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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 18916ORDINANCE NO. 15916 AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING ZONING REGULATIONS; AMENDING SECTIONS 9.450, 9.452, 9.464, 9.466, 9.4 7 D , 9.4 7 4 , AND 9.7 4 2 Off' THE EUGENE CODE , 1971; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FQLLOwS: Section 1. Section 9.454 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended by deleting subparagraph ~i~, amending subparagraphs ~j~ and (k), relettering subparagraphs (j),(k)~.(~;~~(~j~~(~~;~o) and (p} to (1}:,(j),(k), (1),(m),(n),and (o) respectively, and adding after subparagraph ~o~ an unnumbered, unlettered paragraph to read and provide: 9.454 ~~} Parking areas; private. ~j} Parking garages; private. Buildings and uses existing as of January 27, 1982 are exempt from sections 9.612 to 9.626 pertaining to nonconform- ing uses. Section 2. Section 9.452 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended to read and provide: 9.452 Buildin s and Uses Permitted Canditionall . ~1~ In addition to the buildings and uses permitted conditionally listed in sections 9.492 to 9.542, the hearings official may grant a conditional use permit for any of the following buildings and uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ~a} Manufacturing, compounding, bottling, pro- cessing, packaging, or treatment of food and beverage products. fib} Other uses similar to the uses permitted or permitted conditionally. ~2} Upon finding that the fallowing proposed use is dependent on or at least provides a direct service to people engaged in industrial uses, the hearings official may grant a conditional use permit for any of the following Buildin s and g uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ~a} Offices for engineers, architects, landscape architects, surveyors, and those engaged in the prac- tice of designing, drafting or graphics. NDTE: Scr~~eners' error ~n section 9.45 is corrected. Ordinance - 1 fib} Public parking areas. ~c} Public parking garages. ~d} Restaurants, other than drive-ins. fie} Service stations. Buildings and uses existing as of January 2?, 1982 are ex m e pt from sections 9.612 to 9.626 pertaining to non-conformin uses. g Section 3. Section 9.464 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is hereb Y amended to read and provide: 9.464 Permitted Buildings and Uses. In the M-2 Light Indus- trial District, the following buildings and uses are permitted as hereinafter specifically provided, subject to the general .provisions and exceptions set forth in this ordinance beginning with and following section 9.532. If, however, any permitted building or use would be hazard- ous, obnoxious, offensive or unsightly by reason of emission of odor, sound, vibration, radioactivity, electrical interference, glare, liquid or solid wastes, smoke or other air pollutants, said building or use shah be treated as a conditional use, subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit, in accord- ance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ~a} Accessory buildings and uses normal and incidental to the buildings and uses permitted in sections 9.462 to 9.466. fib} Agricultural machinery, sales and services. ~c} Agricultural supplies, including hatcheries. ~d} Agricultural uses or any other enterprise customarily carried on in the field of general agricul- ture. Except no slaughterhouses permitted.} fie} Automobile painting shops. ~f} Bakeries, wholesale and retail. fig} Building material sales. ~.h} Christmas tree sales outdoor sales} from the day after Thanksgiving to January 1. ~1} Dwellings, single family, or dwelling unit, limited to one, far a caretaker or superintendent, whenever the use requires the on-site residence of such person. ~.j } Equipment rental. yards . ~.k} Equipment sales . ~l} Feed and seed stores. ~r~} Fireworks sales .outdoor sales } from June 24 to July 6. fin} Laboratories. ~_o} Manufacturing, compounding, processing, assembling, packaging, treatment or fabrication of articles, provided the following applicable perform- ance standards are adhered to: 1. Blueprints. 2. Boats. 3. Ceramics. ordinance -- 2 4. Communication components and systems. 5. Cosmetics. 6. Creameries. 7. drugs. 8. Electrical and electronic components and systems. 9. Farm equipment. 1D, Films. 11. Garments. l2. Glass. 