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CMO_Document_Number
19678
Document_Title
An ordinance amending the Whiteaker Refinement Plan; and declaring an effective date. (Repealed by Ord. #19678)
Adopted_Date
4/9/1990
Approved Date
4/9/1990
CMO_Effective_Date
5/10/1990
Repeal_Date
8/3/1994
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Jeffrey R. Miller
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EXHIBIT A. <br />The Whiteaker Refinement P1 an Diagram text on page 14 pertaining to the area <br />designated as "RAM & H} MEDIUM- AND NIGH-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AREA" is amended <br />to read as follows: <br />R(M & H) MEDIUM- AND HIGH-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AREA <br />An area appropriate far medium- and high-density residential development at <br />dens~t~es up to 4o units per acre, consistent with the predominant R-3 <br />Multiple-Family Residential District zoning: Existing development is a mix of <br />single-family and multiple-family residential use. The RAM & H} designation <br />calls for rezoning of industrially-zoned, but residentially developed parcels <br />along both sides of 3rd Avenue. Site Review should be required for properties <br />along the north side of 3rd Avenue if new development is proposed at R-3 <br />density, to address the potential impact of industrial development and the <br />adjacent Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. A low-density. residential zoning <br />designation may be applied to the parcel located at the southwest corner of <br />5th Avenue and Madison Street. Site Review should be required in conjunction <br />with any law-density residential zoning applied to that property to assure <br />that permanent, non-residential structures are not developed on this parcel <br />and to assure compatibility with surrounding property. <br />If the southwest corner is the subject of a request for rezoning, the City <br />shall consider application of site review. Factors to consider at the time <br />the Site Review is attached include: <br />~ : Eva1 uate vehi cut ar access to the site from adjacent resi denti a1 <br />streets i n order to prevent traffic impacts on the resi denti a1 area. <br />2. Evaluate pedestrian access from adjacent residential streets onto <br />the subject site i n order to avoid customer and employee parking on <br />surrounding residential streets, <br />3. Evaluate customer and employee parking needs to minimize spi 11 over <br />parking on adjacent residential streets. <br />4. Review the storage and application of ferti 1 i zers and other <br />chemicals on the site to address impacts on adjacent resi dents, <br />t. <br />
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