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Planning Commission Packet - 01/04/1983 POOR QUALITY RECORD PLEASE NOTE: The original paper record has been archived and put on microfilm. The following document is a copy of the microfilm record converted back to digital. If you have questions please contact City of Tigard Records Department. TIGARD PLANN2NG `COMMISSION JANUARY 4 , ].983 - 7: 30 P.M. FOWLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - LECTURE ROOM 10865 S.W. Walnut Street`, Tigard, Ore. I. Open Meeting I _ 2. Roll �all 3. Approval of minutes from September 7, 1982 and December 7, 1982 I� 4. Planning Commission Communic:ation 5. PUB�IC HEARINGS 5 .1 NEIGHBORHOOD 'PLANNING ORGANIZATION: APPOINTMENTS, NPO 2 & 5. 5. 2 SU�DIVISI�N S 7-82 PETE JANZEN' NPO #� 6 5. 3 �ONE ORAiNANCE AMENDMENT TIfiLE 1$ Z'OA 10�82 5.4 a�GN CODE REVISI(?tol - TITLE 15 ° Z02� 3�$2. 6. Ne�a �usiness . a . oia susi�e�s 8e Adjournment .� : I 'I TIGAItD P LAI>INING COMMIS S ION REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 4, 1983 1. Vice-President Speaker called tt-�e meeting to order at 7:35 P.M. The meeting was hel�i at Fowler Junior High �chool - Lecture Room, 10865 S.W. Walnut St. , Tiga:rd, Oregon. 2. ROT�L CAL�: Present3 Vice-Presi:dent Speaker, Commissioners Christen, Owens, Bonn, and Moen, Excused absence: Presideint Tepedino, Commissianers Leverett and Edin. Staff� William Monahan, Directos of Planning and Development; Eli.zabe'th Newton, Associate Planner; Diane Jelderk.s, Clerk TyPist. 3. Minutes from September 7, and December 7, 1982 were considered. (;ommissionar. Eonn moved and Commissxoner Owens seconded to approve th� h minutes as presenY.ed. 4. COMMISSION GOMMUNICATION • '�'hexe was rzo Planning Commission Communication. 5. PUBLIG HEARINGS i • Vice-President Speaker �Pened the Public Hea�ings by reading the nsual statemex�t af authority �oz� the procedure to be followed in the meeting. 5.1 NF,TGIiBORH00D PI.,ANNING ORGANIZATION APPOIN'TMENTS A request by various citizens to be appointed a� mambers of NPO �� 2 ar.d 5. a Director of Planning and Development Mc�nahan made the Interview Team`s I', recommendation for appointment �f the following indi`�iduals to the appropriats NPO. Dennis Russell NPO �k 2 Th�mas Woodwa�;d NPO �� 2 Bill Bieker NPO �k 5 PUBLIC TESTIMONY • No one appeared to speak. C(72�M�SSION DISCUSSION AND .A.CTZON • Commissioner Owens commenCed she knew Bi7.1 Bieker and felr he would be an. asset to Che NPO. • Commissioner Speaker added he was again pleased with the high quality of individuals he had helperl to interview. o Commissioner Bonn moved and Commissioner Claristen seconded to forward fi:he reamPs of the �hkee individuals to City CounciZ witlz recommendation for appointment. Motion approved by unanimous vote of Corn�nission present. 5.2 SUBDIVISION S 7-82 PETE JANZEN NPO �� 6 A request by Pete Janzen to subdivide four lots totaling 5.4�7 acres into 19 single family building lots of approximately i,500 sq. ft. each. The zoning designation is R-7 Single Family. T'he Plan designation is R-� Single Fam'rly. The property is located at 9910 ' S,W. McDonald (WCTM 2S1 11BA lot 6000, 601 and 701). s Associ,ate Planner Newton explained that this was the second time this subdivision has been before the Planning Commission. The original subdivision had never been filed with the County and now the applicant wants to remove two of the lots from the original subdivision. There has been a Minor Land Partition filed to c?ivide rhe two lots. Ska�f requested the applicant to file for another subdivision to give the P�.anning Commission an opportunity to review. Staff is recommending approval wikh conditions. PUBLTC TESTIMONY v No one appeared to speak. FLANNING COI+^IMISSION DISCUSSTO�I AND ACTIC�N � Discussian follawed regarding the two lots an�1 how the Minor Iaand I Paxtition wo�xld divide them. • Commissioner Moen was concerned that there woulci be sidewalks alang S.W. 98th, and triere wauld be increased traffic congestian on McDonald. • �ssociate Planner Newt�n staked th�t 97th would be completed to go thraugh to the subdivision. • Commissioner Owens was concerned with the condition of McDonald Street and when improvements would be done. She did nat like the idea of having more access onto McDonald Street. • Discussion followed regardi.ng the carner lot on McDonald anci 98th not being a part of khe subdivision and would not be doing half-street improvements. PAGE 2 - PLANNTNG COMMISSION MINUZ'ES - January 4, 1983 ; � ...._. .. -- _ � Commissioner Moen moved and Commissioner Christen seconded to approve Subdivision S 7-82= McDonald Acres per staff's rscommenda.tions and conditions. Motion carried by majority vote of Commissioner present; Commissioner Owens �oting no. 5.3 Z,OA 10-82 TEMPORARY USE APPLICATION , Waiver of fee for Non-Profit Organizations. • Associate Planner Newton read the staff inemo into the record requesting the Commission to approve changing Section 18084°030 (d) Fees to read as follows: (The underlined text is want is being added) The Couneil shall adopt by resolution a schedule of fees reasonably calculated to defray the expenses of the administrative processes of Title 17 and 18 of this chapter. The Council may waive any fee upon timely application and shall charge no fees for city-initiated applications, Neighborhood Planning Organization appeals or request for review; or Temporary Use Appl�cations filed by certified non-profit organizations. • Commissioner Speaker asked what action staff wanted from the Commission; Associate Planner Newton stated they wanted the Planning . . . d to it ouncil with recommendation of a roval. i ss i o n t o f o r w a r C C P Comm y P s Commissioner Bonn moved and Commi_ssioner Owens seconded to forward ZOA 10-81 to the City Council with P�anning Commis�ion's recommendation for approval. Motion carried by unanimaus vote of the Commissioners present. 5.4 SIGN CODE T.tEVTSI��I - TITLE 16 - ZOA 3-82 A request by .the City of Tigard to revise the sign aode, Title 16, of the Tigard 1�Iunicipal Code. s Linda Sargetrt, Administrative Assistant stated that since the sign code had been approved by Planning Commission and City Council that difficulties had developed while tryin� to use the code, She then reviewed each page with the Commissioners and indicated changes and additions which staff was suggesting. • Discussion followed among Commissioners and staff regarding changes and additions • Commissioner Moen moved and Commissioner Christen secox►decl to approve ZOA 3-82 with changes and adclitions as discussed and forward to City Council. Motion carried by unanimous vote of Commissioners prese•nt. PAGE 3 - PLANNZNG COMMTSSION MINUTES - Jan�a�y 4, 1983 O�HER BUSINES:S Director of Planning and Development Monahan informed the Commissioner.s that the information - FINDINGS POLICIES AND IMPLEMEiJTATION ST'RATEGTES is to be Znserted into the TF.AN9PORTATIQN element of the Comprehensive Plan. � Discussion follo�wed regarding Comprehensive Plan Public Hearings schedule. • Meeting adjourned: 8:35 P.M. � � � Diane M. Jeldex , Planning SPCretary ATTEST: : G3�ifford Speaker, Planning Comm. Vice--President ' (0030P) I � i PAGE 4 - P:LANNING COMMISSION MI�VUTES - January 4, 19a3 � _ -_ _ .__ , __ � PI,ANNrNG COMNIT,�SIfJi� ROL7� CAL_L .l`+1��'I�T� �ate �` `'C=::�.� ��rank Tepe�iz�o�/�'�� Cli��orr� Spc:�ker '� S3ara Nioeii /� � , . � ^!• �y� _ .. /�%'� ' . �� M��k C�ris�te,n �// � ��^ � �c�nnae C:fi��ns � � � Roy BUnr� ...._,� Y� . � . . . ._� . . . . . . . ' ....w. , ..,••.;:]:t+SF;a;t::}`..?;.7a:a!Sca►t.,v^a�,�m+e�x+�s�wr : TIGARD PLANNTNG COMMISSION JANUARY 4 , 1983 - 7 :30 P.M. �°t'�C^I��K �7''171V�UY2 HIVH SCHOOL - LECTU:RE ROOM 10865 S.W. Walnut Street, Tigard, Ore. PUBLIC HEARTNGS 5. 1 NEIGHBORHOOL� PLANNING URGAN3ZP.TTONS APPOINTMENTS, NFO 2 & 5. A request by various citizen to be appointed as members to NPO number 2 and 5. 5. 2 SUBL?IVISTON' S 7-52 PETE JANZEN NPO #� 6 A request by Pet� Janzen to . subdivide four lots total.i.ng 5.47 acr�s intc� 19 single family buildinq lo�s �f approximately 7,500 sqw ft. each. The zoning desiqnatior� is R-7 Single Family. The Piari designation is R°7 Single Family. The propety is located at 9910 S oW. McDonal.d {WCTM 251 7�lEiA lot 6000, 607. �nc� 700. � 5. :.� Z�1�NE OkDINAI�TCE AMENDMENT TITLE 18 u0A 10~82 A request by the City of Tigard to revise Sectiot3 1�i. 84 .031? 3 (d) as follows : (d) Fees The Council shall. adopt by re�solution a schedule of fees reasonably calculated to defray the expenses of �he adminis-� t:rative pxocesses of Title 17 and '18 of this chapter. The Counc.il may waive any fee upon timely applic��rtion and shall charge no fees for city-initiated applications, Neighborhaod Planning Organization appeals or request fc�r review; or Temp- orary Use AEp�.ications f iled by c�rtif ied raon-�rof it organizations. 