\AMCMUPH 1 May 13, 1996 4;52pm DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS Section 49. Special Use Permits A. PURPOSE: The Special Use Permits procedure is designed to provide the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council with an opportunity for discretionary review of requests to establish or construct uses or structures which may be necessary or desirable for, or which have the potential for a deleterious impact upon, the health, safety, and welfare of the public, for the purpose of determining whether the proposed location of the use or structure is appropriate and whether it will be designed and located so as to avoid, minimize of mitigate any potentially adverse effects upon the community or the other properties in its vicinity. The discretionary Special Use Permit procedure is designed to enable the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council to impose conditions upon such uses and structures that are designed to avoid, minimize or mitigate potentially adverse effects upon the community or other properties in the vicinity of the proposed use or structure, and to deny requests for a Special Use Permit when it is apparent that a proposed use or structure will or may occasionally harm the community or cause injury to the value, lawful use, and reasonable enjoyment of other properties in the vicinity of the proposed use or structure. B. AUTHORIZED SPECIAL USES: The following uses and structures may be established or constructed only upon the issuance of a Special Use Permit in accordance with the provisions of this Section 49. 1. Communication Uses: Notwithstanding any other provision of this Ordinance the following communication uses shall be regulated and governed by the following use regulations and requirements: a. EXCEPTIONS: Communication uses shall be required to plat the property as required by Section 47, Site Plans, but shall not be required to meet the minimum lot size, width or depth and area requirements as regulated in the specific zoning district. b. DEFINITIONS: For the purpose of this Ordinance, the following words and phrases shall have the meaning 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49AI.SPC 1 Section 49 DRAIN COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS ascribed to them as follows with the exception of Chapter 7, Article XII, Grapevine Code of Ordinances: ANTENNA or ANTENNA ARRAY means the arrangement of wires or metal rods used in transmission, retransmission and/or reception of radio, television, electromagnetic, or microwave signals (includes microwave reflectors /antennas). ANTENNA SUPPORT STRUCTURE means any tower, mast, monopole, tripod, box frame, or other structure utilized for the purpose of transmission, retransmission, and/or reception of electromagnetic, radio, television or microwave signal. MICROWAVE REFLECTOR/ANTENNA means an apparatus constructed of solid, mesh or perforated materials of any configuration that is used to receive and/or transmit microwave signals from a terrestrial or orbitally located transmitter or transmitter relay. This definition is meant to include, but is not limited to, what are commonly referred to as satellite receive only earth stations (T.V.R.O.S.) or satellite dishes. COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS means the transmission, retransmission and/or reception of radio, television, electromagnetic, or microwave signals primarily for the purpose of operating a business and/or for financial gain. 4- c. Antenna support structures utilized for the purpose of transmission, retransmission, and/or reception of electromagnetic, radio, television, or microwave signal such as a towers, mast, monopole, tripod, box frame, or other structures in any business residential, commercial or industrial district. One accessory equipment building is 032195 O:\ORD\SEC49A1.SPC 2 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS allowed Der antenna support structure._ d. Microwave reflectors/antennas and receivers and antenna support structures in any district. One accessory equipment building is allowed per antenna support structure. e. A commercial antenna may be attached to an existing utility structure, electrical transmission/distribution tower, or elevated water storage tank exceeding 75 feet in height, provided that the antenna does not extend more than 10 feet above the height of the utility structure. One accessory equipment building is allowed per utility structure. Setbacks from residentially zoned property do not apply to antennas attached to utility structures exceeding 75 feet in height. f. All commercial signs, flags, lights and attachments other than those required for communications operations, structural stability, or as required for flight visibility by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) shall be prohibited on any antenna or antenna support structure. 2. Public utility distribution facilities and equipment in any district. 4 3. Amusement and video game arcades. 5 4. Massage establishments. (a) DEFINITIONS: For the purpose of this paragraph, the following words and phrases shall have the meaning respectively ascribed to them by this subsection: MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT: Shall mean a building, room, place 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 3 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS or establishment, other than a regularly licensed hospital, where manipulated massage services or manipulated exercises or practices upon the human body by anyone not a duly licensed physician, osteopath, chiropractor or a registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse acting at the direction of a doctor whether with or without the use of mechanical, therapeutic or bathing devices, and shall include turkish bathhouses. This term shall not include, however, duly licensed beauty parlors and barbershops or a place wherein registered physical therapists treat only patients recommended by a licensed physician and operate only under such a physician's direction. MASSAGE SERVICES: Means any process consisting of kneading, rubbing or otherwise manipulating the skin of the body of a human being, either with the hand or by means of electrical instruments or apparatus, or other special apparatus, but shall not include massage by duly licensed physicians, osteopaths, chiropractors and registered physical therapists or registered nurses or licensed vocational nurses who treat only patients recommended by a licensed physician and who operate only under such physician's direction. The term "massage service" shall not include massage services authorized by the State of Texas in establishments licensed by the State of Texas in beauty shops and barbershops staffed by licensed barbers and beauticians. (b) Notwithstanding any provision of any Ordinance or any City Code provision currently in effect in the City of Grapevine, the operation of a massage establishment and/or the performing of massage services permitted by the laws of the State of Texas, shall be regulated and governed as provided herein. (c) The operation of a massage establishment and/or the performing of massage services shall be illegal in the City of Grapevine, unless on property zoned specifically for that purpose in accordance with and pursuant to Section 49 of this Ordinance. 6 5. Retail specialty and novelty establishments: (a) DEFINITIONS: For the purpose of this paragraph, the following words and phrases hall have the meanings 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49AI.SPC 4 Section 49 DRAB COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS respectively ascribed to them by this section: (1) The term "primarily" is defined as gross monthly sales of special novelty items representing more than fifty (50) percent of total sales. (2) The term "specialty and novelty items" is defined as follows: a. Kits used, intended for use or designed for use in planting, propagating, cultivating, growing or harvesting of any species of plant which is a controlled substance or from which a controlled substance can be derived, as the term "controlled substance" is defined in the state penal code; b. Kits used, intended for use or designed for use in manufacturing, compounding, converting, producing, processing or preparing controlled substances, as the term "controlled substance" is defined in the state penal code; C. Isomerization devices used, intended for use or designed for use in increasing potency of any species of plant which is a controlled substance, as the term "controlled substance" is defined in the state penal code; d. Testing equipment used, intended for use or designed for use in identifying or in analyzing the strength, effectiveness or purity of controlled substances, as the term "controlled substance' is defined in the state penal code; e. Scales and balances used, intended for use or designed for use in weighing or measuring controlled substances, as the term "controlled substance" is defined in the state penal code; f. Diluents and adulterants, such as quinine hydrochloride, mannitol, mannite, dextrose and lactose, used, intended for use or designed for use in cutting controlled substances, as the term "controlled substances" is defined in the state penal code; 032195 0AORMSEC49ALSPC 5 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS g. Separation gins and sifters used, intended for use or designed for use in removing twigs and seeds from, or in otherwise cleaning or refining marijuana; h. Blenders, bowls, containers, spoons and mixing devices used, intended for use, or designed for use in compounding controlled substances, as the term "controlled substances" is defined in the state penal code; i. Capsules, balloons, envelopes and other containers used, intended for use or designed for use in packaging small quantities of controlled substances, as the term "controlled substances" is defined in the state penal code; j. Containers and other objects used, intended for use or designed for use in storing or concealing controlled substances, as the term "controlled substances" is defined in the state penal code; k. Hypodermic syringes, needles and other objects used, intended for use or designed for use in parenterally injecting controlled substances, as the term "controlled substances" is defined in the state penal code, into the human body: 1. Objects used, intended for use or designed for use in ingesting, inhaling or otherwise introducing marijuana, cocaine, hashish, or hashish oil into the human body such as: i. Metal, wooden, acrylic, glass, stone, plastic or ceramic pipes, with or without screens, permanent screens, hashish heads or punctured metal bowls; ii. Water pipes; iii. Carburation tubes and devices; iv. Smoking and carburation masks; V. Roach clips, meaning objects used to hold burning material, such as a marijuana cigarette, that has become too small or too 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 6 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS short to be held in the hand; vi. Miniature cocaine spoons and cocaine vials; vii. Chamber pipes; viii. Electric pipes; ix. Air -driven pipes; X. Chillums; xi. Bongs; xii. Ice pipes or chillers; M. Wearing apparel containing obscene pictures or words, such apparel being T-shirts, belt buckles, jewelry or any other wearing apparel; n. Salves, ointments, jells, creams, jellies, lotions and oils advertised for or designed as a sexual stimulus; o. Magazines, books, records, cassettes, pictures, drawings