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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 8.16 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE,
ORDINANCE NO. 163~AND PROVIDING FOR THE RENUMBERING OF THAT
SECTION OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE'mAND ADOPTING AND APPROVING OF
SUBSECTION H OF SECTION 1 OF CH~PTER 3 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION.
WHEREAS, the purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the con-
struction, erection, enlargement, alteration and maintenance of
all fences; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of this section is to require the mainbe-
nance of screening devices;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, that:
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~Section 8.16 of the Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 1638 of
the Code of Ordinances of the City of College Station, Texa~is
hereby repealed and that Subsection H of Section 1 of Chapter 3
of the Code of Ordinances of the City of College Station, Texas,
is hereby approved to read as follows:
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FENCES. AND SCREENING DEVICES
Screening Device
brick or block or 'rrigated
feet (6') in height,
requirements of Appendix A.
Yard Fence - A masonry wall or barrier composed of
posts connected by boards, rails, panels or wire for
the purpose of enclosing space or separating panels of
land. Permitted materials shall be of wood, masonry or
chain link. The term "fence" does not include retain-
ing walls.
(2) Permit Required
fIt shall be unlawful for any person to construct a
:~ fencl= or screening device on any lot without having
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~ Office. [alternate language: No screening device or
~~~ ffence shall he constructed or erected without a huild-
~ ing permi t issued by the Building Official.] dequa-t'€c.
/.pl.a-~~d specifica.tions, as determined by th Building
~_~ffi~, must accompany each application for a pe '
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(3) Screen Device Requirements Jyf~;~
(a) The purpose of the screening de~ is to provide
a visual barrier between single family subdivision
lots adjacent ~ public streets. Where subdivi-
sions are platted so that the rear yards of resi-
dential lots are adjacent to a dedicated roadway
or separated from a roadway by an alley or service
road, the developer shall provide a screening
device at his sole expense. A screening device
,i/ \ plan, including elevations and materials, shall be
\C''''~~mitted with the preliminary. plat.,c In so far as
.L. . .,^-;~ practicar;---su-ch screenlng dev ice -mlall be erected
1 ~ v \,.f..) to.:: along the entire length of the common line be'tween
'. ~ the. dedicated. roadway and the abutting residential
~ ~ c... V'~~N ~..."" "\ c}..e." . e..t subdivision property. The construction of the
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~ . I tion cost guaranteed in compliance \v'ith the in-
'^' ,<,(Y"~ .-.J.a. ur .# frastructure cost guarantee requirements of the
\ Subdivision Ordinance, No. as amended
.or l.Ofo-tM.! Jl~g~ pri 0 a bUlldlng permit O.r--a;
\{ ~ ~.~. r~ - . lngle family residences. 1
~b ~, (b) The 0 0 property shall be responsible
~--Ior the maintenance of screening devices where
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~~ mit shall be issued for a screening device for a
",f} .'.J subdivision development until the developer has
:::JP..~:J ~ provided for th~ conveyance of the screening
~. ~ device and underlying fee simple estate to an
~vY owners' association free and clear of all liens
V-. and encumbrances. The developer shall provide a
~.~ copy of the conveyance instrument and subordina-
~' tions or releases of all liens.
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(c) Any screening device shall be constructed of
masonry or reinforced concrete which does not con-
tain openings constituting more than forty square
inches (40 sq. in.) in each one square foot of
screen device surface, and the surface of such
device shall be equipped with gates equal ~n
height and screening characteristics to said
device.
(d) All screening devices shall be equally finished on
both sides of the wall.
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In any residential distri the
bou etween residential and non
ial distric ere a ence or screenlng
con ruc ed, the following standards for
location and design shall be observed:
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(4) Obstructions
(a) All fences and screening devices shall conform to
the requirements of the ordinances of the City
governing the sight distance for traffic safe'ty.
(b) No fence or screening device shall be so located,
placed or constructed such that it obstructs the
vision of a motor vehicle driver approaching any
street or drive intersection.
\ . (c) Where an alley intersects with a street, no fence
\ ~ or plant taller than __ inches may be placed
~~ ~ 0 . t. within aSightd.istance triangle. .defined by
\K,\ .~.~'V. measuring eight feet (8') to a point along the
~J r ~ - property lines and joining said points to form the
~ ~~v.~ hypotenuse of the triangle.