5. 4 SIGN COb� REVI�IO�T - TITLE 16 - ZOA 3-$2 I A request by the City of Tigard to rev�.se the sign code, Title I 16 , of the Tic�ard Municipal Code. , , _ __ _ DAZ`L I"` l � _ (`)�� ei —� TIGARD PLANNrNG COMMISSIOI�I SIGN UP SHEET NOTICE; ALf� PERSONS DESIRING TO SPEAK ON 'ANY' I't'EM MUST SIGN THEIR NAME and'note thpir address on �this sheet, (Please Prin�. your name) TTEM/bESCRIP.TION: J'`�i ' .. . � . . � � � 1 . � . . �I� � // .y�f..� � � - r ��Ar��^ �P(��'�-- �. 5�"' PROPONENT (For) OPPONENT (against� {' Name, Acic�ress and Atfilia�ion �� Name, Address and Af�ili,ation _ � , '; , I30TICE: ALL P�RSONS DESIRING TO SPEAK ON ANY ITEM MUST STGN THEIEt NAM� and note th�ir address. on thi.s sheet. (pledse Print your name) .r� � TTEM/bESCRTPTTON: �r� ��d-�`°-_ i V N'�-�!_'� PROPONEr1T (For) OPP(3NEI3T (against) Name, Address and Affil.iation Name, Address an.d Af�iliation , � . � . � � .. . . - � � } 1� �. . � .1�-7 r�/�V� � � . . I DA'IE � TIGARD PLANNING COYKMISSION' SIGN UP SHEET NOTICE. AbI, PE'RSOI35 I7ESIRING TO SPEAIC OI3 `ANY STEM MUST ` SIGN THEIR NAME and'note their address on this sheet. (please Prin't yAUr namP) ITEM./bESCF2IP.TION: :J•�j 'E�� r L�� //''�^ w /� �� . . �� '^ I �Q/Y//Y �/� �I. . . . . .. � � .. !..� ��.� .�/ / � . ,� . . .. ... �. . PROPONENT (�or) OPPONENT (again�t) Name, Address and A�fi].iation �� Name, Address and Af�iliation , , .� " 11TOZ'TCE.; ALL PEASaNS AESTRI'IvG Ta SP�it1K UPI ANY I:TEM MUS'1.` SIGN TFIE�F? NAME and no�e their address. an this sheet. (p�,�ase Print your raame} ITEM/bESCRIPTTON:__y�� _��C,�,� �� , `��,��.� ` � " �� h c�oC�z� PRQPONENT (F�r') - O�'�'ONENT (against) I�1ame, Address and At�iliation � Name, Address and Aff�l� �tioiz , ; t � _ __ �" ,/ L�!??!l�OBANDUM TOt M�mbers of the Plan.rting Coamigsion FROti: Willia� A. Monahan, Directar of` �lannic�g & Development � Dl1TE; December 2�, 1982 �Ss NPO APPOINTMSNTS The NPU interview team has interviea�d the fo].lowing pcospective m�mbers: �Al�IB ADDbLL�SS NE'O Deaenis �. xuss�ll 12020 S.W. 95th Ave. 2 �h�mnas �. bdoar��rard 119'10 S.Y. Lincoln 2 Bill Bieker 7730 S,a. Cherry St. S Upan comp].etion of individual intecviews� the intereriew team d�ete�aiaed that �ach of the appli.�ants should be recomaended for a�mber�hip eppraval. RECO�lE?IDED AGTIOII: St�ff ceeo�mends tha� �he P'�anning Commission appra�e the �ppo�.nt,�n�� af theee indi.v3.dua1� �rad �ecomme�d thei� �pgraval to th� Ti�ard Ci�y Cauncil. e�n3 (009�.Ti) . . . `•, .;� . . . . • ! , .� , � l . ,'�'.• u . . � � ' �. �.. NI' O ApPI. I C ;ATI aN � ' Q[�E�:51'YO^1: 11'h1t s�re T'PO'S? . ' � ;.�SS�;t:h: The tunctiocr of each NPO 3s to b�c invol�rcc2 �n a1,S phases of � � :hc Comprehensive Plannin� process �sted the i►nplemeotation of thqse pl:�ias; to revi,ew City plans; policies, pro3ects or other act3.ons. zffccti,ng the lfvability oi tl►e nexgliUorho�d,. inclucli.n:g� but not lim;ited ta, land use, zoning, housing, commutiity, faciii.ties� human xesources, social arrd recreaL�.rs:n�.l p'rograms, traffxc and transportation, envirah-> . r.:�:nt�1 cluality, �s�era space and parks'; to partfcipate ia the process � of det'ermf�3ng �iLy psaorities for capital impr�vements and clevPlopment � . o; a�ec�i�ic pro�ect plans; to'keep the neighbrsrhood iniormed; to seelc � � • . ueighborhood opin�on on 3ssues broughk bei'ore t��m; to xtpresent L'he ' • ', vi`svs of the neighborhood fin .matters ai ea:tra, neighbarhood �.mpoxt�nce. . . . . . . . PL�ASE•CODIPI,ETE THS QLiESTYONS BEI�O�Y . . . . . . . ' . . • . ' . . .' � ' �. . . . , � . . .. . „ . • . . , , . . . � . . . /� . . .. _ . 7`"fi' � � r�� . . � . / ADDRESS �'7.y,� �, c" ..-- . . . . . . . . � r�=___�__,�� ".� : � �-�,�z2___�-�--_9`;�� • - TET,�PRONE NUb1�8R (Bus.) �� `��z (��+(�eS.)_J',�`Z, �� • . . � . DRk;SENT Ob^CUPATxO�T ��N .��.� �'. .� c�' ,/� • . . • �-^---�°��;....�.�✓Fi�� 4� 7�3"�i c;��L..�,,.L�,^ • �'I RSf NAbiE � :�.r"'�',��/�✓� � L.1 u�"S�r /��/r„ � � ' • . - ' HU{'; I,ONG FIAYE Y'OU. III:�1�I �t� 1YITH x'HIS ]FIRbi? 1z�,�'',f'1 c�G I�� .- ' , � ��'''�— `-�._.,.`�'i��,vi�,/,.,� .' IS THI� C�1lil�ANY .7aOC.AT�D iYI1'FLIPi YOUR NPQ ��tE�i? . ,�/,� • . . .._...._- -�.��r'r.-°' C� c�..�r�� . HFiVE YOU Fi�EN'..J[NVOLVIEIy SYITH E4UNICI�,AL Ok��ATI01Y� �3�JFpFtE? �� , �F Y'ES,` ,PX,EASE EXPI�AIN '1t0UR INVOLVEb1�NT: � " ` �_ °;- �. . ' , • � , , ' ti ., . . . , .� �HAT DO YOCJ JE'EEL X�U C�1N O�'FEFt AS A I�f�biEi�P OF AN b'.PO? � �,_,_,_ � r p , . . , ' O�J�A . /°u.- I � ��%�/C7 iC.� � �� j ---�__... . �.�� ..�-,;� � � � .__.��.�'��:�'' �� '--- �,�,"G, , . . -----� ��'e..�-r°="� /p7 ra .� , r.nnra�xot�n�, co�trrr:�s. . . .. --_._._ �_ � • , . • . � . � . r , � �� --•- � T7t15"1'J\iF: 7.'E[.�P2lO�F: IrLl,�If3Ei2�w��'f'r.l1� -�- _�_��""J��i c� , �(�� c-�-' . �/ . • � ' . ,� . . � _ _ _- -- i i ^ :�•� , � . . . � 2 � � _ - � , � C� , � . �l � NI� O APPLI CA1' ION . a[�I,:S'PTON; {I'hat 1re rR0's? �,\SttiI;lt: The functiorr of eaeli NPO is to be invol��ecl tn a7.1 pl�ascs c�� fie ComPrehensive Planning process and the implementation oS �hose / plsztis; to revzeu Gity plans; pol.icies, projects or other acti.ons • affecting the livability off the neigtib�rhood, l.ncluding, buY. not limited ` ta, land use, zoning, housin�, commusiity, facilzt'aes, k�uman r.esources, - social and recreational piro�rams, traffic and trans�ortati:on, envirahr n:r�ntal quality,`open space and parks; to participate in the pracess _ � of cietermfning, C3.ty priori�3.es for capital improvements and developmeiit o� ��ecific pro�eat plans; to keep t6e neighborhuoQ 3.nPormed; to seek � taezghborhood opinion on issut;s brought before them; to represent L'he v.i�:svs of the nei�hborhood 3,n matters of extra nexghborhood �mporta;nce, �. �. . . .� : yl,lt,'NJL' (;.iilv'1'CLr.`it'C� �'1t1.G � . . .. ��.� . • � � � . � l�ili SZ�IUI`I�.�' L�ELU{y , � r�t��r� - e�n,�-�`�l,��iu�iKe� �nna�ss 1/9aU .S'G!/",�i��Dt�,q/ . �G.s�.�� f2�° � TET,EPHONE NI361B�R (IIus.� �" 7�� {Res.�_ CO�O–/q'��D ' PFiESEN�' OI:C[TFjliT'I�1V ��/1��G�is'IRL. �G.�i✓/1�� ' �^ � �. FI Fttif NAbtE f'�/R�� ,��/• '� � _ � '! i _ }i(36S LONG HAVE Y0� BEEAT EhiPLOXED WITH THIS FIRbi? • I � � . ' . ' . . IS TfIIS GOMPAI3X LOCArED '{YYTHTN XOUR N'p0 AREA,?_ . �i]� . . . HA4E Y�J IIEEN INYQL'VED N�TH MUNTCIF'AL OP�RATIONS BEFOk?E? ,,�� ', . . IF YF:S, PLEASE EXT�LA TN YOUR TNV'OLVEhiLNT: � . , •;. . ..._ . . . . . � . I __._..- — � �^ �iHE1i DO .XOi7 �°EEL YOU CAN OFFER AS A b1Eltilf3�li Ok' ,Ald 'NP07 ... . � . • �2xC r-�`�___��► ��G_�e �.,�p/ � � • �:Dn7TT0�I,AL CpDibiT`NTS: . .. -------�--T._ .____— — _ ____,------ / `� ��_____,. � 1)At"'�`T�iF; Tk�L�PklO`IF �YU,i1ElEi2 ; �_(pTi�_ , . . _ , �� INVENTORY OE' Cr�i'IZ[.�NS ��._� S�,iested f'or Comrnunit� Ser�vice GATE /r�'� `� �� G: '� . ��, c �. j�/�.�,',�� RES. PHUNE G .� J '� i � Iv AME �� ~ ,/�' ,.�� B U S . P H O N F__ G��2 �.,��'.�- y D D R E S S �� '� `.� ' �1•� `� Ga� '�'r.z LENGTH OF RESIDENCE It� TIGARD c� � SUCGESTED BY WHERE DID YOU LIUE PREVIOUSLr? " .��' ��' °f`''�`-° � Y � � � ?L' — EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND � `'� D B A C FC G R O U N D �`��:� z�i9?�''��.l �°'°`�c..�,u.�,.�..�..��.,.�j�y�%�� OCCUPATTONAL STATUS AN __ ,i�.;, ,�-��...�. .w'�r�-�-- � J . -�?�? /�.S' rREVIOUS CQMNIUNITY ACTIVITY. �'�' ,�v � o _ - /� v'� �- GRGANTZAIIONS AIv➢ QFFICES _ �� /� "� � �` �`'��--- � � . G) �.r',"� _ _ _ -- J"iHER II3FGRMATION (GENERAL REMAHKS? _ �. I -- � � BOARD5 OR COMM�TTEES INTERESTFD IN .�� Date R�ceived at Ca.tiy Hall 1iaGe Interviewed _. Date Appoin�ed _ Eoard or Commi.ttee I:N S X D E C I T X G U T.S x 1)E C I T X �._._.____._�__.___.. STAFF �EPORT AGENDA ITEM 5.2 TIGARD PLANNING COMMISSION Janua:ry 4r 1983 - 7:30 P.M. Fowler Junior High School - Lecture Room • 10�865 S.W. Walnut, Tigard, Oregon ➢ecember 29, 1952 A. FINDINGS OF FACT GASE: S 7-82 McDonald Acres Subdivision NPO #6 REQUEST: For approval to subdivide fonr lots totaling 5.47 acres into 19 single family buildin� lots of approximately 7,500 square feet each. COMPREHEAIS'IVE PLAN DESIGNATION: Single Family Residential ZONING DESIGNATION; R-7 RECOA4IENDATION: Based oz► information submitted by the applicant, applicable NPO goals �nd policies and. staff's field i�vestigatioxi, staff recommends approval. of S 7-82. i APPLIGANT: Richard & Judi Stack Pete & Carrie Janzen 9910 SW McDonald Aver�ue Tigard, OR 97223 O�NER: S�me SITE LOCATIOAI: The south side of SoW. McDonald S�reet, rae�t af S.W. 97eh (Wash. Co. Tax Map 2S1 11�A �'aa: Lots 6000, 6A1 and 700) SI'TE ��ZE: 5.47 atres I NPO COMMENT: NPO �6 has r�at responded in writing ta this application xequest. BA(iKGROUND: On E�,ugust 9, L979, the Planning Director approveei a 21 lor �ubdivision for the subject property. On Ap�il 23, 1979, th� City Council appraveci a zone change from Washington County RU-4 to c�ty of Tigard R-7 far the property. An application is pending before the Plannin.g Director at the present tim� for a Minor Land Partition to remove Cwo lots fro% the previously approved subdivision. AREA CHARAC'.CERISTICS: 1t�e surrounding property has been designated Single Family Residential on the Comprehensive Plan and is zoned R--7. The property tA the sauth is currently being developed as a single famiYy lot subdivision. S�TE CHARACTERISTICS: The site xs vacgnC and grass cnvered sl�ping to the north. There is a waocl fence that runs through the prop�rty which will be removed. l Staff Report S 7-82 Page 2 APPLICABLE PLANNING CRITERTA AND STAFF ANALYaTS: LCDC Goals and Guidelines: a. Citizen Involvement - The purpose of this goal is to provide the opportunity for citizens to be involved in all aspects of ihe planning process. In the case of this application, all owners of • ; record with 2.50 f.eet received notice of the time and date of the ublic hearin p g on this matter. In aaa��i��►, a public notice was published in the Ti ard Times on �ecember 23 �.9��. 