13. Greenhouses. 14. Instruments. 15. Iron, steel and sheetmetal, provided no blast furnaces shall be allowed. 16. Zeather. 17. Novelties, 1S. Paint, provided no boiling~is allowed. 19. Paper and cellophane, except no manu- facturing. 20. Perfumes. ~1. Plaster, except no manufacturing. Z2. Plastics, except no manufacturing. ~3, Signs. 24. Sail. z5. Stone monuments. 2 6 . Texti ~.e s . ~7. Tires, limited to recapping, re- treading and rebuilding. 28. Tobacco. ~9. Toiletries. 30. Upholstery. 31. Wood, but excluding operation of a planing mi 1~.. 32. ether items similar to the preceding items except food} , the manufacturing, compound- ing, processing, assembling, treatment, testing or repairing of which shall not have any differ- ent or more detrimental effect upon the adjoin- ing neighborhood areas or districts than the items specifically listed. gyp} Planned unit developments, including the permitted uses and densities of the planned unit development regulations set forth in sections 9,508 to 9.5ZD of this code. ~q} Plumbing supplies and services. fix} Printing and publishing, ~_s} Private parking areas and garages. fit} Radiator service and repairs. ~u} Radio towers and transmitters. ~v Repair garages. ~w} Trucking yards and terminals. Ordinance - 3 ~~} Truck sales and services. ~y~ whalesa~,ing, warehousing and star- ing of the following, provided that all outdoor stor- age shall be enclosed within site-obscuring fences or walls; 1. Automobiles, trucks and buses. 2. Consumer goods. 3. Contractors equipment. 4. Building materials, except no on-site wrecking or burning. 5. Good products. 6. Liquid fuel. 7. Household goods. 8. Ice. 9. Lumber, except no log storage or ponding, 14. other items similar to the preceding items, including nonspecific or general whole- soling, warehousing and storage that shall not have any different or more detrimental effect upon the adjoining neighborhood areas or dis- trios than the items specifically listed. ~z} Utility distribution plants and service yards. ~a-1~ other buildings and uses similar to the list above which shall not have any different or more detrimental effect upon the adjoining neigh- . boyhood areas or districts than the buildings and uses specifically listed, provided that retail sales uses, unless specifically listed, shall only be incidental and directly related to the operation of permitted in- dustrial uses, Buildings and uses existing as of January 27, 1982 are exempt from sections 9.612 to 9.626 pertaining to non-conforming uses. Section 4. Section 9.466 of the Bugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended to read and provide: 9.466 Buildin s and Uses Permitted Conditionally. ~l~In addition to the buildings and uses permitted conditionally, listed in sections 9.492 to 9.502, the hearings official may grant a conditional use permit for any of the following buildings and uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ~a} Asphalt botching. ~b~ Concrete mixing concrete batch plant. ~c~ Manufacturing, compounding, bottling, processing, packaging, ar treatment of food and bev- erage products except fish, meat, sauerkraut, vine- gar, yeast and alcoholic beverages. Ordinance - 4 ~d} Natural mineral resources, development of, together with the necessary buildings, apparatus, or appurtenances thereto, including but not limited to rock, sand, gravel and mineral dredging, processing and stockpiling, top soil, removal, and all types of mineral recovery or mining, excluding smelters and ore reduction. ~2} Upon finding that the following proposed use is dependent on or at least provides a direct service to people engaged in industrial uses, the hearings official may grant a conditional use permit for any of the following buildings and uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ~a } Banks . ~c} Barber shops. ~a} Beauty shops, fie} Building maintenance. ~f} Convenience grocery stores with a maximum of 2, 640 square feet. fig} Parking areas, public. ~h} Parking garages, public. 