~ (5) Heiqht Restrictions
(b)
All fence heights
inside natural or
yard.
No fence or screening device shall be constructed
at a height exceeding eight feet (8') along the
rear or side pry llne. No fence shall he r /l
permitted in e front yard. ~P~aa-~C:;'f_"t'?~;.
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shall be measured from the . 'ID ~t. i2.aw '-
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(6) Location Restrictions
(a) No fence shall be constructed in violation of the
Flood Hazard Ordinance, Ordinance No.
it may be amended from time to time.
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(b) All fences shall conform to the requirements
the Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 1638,
amended, inc lng bu not limited to
provisions f 8. o.
Prohibited Materia ~~
(a) Prohibited materials include barbed wire, razor ~~t~ ~\
ribbon, sheet metal, plastics or any other similar ~D~:'M ~~
material. ~~~:
(b) No fence shall be constructed in such a manner \~~~
that it may continuously conduct electric current (}P'
shall be allowed in any zoning district other than
Agricultural-Open. Single-strand wires designed
conduct electricity through an approved low-
voltage regulator shall be allowed only along the
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interior base line of an otherwise permitted
fence. No permit shall be required for the
erection and maintenance of such single-strand
electric wires.
(8) Completion
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When a fence or screening device is completed, it must
be inspected. The building inspection department shall
be notified upon the completion of the fence. The
building inspector will issue a certificate of accep-
tance if the fence or screening device complies with
the requirements herein.
Maintenance
All fences or screening devices constructed shall be
maintained. Fences shall be maintained by the ownler or
person in charge of property in as near as possible to
the condition it was when installed, including the
following:
(a) no fence shall be out of vertical alignment by
more than twenty percent (20%);
(b) all damaged or removed or missing portions of any
fence or screening device shall be replaced with
comparable materials of a consistent and compara-
ble c~ to the remaini?g portion ?f said fence;.o r
and '--)>..} ~ ~..e.. v.)c~ \...c:.. pa;l-Iu:b 't ~ LAC~ \..o.J~.
(c) where the permitted fence is composed of small
individual components all damaged or missing parts
shall be replaced or repaired.
(d) The construction of a fence or screening device of
greater than eight feet (8') in height shall be
considered as a wall and the Building Code
requirements applicable thereto shall apply.
(10) Appeals
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An appeal
this ordinance s
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e Zoning Board or!
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This ordinance shall become effective from and after its passage
in accordance with the City Charter of the City of College
Station.
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PASSED, ADOPTED and APPROVED this the
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day of
APPROVED:
Mayor Larry Ringer
ATTEST:
City Secretary
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SECTION 303-BUILDINGS LOCATED IN AND OUT
OF THE FIRE DISTRICT
Any building located partially in the Fire District shall be of a type of
construction required for the Fire District, unless the major portion of
such building lies outside of the Fire District and no part is more than ten
/ (10) feet inside the boundaries of the Fire District.
Section 304-EXCEPTIONS TO RESTRICTIC>NS
IN FIRE DISTRICT
The preceding provisions of this Chapter shall not apply in the following
instances:
1. Temporary Buildings used in connection with duly authorized construction.
2. A private garage used exclusively as such, not more than one (I)
story in height, nor more than six hundred and fifty (650) square feet in
area, located on the same lot with a dwelling,
3. Fences not over eight (8) feet in,height.
4. Coal Tipples, Material Bins, Trestles conforming to Section 412.5.
5, Water Tanks and Cooling Towers conforming to Section 713 and
Section 714.
6. Greenhouses less than fifteen (15) feet high.
7. Porches on dwellings not over one (I) story in height, and not over
ten (10) feet wide from the face of the building, provided such porch does
not come within five (5) feet of any property line.
8. Display signs as provided in Chapter XXIII.
9.. Sheds open on a long side not over fifteen (15) feet high and five
hundred (500) sq. ft. in area.
IO,One and two family dwellings when of a type of construction not
in the Fire District may be extended twenty-five (25) percent of the floor
area existing at the time of inclusion in the Fire District by any type of
construction permitted by this Code,
SECTION 305-0UTSIDETHE FIRE DISTRIICT
Outside the Fire District, all types of construction are permitted pro-
vided they comply with the provisions prescribed elsewhere in this Code
that apply regardless of location. Roof Covering~ shall conform to the
requirements as defined in Section 706.
