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ll :I PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 656
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A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING TO THE CITY COUNCIL AN AMEND- MENT TO ORDINANCE NO. 9060, CREATING AN RD-M (RESIDENT1 DENSITY-MULTIPLE) ZONE
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The Planning Commission of the City of Carlsbad does he
, 3i resol ve as fol1 ows: i WffEgEAs, the Planning Commission did on the 27th day of
5IJanuary, 1970, adopt Resolution of Intention No. 69 to amend
6lOrdinance No. 9060, thereby creating an RD-M (Residential Dens
7/Multip1e) Zone, by adding Artic1.e 13.80 to the ordinance. I
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i 81 WHEREAS, said Planning Commission did on the 10th day o
9iFebruary, 1970, hold a duly advertized public hearing as presc
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I'!Article 13.80, creating an RD-M (Residential Density-Multiple)
law, to consider an amendment to Ordinance No. 9060, by add
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13iaRESIDENTIAL DENSITY-MULTIPLE ZONE. Section 1, Ordinance No. :
I4lhereby amended by adding Article.13.80, which article shall rel
l6I Section 13.81: RD-M (Residential Density-Multiple) Zone: Thi
17! is created to provide means of development utilizing the densi
l8 the Low-Medium density through the High density areas delineat
I.9 the City of Carlsbad General Plan. The following uses only sh,
2o permitted in the RD-M (Residential Density-Multiple) Zone, unll
21/may be otherwise provided for in this ordinance:
22:( A. Single Dwellings
23' C. Multiple Dwellings
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D. Accessory Buildings, but not to include. guest houses or 1
B. Two-Family Dwellings
I accessory 1 iving quarters.
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25/Section 13.82: Specific Plan: The following uses shall be pel
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Structures. 29 1 C. Public and Private Commercial Parking Lots and Parking 281
A. Motels or Hotels
six hundred (600 7 square feet in area, plus an additiop seventy-five (75) square feet of area for each child ir excess of nine (9). Such play lot shall not be locatecj any required front or side yard.
jonly upon,-a-pproval: of i:.-~p&ffe.p+an:
1 B. Rest Homes
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D. Child Care Nurseries, when there is provided on the lot
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adjacent to the remises, a single play lot not less tk
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; Section 13.83: Building Height: No building shall exceed a I-
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/the ground line located at the centerline of said building. 1
of thirty-five (35) feet, measured from the top of the structL
icenterline shall be established by bisecting the total distanc
41 measured from the front to the rear, of said structure. No st 5l shall exceed said maximum height unless a Specific Plan provid
611for a hiaher heiaht has been adopted.
6iiSection 13.84: Front Yard: There shall be a front yard of no
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8i A. Fifteen (15) feet shall be permitted.providing carport
than twenty (20) feet in depth with exceptions as follows:
9!i B. Ten (70) feet shall be permitted providing carport or gl
garage openings do not face onto the front yard;
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It openings do not face onto the front yard and, that the maining front yard is landscaped with a combination of shrubs, trees, and irrigated with a sprinkler system. scape plans and irrigation system plans shall be approv, the Planning Department prior to issuance of a building for a proposed structure.
I1 13!jSection 13.85: Side Yard: Every lot shall have side yard as
14'1 A. Interior lots shall have a side yard on each side of th
15/ B. Corner lots and reversed corner lots shall have side ya,
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l7 /i /I 1) On the side lot line which adjoins another lot, the yard shall be the same as that required on an inter.
lot. 2) On any side of a lot which is adjacent to a street, side yard shall be ten (lo) feet, with exception thi
reduced to five (5) feet, providing parking spat not open directly onto said street and, that sa'
Section 13.84, Item B.
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C. A zero foot (0 ft.) side yard setback shall be permittec
1) That the owners of both lots common to the proposed
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~ a. The required 10-ft. side yard abutting a street i
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yard is landscaped and maintained prescribed in
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one interior side yard, provided:
I sideyard are in agreement with the concept;
I' for approval, showing the proposed building locatior 25 ;j parking, and sideyard areas for both lots; \I 3) That the remaining sideyard shall be not less than i
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1' front setback 1 ine.