8 � b. I�and Use Planning - A11 applicable LCDG Statewide Goals and Guidelines, NPO ��6 Plan Policies and City of Ti�ard Municipal Code provisions were considered in review of this applicatinn. c. Housing - Goal 10 - The intent of this goal is to ensure affordable housing and a wide variety of housing types for the citizens of the state. The subdivision of this property will provide for 19 additional single family building lots within the City of Tigard. d. P'ublic Faciliti�:� - Goal 11 - The purpose here is to ensure that public faciliti�s are available �m developing properties. Sewer is available from a newly eonstructed 8" line which was installed to serve this §ubcivision and ad�acent to newly developing propertieso Water is avaalable from a newly constructed 6" li.ne. Storm drain Zines will be installed with the construction of street improvements. NPO ��'6 POLICIES: Policy 2. The maximum overall density of development wi11 be four dwelling units or 12 persons per gross acre. This a�ounts to a standard af 7,500 square feet of land per dwelling unit allowing for �treet� and other open space. Some areas will have a lower denfiifiy owing ta topography, existing development patrerns, or the de�ire of inda.viduals to own a larger lot. Policy 3. Residential subdivisions will be deveZoped with paved streets, curbs and gutters, street lights, and w�lkways, according to city or county standards. Al1 utalzties will be placed undergroun�i. Policy 4. D�velopment will coincide with th�e provision c�� public streets, water and sewe�age facilities. These facilities sha11 be (a) capable of adequately serving all int�ervening properties as well as the pxoposed development, and (b) designed to meet city or county standards. Policy 6. The single family character of the area designated �n the plan map as urba�n low-density residential is viewed as a positive asset to be retained. Projects propoaed for this area mu$t be judged accordi,ng t4 effects upon this char�acter. � ---:- - _ Staff Report S 7-82 Page 3 The density proposed conforms to Policy ��2 of the NPO #6 Plan. Public facilities are available to serve the si�te. The sixtgle family character desir�d for the area will be maint�ined with the single £amily subdivision. TIGARD MUNICIPAL CvDE PROVISIQNS: 17.16.1D0 Tentative approval. I (a) Within sixty aays of the date of submission of the preliminary plat, the Planning Commission will review the plan reports of the agencies listed in Section 17.16.090 and may gi�e tentative approval of the preZ,iiuinary plat as submitted or may modify the pl.at or, if d.isapproved, sha11 express the Planning Cnmmission°s disapproval and reasons therefor. (b) No �entative plan for a proposed subdivision and no tentative plan for a major partition shall be approvsd unless: (1) Streets and roads are laid out so as to ccsnform to the plats of subdivisions or maps of major pa�ti.tion already approved f4r adjoining property as to width, general direction and in all other xespects, unless the City determines it to be in the public interest to modify the street or road pattern. (2) Streets and raads held f�r prieate rise are clearly indicated on the tentatbve plan And al� res�rvations or restrictions relating to such private ro�ds and streets �re set forth thereon. (3) The tenitative plan camplies with the comprehen.sive plax� and applicable zaning x•egulatiens r�f the City then in effect. �4) No tentat�.ve plat of a subcii.visi�n oa- map �f a major pa�tz.tion shall be appro!ved unl.ess th��e wi21 exi.�t adEqW3te quantity �nd quality of w�ter �nd an adequate sewage diapos�l s�stem 10 suppart the proposed us� oE the land described ix► the proposed �lat, 18.20.035 Lat Et-7 Zone. In an R-7 zane the lot size sha11 be as follows: I (1) The minimum lot axea sha11 be seven Chuusand five hundred squars � feet, excepting for duplex use. STAFF ANALYSIS A.NA RECOI�fENDATIONs Afrer reviewing the proposed plat and making at field investigation, staff recommends approval of S 7-82. Staff finds that the applicant's proposal conforms to NPO ��6 policies and is compatible with the surrounding land iz�es. Staff further recommends that the followin� conditions be aktached to apprA'val o� S 7-82: � : .__ ___ Staff Report S 7-82 Page 4 1. The half-s�reet improvements to S.W. McDonald and the public improvements within the subdivision shall be cc�nstructed according to plans apgroved by the City of Tigard's Engineering Division. 2. All public impxovements sha11 be bonded for 100% of the cost thereof �; or con�kruc[ed prior to iss�isnee of any Building Permits. 3. The fin�l subdivision plat shall be recorded with Washin��ton Countv ' prior to the issuance of any Building PermiCs. 4. 1Qo changes or modifications shall bt made �o approved pl�ns wi�hout written approval from the appropriate Gzty departm�nt. 5. No Building Permits shall be issued until 20 days aft�r Planning Commission approval. Prepared by: AQproved by: � , �.��1 y Eli b�kh . New ,'n William A. l�ionahaa Associate Planner Di.r�ctor of Planning and 13evelopment Asted: _�2 `/��Z- �� (U04'9P) i i � . t . 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T2� G� 2 G��O .s �T. �i:+�o ' � �509 t0 ••U �..D�1' i'Z I� .��.�V� 1-}�1�.'��V—' I � �X . � .� . a)a�s �.° ,�� '� � ' : T I O IV p�l`�IV , t d � I .f' �jnrs, , '° �� D � �, ";p � �,�' �'.. ?�`x' LDT J�'�` . _N Q. •7 ,�dJ � � ' �EARi��-,� : � �s,- v z'.. z"�� R- 5 c� n . ` ., . ' 9e.ee , ^F '�-r��A Kfa vr��..�. o v----- , . � �� r' � x ��! � Lo�r i-4- r`•'�-'- �� f1 0 ; 'D� 0 0 75�h?,,�U'► �7539 �c �= 5G� La - � �, 9 9ood Q] z " " �' LaT I 3 , _. 1�, ' ��. ��' ;,. .,, ! ' R= 3C� � !�, * � :---- _ � � December 30, 198'l I�flEMORANi7UM T0: PLANNING COMMISSIOI� - FROM: PLANN � ING STAFF . ,.,�,�� SUB3EC^�: Temposary Use Application. Waiver of Fee for Non-�'arofit Organizations 20A 10-�2 . During '�he Christ�as Season, several non-profit organizations, �uch as the Boy Scout� �nd 'fi' d ar Kiwani m d g s, a e applicati�n to the Ca:ty for Temporary Us� Perimits to seLl Christmas Trees. The feE fos a Temporary Use Permit of this type' is �50.00 per month, Non-pro-fit organizations are not required to ' pay a busi►iess Cax. It is stgff's feeling that kh.e $54.00 Te�aporary Use Application fee is -a hardship on these non-profit organizations an�i shoul3 n�t �e requ:ired. Therefore, staff recommends that the Administrative Procedures Sec.tipn of the Tigard Municipal Code dealing with fess be amended as follows: (d) Fees The Council sha1T adopt by resolutian a scheduie of fees reasonably calculated to defray the exp�nses o� the administraCive pracesses of Titl� 17 and 1$ of this chap:t�r. The Cauncil may waive any fee ugon timeYy application and shal.l charge n�o fees for city�-xnitiated applications, Neighbor�►ood Planni�ng Urganization appeals or request for review; or Texnporary Use ApplicaCions f�led b r�cer�ified no��-praf;.t organizarions. pm (0043P) � _._..: �� _. SY _ December 2$, 1982 MEM01tANDUM T0: Planning Commission Members FROM: Linda Sargeat, Administrator Assistant" SUBJECT; Revision By Sign Code � Att,ached fox your review is the 12/13/82 Revisir�n of the Sign Code regulatian. After consulting with the Planning & Developn[ent Director, Bill Monahan, and the Building Offieial, Ed k'�lden, it has come to my attention that a number of langi:iage changes are need�d to assi�t with the enforcement of the Sign Gode. The 12/13/82 draft of the Sign Code regulation is on the Plannang Commissi.on Agenda for January 4, 1982. LS:ch (0�+66A) � /,Z/'��,� . . x � w �`�., � � ��, � � f.�+ ��?, ��-/�!� la S' �,.' � - L,,� L..