and other similar material depicting and describing sexual conduct in a manner that is designed for adult use and consumption; P. Incense. (b) COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PARAGRAPH: Notwithstanding any provision of any ordinance or any City Code provision currently in effect in the City of Grapevine, the operation of a specialty and novelty establishment permitted by the laws of the State of Texas, shall be regulated and governed as provided herein. (c) COMPLIANCE WITH ZONING ORDINANCE: The operation of a specialty and novelty establishment shall be illegal in the City of Grapevine, unless on property zoned specially for that purpose in accordance with and pursuant to Section 49 of this Ordinance. -7 6. Billiard table and coin-operated machines: (a) DEFINITIONS: 032195 O:\ORD\SEC49A1.SPC 7 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS (1) BILLIARD TABLE: Any table surrounded by a ledge or cushion, with or without pockets, upon which balls are impelled by a stick or cue, and where the player thereon does not or is not required to make a coin deposit causing an electrical connection of any nature or kind before such game may be actually commenced. (2) SKILL OR COIN-OPERATED MACHINES: Means every coin-operated machine of any kind or character whatsoever, when such machine or machines dispense or are used or are capable of being used or operated for amusement or pleasure or when said machines are operated for the purpose of dispensing or affording skill or pleasure, or for any other purpose other than the dispensing or vending of merchandise, music or service as those terms are defined in Title 122A Taxation, General of the Laws of the State of Texas. The use of eight (8) or more such machines at any one location shall constitute a principal use. (b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this ordinance or of any Ordinances of the City, the commercial use of billiard tables, or the commercial use of eight (8) or more skill or coin- operated machines shall be illegal unless the property is zoned specifically for that purpose in accordance with and pursuant to Section 49 of this Ordinance. .9 7. Sexually Oriented Business: (a) A sexually oriented business shall be permitted use only in Light Industrial Districts and in Planned Industrial Development Districts and only upon the issuance of a Special Use Permit in accordance with and pursuant to the provisions of this Section 49. A sexually oriented business shall not be located within one thousand (1,000) feet of a church, a school, a boundary of a residential district, a public park or the property line of a lot devoted to residential use. (b) A sexually oriented business shall comply with the requirements 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 8 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS of Chapter 14, Article V of the City Code and shall be regulated and licensed as provided therein. 9 8. Helistop: 4-0 9. Heliports in the CC, HC, HCO, LI, and GU Zoning Districts. 4410. Group Care Homes for the Mentally Retarded, Abused Women, and Physical and Psychiatric Rehabilitation in any district, except for R-7.5, R-12.5, and R-20 Single Family Districts. Half -way houses or criminal correction facilities shall not be permitted in any district, except as provided for in Section 38, Governmental Use District. 4-211. Bed and Breakfast facility in any designated Historic Landmark Subdistrict. 4-312. Gas and oil well drilling and production in any nonresidential district. 4413. NEIGHBORHOOD DAY CARE CENTER (a) DEFINITION: For the purpose of this paragraph, the following words and phrases shall have the meaning respectively ascribed to them by this section. (1) NEIGHBORHOOD DAY CARE CENTER shall mean a place where children are left for care in the R-7.5, R- 5.0, R-3.5, R-3.75, R -MH, R-MODH, and R-TH districts. The lot on which the neighborhood day care center is located must front upon a street designated as a type A, B, C, D, or E thoroughfare on the Grapevine Thoroughfare Plan. (b) The following minimum design requirements shall be required for Neighborhood Day Care Centers permitted as a Special Use. 032195 0AORMSEC49ALSPC 9 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS (1) Lots for Neighborhood Day Care Centers permitted as a special use shall have a minimum lot area of one (1) acre. (2) Width of lot, feet - 150. (3) Depth of lot, feet - 175. (4) A landscape plan, meeting the requirements of Section 53. (5) Required front yards shall be landscaped with grass, shrubbery, vines, or trees and no part shall be paved or surfaced except for minimum access, driveways, and sidewalks in accordance with Section 53 of this ordinance. (6) Garbage storage shall be screened on all four sides by a solid wooden or masonry fence and located on a concrete pad not less than fifty (50) feet to any adjoining property. C. APPLICATION: An application for a Special Use Permit may be filed by the owner of, or other person having a contractual or possessory interest in, the subject property. Any application filed by a person who is not the owner of the property for which the special use permit is sought shall be accompanied by evidence of the consent of the owner. D. CONTENTS OF APPLICATION. An application for a Special Use Permit shall be filed in with the Director of "��e Wo Development Services, or such other official as he may designate, who shall f,,..waf!d without delay one eopy to the seefetary of the Planning and Commission- - The application shall contain the following information as well as such additional information as may be prescribed by rule of the Commission or the Director of Publie W,,,'r Development Services. 1. The applicant's name and address and his interest in the subject property; 2. The owner's name and address, if different than the applicant, and the owner's signed consent to the filing of the application; 3. The street address and legal description of the property; 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 10 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS 4. The zoning classification and present use of the subject property; 5. A description of the proposed special use; 6. An application for site plan approval, as required and defined in Section 47 of this Ordinance; 7. A statement as to why the proposed special use will not cause substantial injury to the value, use or enjoyment of other property in the neighborhood; 8. A statement as to how the proposed Special Use is to be designed, arranged and operated in order to ensure that development and use of neighboring property in accordance with the applicable district regulations will not be prevented or made unlikely, and that the value, use and reasonable enjoyment of such property will not be impaired or adversely affected; 9. An identification of any potentially adverse effects that may be associated with the proposed Special Use, and of the means proposed by the applicant to avoid, minimize or mitigate such effects. E. HEARING ON SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION: A public hearing on an application for a Special Use permit shall be held and notice thereof given in the manner and form required for amendments as set out in Section 67 of this Ordinance. F. In considering an application for a Special Use Permit, the Planning and Zoning Commission, and the City Council shall take into consideration the following factors: 1. Whether the proposed special use will adversely affect the safety of the motoring public and of pedestrians using the facility and the area immediately surrounding the site; 2. Whether the proposed Special Use will adequately provide for safety from fire hazards, and have effective measure of fire control; 032195 0AORMSEC49ALSPC 11 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS 3. Whether the proposed Special Use will adequately protect adjacent property from flood or water damage; 4. Whether the proposed Special Use will have noise producing elements; 5. Whether the glare of vehicular and stationary lights will effect the established character of the neighborhood; 6. Whether the location, lighting and type of signs and the relationship of signs to traffic control is appropriate for the site; 7. Whether such signs will have an adverse effect on adjacent properties; 8. Whether the street size and pavement width in the vicinity will be adequate for traffic reasonably expected to be generated by the proposed use; 9. Whether the proposed Special Use will have any substantial or undue adverse effect upon adjacent property, the character of the neighborhood, traffic conditions, parking, utility facilities, and other matters affecting the public health, safety and general welfare; 10. Whether the proposed Special Use will be constructed, arranged and operated so as not to dominate the immediate vicinity or to interfere with the development and use of neighboring property in accordance with the applicable district regulations. In determining whether the proposed Special Use will so dominate the immediate neighborhood, consideration shall be given to: (a) The location, nature and height of buildings, structures, walls, and fences on the site; and (b) The nature and extent of landscaping and screening on the site. 11. Whether the proposed Special Use otherwise complies with all applicable regulations of this Ordinance, including lot size requirements, bulk regulations, use limitations, and performance 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 12 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS standards; 12. Whether the proposed Special Use at the specified location will contribute to or promote the welfare or convenience of the public; 13. Whether off-street parking and loading areas will be provided in accordance with the standards set out in Sections 56 and 57 of this Ordinance, and such areas will be screened from any adjoining residential uses and located so as to protect such residential uses from any injurious effect; 14. Whether adequate access roads or entrance and exit drives will be provided and will be designed so as to prevent traffic hazards and to minimize traffic congestion in public streets and alleys; 15. Whether the proposed Special Use will be served adequately by essential public facilities and services such as highways, streets, parking spaces, police and fire protection, drainage structures, refuse disposal, water and sewers, and schools; or that the persons or agencies responsible for the establishment of the proposed use will provide adequately for such services; 16. Whether the proposed Special Use will result in the destruction, loss or damage of any natural, scenic or historic feature of significant importance. 