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SECTION 8. SUPPLEMENTARY DISTRIcr REGULATIONS
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The following supplementary district regulations are hereby adopted and shall apply in all cases
where specified by this section.
8,1 VISIBILITY AT INTERSECTIONS IN ALL DISTRICTS: On a comer lot in any district.
nothing shall be erected. placed. planted or allowed to grow in such a manner as materially
to impair vehicle drivers'vision at intersections. within a triangle defined by the property
lines and a line joining two (2) points located twenty (20) feet back from the property lines
intersection; except that fences. walls. and/or hedges may be permitted provided that such
fences. walls. and/or hedges do not impair vision from three (3) feet to six (6) feet above the
curb line elevation.
8.2 ACCESSORY BUILDINGS/SmUCfURES: No accessory building/structure shall be erected
in any required setback area, Excluded from this requirement is any portable storage
building/ structure if the Building OffiCial has determined that it does not require a building
permit.
8.3 MINIMUM BUILDING PWf: No building plot shall have lower or less stringent standards or
dimensions than those prescribed for respective zones as shown in Table A of this
ordinance.
8.4 ERECTION OF MORE TIIAN ONE (1) PRINCIPAL S1RUCfURE ON A LOT OR BUILDING PLOT:
In any district. more than one (1) structure housing a permitted principal use may be erected
on a single lot or building plot, but yard and other requirements of this ordinance must be
met for each structure as though each were on an individual lot or building plot.
8.5 EXCEPTIONS TO HEIGHT REGULATIONS: The height limitations contained in Table A do
not apply to spires. belfries. cupolas. water tanks. ventilators. chimneys or other
appurtenances usually required to be placed above the roof level protection and not intended
for human occupancy.
8.6 SmUCfURES TO HAVE ACCESS: Every building hereafter erected or moved shall be on a
lot or building plot with direct access on a public street. or with access to an approved private
street, All structures shall be so located on lots or. building plots as to provide safe and
convenient access for servicing. fire protection. and the required on-site parking.
8.7 REQUIRED YARDS: Yards as required in this ordinance are open spaces on the lot or
building plot on which a building is situated and which are open and unobstructed to the sky
by any structure except as herein provided.
A, FRONT YARD REQUIRED: A yard facing and abutting a street and extending across the front
of a lot or building plot between the sid~ property . lines and having a minimum horizontal
depth measured from the front property line to a depth of the setback specified for the
district in which the lot is located, The required front setback line represents the line in
front of which no building or structure may be erected except that porches and steps open on
three (3) sides located along not more than one-half 0/2) of the building may project a
maximum of six (6) feet into the required front yard. Balconies. decks. signs and marquees
located more than eight (8) feet from the ground may project up to six (6) feet into the
required front yard,
B, REAR YARD REQUIRED: A yard extending across the rear of the lot. or building plot between
the side property lines and having a minimum depth measured from the rear property line
as specified for the district in which the building plot is located. There shall be no intrusion
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into the required rear yard by stairWays. balconies or other buUding extensions to more
than six (6) feet. .
SIDE YARD REQUIRED: A yard located on a lot or buUding plot extending from the required
rear yard to the required front yard having a m1n1mum width measured from the side
property line as spectfted for the distrtct in whiCh. the buUding plot is located,
8,8 MAJOR RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT: For the purpose of these regulations. major
recreational equipment is defined as including boats and boat traUers. travel traUers. pick-
up ,campers or coaches (designed to be mounted on automotive vehicles). motorized
dwellings. tent traUers. and the like. and cases or boxes used for transporting recreational
equipment. whether occupied by such equipment or not. No such equipment shall be used
for living. sleeping. home occupation. or household purposes when parked or stored on a
residential lot. .or in any location not approved for such use.
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8.9 PARKING AND STORAGE OF CERI'AIN VEHICLES: Automotive vehicles or traUers not
bearing current license plates and state motor vehicle inspection stickers. or not in
operating condition. shall be parked or stored on any residentially zoned property only in
completely enclosed buUdings. Excepted from this are vehicles being repaired or serviced in
compliance With the definition of AutomobUe Repair Shop.