� i z- /Z��'�-3.. ApPendix A Title 16 SIGN REGULATIONS Chapters: 16.04 Pur�ose, Title 16.08 Definitions 16.12 Permits 16.24 Nonconformin� Signs 16.28 Removal Provisions 16.34 Hearing Proca�lures and Exce�tions 16.36 Zon.P �egulations 16.40 Special Types of Signs 16.46 Temporary Signs 16.4$ AdminisCration Cktapter 16.04 YURPOSE, TITLE t Sections: 16.04.010 PURPOSE A21U SCOPE. 16.Q4°020 SHORT TITLB. ' 16.04.010 PURPOSE AND SCO�E. The City Council finds that to protect I the health, safety, property and welfare of the public, to improve the ! . neat, cle�n, orderly and attractive appearaztce of the community, to improve the effectiveness of si.gns in identifying and advertising businesses, ta provide far safe construction, location, erectz�n, and maintenance of signs, and ta prevent prolifer.ation of signs and sign cluttes, and to minimize adverse visual safety factors to public highway travelers, it is necessary Co regulate the design, quality of materials, construction, location, electrif.icarion, illumiaation and maintenance of all signs vi.sible from public property or from public rights-of-way. This title sha11 not be consGrued to permit the erection or maintenance of any sign aC any place or in any manner unlawful under any other ordinance or state or federal Law. 16.04.�20 SHORT TITLE. The ordi.nance codiEied in this title shall be known as Che "Sign Ordinance" of the City of Tigard and may be so cit�d and pleaded and sha11 6e referred to herein as "this title./1 � _, -- - ---- — _ - � . ��S , J .i ix . . � . . � . . . ' . y �, Chapter 16.08 t � DEFINITIONS Sections: 16.08.010 Generally 16.08.020 Area 1b.0$.03D "A"B�oard 16.08.040 Bench Sign 16.08.050 Bil:lboarci 16.08.060 Business 16.08.055 Buxlding Official 16.08.070 Business of oukdoor advertising 16.08.0$0 Construct 16.-08,A90 Cutout 1bo08.095 Design Review 16.08.1u0 Display surface 16.08.105 Electronic Information Sign 16.08.110 �lectrical sign 16.08.12Q Externally illumin3ted sign 16.0$.130 Face of a building 16.08.�40 Free-standing sign 16.0�$.1.50 Freeway-orieneed sign 16.08.16U Flashing sign 16.08.170 Frontage i6.08.18Q Ideological sign 16.08.190 Incidental sign I 16.0$.200 Incombustible meterial 16.08.'L10 ��arlustrial park I6.0$.22� Internally illuminaCed sign 16.08o23D Maintain 16.08.2/�0 Nameplate 16.�$.250 Nonstructural trim ` �' 16.0€i.2b0 Off-premises sign 16.08,2�0 Outdoor advextising or billbaard sign 16.08.2$0 Person 16.08.290 P.lastic material I6o08�295 Political Si.gns �SeG�`i�'�..� �f�'�'�'�,� � I 16.08.300 Premises , 15.08.310 Projecting si�n � 16.0$.320 Projection 16.08.330 Reader board sign 16.08.340 Roof sign 16.0$.350 Kotating or revolving sign 16.08.360 Sign 16.08,370 Si:gn structure 16.0$.380 Temporary sign 16.Q8.390 Uniform Building Gode 16.08.400 Wall si�n � 2 �.� I _ __ . :k C . . . . . . . . � � - �.A6.08.010 Generally. For the purpose of this title, words used in � the present tense incluc�e the future, the singul�ar number includes rhe �lural, "shall" is mandator.y a�nd not directory and "building" includes '�structure.s'� except "sign struchures." As used in this title, unless the cor�text requires otherwise, the following words arsd phrases shall have tfze meanings seC �'orth in this chapter. 16.08.020 Area. "Area" or '"area of a sign" means the entire are'a within an� type of perimeter which enclo:ses the �uter IimiCs of any writing, represent�tion, emblem, figure or cha.racter. The area of a sign having no su�h perimeter or border shall be computed by enclosing the I entire surfa.ce area within a p�.r�311elogram or triangle9 tttien computing the area thereof. The area of all signs in exi�tence at the date of ado tion of this title whether conf�rmzrrg or nor►conforming, shall be counted in establishing� the permitted sign azea of all .�te�r signs .��e—��e-- ��'��'y� � ' allowed for an individual business on a premises. Where a sign is of a ��1�1�u.�#9�" three--dimensional. or raund or irregular solid shape, the largest �,�� r cross-section shall be used in a flat projection for the purpase of �;"�'' ��" � determining sign zrea. G�� 16.08.030 "A Hoard. "A Boarci" refers to any double faced temporary sign which da�:s not exceed twenty square feet per side. 16.Q8.040 Bench sign. "Bench sign" includes a benc:h designed to seat people which carr�es a written or gr�phic message. 16.08.050 Billboard. Fo� "billboard" see "outdoor advertising sign,". 16.08,06Q Iiusiness. "Business" incl,udes all of the activi.ties carried on hy the same legal entity on the same premises and inelucies eleemosynary', �raCernal, religious, educational or soc�.al organiz��ions. "Lega1 entiky" i.ncludes, but is not limited to, individual proprietorships, pa�tners'higs, corporatians, non-protic corpoxa�i�ns, assaciations, or joint stock companies. r 16.(JSo-065 Building Official. O�ficer or designee of the City empowered to enforce the Unif�rm I3uilding Code. 16.08.070 Business af outdoor advertising. "Busines� of outdoor advertisin�; includes the business of constructing, erecting, operating, usir�g, maintaining, or leasing outdoor aavertising signs. 16aQ8.080 Construct. "Construct" incluc�es every type af display in the form of leCters, f�gure.s, characters, representations. 16.I�8.090 Cutout. "Cutout" includes every type of display i.n the form of letters, figures, characters, repr.esentations or others in cutout or irregular form attached to or superimposed upon a sign or advertising sign. 16.08.045 Design Raview. "Design Review" means the process set Farth in the Tigard Municipal Code Chapter 18.59. 3 ■ _ - —_ __,_ _—_ . -i i ' ` ��.0'3_200 Display surface� "Dis�l�y surface" �ncludes the area made � 'available by the sign structure gor the purpose of dispiaying t'he ` advertising or identificatiori message. �, , b ;f = �, 1600� 8.1(15 _ Electronic Infarmation Sign. "El.ec�ronic Information Sign" �'°'��'��`�"'�'� includes signs, displays, devices, or portions thereof with -��hts—t�at- L��y�-�-e(:� S�(' �P�'�`��'' ' te mittanic intervals b electronic rocess or remote �!7 R-7" /` mlt3*---k�e--c h a n g e� a�t in r y P control. Electronic informa'!'ion signs are not identified as rotating, � � ��.,,��' .� revolving, or moving signs. � c,✓�sf/N�u.i Sh 16.08.11Q Eiectrical si:gn. "Electrical sign" inclades any signF�'�� `��S��j�'�" utilizing electrical wiring. '�Zn'��r�.��✓`�,�y�� 16�08.120 Externally illuminated sign. "Externally illumi;.ated sign" includes a sign illuminated from an external light source. 16.0$.130 Face of a building. "Face of a building" includes all � window and wall area of a building in one or�more parallel7planes. 2 c�c��n' 16.08.140 Free-standing sign. "Free°standing sign" includes a sign erected and mounted on a f�ee-standing frame, mast or pole and not attached to any building. 16.08.150 Freeway-oriented sign. "Freew�y-orient�ed sign" includes a sign primarily designed to be read by a motorist traveling on a highway designated by the Oreoon State Highway Department as a freeway or e�cpressway; s�PCific.ally, these shall be Interstate 5, and Oregon State Highway �k217, and shall not include U.S. Hi�;hway 99W. i 16.08.i60 Flashing si n. "Flashing sign" includes any sign which is illuminated by an intesznittent or flashirdg ligk►t source or which is in any other way animated so as Co create the illssYOn c�f movement without actual physical movement or th� illusion of. a flashing or intermitkent ligF�t ar light sourceo Fiashing 5i.gns do not include electronic information �igns� �� n n th of the ro ert 16.Q$.I70 Frontage. Frontage anciudes the leng p , y ,. li�ie of a�}� one premises alan$ a publAC roadwaya 16.(38.180 Ideological 5ign. '�Ideological sign" includes signs which � communicate a political, mc�ral, or philosophical eommen� or religious statement which does not promote any �ommercial interest or refer specifically to a par�icular ballot measure to be voted on in the next election. 16.08.19Q Incidental sign. °'Incidental sign" inciudes signs ad.vertising or identifying associated goods, products, services or facilities available on the premises, including, buk not limited to, tr�ding stamps, credit cards accepted or brand names. 16.08.20� Incombustible material. "Incombustible material" means any mac�rial wt�ich will not ignite at, or below, a temperature of tweive hundred degrees Fahrenheit during an exposure of Eive minutes and which i wi11 n4t continue to burn or glow at that temperature when tested in ' accosdance with sGandards established in the Uniform Building Code. 4 � � _ 1 F , �r„6'.0$'.2I0 Industrial park. "Industrial park°i means a paxcei of land � aahich complies with the 1ot requiremenCS set forth in Section 18.52�080 of th� Tigard Munic;�al Gode. 16.08.220 Tnternally illuminated si n. "Internally illuminated sign" includes signs wirh an internal source of illumination where the light s�urce is not visible from the exterior of the sign. 16.0$.'L30 Mai.ntaino "M�intain" includes to permit a sign, sign structure or part thereof to continue or to repair or refurbish a sign, sign structure or part thereof. 