17. Whether the Director of Community Development Services has approved the detailed landscaping plan as having met the provisions of Section 53. G. CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS: In considering a Special Use permit application, the Planning and Zoning Commission may recommend, and the City Council may impose such conditions, safeguards and restrictions upon the premises benefitted by the special use as may be necessary to avoid, minimize, or mitigate any potentially injurious effect of such special uses upon other property in the neighborhood, and to carry out the general 032195 0AORMSEC49ALSPC 13 Section 49 DRAFT COPY 05/13/96 SPECIAL USE PERMITS purpose and intent of this Ordinance. Such conditions shall be set out in the Ordinance approving the Special Use Permit. H. AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITIONS. Whenever any Special Use Permit authorized pursuant to this section is made subject to conditions to be met by the applicant, the applicant shall, upon meeting such conditions, file an affidavit with the Director of Community Development Services so stating. I. EFFECT OF ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT FOR A SPECIAL USE: The issuance of a permit for a Special Use shall not authorize the establishment or extension of any use nor the development, construction, reconstruction, alteration or moving of any building or structure, but shall merely authorize the preparation, filing and processing of applications for any permits or approvals which may be required by the Codes and Ordinances of the City, including, but not limited to, a Building Permit, a Certificate of Occupancy and subdivision approval. J. PERIOD OF VALIDITY: No Special Use Permit shall be valid for a period longer than one (1) year from the date on which the City Council grants the Special Use, unless within such one (1) year period: (1) a building permit is obtained and the erection or alteration of a structure is started, or (2) an Occupancy Permit is obtained and a use commenced. The City Council may grant one additional extension not exceeding one (1) year, upon written application, without notice or hearing. No additional extension shall be granted without complying with the notice and hearing requirements for an initial application for a Special Use Permit. 032195 0:\0RD\SEC49A1.SPC 14 Section 49 OCT -02-1995 16:22 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.01 TO: FAX: PHONE: PAGES DATE: Marcy Rateliff 8171424-054 817/481-0376 4 October 2, 1995 FROM: Janet Tharp 7933 Goo&hire Aveaue Dallas, Texas 75231 Phone/FAX - (214) 503-6322 NOTES: Janet Tharp �od�n I� cc1- i iss5 �I� Here is some draft language to amend the zoning ordinance to permit mounted .antennas in all districts except the historic Landmark District. I had hoped to talk to you prior to sending this to you so I could get your input... after you look at it, please give me a call and we can discuss it. I also have some other cities' ordinances to send you - so far Plano and Arlington have approved amendments through the City Council. I also have Fort Worth and will have Richardson in the next day or so. Fort Worth and Richardson will he taking these amendments to P and Z its the next 2 weeks. Thanks for your help! Janet 214 543-6322 ❑CT -02-1995 16:22 JANET THHRP PROPOSED GRAPEVINE ORDINANCE AME MOUNTED ANTENNAS Additions shown in italics. Section 12. Definitions 214 5[1.36322 P.02 A_ 195. HEIGHT shall mean when refening to the height of a building or portion thereof, the measurement from the average established grade at the street lot line, or from the average natural ground level if higher, or if no stmt grade has Been established, to the highest point of the roof's surface if a flat swface, to the deck, line of mansard roofs; and to the mean height level between eaves and ridge for hip and gable roofs. In measuring the height of buildings and structures, the following structures shall be excluded_ Chimneys, cooling towers, elevator bulkheads, radio towers, ornamental cupolas, dames or spires, mounted antennas not exceeding ten (M) feet in height, and parapet walls not exceeding four (4) feet in height. A. 255. MOUNTED ANTENNA shall mean cattennas that are attached to permitted structures. nis includes antennas that are mounted on utility transmission towers. An accessory structure housing electronic communication equipment is permitted as part of ahas use. Section 13, R-20 Single -Family District Regulations A. 8. Mounted antenna$ of less than tern (10) feet placed on permitted non-residential strztctureS_ Section 14. R-12.5 'Single -Family District ReguIations A. Z Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on permitted nein-residential structures. Section 15. R-7.5 Single -Family District Regulations A. 7 Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on permitted non-resiclential structures. Section 16, R-5.0 Zero -Lot Line District Regulations A. 7. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on pennitted non-resUffaial structures. Section 17- R-3.5 Two -Family District Regulations A. 6 Mounted antennas of less than ten. (10) feet placed on permitted non-residential structures. Section 18. R-3.75 Three and Four -Family District Regulations A_'7. Mounted antennas of"Iess than ten (10) feet placed on permitted non-residentiad ,structures_ OCT -02-1995 16:22 JANET THHRP Section 19. R -MH Mobile Home District Regulations A. 9 Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on permitted structures. Section 20. R-TH 'Townhouse District Regulations A. 7. Mounted antenna.S of less than ten (10) feet placed on permitted structures, Section 21. R -MF -1 Multifamily District .Regulations 214 5035322 P.03 antaexl A. S. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on permitted non-residential structures. Section 22. R. -MF -2 Multifamily District Regulations A.6. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet placed on pennined nom -residential structures. Section 22A. R-MODH Modular Home District Regulations A. 3. Mounted antennas of legs titan ten (10) feet placed anpermitted non-residential structures. Section 23. LB Lignited Business District Regulations A. 6 Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 23A. GV Grapevine Vintage District Regulations A. 10. Public utility= arses required to serve the district. A. IL Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 24. C -N Neighborhood Commercial District Regulations A. 9. Plounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 25. C -C Community Commercial District Regulations A, 14, Public ,utility uses required to .serve the district. A. 15. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 26. HC Highway Commercial District Regulations A. 23. Mounted antennas of less than. ten (10) feet. Section 27. P -O Professional Office District Regulations A. 11. Mounted antennas cif less than ten (10) feet, L �r OCT -02-1995 16:23 JANET THARP Section 28. CBD Central Business District Regulations * 12. Public utility apses required to seri e the district. A. 13. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 29. HCO Hotel and Corporate O#'itice District A. 15. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet_ Section 31. LI Light Industrial District Regulations A. 16. Public facilities and utilities. A. 1 Z Mounted antennas. Section 3$. GU - Governmental Use District Regulations A. S. Mounted antennas of less than ten (10) feet. Section 49. Special Use Permits 214 5036322 P.04 I -21995 luw.__--- B. 3. Microwave antennas and receivers in any district. Dares riot apply to Mounted antennas in any district except in tlae Historic i arubnark Dasitict. 3 TOTAL P.04 UCl-U2-1y95 1b:53 JANET THARP 214 5035322 P.01 Tt_'k FAX: PHONE, PAGES: DATE: Marcy Ratcliff 817!424-0545 8171481-0376 October 2, 1995 FROM: Janet Tharp 7933 +Goodshire Avenue Dallas, Texas 75231 Phone/FAX - (214) 503-6322 Ianet Tharp -199'' 3 �< < V� NOTES: Here is the Arlington, Plano and Fort Worth ordinance amendments. Plano has one change to this, and I will try to get it to you ASAP (the change has to do with freestanding towers_) I should have Richardson and Farmers Branch in the next day or so. Carrollton, Grand Prairie, and Mesquite allow the mounted antennas by right, without any ordinance amendments required. I can send that language to you, also, if you would life it. Janet 2114 503-6322 OCT -02-1995 16:59 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.02 Agenda Mo_ Zoning Cas Auou;l 21, {gage 2 of 5 I I d'� , In most non-residential di!Wicts, the Zoning Qrdinance currently allows cvmrnercial antenna support structures lay right if they are 35 feet in height or less. Support structures exceeding 35 roel are allowed only by SpeCifiC use Permit (SUP). MOSt towers must be between 50 and 100 feet tall to provide effective service, and continued opposition by neighboring property and homeowners is making it difficult for providers to obtain SUPS for them. Staff feels that the height threshold should be increased from 35 feet to 60 feet to increase options for Iacating towers in non-residential zoning districts without having to submit zoning requests for SUPS_ The Zoning Ordinance currently require, an SUP for a commercial antenna support structure exceeding S5 feet in light Industrial Toning districts Staff feels that towers should be allowed by right in these districts, provided that appropriate setbacks from residential areas ere observed. to reviewing tho Zoning Ordinance d0initiCIOS and regulations for communications antennas and support structures, staff found that sDme of the language was slightly unclear and difficult to interpret- Some of the proposed amendments bel6w are interlde(t to improve consistency and to Clarity the intent of the ordinance. RECQMM ENDATION5: Recommend that the Zoning Ordinance be amended as follows (proposed text changes avid additions are underlined), §ection 1-5ou pefinitions) Antenna - The arrangement of wires or metal fedi used In transmission, retr nsmissia an►dfor rec;ep i n of radio television electromagnetic, or microwave sis�nals tincludgs microwave reflactarslantennasl_ (See Section 3 -107) - Antenna Support Structure - Any tower, mast, pole. tripod. box frame, or other 5tructura utilized for the purpose of transrrtis5ion, retransmission, srrdlar reeePtion of electromagnetic, raffia, television, or microwave signals, (See Section 3-107), ❑CT -02-1995 16:53 JANET THRRP 214 503632-2 P.03 Agenda No. Zoning Cas_ --- August 21, 1 I5 Wage 3 of 5 3 V Microwave ReftectorIAntenna - An apparatus constructed of solid, mesh, or perforated materials of arty configuration that is used to receive ancUor transmit microwave signals from a terrestrial or orbitally located transmitter or transmitter relay - This definition is meant t4 Include, but is nut limited to, what are commonly referred to as satellite receive only earth stations (T_V_R.O.S.), or satellite dishes. (See Section 3- 107). Ca urricatio operations (Amateur) - The transm� scion, retransmission anchor reception of radio, teleKision, electromagnetic, or microwave signals for private or personal use and not Eor the purpose of operating a business arxVor for financial gain. (Sea ,Sec -tion 3-107). gQmmurlications Operations (Commercial) - The transmission, retransmission, andJor reception of radio, television, electromagnetic, or microwave signals primarily for the purpose of operating a business and/or for financial gain_ (See Section 3-107). §lction 2.50th (Schedule of Permitted Uses - Transportation, Utility and Communications Uses) Antenna: (see attaches! chart) Antenna Suoport Structure (Amateur): (see attached chart) Antenna Support rUgture (Commercial): (sec attached chart) Section 3-107 (Communications operations Antennas and upyort Structures - Amateur and Commercial) 1. in all residential zoning tiistriots {A Ci F-ZQLSF- . SF -7. SF -6, PH;2F, 2F -A, MR- RH_ MF -1. MF MF -3. GRI—commer al antennas and antenna sLppCrt structures are prohibited, except ss specified within this asset ren. a. A commerdal antenna maL be attached to a utiflty structure e_ct,. electrical transmissionldiStributiOn tawpr or elevated water Morage tank) the OCT -02-1995 16:59 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.04 Agenda hl0. `:' 1 1 t_. Tonin `j August 21, Paye t4of5 b. A �'tarTy e+'c eJ antant�2t m be placed wholly. within„anY tatsiidit�Cl �temtit# d in the: zoninci district_ 2. In non-residential_ zoning districts 0-1 0-2, !3, BG, LC, CE. COA , U-1. 