8.10 SCREENING FENCES REQUIRED: (1) Where there is a common side or rear lot line or lot
lines between commercial or industrial land and developed residential areas. the owner of
said commercial. or industrial land shall erect a fence that properly screens adjacent
residential lots from adverse influences such as noise. vehicular lights. trespass. and other
adverse influences. (2) Where there is a common side or rear lot line or lot lines between
. apartment land and developed single family residential land.. the owner of the apartment
land shall erect a fence that will properly screen adjacent single famUy residential land (
from adverse influences such as noise. vehicular lights. trespass. and other adverse
influences.
Such screening fences may be made of any material but shall be at least six (6) feet in height
and shall form a solid continuous screen between the residential and non-residential land
uses. In the case of rear lot lines such screening fence shall be continued from one side lot
line along the rear lot line to the other side lot line, In the case of side lot lines. such
scre(1:n1ng fence shall be continued from the rear lot line along the side lot line to the front
setback line but no farther than a point fifteen (15) feet from .the street right-of-way line.
Each. such screening fence shall be maintained in good condition .by the owner of said
business. commercial or industrtalproject. for as long. a time period as may be needed to
protect adjacent residential land uses, Fence shall be erected prior to construction.
8.11 SHOPPING CENTERS. MULTIPLE BUILDING COMPLEX AND lARGE PROJECTS IN
GENERAL: Plot plans of all shopping centers and multiple buUding complexes and plot
plans of other large scale projects which would cause a considerable impact on the City's
facil1tiesshall be reviewed and approved by the City Technical staff prior to the issuance of
a b'4Uding permit by the BuUding .Official. Such review under this subsection shall be
restricted to the review of the impact of such project on: (1) the neighboring land and
environment, (2) traffic generation. (3) proposed circulation patterns and implications to
safety in the project area. and (4) ,the resultant impact of such traffic generation and
c1rc~lation upon adjacent street systems. The Zoning Official or the developer of the proJect
may refer the plot plans to the City CouncU prior to the issuance of a buUding p~Iln1t for
final resolution. No buUding pennit will be delayed more than thirty (30) days pending
resol~tion of such buUding..permitrequest unless the buUding permit has been..formally
denied by the BuUding Official or Zoning Official, The buUding permit. when issued. shall
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require construction according to the approved plot plan, construction lPlans and
specifications.
8,12 CONDmONAL USES: The following conditional uses may be permitted in any district when
they meet special regulations and conditions prescribed by the Planning and Zoning
Commission upon recommendation of the Project Review Committee through the issuance
of a Use Permit (See Section 14). Detailed examination of proposed location and use
characteristics is necessary to maximize compatib1l1ty.
Child Care.
Convalescent homes,
Churches.
Medical clinics.
Pharmacies,
Public libraries.
Community buildings (municipal or non-profit organizations).
Hospitals, sanitariums. or nursing homes.
Municipal service facilities and buildings (excluding parks which are permitted in any
district).
Public or private parking lots and any related accessoxy use.
Schools. public or denominational.
Telephone exchanges.
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(As amended by Ordinance No. 1712 dated June 25.1987)
8,13 The following regulations are to control contamination of the air. water. or the
environment. and to safeguard the health. safety, and welfare of the people.
A, No machine. process or procedure shall be employed on any property in the City. In which:
1. Emission of smoke. dust. noxious. toxic. or lethal gases are detectable beyond the
perimeter of the property.
2. Materials are stored or accumulated in such a way that they may be carried by rainwater
in natural drainage channels beyond the limits of the property. which are noxious.
toxic. radioactive. contain oil or grease. wood. or cellulose fibers. hair. feathers. plastic.
or have a PH factor above ten (10) or below five (5).