1b.08.240 N�meplate. "Nameplate" inciudes signs identifying only the n�me and occupation or profession of the occupant of the �remises on which th.e sign is 7.ocated, 16.0$.�50 Non.structural trim. "Non�tructural trim" includes the moldings, baCtens, caps, n�iiing strips and latticin�, letters and walkways which are attached to a sign structure. 16.0$,26'0 Off-premises sign. 'bff-premises sign" includes any �ign including, but n�t limited to, a painted sign, temporary sign, permansnt sign or outdoor advertising sign, which sign advez�kises goods, products or services which are not sold, manufactured or distributed on or £rom the premises or a sign which advertises a business or facilities not located on the premises on which the sign is located. 16.0$.27Q Outdcror advertising or billboard sign. "Outdoor advertising sign" includes a sign constructed, erected and maintained by a persor. LieEnsed to engage in the business of outdoor advertising and which sign is an off-premises sign supported by a substar►tial pex�man.ent sign structure with a �isplay surface or display surfaces primarily designed fo,r the pur�ose of. pain.tin� or �ostina adv�z.txsz.ng mess��P thereon at pexi.odic intervals, and where customarily, although nat PxclusivLly, the use of the display surface is lea5ed to otf►er persons. Sometime� r�ferred Co as "Billboards". ' 16.08.280 Person. "Person" means i.ndividuals, corporations, associatifli�s,, firms, partnerships and joint stock companies. 16.C18.290 Plastic material. "Plastic material" includes those anateriaYs ►nade wh411y or partial.ly from standardized plastics iisted and described in the Uniform Building Code or approved plastics which have bsen approved ►�y the Underwriters Labaratory for use in construction of el�ctrical signs. 16.08.295 Polztical signs. 1°Political Signs" are signs promoting or ,�� oppos g a c3r►didate or measure in a specific elect�.on. ��rfy,uj�'�.ox.J �("✓C�,.�'', l`�,, 16.08.3Q0 Premises. "Premises" includes one or more lots on which axe constru�:.t�d or on which are to be cpnstructed a building or a group of buildings designed as a unit. 16.08.310 ProJjecting sign. "Projecti►ig sign" includes signs oCher than a wa11 sign whiclt projects from a buiZding. 5 � l : - -- --- . . . . � . . . . � .. . � .. � . � . � .. . ' . . � � ;��i.08.320 Projection. "Projection" means the distance by which` a � � � projectin� sign exCends from'a 'building. ' � 16.08.330 Reader baard sign< "Reader board sign" i.nciudes an� sign wiCh changeable copy as"message, excepC electronic infarmation signs. 16,08.340 Roof sign. "Roof sign" means a sign erected upon or directly above a roof or parapet of a building or structure. 16 08.350 Rotating, tevolving or moving; sign. "Rotating, revolving or moving sign' means any sign, or portion of a sign, which moves in any manner.` : 16.08.360 Sign. "Sign" includes an advertising sign, outdoor advez�tising sign; on—premises sign, display, temporary sign, temporary si;gn display, message`, light (other than• a device used ,primarily to illumina[e a building or a pr�mis�s), emblem, deviGe, figure �r mannequin, painting, drawing9 placard, paster or other thing that is designed, used or intended for advertising purposes, or to inform or to attract the !atCention af the publi.c, and includes, where applicabie, the sign structure, dispiay �urfaces and all oth.er component parts of the si n. g 16.08.37Q Sign structure. "Sign structure" includes any structure which supports or is capable of supporting any sign as descri.bed in r.he Unif�rm Building Cade. A sign struc[u�e may be a single pale and may ox may not be an integral part of a buildiza�. 16.08.380 Temporary sign. "Tem�orary sign" includes any sign, "A" board �rame, banner, or advertisxng display which is not �en�eanenkly erected ar permanenkly affixed to any sign seructure, sign to�aer, or building and which is no[ an eleatrical sign or an internally illuminated sign ax�d cloes n��t �►ave ch�n�eable mes,sage char.acterisrics. 1.6.08.390 TJn�.form liuilding Gode. „Uniform Building C;ocle" rneans the most recent struetural and spec�alt� Qregon Unz£orm Building Code as adopted by tk�e Oregon l�epartmen.t of Commerce, and which Unifnrm Buil.ding *' Code, by this reference, is incor�urated in this title ta the earrent of sper.i�ic citations thereof �;n this tiCle. 16.Q8.�eOp Wall sign. "Wall sign" includes any sign attached to, painted on, o�r er�cte�i against the wall of a buxlding or s�ructure, with the expo�ed face of the sign in a plane �arallel t� the pl,ane of the wall. 6 � . + � A � . . � . � � . . � � � � 'i' � Chapter i6.12 PERMITS Sections• 16.12.Q10 PE121�tITS REQUTRED 1b.12.020 APPLICATION 16,12.A30 F�� _ 16.12.040 INSPECTIONS 16.12.050 EX�'MPTIONS 16.12v060 REPAIR; MAINTENANCE, AND CHANG� OF COPY OF LAWFUL SIGN 16.12.010 PEI�IITS KEQUIRED, No sign sha11 hereafter be erected, re-erPCted, construct:ed, ' altered or relocated within khe city limits I except as provided by this title, and a permit for Ghe same has been issued by the Building Official. A separate permit shall be required for a sign or signs for each business entity and a separate permit shall be required for each group of signs on � single supporting structure. A s:eparate permiC shall be r,equired when it is proposed to remove a sign from iCs supporting structure for its repair and maintenance. Not withstanding the Sign Gode pQrmits of' thi� secEion. Separate structurai , permits undpr the Uniform Building Code sha11 also apply. In additic�, . an electric�l permit shall be obtained for all illuminat�d. signsa from the enforcing agency, subject to rhe provisions of the State Electrical Code. 1b.12.020 APPLICATION. A lication for si n ermits shall be made in PP � P writing upon fo•rms furnished by t'ne Building Official. T11e a�pl�cation s�all cr.4s� the lacation by street and i�umber <�f proposed sign ancl the name and address of the owner and sign contracCoz or erector. The following informaCian shall accompany the application; �l) .� miniaium �f two copies of. p'lot pl�ns, drawn Co seale, and a scale drawing nf the sign. T'ti� �,loC plan shall indicate the locaeioi. �f t�e Slgil� all buildings, property lines, �xisting 51�L4S' �Streets, r driveways an;d qver�ad power linesr on tha premises. �/��t�' ��'�`�'��'� �� .��`�,.�,�� v��'� � �.o��7��;� � �� 3tt�� ,�� ,a� (2) The scale drawing of the sigr� shall show �ign dimen�io�isq the col.ors, materials, height above ground, saurce and intensity of any �.1lumznation and the construction showing size of footings, anchorages, and welds. (3) The Building Official may require engineers Galc��i�a��O�� sign construction, anchorage and footi.ng requirements, inc u i w n resistance and seismic forces, all in conformance cvith the requirements of the Uniform BuiZding Codes. All sign stxuctures an ar near a building shall conform to the StaCe Fire L�.fe Safety requirement5 and the Unifarm Building Code requi.rements of the building, structure or azea where it is erected. (4) All el.ectrical ill.uminated signs shall bear the Underwriters Laboratory label or equivalent. �6.12.030 FEES. Each apPl�.cant far a sign permit as a condition precedent to granti_ng of such' perm�t, shall pa� to the city with respect Co the proposed constructxon, alteraeion or relocatian of a sign fnr which a si.gn permit is required as fol.l:owst 7 � � = - . -. � � , �� Sign Area Permit Fee ��'' 0 to 25 square feet �10 ��,� � over 25 to 100 square feet 25 ��" �:� over 100 squar� €eet $25 plus $10 for ��J�' each additional. 100 square feet or fraction thereof Maximum perintit $100 Re-inspection 10 Temporary sign (ea. sign) 1Q Planning Commission Review Fee 25 Subsequent fee5 and amendments to fee •schedules shali be changed by City Council by resolution. These fees are in addition to any fees charged by the GiCy under the Uniform Building Codee Where work for which a permit is required by this Code is sY.arted or proceeded with prior to obtaining said permit, the fees specified in the above table ' shali be d.oubled. All permits shall. expire within ninEty days of issuance when it has been determined by the Building Official that no work ha� been done on the work authorized by said permit. Such permit slhall be renewed, prior ta expiration date, for up to an addir_ional ninety day period without additional charge when requested in writing by the applicant to the Burlding Official. This renewal option shall not a�ply to any action granted by the City on non-conforming signs. This section shall not al�er the renewal prov�sions of the Unifarm Bu.ilding Coc�e which also remains in effect in addition to the provisions of this tikle. 