1 Restaurants. ~_j} Service stations. Buildings and uses existing as of ~'anuary 27, 1952 are exempt from sections 9.612 to 9.626 pertaining to non-conforming uses. Section 5. Section 9,474 of the Bugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended to read and provide; 9.47p Permitted Buildings and Uses. In the M-3 Heavy Indus- trial District, the following buildings and uses are permitted as hereinafter generally outlined in this section, provided that no building or use specifically listed in sec- tions 9.472, 9.474, and 9.492 to 9.5Q2 shall be permitted un- conditionally, If any permitted building or use would be hazardous, ob- noxious, offensive or unsightly by reason of emission of odor, sound, vibration, radioactivity, electrical interference, glare, liquid or solid wastes, smoke or other air pollutants, said buildings or use shall be treated as a conditional use, subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit, in accord- ance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722. Buildings and uses permitted in sections 9.468 to 9.474 shall be subject to the general provisions and exceptions set forth in this ordinance, beginning with and following section 9.532. ~a} Industrial buildings and uses. All manu- facturing, warehousing, wholesaling, compounding, assembling, processing, storing, researching, treat- ing or testing or any combination thereof of items, materials or goods, is permitted. Ordinance - 5 In addition, all industrial uses not listed elsewhere in this ordinance, and those uses listed in section 9.464, are permitted. Those uses listed in section 9.466 shall also be permitted as conditional uses in this district. ~b~ Commercial buildings and uses. The follow- ing buildings and uses devoted primarily to retail sales and service, in addition to those listed in section 9.464, shall be permitted: 1, other retail sales and services pro- vided that they shall only be incidental and directly related to the operation of industrial uses. ~c~ Residential buildings and uses.: 1, ~7wellings, single family, or dwelling units, limited to one whenever the use requires the on-site residence of such person, ~d~ other buildings and uses: 1, Accessory buildings and uses normal and incidental to the buildings and uses permitted in sections 9.468 to 9,474, 2. Administrative and sales offices, limited to those related to permitted industrial uses, 3, Private parking areas and garages, 4, Public and semi-public buildings. Buildings and uses existing as of are exempt from sections 9.612 to 9,626 pertaining to non-confor~~ing uses, Section 6. Section 9.474 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended to read and provide: 9.474 Buildin s and Uses Permitted Conditionall . ~1} In addition to the buildings and uses permitted conditionally, listed in sections 9.492 to 9,502, the hearings official may grant a conditional use permit for any of the following buildings and uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9,722.: ~a} Abattoirs, provided that they are enclosed within a building including storage of live or dead animals. ~.b~ Billboards. ~c~ Incineration or reduction of garbage, dead animals, offal or refuse. ~d} Automobile and building wrecking yards. ~2} Upon finding that the following proposed use is dependent on or at least provides a direct service to people engaged in industrial uses, the hearings official nay grant a conditional use permit for any of the following buildings and uses in accordance with the procedures set forth in sections 9.696 to 9.722: ordinance - 6 .• ~a} Banks . ~_b } Barber shops , ~c} Beauty shops . . ~d} Building maintenance.. ~.e} Convenience grocery stores with a maximum . of 2, 600 square feet. ~.f} Parking areas, public. . fig} Parking garages, public. ~h} Restaurants . ~ i } Service stations . Buildings and uses existing as of January 27, 1982 are exempt from sections 9.612 to 9.626 pertaining to non-conforming uses. Section 7. Section 9.702 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is hereby amended by adding a new subparagraph ~.d} thereto, to read and pro- vide: 9.702 ~.d} In an M-l, M-2, or M-3 District, that the proposed commercial use is dependent on or at least provides a direct service to people engaged in indus- trial uses. Section 8. That the matters contained herein concern the public welfare and safety, and in order to provide for the orderly administration of the City's zoning ordinances, an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this Ordinance shall become effec- tive immediately upon its passage by the City Council and approval by the Mayor. Passed by the City Council this Approved by the Mayor this 27th day of January, 1982 ~27_,~h_..~ay of Jany, 1982 City Recorder Mayor Ordinance - 7.