3. Vibration is discernible beyond the property line.
4. Noise above the ambient noise level is discernible beyond the property line.
8.14 TEMPORARY BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT: Temporaxy buildings and equipment for uses
incidental to construction work on premises are allowed in any zone but shall be removed
upon the completion or abandonment of construction work. None shall be located on any
public street at anytime during construction,
8.15 PARKS ARE ALLOWED IN ANY ZONE.
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8.16 YARD FENCES: Fences of wood. cha1nl1nk or stmilar material. and less than eight (8') feet
in height: and. fences of brick. stone. concrete or s1m1lar material. and less than six (6') feet
in height. shall not be construed to be structures. nor shall they require a buUding permit. (
8.17 TEMPORARY SALES OFFICES AND MODEL HOMES: May be located within residential
districts as part of an on-going residential development. Any temporary sales office or
model home shall be removed or converted to a use pennttted within the district when
Certtflcates of Occupancy have been iSSued to 80% of the associated residential units or
when use as a sales office or model home has ceased. Stgnage shall be l1m1ted to one (1) sign
not exceeding sixteen (16) square feet. either attached or freestanding. If freestanding it
shall not be within any right-of-way.
8.18 SATElLITE DISH ANTENNAS: The following criteria must be observed:
A, A buUding penntt is required to insure safe. permanent installation and proper location.
B. No traUer mounted antenna is permitted.
C. The maxtmum height of any dish antenna is twelve (12') feet above grade on residential lots
and on non-residential lots when the antenna is located within 100 feet of a residential lot.
D. Resident1allots of less than 10.000 square feet wUl be l1m1ted to one antenna per lot.
E.
Satellite dish antennas shall not be located in the front yard and shall not be any closer
than fifteen (15') feet to any side or rear property line on any property zoned and/or
developed as single family. duplex or townhouse residential. except as in (F.) below. The
Zoning Board of Adjustment may grant a variance in accordance with the provisions of
Section 15 of this ordinance tel allow placement in the front yard when necessaIy to provide
for suitable reception of a satellite signal.
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F, On residential lots of one acre or more the antenna may be located in the front yard with a
twenty-five (25') foot front setback.
G On tracts zoned a,nd/or developed as multi-famUy residential. commercial or industrial
property the antenna may be lOCated on any part of the property but no closer than twenty
five (25') feet to'the front property line and fifteen (15') feet to the rear and side property lines.
H, Antenna shall not be placed in any public or private easement.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 9 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS, OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SPECIFICALLY TO
REQUIRE SCREENING DEVICES BETWEEN PUBLIC RIGH1;'S OFW A Y AND REAR
OR SIDE RESIDENTIAL YARDS, EASEMENTS, OR ALLEYS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of College Station, Texas, held a public hearing in
the City Hall at 7:00p.m. on Thursday, --- ##, 1993, on the question of requiring screening
where the side or rear yard of a residential lot abuts a thoroughfare;
AND WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that such screening will substantially
enhance community appearance and protect and stabilize property values;
AND WHEREAS, the City Council has determined to amend this section;
THEREFORE, BElT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF COLLEGE STATION,
TEXAS:
Amend Section 6 Procedure and Plat Requirements to add:
6-C.5.10
6-DA.2.2
The location, approximate dimensions, description and name of all proposed
streets, alleys, drainage structures, parks, or other public areas, reservations,
easements, or other rights-of-way, blocks, lots, screening devices, and other
sites within the subdivision,
The exact location, dimensions, description, and name of all proposed streets,
alleys, drainage structures, parks, or other public areas, reservations,
easements, or other rights-of-way, blocks, lots, screening devices, and other
sites within the subdivision.
Amend Section 8 General Requirements and Minimum Standards of Design to add:
8- W Screenin~ Devices
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Where there is a common side or rear lot line between residential
development and street rights of way, or where a side or rear lot line is
separated from a street by an alley, easement, or common area, the
developer shall install a screening device that adequately screens
residential areas from adverse influences such as noise, vehicular lights,
and trespass.
Such screens shall be built to a minimum height of six (6) feet, but not to
exceed eight (8) feet. All heights shall be measured from the inside
natural or mean grade elevation of the side or rear yard.
In the case of rear lot lines, such screen shall be continued from one side
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lot line along the rear lot line to the other side lot line. In the case of side
lot lines, the screen shall be continued from the rear lot line along the side
lot line to the front setback line.
Screening may be accomplished by the use of one or a combination of the
following:
_ an earth berm with a slope and profile that is easily maintainable.
_ an irrigated planting strip that is continuous and measures at least six
(6) feet in height at the end of one growing season.
- a masonry wall.