!Section 13.86: Set Backs-Subterranian Parking: Zero foot (0 1
28iIsetback for subterranian parking shall be permitted provided t lirequired setbacks for the dwelling structure are landscaped an( 29,tained as prescribed in Section 13.84, Item B. 11
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Section 13.87: Rear Yard: There shall be a rear yard of not
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I li Section 13.88: Yards, Structures Over 35 Feet in Height: The
2/ specified yard requirements apply only to those structures up - I
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height of thirty-five (35) feet. For any other structure whicl
had its height increased by approval of a Specific Plan, the yl
51 shall be increased at a ratio of one and one-half additional fl
(5 horizontally, for each eight (8) feet of vertical construction
7! Section 13.89: Rear Yard, Accessory Buildings: No accessory
81 ing more than one (1) story in height and no accessory living
9i ters shall occupy any part of a required rear yard. Accessory
lo!lings 1 within a rear yard may be located to one side lot line an
”i the rear lot line, providing the distance from any property li
121 adjacent to a street is not less than five (5) feet and furthe
1311vided, the distance between buildings used for human habitatio
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15! Section 13.90: Lot Area Requirement: The minimum lot area sh
I‘ be less than specified below, except that the joining of two s
17. lots shall be permitted although their total area d0e.s not equ
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I accessory buildings shall be not less than ten (10) feet. I
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required lot area.
19, I Densities koQ+M&jjQ&-j Dens,itp:: :::? ;;k.;; .c,-.-.? 6,000 square .“‘~~Me,8~utr;l~;;D~nS~~y~~;h~oughr ylzt EZ;-~ 10,000 square
‘:i2#:jgh Density
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accessory buildings and structures, shall cover no more of the 231
Section 13.91: Permissible Lot Coverage: All buildings, inc
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A. Low-Medi um Density Fifty (50) PE
than permitted in the deasity areas specified as follows:
B. Medium Density through High Density Sixty (60) PE
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lot shall be in conformance with those densities specified in
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Section .13.92: Dwelling Units Per Lot: The number of dwellir
/#General Plan, excepting upon approval of a Specific Plan for E
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than sixty::(60) feet at the rear line of the required front ya 2
Section 13.93: Lot Width: Every lot shall have a width of nc
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4/ living unit, for the RD-M Zone shall be as follows:
A. Efficiency Unit (Studio Apartments) One Space E. One Bedroom 1.25 Spaces C. Two Bedroom 1.50 Spaces
D. Three Bedrooms or More 2.00 Spaces
\/Tandem parking within the front yard setback shall be permitte
I those substandard frontage lots with a width of 45 feet or les
1 provided there is a minimum of one (1) parking space per dwell
unit provided for within the required setback lines and, that
'front yard building setback be no less than twenty (20) feet.
13jSection 13.96: Improvements Required: Prior to an occupancy
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being issued by the Building Department for any new units cons
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ted i.n the RD-M Zone, it shall be necessary for the developer
lic convenience and necessity. Improvements as may be requirec 17
the City Engineer shall be constructed to City standards and
specifications. In such case where there are not adjacent imp]
20 ments or official street,grade has not been established, the C,
21 Engineer may recommend to the City Council that a future streef
221 provement agreement be entered into."
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241 WHEREAS, at said public hearing the said Plannind Commissior I
251 received the recommendations , objections , protests and comments
26 i la11 individuals and parties who desired to be heard;
271 WHEREAS, said Planning Commission did find the following fac
281and reasons to exist which make said amendment necessary to car
291the provisions and.genera1 purpose of Ordinance No. 9060:
3011. That the passage of this recommended amendment t9 Ordinance I
I is required by public necessity, convenience,, and general wel
311f> This zoning amendment will enhance the General P7an regqrdin< li Residential Density-Multiple zones; and
32j3. This amendment is in conformance with the General Plan for tt.
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No. 9060, by adding Article 13.80, is hereby recommended to be 31
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that said Amendment to Ordin 1
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5 AND FINALLY RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be
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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the 81
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forwarded to the City Council for its attention, in the manner
91 Carlsbad City Planning Commission held on the 10th day of Febr
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lo! 1970, by the following vote, to wit: !
11 I AYES : Commissioners Forman, Palmateer, Dewhurst, and Jos ,
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'ABSTAINED: Commissioner Little.
ABSENT: Commissioners Gullett and Hermsen
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ATTEST:
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j D. K. DEWHURST, Secretary
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