12 gornmemial ardglIn,as and antenna S -Mop rt Atructures are allowed as follows: a. Crimmercial antenna support_structuts gLe allowed by right.=gy are b0 feet,Rr less in height an+dby §oecific Use Permit (SUP) if fiver 60 Feist in height However... in t]-C� _C13-1 Ll -1 and U -2 --districts. commercial aotenna suppurt.-§tru+ctures are allowed by right at any. height. In all non- residential zoninct districts anten_na supoort structuEg.5 m st meet the setback re uirerrtentti ir'or n residential districts. Fur CE and CS -1 districts see Sectio 3-821 and 3-822 . b. A commercial antenna may ,be at ached to a utility structure.. (e.a., electrical transmission1diSxributlarl tower or elevated water storage tank) exceeding 75 feet in Height pr vided that the antenna dges not extend above the neight of the utilitysEruCture. C. A ggrrrimercial antenna tnaX fig placed wholly within any building permitted iri tale zonli -g-district. 3, No commerdat antenna support structure shall be closer to any residential district boundary line than a distance equal to the sure of the requirad yard specified for the zoning district in which such structure is located, plus 25 feet, plus twice th+a height of the portion of the structure above two stcrieS. Such distance shall be measured as the shortest possible dWance in a straight line from the structure to the closest point of g residential district boonda line. 4_ No amateur or commercial antenna. antenna supagrt structure,_ micrQwave reflector antenna or a staciated Iaundations or suvan:t wires may._be to )ed within any required frank, side or rear yard, 5. All conimer dal signs, flags, tights and attachments other than those required for communications operations, structural stability, or as required for flight visibility by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) arta Federal Communications Commission (FCC) shall be prohibited on anyr_iintenna or antenna auptgort structure. OCT -02-1995 16:59 JRNET THPRP 214 5036322 P.05 ,Agenda No- 6 Zoning Case', August 21. 19 pace 5of5 6. Ira erg Zanin (11 L is roar -mounted antennas may project a maximum of six feet above the highest point of roofs without addiftonal yard setbacks or Wbackr. am residerttialA�_ 7. All publicly owned antennas or communication structures shall be permitted in any district. Section 3-$04 (Haight Regulations) "01 In zoning districts and Planned Developments where the height of buildings is restricted to three stories or less. _ the structure which causes the ina-eased yard requirements. 1n.asrmay - i . (The test sentence has been moved to Section 3-107 (7)-1 OCT -02-1945 16:59 JANET THARP C2 14 rp _sb la ;y 214 5036322 P.06 L_7�11 l '+i u 01/0I 'd 9KI BLS vie 'ON "i ONVId JQ U13 '835 'A30 69:91 M 96-sI-DAu ME M MEN No " V'stv't. 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C4nvr4jr4;cmfmn aprAaruM thot are rnounud an and sk4%v tW by utlki tnmlon*som tovvm, praridao mst +na ,moi n OCT -02-1995 1r:00 JANET TH1RP 214 5036322 P.08 3 {99 That the "Zoning" chapter of the Cade of the City of Arlington, 'Texas, 1987f is hereby amended through the amend- ment of Article 11, Section 2-200, 17ef itions, by the xcldi- tion or revisions of the following definitions, so that hereafter the same shall. be and read as follows: Adult. Any person 18 years of age or older. Bedroom, A habitable room in any dwelling unit not less than 70 square feet in area, with inimu 71-6" ceiling height, that is used primarily for sleeping. Dwelling, one_Famil.y. A detached dwelling having accommoda.tg foraandtsccuppied per byonlyone family with not more than Family. An individual or two or more persons who need not be related by blood or marriage 11ving in a dwelling unit. wireless Facility (Monopole Tower) . A freestanding single pole structure supporting antennas which transmit information (audio, video, data) in the form of electromagnetic signals toOne c r -more tiOn receivers without the use of a physical between the transmitting and receiving source. An auxiliary structure housing electronic communications equipment is permitted as part of this use. Mounted antennae of 15' or Less. An antennae that 19 attached to permitted structures. This includes antennas that are mounted on utility transmission towers. An auxiliary structure housingarti of electronic communication equipment is permitted as p use. ` ,, mi-crowave 'Tower and Wireless Communication Radio,, A freestanding Facility (other than Monopole) > Sol. structure cheater than or equal to 50' in height freestanding supporting antennae that transmits or receives any portion of the electrarnagnetic spectrum. Radio, TV, Microwave Tager and Wireless communication Facility (other than monopole) t 501_ A freestanding structure less than 50' in height supporting nion of ennae that. transmits or receives any p electz'amagnetie spectrum. �4i OCT -02-1995 17:01 JANET THARP 14 5P353.?2 P.--0,9 F-, ' �l -3 i995 Further, Article VII, Pesidential Zon' Distri t. is amended through the amendment of hereby Reciu n l 7-2oo (B) 11, 7-300(B)11, 7-400 (B) 11., subsections 7=10'0($)1-1, that hereafter said subsection 7-500 (B) 11, 7-600(B)11, 84 shall be and read as follows: 11. uti ities CO unit§,tions Trans -Ort ti nR "Ps Airport, 'heliport ar landing field. ( SUP) a. b. 0. 14outnte.d antenna of 15, or less. CC] Mounted antenna$ shall not be placed cin residential Uses' Transit passenger smelter. d. utility lines, towers or metering station. e_ wireless commun [Tit] ori facility of 65" or less, mc�llc�pcl.e only- [ VII, esidential ZG in District Furthe3r, Article amended through the amendment of iZecrulatictn xs h 1 f 7-80 (B} 11 , 7-900(B)11, so that suk�s+ectior,s 7�7C►0 ( f hereafter said subsection shall be and read as follows: 11. utilities/co ications '-Kana Ortation uses Airport, heliport ort or landing field, [SUP] Electric utility substation Mounted ar►tennof 15, or legs, (C] Mounted antennas shall a t bre placed on residential uses. Transit passenger shelter. utility lines, towers. car -metering station. wireless rOm unicatiori facility Of 65' or less, monopole only. [SLIP] Further, Article viii, Not?�identilon-na District Re ulation , is menftent Of hereby amended through the b� renumbering section 8-100, at Subsection (10t( j) ( ) 1 ) through (13) sO consecutively Subsection same1C10shall (pbe ) subsections 8 - that hereafter 100 (B) (1) (b) (1) through (iz} (5) OOT -02-1995 17:01 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.1O - 3 1995 ! Nonresidential - -t __j Further, Article V TI+ thxou h the arnondment of g.equla,�tianr_, is hereby amended hies Com uniea- slIbsection 8-l00(�j (i) tbi (h t loris Trans ort�ation Uses, 5o that d readeaas fallows� hall be subsectlozi s -loo (B) 11, Utilities/Communicati.+ares/TransPortatiou uses. a_ ,Airport, heliport or landing field. LSUF} ] Mounted antenTlae Of 15' or less. Radio, teleZ,riSi4n, microwave and wireless � . communication facility greater than 501- [SUP' d. gadio v television, microwave and wireless communication facility of 50' or less. [SUP] e, in Transit pa5sen9er shelter - utility lines, towers, or metering station. f acility of 65' or less, g- wireless communication mcnOnOle only- h. nly- h. Wireless communication facllity greater than 65'r monopole canly, [Sup] i, Wireless commur►ication facility greater than 125' PUP 3 Article V1Iz is bereby amended -through the Further, L1 so that here4fteT said amendment of subsection 8-200 (H) ( ) , subseOtlon shall be and read as follows; UT a. . Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUP] b_ Electric utility substation, [SUP] o, Mounted antennae of 15' or less. .television, microwave and -Radio e facility greater than 50'- cominunication (6) wireless [SUP] OCT -02-1995 17:01 JANET THARP 214 5035322 P,11---, -- -_?_ 31995 @. Radio, televisiop, 1 iQrowav and Wl 'lE'ss cornmunicatiOn facility of 5+D' or less. (SUP) t_ Transit passenger shelter. q. T]rtility lines, towers, or metering station. h. Wireless Communication facility of 65' or less, monopole only. i. Wireless communication facility greater than 651, monopole only. [SUP) Wireless communication facility treater than 125' [SUP] Further, Article vlrl is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection a -*300(8) (7) , 1�e�reatic�nlEnt�rta�n- ment uses, by the addition of a new (b) and relettering the remaining subsections, se that hereafter Subsection (b) shall be and read as follows - b. Gun range (indoor). [SUP) Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection $-300 M M ., and personal Service uses, at Subsection (m), so that hereafter subsection ()n) shall be and read as follows: M. Secondhand goods store. Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the amend-ment of Subsection 8- av {S) { l z) r Util,i._tles CoM unica— tionsr ra sportati�on uses, so that hereafter said subscetivn shall be and read as follows: 3-1. Ut,ities C )MAU lication 9 Trans ortatioxt uses. a. Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUP] b_ Electric utility' substation. c. Mounted antennae of 15' or less. (7) OCT -02-1995 1?: 0a JRNET THRRP ��� _ � �. ,P;:12 ( ( 3 199 5 d. Radia, television, anicrowave and wireless communication facility greater than 501. (SUP] e, Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility of so' or less. [SUP] f. Radio or TV Station Recording Studio. y. Transit passenger shelter. h. Transit passenger terminal. [SUP] i_ utility lines, towers, or metering station. Utility installation ether than listed. (SUP] j. wireless communication facility Of 65' or less, monopole only. 1. Wireless communication facility greater than 65', monopole only. [SUP] M. Wireless communication facility greater than 125' [SUP] Further, Article V111 is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection 8-400 (B) (7) , Recreational JEntertain- ment uses, s© that hereafter said subsection shall be and read as fellows: 7. Recreati_on19ntertasnrneat uses. country club with golf course. Gun range (indoor). (SUP] Night club. [C] No entrance or exit ( other than an exit used only for emergencies) shall be located within 5001 of an "Ell, r+�{n a rr�{lrr � 11IR211r JITHII or rrUr, district. (1) (2) The measurement shall be taken in straight lines along building faces from the nearest paint.of the door to the residential district to the nearest boundary of said district. (8) OCT -02-1995 17:02 JANET THARP (�21�450[�35 } 222 ( P,13-- 3 ( ) Access to the lot on which thf��ocated must be from an arterial or major collector street as identified in the Thoroughfare Flan. d. private club, lodge, or fraternal organization. e. public park, playground or golf course. f. Recreation, inside. 9. Recreation, outside, h. 'Teen club. M (1) during 6perAting hours, ' at least one uniformed Security officer shall be provided on premises to monitor activities both in the club and in the parking lot. (2) smoking is not permitted within the tenant space. i. Yacht club or marina, Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection 8-400(B)(9), Retail and ersonal so that service uses, by the add hall beition fa d bread as fsection ollows: hereafter Subsection (p) P- Secondhand goads store. Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the nca amendment of Subsection 8- 400(B) (1a-) i3�,it.ieSIC+dmmEsectti+anon ti+ s Tra s rtation use$, so that hereafter said sub shall be and read as f0IIGWS: c� 7.I. Utilities communication$ Trona rtatic�a user. a. Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUP] }�. Electric generating plant. [SUP] c, Electric utility sub-stat'on. d. Mounted antennae Of 157 or less. (9) ❑CT -02-1995 17:02 JANET THORP 214 5©3622,2 f t iil - 31995 e . Radio , television, microwave and greater than 50 1 . comxnuriication facility g wireless [SUP] f. Radio, television, microwave and communication facility of 50' Or less. wireless Radio or TV Station Recording Studio. ia. Transit passenger shelter. i. Transit passenger terminal. Utility lines, towers, or metering station. k. Utility installatiOn other thari listed. [ST.tP3 1. Wireless communication facility of 65' monopole only. or less, m, Wireless communication facility greater monopole only. [SUP] than 651, TI. Wireless communication facility greater [ Sup ] than 125' Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection 8-500(B)(7), ec eativ Enterta'n- amenuses, so that hereafter said subsection shall be and me-atread aS fpll©wsI 7. Reoreaticn Entertainment uses, a. Adult entertainment. [C) gee the Adult zntertainment Chapter of the. Code of the City Of Arlington for specific standards, b, Country club with golf`'course C. Gun range, ( indoor) . d. Gun club, skeet, or target range (outdoor). [SUP] P-1 Night club. f. Private club, lodge or fraternal organization, ,g. public park, playground or golf course. (10) OCT -02-1995 1?:03 JANET THRRP b, Recreation (inside). i— g.ecreation (outside), a, Teen club. [Gl 214 5036322 P.15 (1) During operating hours, no fewer than one (1) uniformed security officer shall be provided on premise* to monitor activities bath in the club and in the parking lot. (2) smoking is not permitted. k. Yacht club or marina. Further, Article VI11 is hereby Ramended a through cthe amendment of Seotiot7 � 54(� (]o) i ) , -� service uses, by the addition of subsection (q), so that hereafter Subsection (q) shall be and read as follows: q. Secondhand goods store. Further, Article VIII is h.erebY amended through the amendment of Subsection 8-500(B) (1-1) , Utilities Commu.nica- tio s Trans ortativn uses, so that hereafter said subsection shall be and read as fol.lows: 11. utilities Communimations Trans ortation uses. Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUPJ ' a. b« Electric generating plant. [SUP] c, Electric utility substation - d. Mounted antennae of 15'' or less. e. Radio, television, microwave and wireless facility greater than SO'. [SUP] communication f. Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility of 50' or less. g_ Radia or TV Station Recording Studio. h, Transit passenger shelter, OCT -02-1g95 1?:03 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.16 i 3 I995 I J. Transit passenger terminal. . utility lines, towers, or metering station. k. isti.lity installation other than listed. 1, Wireless communication facility Of 65' or less, monopole only. M. Wireless communication facility greater than 651, -monopole only, C n, Wireless communication facility greater than 125' [sup] Further, Article DTIII is hereby amended through the amendment of Subsection 8-600(B)('Y) , Recreation Entertain ment uses, so that hereafter said subr ection shall be and read as follnWs: 7. Recreation F;ntertainmrint use9. A,dult entertainment. CC] see the Adult Entertainment Chapter of the Code of the City of Arlington for specific standards. b. Country club with golf course. C. Gun range, - (indoor) . d. Gran club, skeet, or target range (outdoor). [SUP] e. Horse or auto racing track. CSUP3 f. Night club. . \ g, Private club, lodge or fraternal organization. h.. Public park, playground or 901f course. i. Recreation (inside). j. ,Recreation (outside). k.. Teen club. [ C a (12) OCT -02-1995 1?:04 JANET THPRP 214 5036322 P 2 (1) During operating hours , no- _feWer than one ( � Uniformed security officer shall be provided on premises to -monitor activities both in the club and in the parking 10t. (2) Smoking is not permitted. 1, Yacht club or marina. Further, Article VIII is hereby amended through the amendment Of Subsection 8-600 (B) (9) , Retail and Persgl- al Serv'ce Uses by Uses, the addition of subsection (q), so that hereafter said subsection (q) shall be and read as follows: q. secondhand goods store Further, Article WIT is hereby amended through the amendment Of subsection a -600(B) (11) , [Ttilities continur�ica-- tionsl'Transport tion uses, so that hereafter said subsection shall, be and read as follows. 11. Uti13ies communicati+�ns Trans artatiQn uses a. Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUP] b. Electric generating plant. [SUP] C. Electric utility substation. d. Mounted antennae of 15' or loss. wireless + communication facility greater than 501. [SUP] f. Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility of 50' or Less. g, Radio or TAT Station Recording Studio. h. Transit passenger shelter. i. Transit passenger terminal.. j. Utility lines, towers, or metering station_ k, utility installation other than listed - (13) OCT -02-1995 17:05 JRNET THHPP 214 5036322 P 18 I hi -3 1995' 1. Wireless communication facility of 65' or less, monopole only. rn. Wireless communication facility greater than 651, monopole. only. [SUP] n. wireless communication facility greater than 1251 (SUP] Further, Article IXr Special Purpose District Regulations, is hereby amended through the amendment of subsection 9-100(B)(11)0 so that hereafter said subsection shall be and read as follows: 11. utiiities communications /Transportation, users. a. Airport, heliport, or landing field. [SLIP) b. Mounted antennae of 15' or less. C. Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility of 50' or less. d. Electric utility substation. e. Transit passenger shelter. f. Utility lanes, towers, or metering station. g. Wireless communication facility of 651 or less, monopole only. h. Wireless communication facility greater than 651, monopole only. [SUP] i. wireless communication facility greater than 12.5' [SUP] (14) OOT -02-199'5 17:05 JANET THRRP 214 5036322 P.19 Further, Article 1X is hereby amended through the amendment of action 9-300(E)(2), so that hereafter said subsection shall be and read as follows! 2. Landsca a and Sereeni-nq Regulations*, The applicant idnti- shall use the landscape and screening aptedardf stheeode fled in Article XIV of the Zoning Coed of the City of Arlington as a minimum for any proposed landscaping reflected on the plan. Buffer yards may the be reduced when they are not on the periphery should be development plan. Additionallandscaping do rnpat bility. if considered if warranted to promo minimum standards of the Landcape Ordinance, with the s tion of the Residential Adjacency Screening cxcep Requirementrovcanot be Met a ednape Plan cr�ricurrently w� h the request must be apP Further, Article IX is hereby amended through the so amendment of Subsectiun subsectio s hall tae) and read ask fc�llo�n7s .that hereafter said subsection 9-700(E)(1). t}tillties ammunieationa Trans ortation Uses* k. (1) airport, heliport, or landing field. [SUP] (2) Mounted antennae of 151 or less- (3) e+ss-(3) Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility greater than 50'. (SUP] (4) Radio, televisiono microwave and. wireless col unication faoility of 501 or less (SUP]m (5) Transit passenger shelter. (6) Utility lines, towers, or metering station. (7) wireless communication faoility' of 65' or less, monopole only. 8) Wireless communicati cility greater than G5', monopole only. [SUP1 ( ) wireless communication facility greater than 125' [STJP) (15) OCT -02-1995 17:06 JANET THGRP 214 5036322 P.20 'CJI 3 i99t) Sut)aection 9-700(E)(2): k. dt' lities COMMU it t_io-n Tram lIrtILt ion idles. (1) Airport, heliport, landing field. [sty'] (2) Electric utility substation. [SUS) (3) Mounted antennae of 15' or less. (4) RadiO, televisiOn, micxoWave and wiroless communication facility greater than 501. [SUP) (5) Raclin, television, microwave and wireless communication facility of 50' or less. [PUP] (Ei) Radia or Til station recording studio. (7) Transit passenger shelter - (8) Transit passenger terminal, [SUP] (9) Utility lines, towers, or metering station. (10) Utility in8tallatian other than listed. [SUP] (11) Wireless communication facility Of 65' or less, monopole Only. (12) 'Wireless communication facility greater than 651, monopole only. [SUP] (13) Wireless communicatiOn facility greater than 125' [SUP] subsection 9-700('9)(3)** k, IItilities ,Colmnunicatio s Trans ortation uses. (1) Airport, heliport or landing field. [SUP] (2) Electric generating plant. (SUP) (3) Electric utility substation. (4) mounted antennae of 15' Or 1e99- (16) ❑C..T-02-1995 17:OS JHhIET THARP - 2-1-4.,-.503,6322 P:21 I ' (5) Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility greater than 501. (SUP] (6) Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility Of 50' or less, (7) Radia or Tv station recording studio. (a) Transit Passenger shelter. (9) Transit passenger terminal, (10) Utility lines, towersr or metering statior►. (11) Utility installation other than listed. [SUI'] (12) Wireless communication facility of 65' or less, monopole only. (13) Wireless communication facility greater than 65', monopole only. [SUP] (14) Wireless communication facility greater than .1251 [SUP] subsection 9-700($)(4)► k. Util Sties Communications Trans artat ` alti Uses- L_ Airport, heliport or landing field, [SUP] (2) Electric generating plant. [SUP] (3) Electric utility substation. (4) Mounted antennae of 15' or le5S. (5) Motor freight terminal. (6) Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility greater than. 501. [SUP]: (7) Radio, television, microwave and wireless Communication facility Of 50' or less. (6) Radia or TV station recording studio. (17) OCT -02-1995 17:07 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.22 i 4 . - 1995 I! 3 !