- a wooden fence.
No screening device shall be erected or allowed to grow in such a manner
as materially to impair vehicle drivers' vision at intersections.
Construction documents for screening devices shall be submitted in the
manner as prescribed for other infrastructure documents of the
subdivision regulations.
Screening devices shall be. maintained by a property owners' association
or other mechanism as approved by the City. Screens shall be
maintained as near as possible in its original condition.
This ordinance shall become effective from and after its passage in accordance with the City
Charter of the City of College Station,
PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED this##th day of ---, 1993.
AITEST:
APPROVED:
Mayor, Larry J. Ringer
City Secretary, Connie Hooks
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ORDINANCE NO. 88-11-10-02
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
88-04-12-1 BUILDING CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF
LAKEWAY, TEXAS BY ~MENDING SECTION 6:
ROOFING REQUIREMENTS; SECTION 7: EXPOSED
FOUNDATIONS; AND SECTION 24: FENCES; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREFOR.
BE IT ORDAINED BY TIlE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF LAKEWAY,
TEXAS:
Ordinance No. 88-04-12-1 of the Village of Lakeway, Texas
known as the BUILDING. CODE passed and approved on the 12th day of
April, 1988 is amended as follows:
Amendment No. 1
Section 6, Subsection A, Paragraph (1): ROOF shall be
amended by adding the following:
"All composition shingle roofs shall be constructed of
laminated shingles with a minimum weight of three hundred
pounds (300#) per roofing square. All metal roofing
material shall have a minimum thickness of twenty-six (26)
gauge. II
Amendment No. 2
Section 7, Subpection E, Paragraph (8): STRUCTURAL SECTION
will be amended by adding the following:
.. (d) Exterior exposed foundation walls shall not extend
more than twenty-four inches (24") above the finished
grade."
Amendment No. 3
section 24, Subsection E, Paragraph (1): YARD FENCES shall
be amended in its entirety to read as follows:
II (1) Yard Fences: . . No fence structures, including plantings
that will form .a ,hedge. when mature, will be located along or
in the street or golf course setbacks. Yard fences may be
approved atothE;!rlocations provided they.do not exceed five
(5) feet in height and do not unreasonably obscure views
from other lots. The VBC may grant exceptions not to exceed
a maximum height of six .(6) feet for enclosures where a five
(5) . foot high fence is insufficiently high to contain
household pets. All fences shall be constructed so that all
fence runs are finished,on both sides of the fence. Fence
supporting structures shall be well constructed, durable,
and attractive. Yard fences shall be constructed of wrought
iron, masonry, pre-cast concrete or wood. Wood fenc:es shall
have masonry supporting structures spaced at least every
twelve (12) feet; for all fence runs fronting on a public
street, golf course or Lake Travis waterfront. Masonry
supporting structures shall be constructed of rock, brick or
stucco and shaUbea minimum of 14" by 14" and shall be at
least as high as the approved fence height, but will not
exceed the approved fence height by more than six (6)
inches. Hasonry supporting structures shall be placed on
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steel reinforced concrete footings. Such footings shall be
placed into virgin soil and shall be at least the size of
the masonry structure and a minimum of eight (8) inches in
depth. If
Amendment No.4
This Ordinance shall become effective on the 21st day of
November, 1988.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1988.
c. E. SMITH, JR., Mayor
Village of Lakeway, Texas
AT'fEST:
PETREA D. SODKE
Villa.ge Secretary
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1638, THE ZONING ORDINANCl~
FOR THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION SPECIFICALLY REGARDING
DEFINITIONS, PARKING REQUIREMENTS, CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
REQUIRED FOR SEXUALLY ORIENTED ENTERPRISES AND PROJECT
REVIEW COMMITTEE REQUIREMENTS RELATIVE TO SIDEWALKS AND
STREETSCAPE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of College
Station, Texas, held a public hearing in the City Hall
at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, , 1993, on the question of
amending Ordinance 1638, the Zoning Ordinance;
AND WHEREAS, the City Council has determined to amend
this ordinance;
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS:
AMEND SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS NIGHT CLUB: to read as follo~vs:
A commercial establishment including, but not limited to
bars, restaurants, coffee houses or similar establishments
where a dance floor, music, games or other entertainment is
provided and where the serving of food is not the principal
business. Sexually oriented enterprises as defined in the
City of College Station Code of Ordinance, Chapter 4 Section
17 are not included in this definition.
