HomeMy WebLinkAboutCT 93-10; Seapointe Resort; Tentative Map (CT) (10)DATE: APRIL 24, 1995
TO: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR
VIA: PLANNING DIRECTOR
FROM: Associate Planner
SUBJECT: TEMPORARY REAL ESTATE OFFICE ON LAND LEASED FROM CITY
Zone Code section 21 .53.090 allows for the operation of a temporary real estate office
in newly created subdivisions. (See attachment)
Our determination is that if Continental Commercial leases the City property in
question, it becomes a part of the subdivision and Continental Commercial is
therefore entitled to operate a temporary real estate office on it.
Zone Code section 21.53.1 10 allows for the siting of temporary construction buildings
similar to the section cited above.
There are no special Planning Department permits required for either to occur.
CHRISTER WESTMAN
Associate Planner
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21.53.084
21.53.084 Keeping of dogs, cats and
household pets.
Ordinary household pets, including but not limit-
ed to dogs and cats, may be kept in any zone. Not
more than three adult dogs or cats in any combina-
tion are permitted for each dwelling unit, together
with offspring under four months of age. Such keep-
ing shall conform to the requirements of Chapters
7.04 and 7.08. (Ord. 9804 § 5 (part), 1986; Ord.
9502 § 9, 1978)
21.53.085 Wild animals.
A wild animal may be kept in any zone, provided
a wild animal permit has been issued for it by the
state and provided the keeping of such wild animal
does not constitute the establishment or maintenance
of a private zoo. Private zoos may be established or
maintained only as provided in Section
21.42.010(K). (Ord. 5072 § 3, 1986: Ord. 9804 § 5
(part), 1986; Ord. 9501 § 3. 1978)
21.53.090 Temporary real estate office.
In any newly created subdivision, the subdivider
or his assignee may operate a temporary real estate
office for the purpose of selling lots in the subdivi-
sion only. Such use shall cease no later than one
year from the date of the recording of the final
subdivision map of said subdivision, unless the
planning commission, for good cause shown, shall
allow a longer period of time, up to one year per
application therefor, for such use. The procedure for
applying for such a longer period of time for such
use and for appealing from a decision of the plan-
ning commission on such an application shall be the
same as that fat a variance under Chapters 21.50
and 21J3. (Ord 9804 $ 5 (part), 1986; Ord. 9186
§ 1: Ord. 9060 ft 1507)
21.53.100 Temporary real estate signs.
In any newly created subdivision, the subdivider
or his assignee may maintain two temporary real
estate billboards, not to exceed fifty square feet in
area per face, or one billboard not to exceed in area
of one hundred square feet per face, for the purpose
of selling lots in the subdivision only. Such use
shall cease no later than one year from the date of
the recording of the final subdivision map of said
subdivision, unless the planning commission, for
good cause shown, shall allow a longer period of
time, up to one year per application therefor, for
such use. The procedure for applying for such a
longer period of time for such use and for appealing
from a decision of the planning commission on such
an application shall be the same as that for a vari-
ance under Chapters 21.50 and 21.54. (Ord. 9804 §
5 (part), 1986; Ord. 9186 § 1: Ord. 9060 § 1508)
21.53.110 Temporary construction
buildings.
Temporary structures for the housing of tools and
equipment, or containing supervisory offices in
connection with major construction on major con-
struction projects may be established and maintained
during the progress of such construction on such
project and shall be abated within sixty days after
completion, or sixty days after cessation of work.
(Ord. 9804 § 5 (part), 1986; Ord. 9060 § 1509)
21.53.120 Affordable housing multi-family
residential projects—Site
development plan required.
(a) Site Development Plan Requirement. Not-
withstanding anything to the contrary in this code,
no building permit or other entitlement shall be
issued for any multi-family residential development
having more than four dwelling units or an afford-
able housing project of any size unless a site devel-
opment plan has been approved for the project The
site development plan shall be processed pursuant
to Chapter 21.06 (Q Qualified Development Overlay
Zone) of this code.
A site development plan for a multi-family resi-
dential project (not affordable) shall not be required
for any project processed pursuant to Chapter 21.45
of this code.
(b) Multi-family Residential and Affordable
Housing Determination. The planning commission
shall nave the authority to approve, conditionally
approve or deny site development plans for a multi-
family residential project or affordable housing
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