{{� (g) 'Transit passenger shelter. (i o) 'Transit passenger terminal - (11) Utility lines, towers, or metering station.. (12) Utility installation other than listed. (13) Wireless Co=nnication facility of 65' or less, monopole only. (14) Wireless communication facility greater than 651, nonopOle only -[SUP] (15) Wireless communication facility greater than 1251 [SUP] subsection 9-7000)(5)," k. utiiities Coi municationsTra ortation Uses. (1) Airport, heliport, or landing field, (SUP] (2) Electric gene -rating plant- PUP) ] (3) Electric utility substation, (4) Mounted antennae of 15' 4r less. (5) Motor freight terminal - (6) Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication facility greater than 500. (SUP] (7 } Radjo, television, miorowave and wireless communication facility ©f 50' or less. (8} Radia or Tv station recording studio, (9) Transit passenger shelter. (10) Transit- passenger terminal. (11) Utility lines, towers, or metering station. (12) Utility installation other than listed. (18) ❑CT -02-1995 17:00 JANET THARP (1.3) Wireless communication facili less, monopole on1y- 214 5036322 P.23 --3 1995 (14) Wireless communication facility greater than 65', monopole Only. (1 5) Wireless communication facility greater than 125' [SUP] S11bseCtion 9--700 M (7) '- k. k. LTti7 iti es Communicati ons Trans artatiOD uAAn - (1) Airport, heliport or landing field. [SUP] (2) Mounted antenna of 15' or less- [+c] Mounted antetlnas shall not be placed on residential uses. (3) Transit passenger shelter - (4) utility lines, towers or metering station. (5) Wireless communioation facility of 65' or less, monopole only. Subsection 9-700(P)(8): k. otilitis:� Comn�ua' catio�►s Trans Qrtati0n arse$. (i) Airport, heliport or landing field. [SuP] (2) Electric utility substation. [SUP] (3) Mounted antenna of 15' less -or an res dential antennas shall not be placed uses. (4) Transit passenger'sheltex. (5) Utility lanes, towers or metering station. (6) Wireless communication facility of 65' or less, monopole only. Further, Article IX is hereby amended through the amendment of SubsectiLon 9-700(F.) (3) (fir) , (4) (b) and (5) (b) , Auto -related uses, at Subsection (1), the first paragraph, (3-9) OCT -02-1995 17:09 JANET THARP 214 5035322 P.24 �f 6 ! — 3 x995 s ! V Further, Article IX is hereby amend the amendment of Subsection 9-800 (C) (ll)+ T7ti1'tiesomrnunications T ans ortation uses, so that hereafter Said subsection shall be and read as follows; 11, btilitiB9Cc__ icationS Trans artAti0A U9cs. a.. Tie 1 ].port . [ SUP] b. Wireless communications facility 65 feet or less, monopole only - Electric utility substation. d. Mounted antennae of 15' or less- e. ess.e. Radio or television station recording studio. f. Radio, television, microwave and wireless communication tower/antennae of 50' or less. .Further, Article X, Summar of Uses, is hereby amended through the amendment of Use Tables.for Rec- reation/Entertainment; Retail And Personal ervice; And Utility/communications/Transportation, so that hereafter the same shall be and read as follows: ( 25) OCT -02-1995 17:03 JANET rHARP 214 5135322 P.25 MY eriiltr IjEiy < a v n M n EL 2 ■ ■ C D to 3n n w M O c VP In co Cp UL a .Q31, 6�a,et,,oatr,�yti fL ■ r ■ ■ r ■ ■ ■ ■ r ■ {era{enpui — , slt '-I ieE���npuf � � ■ M tL ■ M ■ ■ O rJ Ln +IV C d ~ 4 c CL O a. c tn 4 U C'Ci td E Q L (W0 4 CL to 0 .fir l"9 G tl IB 7'U CL ia- CL 4s C C .� CL G N _ m +Za iy�uttwwo� U � N ua u] i= M i= E o. u7 �_ a tea '1q° ■ to 03 ■ RE} z: N pcoq)-qy6 GN zc� �] coCL tl. rL d E c E _ tL� F t0i MY 2 C w M O c VP In co Cp a .Q31, _ O W ca a co t1 '-I O rJ Ln +IV C d ~ 4 c y O c tn 4 U C'Ci td E Q L (W0 4 CL to 0 .fir l"9 G tl IB 7'U ia- t!) 4s C C .� u'i G N _ m N D i= M i= E .-t +a u7 �_ a tea '1q° 0 to 03 RE} z: d E c E N tL� F t0i Y W U] t.1 U iY c7 Yui •' '- r r r r ataCL ? miswa N c.' r ■ N y61H �isua[1 ti � � � r ■ Vi c �ttnipayq ua cO IL is IGtsuaCi 0- ■ ■ uanlpaw rlJ ru Xw�dn© 0 CL 3 0 ■ ■ u)CL u Q3 {L to osnayurnas ul L c+r ieituapp-7N n- leRvap;ga}� ul 0 �5 d4Z�L � j t� ■ � d � ? ,ei�uapisa cq CL _4S ava'aww CL 1M ■In a]e1 91 OCT -02-1995 1?:10 JRFET THARP 214 5036322 P.26 is hereby amendsd thxough the Further, article XI amendment of Subsection 11-�CiOQ (�} {4} , so that hereafter saj_d subsection shall bean read as fpllraws: 4. Height requirements shall applY to all structures However height requirements shall including towers. not apply to: �. Utility transmissxan and distribution lines and supporting structures. ,b, Mounted antennas glaceq on permitted structures. C. Ham radio towers which are incidental to a dwelling; d. parking lot lighting poles; or e water towers - (30) TOTAL P.26 OCT -03-1995 11:00 JRNET THRRP 214 5435322 P.01 TO: FAX: PHOT' E: PAGES: DATE, Marcy Ratcliff 817/424-0545 817/481-0376 5 October 3, 1995 FROM: Janet Tharp 7933 Goodshire Avenue Dallas, Texas 75231 'hone/FAX - (214).503-6322 Janet Tharp h CCT - 3 1995- FROM: 995 NOTES: Here is the latest copy of the Plana ordinance amendment. Janet 214 503-6322 ❑CT -03-1995 11:00 JANET THPRP 214 5036322 P.02 September 20. 1995 TO: Applicants with Items Before City Courtoi FR( W F"hyll's Jarrell, C)ev'v1'0pment Review Manager SUBJECT: Results o#' City Council fleeting sof Septembar 25 At its meeting of September 25, City COUncil took action on the following: Public Hearing.- Zoning Case 95-3$ Applicant: City of Plano DESCRIPTION: Request to amend Sections 1-600 (Definitions), 2-500 (Schedule of Permitted Uses) , 3- 107 (Radio, Teievisivn and Microwave Communications), Intl 3-800 (Height He Regulations) of the Zoning Ordinance concerning the Ioration and regulationHe of cvrrrmercial antennas and antenna support stnIctures. APPROVED: 7-0 DENIFt)° TABLED: STIPULATIONS: Arnend the Zoning Ordinance as '+Vows (ptcpoWd text changes and additions are underlinedy ACTION 1-600 (Definitions) Antenna - The arrang+emment of wires or meta rods used in transrnissfL0n, rWran:5mission an&0r fit; of radio televisi re, electromagnetic, or rnic! ve sianai(�clucfe'* microwave refte+ #orslantenn s - (See Section 3-107). Antenna Support Structure - Any tower, mast, pole, trip0d, box frame, or other structure utilized for the purpose of transmission, retransmission, Rndlvr reception of etectrornagnetic, radio, Welavision. or Microwave signals_ (See Section 3-107) r4RA.zrA-Cc OC.T-03-1995 11:01 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.03 Z-10ning Case 95.34 September 26, t 1895 Page 2 of 4 MicrOwave Reflector/Antenna -,fin apparatus constructed of solid, mesh, or Perfarat9d materials Of any COnfpuration that is used to receive and/or transmit microwave signals from a l:erresttial or orbital! kKMted This definition is meant to include, but is riot l mit&do, wk�tt areecornmIDnly f fL � � as satellite receive Only earth stations (Z' V.R,0,5.), or sateltr � 107). �„dishes_ � Seeidn 3 - Qi ► mu 'ca"Ont, ORerafions (An'w#eur) - The tran5mis,5ijn, retransmissicatl mor rete Tian tiP radio, tele inion, electrvmagne#ic, or mieftways signals for priYate or banal use and not for the purpose of o�peratirig a business and/or fat fi ( See Section 3-107). r�rlci I $yin_ m lca#lons tier,- (Commercial) - The Uansmission, retransrrrisuivn, and/or reception cif radio, fele , etectrOy"iiagn+etic, or Microwave signals the Purpose of operating a business and/or for financial gainPrimarily for . (Sae Serails 3-10-7). Primama) SE 2-500 (Schedule of Permitted Uses - Transpcwtation, Utility ara+d Communications Uses) tenna: (sft attached c t gft) Arr tura Support Stfur- (Amateur): 'see attached dart) Antenna Sia tructure (Commerxcial). (see alj�och d chaff) 3EQT1QN L -f07 t�mrrttani tip s erations Antnd Su o tructur s Amateur and Gommetrcial) i. In - - -- —. o +caa 421 11. - structures are P-rvhibiteci WWI 29 S=J18d within this saction, a. A c,-ommer i (a tenna. m,e jLtWched a utility electrical transmissiOidi ributi n tower of etevat Orane. tank eXceedin a ei rovided that the nnfAnnk does not extend more then 10 fie abuve the height of tb uttllty strUCt Tn b—ee a . ion i 47 (3l k�elcn�trl. ."..� .�` LL rr.pacr�-�,-cc ❑CT -0-3-1995 11;01 JANET THARP 214 5035322 P.04 Zoning Casey 95�$ September 25, 1995 Page 3 of 4 t).A Corrrmarcial antenna may M Picea wh ll within i the zortin district see a ldi itteci May mountedfiusii tD acteriQt cYf EtXtcture Ff► commercial Minna irrt$ r an gated Into Iixe cavera!l.ar� ecttx$i dgsic�ri. 2- 1n n n -re ibent vtitti antsnn2r, an,0 anterir�$ su tarts ores are allowed gg follows: y �cntmercial a- Ctarnmercial antenna sucaptart structures are atlowed feet tartar [9s i ht and b — -�1 tig#�i if S eit� �± sS�xecr� .E1se„Perrrait (SUPT ifIver 35 feet in h Tit_ In all non-r�esi tial Z�r1i districts a artna uprt� tyre # tha setback re uirementp l'rorn resilential districts_ b. A Mmeftal antonna MMU be ached to a utilit stru re e. �l�ctrirnr tranemPrtinnl�;�*�,i-.,.a;_._ a ..... _ __ _, _ Q + vv uG G'1LLGI iC7 rrrore than 10 feet abov ,tile hei�l�it r)f tha utility str"C ra (sem Se�cfion 3- 1 O7i31 ,below]_ ma tae rrioc ed ush to the exterior ut a st r if �,.. $6 54= anted acrd Trite tied i Viral atCFtite#�a�al �iesi ri. No commemial antenna support strtctUre Shall be Moser to any residential district bciundary line than a distance equal to the surn of the r-equired yard specked for the zonirig district in which such structure is located, plus 25 feet. Plus twiCe the height of the portion Of the structure above tW0 stc)tl . Such distance shall be measured as the shortest passible distanco in a straight line from the structure to the Closest point of 9 Msidential district t)ouri[taty lute �etbpqks from residentially zan pr tv do not ar5trty antennas attached t utility S"INdures mar ediri ?5 feet ire l ei l7t w to 8 rias_ coed g wi in l,f3fltlirtd, . 4. No amateur or MMmerCial,r�tenna antenna 9W n rcrotur Wthin any ICDA -� side or rear yard. OCT -03-1995 11:02 JANET THARP Zoning Case 95-3a September- W, 1996 Page 4 of 4 214 5E363221 P.05 5. All commercial signs, flags, lights and attachments other than those required for communications CDperatjDrs, Structural stability, or as required for flight visibility by the Fedoral Aviation Adrninistraton (FAA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) shad be prohibited on a antanna or antenna supoort ruct�tnS. 6. In any _zonin-q districi r0afi-mvur_ted antennas may project a Maximum of six feet above the highest point of roofs without additional yard set4ac ks ur setbar„la,s from r side ial areas. 7. All Publicly owned antennas or, communication structures shall be Permitted in any district_ E ►N 3-9-09 (Height Regulations) 3-$01 In Zoning districts and Planned Developments where the height of buildings is restricted to three stories or less, water standpipes and tanks, church steeples, domes and spires on school buildings and institutional buildings, the roofs of a►uditoriurrs and sanctuaries of one-story construction? and public safety structures Mayr be erected to exceed the district's maximum height. Side and rear yards shall be increased by two additional feet, and the front yard shall be increased by one adclitionai foot, for each foot that such structures exceeCi the distric r$ maximum height where adjacent to residential districts The increase in the required yard shall apply Only to the portion of the structure which causes the ftreasea yard requirements, See Sections 3_6W and 3-700 for additional side and rear yard setbacks in moan -residential zoning districts- 17be last ,5ent+ence has been roved to Seen 3- f07 (6),] The City Council dir ted staff to continue review of the appropriate height of :support structures that could be allowed without an SUP. SSldz XC' Jim Damm, Piano Independent 5c;hool District Linda Keylon, Director of Utility Billing/Tax Shahla Tabatabal, Cnief Plans Examiner Sharon Medica, Administrative Project Coordinator Development review Staff 14PAC,J95,-&�-CL; TOTAL P.05 OCT -09-1995 15:50 J'NET THRRP 214 5036322 P.01 Janet Tharp TO. FAX: PRONE: PAGES: DATE: Marcy Ratcliff 81714224-0545 817/481-0376 8 Clabber '9, 1995 FROM.: Janet Tharp 7933 Goodshire Avenue Dallas, Texas 75231 Phone/FAX - (214) 503-6322 NOTES: Here is the Ft. Worth ordinance and the Carrollton language. I will have to fiend you Mesquite and Grand Prairie tomorrow, as it is at another office. Hope that isn't too late. Janet 214 503-6322 OCT -09-1995 15:51 JANET THFIRP M--ag--1995 Fly ILWM FR M DEV Ub-PY CITY FART W'YrA ORDINANCE NO. 214 5036322 P.02 TO 111214 r4 fjL14 r. kid rL%#05%Ag AWETAO NG THE COMRREi�E1�5►VE ZONsM AN Opp. N4. tMIpINA1r1CS THE CST iF T WORTM, �jM 3M 7, AS AMMMi:D, COflRED AS AM *A7 TW CODE OF V* Ct'tY OF FOK'f WOM 1-19M. A5 AMMED. OY AMEPRXM SECTION I# TD ALLOW PUBLIC UTUM TOWEM. 015 BU'1'It N LIDS AND SVS SmicTIIRES IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS: To ALLOW COWA"CATIM ANTEMAS TO 8E Mo UM90 ON PtWJC unurAND MWAff FdM%MY SOLD NOT Amy T'4 PUouc V' U Tows ., DISTMBUTION LIDS AND COWMMCATION ANTSM"AS CONSTRUCTED ONPUgX UnUTYTOWEM-. AMUMMG SES 20. .. ARD OFSTMUMw. TO ALLOW THE COMM N ON OF COMWJMCATIMTOWEnOpUnic uTlUTY TOWVM; I THAT PIS OMMAME SHALL OEwC#1M1AVN4CiSTlVUc; PPA MPM MR CLAUSE; P"HO!