AMEND SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT: to read as follo~vs:
An establishment that serves food and beverages primarily to
persons seated within the building. This includes but is
not limited to cafes, tea rooms and outdoor cafes.
ADD TO SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT - FAST FOOD: to
read as follows:
An establishment that offers quick food service which is
accomplished through a limited menu of items already
prepared and held for service, or prepared quickly. Orders
are not generally taken at a customer's table and food is
generally served in disposable wrapping or containers.
AMEND SECTION 9.3 NUMBER OF OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES
REQUIRED for Apartments, and Restaurants as follows:
Type of Generator
Unit
Spaces per Unit
Plus-For
Apartment(includes
duplex, 4-plex, etc.)
(1 BEDRM.) *
UNIT
2
.. 1\
(2 BEDRM.) *
UNIT
3
(3 BEDRM.) *
UNIT
4
* Individual fourplexes shall not have parking areas
placed in the front of the fourplex so as to be visible
from public rights-of-way. Duplex parking shall not be
placed in the front of the duplex so as to be visible
from public-rights-of-way unless a drive is provided
for each unit with an associated carport or garage.
Restaurant (includes Fast Food Restaurant WITHOUT drive
through)
65 S.F.
1
Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-thru facility
100 S.F.
1
AMEND SECTION 7.13 DISTRICT C-1 GENERAL COMMERCIAL to add to
the list of permitted uses:
Commercial Amusements (excluding Sexually oriented
enterprises)
ADD TO SECTION 7.13 D. CONDITIONAL USES PERMITTED: the
following:
Sexually oriented enterprises
AMEND SECTION 10.2 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: as follows:
B. Assured pedestrian safety which may include the
provision of sidewalks along the perimeter of the
property meeting the specifications for same as
outlined in the Subdivision Regulations relative to
width and placement.
H. Visual screening of dumpsters or other trash
receptacles or other areas offensive to the public or
existing adjacent development.
L. visual screening from the right-of-way of parking
lots for apartments (includes triplexes and fourplexE~s)
developed on individual lots.
M. Compliance with the standards, guidelines and
policies of the City's adopted Streets cape Plan.
It is ordained that this ordinance shall become effective
from and after its passage.
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PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
ATTEST:
CONNIE HOOKS
CITY SECRETARY
day of
APPROVED:
, 1993.
LARRY J. RINGER
MAYOR
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ORDINANCE NO. 2029
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1638, THE ZONING ORDINANCE
FOR THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION SPECIFICALLY REGARDING
DEFINITIONS,. PARKING iREQUIREMENTS, CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
REQUIRED FOR SEXUALLY ORIENTED ENTERPRISES AND PROJECT
REVlEW.COMMITTEE REQUIREMENTS RELATIVE TO SIDEWALKS AND
STREETSCAPE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of College
Stat:ion, . Texas, held a public.hearing in the c~ty Hall
at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 26,1993, on the
question ofam~n.4ingOrdinance 1638, the Zoning
Ord~nance;
AND WHEREAS, the c~ty Council has determined to amend
this ordinance;
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS:
AMEND SECTION 2. . DEFINITIONS NIGHT CLUB: to read as follows:
A commercial establishment including, but. not limited to
bars, coffee houses or similar .establishments where a dance
floor, music, games or other entertainment is provided and
where the serving .of food is not theprinc~pal busin~ss.
Sexually oriented commercial enterprises as defined ~n the
City of College Station Code of Ordinance, Chapter 4 section
17 are not included in this definition.
AMEND SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT: to read as follows:
An establishment that serves food and beverages primarily to
per~ons seated within the building. This includes but is
not limited to cafes, tea rooms and outdoor cafes.
ADD TO SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT - FAST ~OOD: to
read as follows:
An establishment that offers quick food service which is
accomplished through a limited menu of ~tems already
prepared and . held for service, or prepared quickly. . Orders
are not generally taken at a customer's table and food is
generally. served in disposable wrapping or containers..
