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Home My WebLink About1966-05-20; Planning Commission; Minutes'! i I I I %',' \.' I I i CITY OF CARLSG' : Ainutes of: " -. sate of :fleeting: 5:30 P. 14. I I I I ! ROLL CALL was answered by Commissioners Smith, I i Sutherland, Palmateer, JcComas, Freistadt and i : Little. CoTmissioner idcCarthy was absent. Also : I Director Schoell and Building Inspector Osburn. I The purpose for this adjourned meeting was to ! i study and discuss the R-T zoning and conditional i I use permits in the new zoning ordinance prepared : i by Daniel, I:iann, Johnson and Piendenhall. I i present were City Attorney !!ifson, Planning I I I I I I I I I I * The Planning Director stated that it will take I i about a year to go over the entire zoning ordi- : : nance, and after the R-T study, they should study! i the remainder of the R zones next. After the : entire study is completed and the new zoning ordil- i nance is adopted amending the present zoning : Ordinance No. 3060, then the Commission can stud$ i the areas in the City that are best suited and i I qualify for the different types of zones. I I : The Commission agreed that DivLJi~I did a good job 1 of preparing the zoning ordinance. I I 1 I I I I 8 I I I I 8 t r" i The Planning Director recommended some changes i : in the proposed R-T zone and incorporated some : : of the uses proposed in the R-3 zone. I I I The Commission discussed key lots, permitted i uses, and uses that would be permitted in the I ;:::I! i R-T zone under a conditional use permit; setting ; : up different areas in the R-T zone that would 1: I() be compatible with surrounding zones; that the : ; zoning ordinance should be descriptive to clarify: i the different uses permitted. Restrictions on : : the uses permitted in the R-T zone were discussed: i:;::: and it was felt the uses should not he so re- I I I:'::: : strictive that tourists would go to bther cities i 1,1,1: i because of the restrictions. I !::&:I i The P1 anning Director pointed out that it is : more of a problem to get loans under a condition-; I a1 use permit, He also pointed out the present ! : ordinance requires 1 off-street parking space I 2 off-street parking spaces be required for each : ::I I I unit. i There was considerable discussion on the change i pi;: i proposed for lot area in the R-T zone from 4000 : al;;:i : sq. ft. to 7500 sq. ft. and the affect it would i ;hi;: i have on existing property that is zoned R-T. I I I I!;;;: 11 I( t ::I::; i The Building Inspector called attention to the i:: as; I fact that no additions or changes can be made on ; 4;::: i structures on property that is non-conforming. ':::!I I:: I :;+: The Planning Director pointed out that there is i 1lI;l: I only one subdivision under the R-T at the presentj iii:i; : time and he felt this could be handled by them i 1:;:;: i::::: i coming in with a precise plan for building or : II:::: : forming a separate zone. I ;:;:': I I 1,::; The Commission felt they needed to study the lot i i::;:: ;::::; i area size,more, I I ;::;:; I I 1;;*;1 I :*1;1: ADJOURNf'4EkiT: - By proper motion the meeting was ad-i 1::::; : journed at 8:lO P.X. ::;;:I 1 :::I;: : Respectful 1y submitted, I I :::I:: ::;I:; I ;;;: i DOROTliY id. OSBURN, Recording Secretary I I ;;;1;1 I:! I I 1::: ~ll;!~ 1 I ::h:: I ;;!;!!* 1 I I I I ;;4+ 11 * 1 ;:::; 84 I i ;:i;;1 ;;::I' :;I::! !::::I 1::;;; !::I:: a:!!:: B I I 1;::: I I I li;: P ;: /:;;: 11 :I::;: ;;:;;: I I ::I:#: ;I:;:: I '::::I I )I@ I *I $11 19 for each unit, however he recommended 1 7/2 or i :iii;i I:: I I I B I i1 I I 11 I# I I I I ow+ e, (z&" I I I I I I I t r DISCUSSZCti HELD bY THE CARLSBAD CITY PLANEdIHG ORDIEANCE PREPARED DY DANIEL, NANN, 39HNSON AND MENDENHALL AT THE ADJOURiKD PIEETJNG ON MAY 20, 1966 co~owmm CONCE!?NING THE PROPOSED zowG The Commission 'discussed and agreed to the following: Section 900': R-T - RESIDENTIAL - TOURIST: This district is created to provide an area in which development oriented towards tourism and the tourist trade is to be centered and to allow certain commer- cial uses to be integrated with the residential development to ade- quately care for the tourist and those who come to the City as a re- sort. The following uses only shall be permitted in the R-T Residen- ial-Tourist District, unless as may be otherwise provided for in this Ordinance. A. Hotels and Hotels. B. Single-family and multiple-family dwellings. C. The following signs: I. Name plates not exceeding two square feet in area contain- ing the name of the occupant of the premises. 