�►>�1!'IG A MALTY CLAUSE; pig' gowm FOR PVDUCATiON IN PAI MART Fay: rpoVIOt F � T M THE OFI L �APEI * Alia r��vwe GE rr Fly TM COUWL OF THE Crff OF FM W H. -1 (AS; ti92 1 • ! Colnprai mi" Zt Ordkwm of #* City Of Foci Worth, M W' 15 y MM sd " addhV ZWmocVDn Fr -L and 0ft AXgk*W W Public 1lttdrll acrd I tiow. as I~Dllavm F. 1. � trarfsC+ sdifftftudm Wm OW of Fon � PRT ' wv �urw awned an+�br � by which ass � �, tips or PormM ~u lumis" of utm tar ssrtiiom ars p'gnmftted in all aster. 2. Tto fooawuV smemory uses om pwsYrE and in ad disttfm! a1 cotmnmicoemn arienms that ars nxnoftd on and SUPPos'ted by ud tl► mnsnais tovrm, PVVIOW Vq4 n* m'mufft I'l, 11 OCT -09-1995 15:51 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.03 09-05-1995 05"13M FFCM DEV DEFT CITY FORT WOMW TO I T IZ147487114 P.03 anmMM 3NO lW!'R1d 1-1 thm tw4JV4 1SC abvy* the hWmt of the uwmr, and b) A Nhptiiirll 4Ct1 1i "1111411C NO�S+rrpdp + wtich is row for do opern*m Of � anumm est hsd put t 'm sucwn (a) abvv�e. 3. Ob trMt 1164 t rsqW"WOMS ~ not 9pPF1► to: thatytral via wars end ditv*tMan Sacs and auqpw*Q mKTUMr. OO�� !tt Commjnkmd m wrr►m •fired in campWanos, w1M Vocftn Soct+oa 3o, "8osrd of Acgm t.' of Qrdirma s No. 3M 1. the CwTVffWWa&e almKw %D dew ee ft"mm: "ftv . lift D4VVm bmadaast, r0wyl rs "09 to gem #ted tmmm4ssan wW laumma*ssian and ftcWN". unless P■ro►itts0 by setfon $vch =%par& at the Bawd All except OW, IN, wi*w "Kw Thins otdinwm shit be tft of ,em pwwisiom ur W411,011,04 MW Of fire Code of tho tidy of ftR Wcnh,. Tse 1199#- ss aawvdod. OMW Mws ttw provisi M of Wd cmdkmP ars in dnect lonfNA with the ins *f SuCh lrrdi� arc! sueh Gads. in which event mffcdng po"kms of NO gtt*Wwm wW such Cade ane trete► taperla1: TOTAL P 03 OCT -09-1995 15:51 JANET THARP ART. V USE OF LAND AND S7R UC7'URES .,r —fW G)d - UALD fes! i$—o1 4 -vi 1]■ f4m) 60 Z, -To /s7�Yyt W a - �Sl OT 6 2 8 I Y K 96 seK3emstmKx m M>if x m scxstx KK m c►x® st x x x x .11 st ea fe: QI K; 3exe!m3K pxa! x xwsestawM x 4 x %K x se K x x sae . x as eo }� xxatkoi +tiK x�I x ii .0 x w >4 x x a is K KX�■� q K scxm+6 A x x�m xmm % a semis r a d Q `sl+°'s� 'p 6 ■ +� s a �`is s a�s t its ya Z_ Run Q �� s `esgist `os � c Eft $lgES Ea# c•�E� pada lis -111-= `ee.ii�,GG�teE niwla �n� m�K� zE s9e 2�4�eeeAB+'=lE��stgl EI 3+ea8�rmy�000■.1.2 rr s�o A. N.2.2 y ! V12140% V12140 v 6.1 °,-���m►" Sa N M •1 4- si x oa �6 m m t xW� � a7 � � Ktdro o ul V) 9 1r 214 5036322 P.04 PAGE 20 w w w Ln Z3 LU � 1-- � 2 � Lx OCT -09-1995 15:52 JANET THRRP ART. XV111 (LI, HI) IN]uS7RIAL DjSnu TS 214 5006322 P.05 .PAGE 12'1 2. Any use of property that does not meet the required minimum lot size; front, side, or rear yard dimensions; lot depth or width; or which cxce$ds the maximum height, building coverage or any other standard as herein required, exMpt as provided by Article XXVfff of this ordinance; The storage of equipment, material or vehicles, including abandoned vehicles, which are not necessary to the uses permitted in these districts_ (Ord. No. 1705, 05107191) SECTION E. SCREENING REQUIRFACENTS. 1. SCREENING WALL: Screening wails .applicable to the Separation of uses, and screening of trash receptacles and other items shall be provided in accordance with Article XXV of this ordinance. SECTION F. SPECIAL HEIGHT REGULATIONS. Church steeples, domes, spires, flagpoles, cooling towers, roof gables, -roof-mounted coimmutticatiid� . ;antennas., or satellite television reception dishes, chimneys and vent stacks, elevator bulkheads, penthouses and mechanical equipment, and parapet walls : nay extend for an additional ft ijht-ha-',UD � exceed fifteen (15) feet from the maximurn height limit of a structs to the highest paint of any church steeple, dome, spire, flagpole, coarsing tower, roof gable, roof -mounted communications antenna or satellite television reception dish, chimney, vent stack, elevator bulkhead, penthouse, mechanical equipment, or parapet wall. Municipal water towers and sports lighting 'l'r#i Wilftyp�les and utilttytr wwers shall 6e speaft "exempt; d from the maximum height restrictions imposed by this Article. SECTION G. SPECIAL YARD REGULATIONS. 1. SPECIAL FRONT YARD REGULATIONS: A. Every part of a required front yard shall be open and unobstructed from a point thirty (30) inches above the general ,ground level of the graded lot to the sky. The requirements of this paragraph shall not apply to living ,plant material and landscaping, lighting fixtures, flagpoles, mailboxes, overhead service lines and pales for utilities, or fere , which shall bre situated and constructed in accordance with the applicable codes of the city of Carrollton. b. The location, placenient and dimensions of any sign Iocated within these Districts shall be in accordance with the applicable sections of Chapter 153 of the Carrollton Cade of Ordinances, otherwise known as the Sign Ordinance, jOrd_ Aro, 1943, IVI Y3) OCT -04-1995 15:52 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.06 ART. A70aV DEFINIT ONS PAGE 334 development of the structure as a place of religious worship. e. For the purposes of this Section, "nligious worship" shall mean individual or group ceremony or meditation, education or fellowship, the purpose of which is to manifest or develop reverence, homage and commitment in behalf of a religious faith. 65. CITY: The city of Carrollton, Texas. 66. CITY COUNCIL: The governing or legislative authority of the city of Carrollton. 67. CI'V'IC FACILITY: Any place or facility owned or operated by the school district, municipal, county, state, or federal government which is open for use by the general public. Civic facilities shall include amphitheaters, auditoriums, cemeteries, libraries, museums, post offices, public office and administrative buildings (including City Hall), public plazas and open space, recreation cutter's and facilities, stadiums, arenas, convention or civic centers; but excluding storage and mainwunce facilities, facilities for public utilities, including substations, treatment, generation or pump facilities, police or fire stations, or landfills or disposal facilities. 68, CLASSROOM: Any roam, including laboratories, in which classes are conducted at a school, church or other educational facility, but excluding hallways and other common areas, auditoriums, sanctuaries, gymnasiums, Cafeterias, libraries, storage and maintenance areas, and administrative offices. 69. CLIlgIC: An institution or facility for examining, consulting with or treating patients, including offices, laboratories and out-patient facilities, but narl including hospital beds and rooms for acute or chronic care, 70_ CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT: A development pattern in which the uses are grouped or bunched together though a density transfer to provide for community green or open space, shared parldng and access, or other amenities. 71, CONVvIERCI.AL: Any business, other than a home occupation or manufacturing business, which involves the exchange of goods or services for the remuneration of a person occupying the premises upon which the transaction or part thereof takes place. 72. COMMERCIAL PARK, ASIC OR RECREATION FACILITY, Any park, playground, or other similar outdoor recreation or park facility,. including batting cages, softball, soccer or ether recreation sports fields, and outdoor tennis, racquet or swimming facilities, which we open to the general public for a fee or charge. (Ord. No. 1670, 11120190) 73. COMMISSION: The Planning and Zoning Commission of the city of Carrollton. 74_ COMMUNICATIONS TOWER: A structure, other than an antenna and support structure for rte`' citizen band and amateur radio communications, utilized for communications, radia broadcasting OCT -09-1995 15;53 JANET THARP 214 5136322 P.07 v DEFIA7TIONS WAGE .335 or Wk*ASi(RI tr,utsms ion. This definition shall include all antennas aM any tower, mast or structure for the support #WcO& MW Wch anchors, anchor supports or guy wigs ash with the star"ture. 75- COMMUN= FIOW FOR DISAI3I, W PERSONS: A residential home taperAW by the Ties DgxKtffiMt of Mental Health and Mental Rew&flcm, a commumty canter x vt�ctized under Section 3,01 of the Texas Mental Health and Mental Ret�rdado n Act, a -p�fit nde tiont or art entity certified by the Texas Deparumat of Human Resourem as a provider under the intmvmdiate care fatuities for twataXly Marded program, which provide services to disabled pex3om- Such facility shall provide 10 the disabled rodents feud and shelter, personal guid=m, care, habi�t sem, or supervision. Not more ftn six (6) disabled peons, .regar,dlrss of their r lattonsh.tp to One ancither, and two (2) sugervisarY persmnnd may reside in such facility at the same time. Such facility shall meet aU 2110cable licensing faquiren Cats of the state of Teams, sW not be located within Ont -,half mile Of a larevictusly Wsting community home far disabled persons, and shall rrteet all applicable requirements of this and odwr perti=t m4inances of the city of Carrollton. 76- COND€1WNi[. M* 111 sepraraie gown hap of single =ft Or apartments in a. multiple unit structure or structures with common elements as definod in Arkic +c 81.002 of V Cn=,s Azuwtated Civil Sta uta. 77. CONTRACT COiNSIRUIC"ITON SERVTCES: Any premises used for the swmgef accumulation, stoc>Idn9, or dtositing of n atenals, tools, produces, or equipment on a temporary cT pernwwnt basis for avenbAl use or sale by an ekadcian, plumbcr, carpentm, or any odw type of building, crost'm ioce or manufachning tirade, provided that such amities are glutted a mpiewly within an eacIosed building. Raided, however, tdW the temporary or overnight an-promisesion of motor vehicles and outside norage of equipment or materials for +eve til use or sale shaU he allowed as an accessory use. (0hL Na .170S. O.'iAMZ) 78. CONTRACTOR STORAGE YARD: Any premises why the pruccipal use is Ibr the outside stat e, accumulation, sto+cidng, or depositiq of rnateria , tools, products, equipment or yChicks an a ternporaYy or pemulnent basin for everibW use or salt by an electrician, plumber, carpenter, or any other type of building, constructim or manufaeturing trade. (00VL NO. 1705, 0"7191) 79. CONVALESCENT OR REST HOME: Any structure, ether than a hospital, cued for or occupied by pastoris teCOvering from it ness or Suffering from the infirmities of old age. 00. N& 100, 11/20M) 8Q. COUNTRY CLUB: An area containing a golf course and a club house .available only to the membership of the country club and their- guests, including, fwAities for dining and enrterWnment, OCT -88-1895 15:54 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.08 ART. XMV DEF'IN ONS PAGE 327 Aviation Administration. 12. AIRPORT HAZARD: Any building., structure, tree, sign, vehicle, utility pole, transmission line, or use of land which obstructs the air space required for the flight of graft in landing or taldng off at an airport, or is otherwise hazardous to such landing or taking off of such aircraft. ( No. 196I I1M192) 13. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE: Any beverage containing more than one-half of one percent (0,5%) of alcohol by volume which is capable of use for beverage purposes and Consumption, either alone or when mixed or diluted. 14. ALLEY: A public way, public spate or thoroughfare which affords only secondary means of acres to property abutting therm. 15. ALTERATION: Any addition, removal, extension, or change in the location of any exterior or interior wall of a main building or accessory building, or change or modification in construction or occupancy. 