16.12.040 INSPECTIQNS. (1) General. A.11 construction work for which a permit is required shall be subject to an inspection by the Building Offi.cial per the � Llniform Buflding Cod� and this title. A survey of khe lot or pro�osed ' lacation for sign erection may be required by the Buildir►g Of�icial �o verify cumplianc� of tFe� structu�e with approved plans. Neither the Building Official nor the jurisdiction shal.l lae liable ��r expen�e, or other obligatz.ons, entailed in the removal or replacement �f any material required to allow inspection. (2) Inspection requests. It shall be the duCy of the person doing i the work authorized by a pPrmit to notify the Building Offici�l that such � work is ready for inspection. The �uilding Official may require that every request for irispection be filed at least one working day be£ore such inspection is desired. (3) Required inspections. Reinforcing steel or structural framework of any part af the proposed structure shall not be covered or concealed without first obtaining approval of the Building Official. (A) Foundation Inspections shall be made after all requir�d excavations, form woxk, bolt settings are compl�eed and ready to r�eceive concrete. (B) All anchorages shall be left exposec� for inspection. (C) Electrical inspec[ion shall be made by agency issuing electrical permits. ' 8 �'' � _ � (D) Final Inspections. Final inspection shall be called , fox by the applicant when all work is �orr�ie[ed. This ic�spectian shall cover all items req�ired by the Building Off.icial under State law or (;ity ordinance such as th� locations, landscaping if required anci general compliance with the a;pproved plans and requirements of this title. 16.12.050 EXEMPTIONS. (A) The following signs and operations shall rtot reqa.aire a sign permi[ but shali conform Co all o'ther applicable regulations of this title and the provisions of subseckion B of this section: (1) Signs advertising exclusively the sale, rental or lease of premises on which the si.gns are located; (2) Memotial signs or tablets, names af buildings and dates of erection, if either cut into any masonry surface or constructed of bronze or other incombustible material; • (3) Signs denoting the architeck, engineer, contractor, and similar in£ornration concerning a subdivisi�n or deve�.opmenr and place�i on the construction site; �4) Signs denoting ane time clearance sales of household goods (e.g. a garage sale) ; (5) Signs promoting cr opposing a candidate or measure in a specYfic election; (6) Ideological signs. (7) Signs of temporar� nature advertising events or praducts for '� sa�e for non-profit organizations. �SC�.'fi�� `��'�'�..-� (B) 411 signs exempt from permit requirements under subsection (A) of this sectian shall meet the following requirements: tl) The sign shall be erected on private property with the consent at the lawful possessor �f the property and sha�i not be placed on - -wa . � utili.t ales or in the pubZi� right of y II Y P I ��y.�i�� i Z2) Th� total area of signage per parcel shall not Exceed� square ��,a,�� feet in single family r.esidential, 12 square feet in multi-family zones, ' 15 square feet in C--4 zones, and 70 square feet in other zones,� �;� r.e�ardless of the number of signs. (3) Ar leask one sign shalY. be permitted per parcel of land; additional sign� on such parcel shall be spaced at least SO feet apart in residential zones and 30 feet apart in nonresidential zones. � (C) Signs exempt from permit requirements under Subsectivn (A)(Y) , (3) , (4) , and (5) sha11 be removed within 10 days from Che end of the event dis�layed. Thus, signs under Subsection (A)(1) shall be remc�ved 10 day;s from sale, rental or lease. 5igtis under Subsection t3) shall be xemoved within 10 days of campletion of construction. Signs under &ubsectian (A)�4� shall be removed wiLhin 10 days of Lhe end of the clearance sale. . Signs �nder Subsection �A)(5) shaZl be removed within 10 days o� the sub ject elec;tian. 16.1�.OGQ REPAIK, MAINTENANCG, AND CHANGE OF COPY OF LAWk"UL SIGN The sign pexmit provisions of this title shall not apply to repair, maintenance, or change of copy (including, but not limited to the changing of a nnessage on a sign specifically designed for Che use c�f replaceable copy. Al1 other provisions of this Citle shall app2y. The exemption provided by this section shall not be appJ.icable to unlawful�y � erected or mainCained signs. 9 � ; _ _ _ ___ _ _ ._- _ __ _ -----� � � .� �. . . � . .. � . . . . . . � . . . . , � � �� Chapter 16.24 + NONCONFORMING SIGNS Sections: 1�i.24.0i0 DEFINED - CONTINUANCE 16.24.020 CONTINUOU'S - EXCEPTION 16.24.03U LOGATED ON PREMISES ANNEXED T0 CITY 16.24.040 ALTERATION, RELOCATION OR REPLACEMENT 16.24.050 TYPES RE�UIRING GONFORMANCE WITHIN NINETY DAYS OF TITLE'S EFFECTIVE DATE. I 16.24.010 DEFINED ••• CONTINUANGE. Except as provided in this chapter, signs in existence on March 2Q, 1978, according to Ordinance No. 77-89 a-nd Na� 78-Z6, which do not' confarm to the provisions of this title, bur. which were constructed, erected or maxntained in compliance with all previous regulations, shall be regarded as non-conforming signs �whYC�i may be continued until March 20, 1988 (ten years after �3aC� of ord�na,nce) . 1b.24.020 CONTINUANCE ° EXCEPTION. Signs in existence on January 11, 1971, which do not conform to the provisions of this tirle, but which wese constructed, erected or maintained in compliance w�ith all previous regulations, were regarded as non-conforming signs and eould be continued for a period of ten years Erom January 11, 1971. A11 such signs which were not brought into compliance with the standards a.n Ordinance No. 77-$9 and No. 78-16 and the extensia�s granted by Januaxy lls 1981 are now ire violation of this title. 16.24.03'0 LOGATED ON PRET�ISES �NNEXED TO CITY. Signs lncated on premises annex�d into the Caty after January 12, 19a1, whir.h do not compl� with the provisions of this title, shall be brough� in�o I com liance �rith this title within a erioc� of t�n ears af'ter Cite P P Y effective date of the annexati_on. 16.2G.040 ALTERATION, RELOCATION OR REPLACEMENT. Any sign which is ° stre�:�u�rally altesed, relocated or replac�d sha1Z immediately be braught i,nta com,pli�ance with aTl of the provisions of this title, except the repabring and restoration of a sign on site or away from Che site to a safe condition any part of a sign or S1g11 structure far normal maintenance shall be permitted without loss of no�-conforrt►ing sta[us. 16.24.050 TYPES REQUIE�ING CONFORMA�ICE WTTHIN NINETY DAYS OF TITLE'S EFFECTIVE DATE. 5igns in existence on the effecGive date af this title which do nat comply with provisions regulating flashin� signsi use of par spotlights or rotating beacons ; rotating and revolving signs; f7.ags, banners, streamers or strings of lights; �or temporary or incideatal signs) shall be made to eonform within ninety days from tt�e effective date of khis tztle. 10 �Y �; . , � T` ` � Cha�ter 16.28 S IGN REMOVAL P'R:OV IS IONS Sectioils: ;�+�, 1E.2$.010 NO�N-CONFORMING SIGNS �� e� �c'�'rb h1� �,}� 16.28.02Q ABANllONED SIGNS All signs erected in violation of the requirements of this title from the effective date of this ordinance shall be removed immediately by the owner or erectos. If the erector or ocmer does not bring the sign into compliance or remove it by the time noted by the Buildin� Official's notice to remove, the erector or owner may -be cited into court under TMC 16.4s.030. 4�� 16.28.U10 NON-CON�ORMING SIGNS. All sign� erected afCer the effective date of this title, which are in violation af any provision of this ordina�nce, shall be removed or brought into conformance, upon { written notice by the Building 0£ficial. ; ' All signs which do not comply with this title, bu[ were erected prior to the effective date of this ordinance, shall be remaved or bxought into cor�formance within 60 days from written notice by certxfied mail given by the Building Offa.cial or duly authorized represecztative. 1 If the owner of sign, building, structure or pr�mise f3ils to comnly i�, 1 with the written order, the Building Official or his authorized 4�1� representative may then cite Lhe owner into court subject to Chapter t� 16 e 4 8 a f th i s t i t 1 e. .F�xc�orrs"° � ��?�`�`fi�f.��?�', �.. Chapk�r 7.6.24, Non-Conformix�g �igns, provides far certain time limits and other condirions for certain signs as described therein. ' 7.. A�.y sign that,�by.-_�.ts condition or location pxesents an immediate or serious,' danter� to the pub�ic, by orcler of ehe Building Official, iC`--shall be removed or repaired within the time he may ` specify. f In the evec�t the owner of such sign cannot be found or refuses to comply with Ct�e order to remove, the Building Official sha11 Lhen have the dangerous sign removed and the owner cited f.or non-compliance and recovery nf any damage or expense. i 3. Temporary Signs: A11 temPorary signs shall be r�moved or _. repaired as provided in Chapter 16.46 of ttiis title. 