2. One lighted sign not exceeding twenty square feet in area identifying permitted uses, provided such sign is statio- nary and non-flashing, is placed on the wall of the b.ui1d- ing, does not extend above or out from the front wall, and contains no advertising matter except the name and street address of the building upon which it is placed. 3. One unlighted sign not exceeding twelve square feet in area pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of only the particular building, property or premises upon which displayed, or to identify public parking lots as permitted in this zone. 4. Location of the above signs shall not be closer to the front property line than midway between the front property line and the front setback line, and under no conditions closer than 'seven'aad one-fiiilf (7 ?/2) feet from the front property lines; except that on key lots and lots which side upon commercially or industrially zoned property. The sign may be placed not closer than 5 feet to the property line. Section 901: CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS: The following uses shall be permitted only by conditional use permit. A. Boarding and lodging houses. B. Motel-s and hotels in which incidental business is conducted for the convenience of guests. Such incidental business may be conducted only provided that there is no entrance to such incidental business except from the j n side of the motel or hotel and no sign visible from the outside adver- tising incidental business. C. Clubs, including but not limited t6 thk followi,ng: fraterni- ties, sororities, lodges, and any and all other types of public, civic, business, professional and community clubs. D. Country clubs, golf courses, sporting and athletic clubs. E. Fire and police stations. F. Schools. G. Churches, convents and monasteries in a permanent building.. H. Museums and aquariums. I. Parks, playgrounds and beaches. 3. Any public or private recreation facility such as beaches, bathhouses, boat rides, boat launching and docki.ng facilities, garxes of skill, refreshment facilities, on-sale beer and off- sale beer uses as an adjunct to another business on the same lot, commercial uses accessory to recreation such as sporting goods shops, boat parts shops, boat repair facilities .and bait sales. K. Public or private commercidl parking lots, said lot must be improved as required in Article 15 of this Ordinance, subject to additional reasonable and necessary requirements to pro- tect the adjacent residential uses. Section 902: BUILDING HEIGHT: No building shall exceed a height of forty-five feet. Section 903: FRONT YARD: There shall be a front yard of not less than twenty feet, except that on key lots and lots which side upon commercially or industrially zoned property the depth of the required front yard need not exceed fifteen feet. Section 904: SIDE YARDS: Every lot shall have side yards as follows: A. B. 1. 2. C. Interior lots shall have a side yard on each side of the lot of a width not less than ten percent of the width of the lot, provided that such side yard shall be not less than five feet in width and need not exceed ten feet. Corner lots and reversed cornep lots shall have the follow- ing side yards: On the side lot line which adjoins another lot, the side yard shall be the same as that required on an interior lot. On- the side street side the width of the required side yard shall be ten feet and said side yard shall extend the full length of the lot. Private garages located in a side yard which has access from a side street shall be located so that there is a minimum of twenty (20) feet of driveway in front of a garage door that opens onto said side street. If the garage is so located that the door does not open onto the side street, the setback as in Section A and 5 above shall govern. Section 905: REAR YARD: There shall be a rear yard of twice the width of the required side yard, except that in no case shall the required rear yard be required to exceed fifteen (15) feet.