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Ordinance No. 2029
AMEND SECTION 9. 3 NUMBER OF OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES
REQUIRED for Apartments, and Restaurants as follows:
Type of Generator
unit
Spaces per unit
Plus-For
Restaurant (includes Fast Food Restaurant WITHOUT drive
through)
65 S.F.
1
Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-thru fac~lity
100 S.F.
1
AMEND SECTION 7.13 DISTRICT C-1 GENERAL COMMERCIAL to add -to
the list of permitted uses:
Commercial Amusements (excluding sexually oriented
commercial enterpr~ses)
ADD TO SECT.ION 7.13 D . CONDITIONAL USES PERMITTED: the
following:
Sexually oriented commercial enterprises
AMEND SECTION 10. 2 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: as follows:
B. Assured pedestrian safety which may include the
prov~sion of.sidewalks along the perimeter of. the
property meeting the specifications for same as
outlined ~nthe Subdivision Regulations relative to
width and placement.
H. Visual screening of dumpsters or other trash
receptacles or other areas offensive to the public or
existing adjacent development.
L. Visual screening from the r~ght-of-way of parking
lots for apartments.
M.Compliance with the standards, guidelines and
policies of the C~ty's adopted Streets cape Plan.
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Ordinance No. 2029
It is ordained, that this ordinance shall become effective
from and after its passage.
PASSED, ADOPTED AlJD APPROVED this CJ!flday of ~
, 1993.
ATTEST:
APPROVED:
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MAYOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1638, THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR
THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION SPECIFICALLY REGARDING
DEFINITIONS, PARKING REQUIREMENTS, CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
REQUIRED FOR SEXUALLY ORIENTED ENTERPRISES AND PROJECT REVIEW
COMMITTEE REQUIREMENTS RELATIVE TO SIDEWALKS AND STREETSCAPE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of College Station,
Texas, held a public hearing in the City Hall at 7:00
p.m<c on Thursday, , 1993, on the question of amending
Ordinance 1638, the Zoning Ordinance;
AND WHEREAS, the City Council has determined to amend
this ordinance;
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF COLLEGE
STATION, TEXAS:
AMEND SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS NIGHT CLUB; to read as follows:
A commercial establishment including, but not limited to bars,
coffee houses or similar establishments where a dance floor,
music, games or other entertainment is provided and where the
serving of food is not the principal business. Sexually
oriented commercial enterprises as defined in the City of
College Station Code of Ordinance, Chapter 4 Section 17 are
not included in this definition.
AMEND SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT: to read as follows:
An establishment that serves food and beverages primarily to
persons seated within the building. This includes but is not
limited to cafes, tea rooms and outdoor cafes.
ADD TO SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS RESTAURANT - FAST FOOD: to read
as follows:
An establishment that offers quick food service which is
accomplished through a limited menu of items already prepared
and held for service, or prepared quickly. Orders are not
generally taken at a customer's table and food is generally
served in disposable wrapping or containers.
AMEND SECTION 9.3 NUMBER OF OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES REQUIRED
for Apartments, and Restaurants as follows:
Type of Generator
unit
Spaces per unit
PlUs-For
Restaurant (includes Fast Food Restaurant WITHOUT drive
through)
65 S.F.
1
Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-thru facility
100 S.F.
1
AMEND SECTION 7.13 DISTRICT C-1 GENERAL COMMERCIAL to add to
the list of permitted uses:
Commercial Amusements (excluding sexually oriented
commercial enterprises)
ADD TO SECTION 7.13 D. CONDITIONAL USES PERMITTED: the
following:
Sexually oriented commercial enterprises
AMEND SECTION 10.2 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: as follows:
B. Assured pedestrian safety which may include the
provision of sidewalks along the perimeter of the
property meeting the specifications for same as outlined
in the subdivision Regulations relative to width and
placement.
H. Visual screening of dumpsters or other trash
receptacles or other areas offensive to the public or
existing adjacent development.
L. Visual screening from the right-of-way of parking lots
for apartments.
M. Compliance with the standards, guidelines and policies
of the City's adopted Streetscape Plan.
It is ordained that this ordinance shall become effective from
and after its passage.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
day of
, 1993.
ATTEST:
APPROVED:
CONNIE HOOKS
CITY SECRETARY
LARRY J. RINGER
MAYOR