16.28.020 ABANDONFD SIGNS. Any �erson who owns or leases a sign shall remove such si.gn and sign strucicure when either the business that it advertzses ltas discontinued business in Che city or the business that it advertises is no longer conducted in or upon the premises upon which such sign is located. I� the person who owns or leases such sign fails ✓ • 1 l. . ' �: 3 ... � . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . , . . �. . i� . " �� . . � . . . . . � . . . .. . ... . .. . . I �� . . 1 \ .. . . . . . . . � . . � . . � . . . . . . . . . � ti . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. to remove :it as provided in this section; the Building Official shall give the owner of the building, structure or premises upon which, such sign is lo�ated, sixty days written noCice to remove it. If the sign has not been removed aC the expiration of the sixty days notice, t�►e Bui�ding Official or' his duly `authorized representative, may remove such sign at cost to the owner of :the building, structure or premises. Signs which ' - the successor ko a person's busa.ness or business location agree's to main[ain as provided in this title need not be removed in accord'ance with this 'section. Cost incurred by the Building 0£fici�l, oz his duly authorized re�aresentative, may` be made ' a lien against the land or premises on which such sign is located, after notice and hearing and may be collected or foreclosed in the same manner as liens otherwise entered in the liens docket of the City, P l 12 . `_ _ __,,_ -- _ _ - . . . . . .ti. . . . . . . . . � . l. ,.A � . ' . . � . . � ' . � , ChaPter 16.34 HEARINGS PROCEDURES AND EXCEPTIONS � Sections• 16.34.010 APPLICABILITY 16.34.020 LIMITATION ON SEEKING PLANNING CONII�IISSION HEARING; STAY 1°6.34.030 HEARING PROCEDURES 16.34.��0 EXCEPTIONS 15.34.OS0 EXPIRATION OF EXCEPTION WHEN UNEXERGISED 16.34.010 APPLIGABILITY. The foliowing person� may, upon payment of the appropriate fee, be heard by the Planning Cvmmission under TMC i Section 18.84.050{b) and rela¢:ed sections: (1) Any perscar� who has been ordered by Che Building Official ta remove a sign, alleged to be in violation of this title; (2) Any person whose permit to erect or alter a sign has been refused or revoked under this title; (3) Any persons seeking an exception from Che pravisions of this titLe; (4) Any persons �dversely affected by a determinati4n af noncanfozmity by the Building Official under Chapter 16.L4 of this title; �5) Any person� otherwise adversely affected by a determination made under this title. 16034,020 LIMITATLnN OPl 5EEKING PLANNING COMMISSION HEARIPIG; ST,AY. 1 Na hearing Y�efore th� Planning Commission shaYl be gra�Ged from I an order or detereninatian under TM� Section 16.34.010(1), L2), (4) and r �5) unless an applicati,on be filed within 1(� days of scich order or detexmination being made knawtt to the person seeking ret�iew, and unless that person be substantially affected or aggreived by the order. (2) Applacation for hearing shall not stay the action of the iBuildzng Official unless the appLicant requests a stay and after appropriate notice and hearings, khe Building Official deCermines that sPecific public safety considerations outw�igh the delay of the acti:on for the hearin� and review process. 16.34.030 HEARINGS PROGEDURES. Except a� otherwise specifically provided in this title; the proviszons of the TMC Chapter 18.84 shall govern heaxing procedures �inder this title. 13 . . . . ; ..�:A . . . �. . . . . . . � . � .. . . � . � . . . . . � . : . `' 16.34.U40 �XCEPTIONS The �lanning Co�mission or, an review, the Council' may grant exceptions t� the requirements of this titl.e, when the a;pplicant demonstrates that, aweing to special or unusual circumstances relating ko 'the design, structure, or placement of [he sign in rel.ation to �ther structures or land uses or the natural features of the land, the literal inCerpretation of this title would inter�ere with the communicaCive function of the sign without correspondxng public bene:fit in terms of the values .set forth in TMC Section 18.59.010.` 16.3�+.050 EXPIRATION OF EXCEPTION WHEN UNEXERCISED. When the Planning Commission (or, in the case of review, Gt►e City Council) approves an ' exception the rights thereby given to the applicant shall continue to exist and to belnng Co the appl.icant or any other awner of the land for ,a period of one year from the date of final approval. If, at the eacpiration of one year from the date of approval, construction of the structure or ' initiatiore of t"ne use giving ri�e �o the need Eor the excepta:on has nrat begun, the xights given by the. exceptian approval shall termi.nate without 'further action by the City, the Planning Commission, or the �ity Council; Said rights shall �lso terminate at or after the expirarion of une year from approval if, though commenced within one year, construction ceases a�rd is not r.esumed within sixty days. � * I � � � �'�� I 14 . . , � , x ,r , 9 CHAP'�ER 16.36 ZONE REGULATIONS Sec t ion;s' 1b.36.01.0 GENERALLY 16.36.02Q SINGLE FAMILY OR RESIDENTIAL ZONES 16.36.030 MULTIFAMILY FiESIDENTIAL ZONES 1b:36.040 COMM'ERCIAL AND` INI3USTRIAL ZONES �n 16.36.050 COMMERCIAL PR0IFESSTOIVAI� ZONES 16.3b.055 C-4 ZONES �-�'e"�d 1$.36.060 OTHER REQt1IREM'�NTS 16.36.010 GENERALLY. Except as provided in this title, no person shall install or maintain any sign in the City in the xones listed in the following sections. Reference to zones are those established by or pursuant to the Community Development Code. 16.36.020 SINGLE FAMILY OR RESIDENTIAL ZONES. No sign o£ any character shall' be pe,.�-mitted in an R-S, 1�-7� R-10, R-15, R-20 or R-30 zone except the following: (1) Nameplates. Sign bearing only property numbers, names of occupants of the preenises or oeher identification af the premises not l�aving a commercial connotati�n nr�t exceeding a combined a�ea of four square fe�t. (2) Real Estate Signs. On8 on-site e�mporary sign for each streeC frontage affering the premises for salea lease or inspection by the pultilic provide.d that s.k�e total area of stich sigm does nat exceed six square feet in area. Such �i.gns may also be m�difi�d to indicate tha� the property has been �i:�ld. � * (3) Permanent subdivision identificarion signs. One ground sign, at each en�ry point to the subdivi.sion fram the public right-of-way, with tk►e site properly landscape.d, denoting the development name and not exceeding thirty-twn square feet in area. Illumination may be approved as long as �it �ioes not create a public or private nuisance, a, determined by th.e Planning Director considering the purpc�se of the zone. {4) Real estate directional signs. Temparary real estate signs adverti,si.ng an op�n house and located off the pre�eises, limited ro a sign area of six square feet and a maximum dimensian of four feet may be � erected and maintained, provided the display of suclt sign shall be nnly during those hours the property is available for inspection. No other off-premises directional signs sh�ll be allowed. No permits are required for such signs, but the Planning Director may establish reasonable rules and regulations to prohibit sign clutter, erection of ux�safe signs, or other problems in connection with the ex�ection of real estate directional signs. Such rules and regul.atior�s shali be on file with the Gity Recorder. 15 jp' +pt* -7 tr . . � . � . . . � . .. . . . . . . �^�..�:`4i�d.p� � � . . � ' C.,C'D:st m.c.,tic'.c-,�_..� [.c,�.:c.... , ' k � �5) (A) Free-standing signs fo:r religious assemblies and educational instituti.ons in residential zones shall be limited to 16 feet in height and 65 square feet in area per sign face. (B) Religious assemblies and educational institutions are permitted to have reader boards but not in exeess of the allowable sign area. (C) Wall Signs. Wall signs shall xiot exceed five percent of the front wall area and not be permitted on side or rear waLl. 16.36.030 MULTIFAMILY` RESIDENTIAL ZONES. No sign shall be permitted in an A-12, A-2f3, A-40, A-70 $0':PD zone excepC the following: (1) Permanent residential nameplates identx£ying the premises. Total signing ott a premises shall not exceed one square foot of area per dwelling uniG. (2) Inciden.tal signs. Such si��s sha11 only he permi.tted when attached to a gexmanently af�fixed sigri structure or to the wall of the huilding. (3) Real estate signs. One outside sign offering the premases for sale providing that the tota�. area of sueh sign does not exceed twelve square feet. Su�.h signs may be madified to indicate that the property has been sold, ' (4) tdonresidential signs. One il.Iumiclated or t�on-illuminated sign not exceeding six feet in height and 65 square feet in area per sign face � identi£ying any nonresi3ential use permitted. in a multiple family residenkial zone, if such use has been agprove�d unde� kY►.