16. ANTENNA ANIS SUPPOPT STRUCTURE FOR AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNICATIONS: An antenna utilized for communication purposes in conjunction with a citizen band or .amateur radio station, and including any tower, roast or structure for the support thereof. This definition stroll also include such anchors, anchor supports or guy wires assmiated with the structure, but shall not include any antenna used for commercial communications or radio broadcasting operations. 17. ANTIQUE SHOP: A retail establishment engaged in the sale of works of art, furniture, or other artitifts of an earlier period. Pawn shops and flea markets, as herein defined, shalt not be considered as antique shops. I 18. APARTMENT: A dwelling unit designed or occupied as a residence by a single family, individual or group sof individuals. 1.9. APARTMENT HOUSE OR COMPLEX: Any building, or portion thereof, which is designed, built, rented, leased, let or hired out to be occupied as three (3) or more apartments, or which is occupied as the horse or residenm of three (3) or more families living independently of each other and maintaining separate Cooking facilities. (See DWELLING, MULTIPLE -FAMILY) til, ARCADE: Any place to which the public is permitted or invited wherein six (6) or more coin- operated, slug- or tolxn-operated, or electronically, electrically, or mechanically controlled still oT motion picture machines, projectors, or other image -producing devices, or shill rnachines, are located. Such machines shall include, but not be limited to, billiard tables, pool tables, and video games. 21. ASSEMBLY: A principal use involving the joining, bolting, interlocking or other similar process of fitting together separate, pre -manufactured parts or components into a finished product. This TOTAL P. 08 NOV-03-1995 09:03 JANET THP.RP 214 50:36-32-2 P.02 Arfirje IL *Mk*' DdhA"Wmwl AW. W.,wg swkmids raq& 40t,,4� Aoommmy. An am=& ft tbc pmpm of UsnmmitfiM tcham MONVIng radia, t&�6 w*tno arKVor -aww tu " xgn* a pan Of ad rdmol* 'K PrlocWd 4cdvlty wdbm 09 Offift, Te" of ndwdrW btnlcfing mid wlia oadf is 1`4 It P6,d* U" or uwdaftd iv my priwipd Ime on. the pmp". Anmma, CQ==Cimt An ndmm for the papaw of u=m*dM Ivftmm=tW- W mWor Iftlift n" "�L-� dm*o=9n96c Or mkrOwavc Rimul, Ptimm* ffir the popm Of qP**lW a bux6m "or for VML A conwmea:Nd m*emm njay be ear m mountw or five-shumfog " dc$cn-W bcjow. A*OMO, lamed' A oomm=W ankftu pftnmxtAy SW=d to the rod or Other porfum of a kd&g C(J i d -14A I fwrA h1OU-03-1995 09: 04 JAI IEi 1 HARP ArLi v,-Fo "F 214 5I336322 P . B3 That the "'Zonings" Charster of the Code of thei City bf Arlington, Texas, 1987r is hereby amended through the amend- ment of Article 11, Section 2--200, DefinitigAn o by the addi- tion or revi.eions of the tol-.owing definitions, so hast hereafter the same shall be ami read as follows: Adult. Any person 18 years Of age or older. Bedraou. A habitable room in a7ay dwelling unit not less than 70 , igctare feet in area,, with a mitxi.mum ceiling- height, that is n5ed primarily for sleeping_ Dvollizage 0214 -Family. A detached dWellirng having accommodations for and occupied by only rine fa -roily with not more than two adult% per bedro m . Family. An indi.vidual, or two or more persons who need not be related by bland or marriage living in a dwelling unit. Wireless Comunication Facility (Hon+c P018 Tc,Ver) . A freestanding single pole structure supporting antenna, - which transmit information (audio, video, data) in the form of e l ectromatgneti c signals to One or more receivers without the use of a phyEtical connection bet -Veen the transmitting and receiving nource. An auxiliary structur. a housinq electronic conftunfoations equipment is permitted as wart of this use. Mounted antennae of 151 or leas. Am antennae th.a.t is attached to permitted structures, This includes antennas that are mounted on utility trans -mission towers. An auxiliary structure housing electronic coamuni.cation equipment is permitted as part of this use. R*d_j*,p TV v Microwave '.ower and Wireless commm ai cation racsility (other than >aanopole) > Sol. A f7reest,andling structure greater than or equal to 501 iltt height freestanding supporting antennae that transmjts or receives any portion of the e.lectrumagnetic spectrum. Radio, TV,, Microwave Tower and Wireless Communication Facility (other than monopoles t 500. A Ereestarsdi-Tig struqUire less than 50, in height supporting antennae than transmits or receives any portion or tile- electromagnetic ile- electromagneti,c spevtrum . NOU-W-1955 09.041 JANET THARP 214 5036322 P.04 ART V Drq?jNO, C�` or wMilift taunusdOn. TW ddWum XUM Jok09333 VY who amdaW with moi.CO&Qwwry itow ,jmD,sAVLjZpM m3.ot of 1 : A � b sfttimor in =dtY ad WenW of d Texu� 11" aid .Ma�ta�smjwo& ter ink o� ofMunm p, part, n�st*n kP 10 Oft', and ( p persom, zesaram of ihpe �e limo. ' rc"c is fa i ty 'SOcb ft 1. meet att JOCAWd c tae- ' atiie of a pmVim zoquhm.ata of the at�ae Of Tom, > t! not be of the C* Of 76CiINDC)�; ofaia at tac+G Corr w�itb W'ftor in g inutf * uaiAt �- civa �, as Art�:iir 1. 2 of �% s nnobftd 77. GMAC'N M('CMWMV: ! ' x pmmi= umd for drQ bn*lord, aX Or s*by erre �e mar � ar on a � t uyotbwt AIR Atuckjw bumft. Pwride� dm# > are R Of manor aka ad Wtd& SkxW of gq albrow spy an acoommy use. ft 4W SW[C shall be OW4 Ak rAft 1t AMM) 78. cownacTm ,g "or, YARD: Aoy ptm im qvb� the . uw is fix mtddc all � �. m` �''or `tom of �, p � cqW Oy y� P� b fOt' tl uft tar We by �� �' �, " WI typo 4f€ berVn* Cc1�fs 4 Q� ILi� tar rw. s71s, R.' Y�7/!�) S I d — 8 : AAY atrnctm, odd drag a bwpiW, by paw" uatd for or mupjW OK A40.142g,at" . j +a �m ilkms wr mffw*g hm the injimaties 4,j OM So- COO "' CLUB: Aa "0*000tai� afAf COWSCaad a ebb bawl avail" tmgy M=be p of the cmmtry cin# acrd #heir c inc"Kt A fad itim for 4ulimg and to the0/3 ^� k 4 1,400-0-1-1995 09-'05 JANET Ti -if -;RP 214 5036722 P.05 ART. Jocay mnAMO*� C'6t5�� Pr�tGE 334 deYekpmau Of the Aructure as a pdaft of are>ig ,,,,WP. eF woe ft pUjpXft of daisSection, "religion worsh* °� caur,�zarny Or`tam, amino or , P s�tl � ua1 or 1� �s the Pum of which is to nmffcst OT dedaP se►Omm, h0=90 and comfit in be If of a religion raM. 65. tiff.. MI a city of t+,.' T.,, bti. C.UY COUNCIL- Ilie Sovming Of k9i"ve authority of the city of rrolltcm. 67 CIWC FACLUT^y; Any plate or facility Ownaj Or capJrdted by the School dish tnunici COUMy9 or federAl gmemnkmt which is opera for use by the 8erutraj ,public. Civic fes' " ti include ampl>dtheate� auditwiu=,� cif, fibra � �$ office and administrative f'� (etdin POU O , Vublic and �ti state 8 G'tj" FLllj, putzlic plates MA open , mon ve nfio a or a tvic fuels; but exluding stooge atad mairaWuncc Acilitics, &dhties for public utilities, induding sub Or &"ump f , or fare stat, or landfills or di slat , tme�nt, g�tian �. ifa�lzt�r,F 68r CLASSRWAL, Any room, including laboratories, m which CLIS= are con4ucW at a school, church Or otl r eduMdOnal fheifityo but excluding twnways and odi3iswr c o mown areas, auditad=s, Sf?'yices. f's, $yt>3 &S1�arils, taf ll fl�S, �"dt7e'.3Off, stor4e mid m=tal=nee arms, aced admnist: irve 69. CLIMC..Atn institution or faahty for eminnrg, COUSWdn with or Mmting its. including off, XaixwJ#veics " Out -N hent facilities, but net inClu&mg bospW be& and ,mss for actft or chronk cm. ,tilNT: A &*vrJW*ftt pattm in which tk uWS are grouped *r bunch;_, r ' 0 W *1009b a t r1:s! 6 'f i+ to 1 Y' dr7 M! t. M, ty .,=O and access,or other en 71.. COMMMC7AL: Any business, otter than a home o=padm or manaufaeMring bum Which involves the exchange of goods or servic m for dw, remunerattim of a penin occupying the premien upon which the transaction or part dlemf tabes p, _ 72. C OUMERCIAL- p'AR,K, ATHLETIC OR RBC EA110N FAiCWY: AnY lam, playground, or "Cr 4milar outdoor rent or park hUffity,Anduding batting, cages, sof i, soo= or other recrfttion sports ficids, and outdoor ten.rt,,is., rtcquet or swimming facili.tics, which are opeza to the; general public fro a fee or charge. (n%t NL 10". 11'/20/ 0) 73_ CCI l.1, ;SI0N: The Planning and Zoning Commission of the city of C�Moljton. 74. COhfI► UMCATIONS TOWER: A structure, Other than an antenna, and support structure f(W citizen band anal amateur radios communications, utilized for Communication -9, xadatr broac ting 4 �+ = r�k NOV-03--1995 09:06 JANET THRRP 214 5036322 P.06 AW. V DEFINl1 ONS PAGE 327 Aviation Admin istrarm. 12. AEMRT IIAZAit.D; Any building, structure, trete, signs vddcle, tutwtypo3c, tm tsmiss ion HW or M of land which obstnicts tete air spam Mquimd fcxx the flight of aircraft in landing or baans off at an airport, Of is otheruvi$e hazardous to such landing Or taking off of such aim_ mot Me- I8"0 MIM) 13. A -00Wuc BEY to(3E_ Any bv=V tx awning more than +ase hdf of oft pmt (0.5%) of alcohol by vulurrre which is capable of ux for beverage purpo= ,and axmsurr pdw, either aloin of whets mixed or c uted_ Public i. Public ,.r i,•. ofthoroughfare which . 1 ' F. ly secondary almn 15. ALTERATION: Any additbm,, removal, exbwsiotn, or change in the 10CAtiOn of r oran +�te,ric�r or oawith of a mai tZui�ding or �smy buiilding, or dtmgc or :rnadi ation its, c+�stnpW0n or �cupaticy. I.E. ANTENM AND SUPPORT STRU ME FOR AMATEUR RADIO COMUMCATIONSF An mina utiles for o munication purposes is conjunction with a cit= band of amateur radia sbfm, and including any tom, mast or structure for the support flu --Mf. This .defusiitiou SW .aLm include such amhors, anchor supports of guy wiles associaW with the sUuctum, but shaft. riot include any antenna used for coautnCVW conmunications or radio broadcaging ^� opuladom. 17. Al'MQUE SHOP: A retail estabtishrt wt engaged is the sale of worU of art, ib", or other artiest of an earlier penod, Pawn steeps and fie& upwim", as herek defined. SW mxt be congderW as antique diops, 19. APA T T`: A dweliiag unit designod of O=pied .as a nnide= by a single family, indivi&*] of ,gawp of irAividuals. 19, A.PAIt"t MENT" HOUSE OR COMPLEX: Any building, or proton oaf, which is designed, built, xcated, leased, let or hired out to be occupied as. thive (3) or mom 1partmwt-'I� or which is vQcupied as the home or residence of tf (3) or nxm familia living imiepoUl+erdy of CWh Odw and mainWning serrate codidag %hides. (See I)WELLING, MUt WL.E FAMIT.y) 20. ARCADE; Any pias to K►hicli the pylic is permitted or invited wherein six ('6) or more coia- operRZed, Slug- or token -o ra , or dere�lly dWtricaNy, or m"ItaniCally M$i 11ed sfill or Mtion pia tum n=hir4s, project, or c r image -producing devioa, or skill machines, are kxzted. Such n1whines " include, but not be Urnited to, billiard tables, poo tables, grid video gams. 21. ASSEN.f13LY: A. principal UW involving the joining, besting, interlocking or Other ,sirmar process of fitting t�og+edw separaw, Fre-rnanu&ctured parts or components into a fir teed p ct '1 ass '�," M -113- 19957 09. 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IM77 r _ r Mll TOTAL P.O8 N01111-03-1995 09:0-3 JAFIET THPRP 214 50367-22 P.01 Janet Thaap MASTERPLAIN Ta. Marcy Ratcliff FAX: 817424-0545 PHONE: 817J481 -037(i PAGES: 8 DATC: November 3, 1995 FROM Janet Tharp 7933 Goodshire Avenue DaRas, Texas, 75231 Phone/FAX - (214.) 503 .6322 NOTE, S-. Willie Cothrum asked me to send you some definitions from other cities. Here are the ones that we've worked with, If ope they help. I will be out of town for a few days, so please call Wfllie at 761-9197 it you have any questions- JR00 214 761-9197