�: cone�Ytional use proces5o (5) Real e�tate directional �igns, fsee standing an�t eva11 signs shall be Che �ame as paragraph 4 and 5 of Single Family rzsid�nCa.�l zones. C-� ��1�•,,C..,a �K. ' 16�36.040 �OMMERCIAI. A�tD INt�USTRLAL ZONES. G-3, C-3�d, G-Ss and M-�y M-3 and M-4 xndustrial zonesc Free-standing signs shall have c�r[arn lixnitations ax�d conditions when permi.tted an p�operties zoried commercial and industrial. One multifaced, free-standing sign identifying the pxincipal goods, products, facilities or serv�i,ces avaiiable on the premises, sltall be pex�mitted on the p�emises, subject to conditions and limitations as stated herein. A readerboard assembly m�y be an integral part of the free-standing sign. Free-�standing signs. � Area Zimitso The maximum square footage of signs shall be seventy square feet per face or a total of one hundred farry square feet for a11 sign faces. No part of any free-standing sign shall exCend over a property line into public right-of-way s�pace. C.-''� . 16 , ,J �y Area Limit Increases. 1'he sign axea may be increased one square foot for each lineal foot the sign is moved back from the front property line the s-ign is adjacent to. If the street is curbe.d and paved the measureme�lt may be taken from a point which 'is fifteen feet from the pavement. This increase in sign area is limited to a maximum of ninety square feet per face or a total of �one hundred ei��ty square feet for all faces. Height` Limits. Free-standing signs located next to the public righC-of-way shall not exceed twenty feet in height. Height may be increased one foot in height Eor each ten feet of setback from the property Iine or a point fifteen feet from 'the edge of pavement whichever is less to a maximum of twenC.y-Cwo feet in height. Wall Signs. ' Allowable Area. Wall signs, ic�cl.udi.ng illuminated reader boaxds, may be erected or mainta��ned but st1a11 nat �xceed i� gross are3 £ifteen percent of the building frontage occupied by the tena,nt. Wall signs may not project m�re than eighteen inches from the waL1 or extend above the wall to which they are attached. In buildin,gs where one or more tenant(s) occupy a portzon of a building which does not include any portion of an exterior wa11 having exposure to a public street, a�lowable wall sign area will be comp�t�d in the followin� mann.er: each tenant nat having building frontage may have a wall sign on the wall having street exposure (front wall) prov�ded it does not exceed in sign area that portion of si�n area permitted that front wall renant having the smallese propc�rtian of allowable szgn area. In this type of �uilding th.e al.lawable proportion af front wall sign area shali be �ompated as fifr.,�e�a percent oE the total buildin� face. A wa11 s%�n program shall be established for a11 muLti-tenan� buildings, no new p��-mit shall be issu�d until such a pro�xam is estahlished. On pr�-existing buildings, each new tenant will adhere to the established program, . Zf it is determined under the design review process that the wall sign's visual appeal and overall dPSign quality vrouZd be served, an additional fifty percent of the allowable sign axea may be permiCted. No copy will be permitted, however, in the additinnal area permitted. Fos purposes of this subsection, "copy" includes symbols, logos, and letters. Paiixted Signs. Wa11 signs painted directly onto the wall surface shall not exceed in gross w�all area fifteen percent of the face of the building they are painted upon, and the vertical dimension of Che sign cannot �exce�d twenty percenk of the height of the wall. Real Estate Signs. One free-standing or wall sign will be permiCted offering the pfiemises for sale or rent. Totai area of such sign shall not exceed seventy �70) square feet. ,��,,�-��r,,..,1 ��'��.�'�`�.f�', .�,� � 17 .. . , � "� �i6.36.050 Commercial-Professional Zone (CP) Signs Permitted. (1) There shaTl be not more than one square fo�t of sign area for each one hundred square feet of floor area within the building or buildings to be identified. All signs shall not exceed fifkeen square feeC per ,�� or a total of thirty square feet for all sign faces if both �� faces are_use``d�' ' (2) No sign shall project above the roof line or extend over a pulilic sidewalk or right-of-way. A11 faces of signs shall be parallel to the face of the building upon which the sign is located and to which the sign pertains. (3) Signs may be painted or othexwise applied directly to a wa11 provieling such sign is an integral part of building design and a-pproval - is obtained for such sign under the design review process. �4) No billboards shall be permitted. . ��....,�..,,,�� 5) � S�ecial types of signs per Chapter 16.40 this title may be ..__- ��e� , � approved under the �ade�.i�.g� review process. /��?�'��'��•��• �'� `"� �'�' ''� °��f`r S��.s r. � :'" �,r�... P+..�'a�,.P,�wCs ..'�'.,.. . 3.>. a;�,�"�r°,�'P�:.n„r �t�:�t�.�C.�11'"l d�^�'rf ,�F`-t"C��'f°a� �°a�..,,T ,f r P Q.,, P a ,�i r�.. � � a . � Signs in a planned development district for the specific purpose of ��.c;n� adv�rtising the pretnises for sale or rent, site identification, building �✓ �r �"3�ntificaEion,�tenant�i�entification and traffic direction may be permitted in such planned development district as approved in the general plan subject to appraval by the Planning Director, providing that an integrated sign theme is carried out compatible with the overall development and consistent with the appxoved. gPneral plan and �arogram. � 16035.055 C-4 Zone Si�ns PermitCed. ��,�� (1) Th� area of all signs shall not exceed fiftea:� �l5) square feet � � per side, or a tt�tal of thirty (30) square feet fox a11 sign faces if �� ; more than one face is used. t � � (2) Free standix�g signs may be permitted i.n lieu of building maunt�d signs, subject to specific approval under the design review process. (3) Special types of signs per Chapter 16.40 this title may be --- approved subject to a specific approval under the design review process. �.�,�-,�°.� �. 16.36.060 Other Re�uirements �Which Shall Apply to Commercial and Industrial Zones� If it is dete�nnined under the design review process I Chat the sign's visual appeal and overall design quali.ty would be served , while maintaining the intent and purpose of this title, an additional I c t of si n fifty percent of the allowable sign area and twenty--five per en g height may be permitted. No copy wi.11 be permitted in the additional , area or height. For purposes of this subsection the word "copy" inci.udes symbols, logos, and figures, as well as letters. Each free-standing sign shall be surrounded by an area set aside to ' protect the sign from vehicles negotiating i.n the parking area of the 18 � l _ _ � ° . , . p � . . � .. a ;1 � �bUSiness to which the sign re'lates, and the area yet aside shall be landscaped. The size and shape of the area set aside and the landscaping shall be represented on the Plot plan required by permit and shall be sulajeat to the review and control of Che Planning Director or his agent, under the design review process. On existing sites where a landscape � island is not feasible, the' minimum clearance between the lowest portion of a free-standing sign and the ground shall be �ourteen feet in any vehicle maneuvering area. No free-standin� sign, nor any portion of any free-atanding sign, shall be located or project over any portion of a street, sidewalk or otner pubZic Xight-of-way c,r pr�perty unless an exception h�s been granted. When a �remise contains more thaz� a single Cenant but is not defined as a stsopping center, the provisions of a free-standing sign shall take into considerakion the need for praviding a signing system which is harmonious ir� appearar.ee and iegible. The building owner shall provide, at his own expense, a common support for all tenant signage. Up to an additi�nal fifty pexcent oE sigxt copy area may be p�rmitted under the design review process so as to adequately identify the separate tenants when datermined that the increased sign area will not deter from the purpose of this title. Shopping centers or indu�trial parks, defined as areas of not less than eight business units and consisting of not less than four acres, shall estabiish a single signing for►nat. The sign shall include the compl�ex name and streeG number. Up to an addita.onal fifty percent of sig�n area may be permitted uncler the design review proress to �dequa�ely identify the complex when determined that the increased sign area will not deter from and purpose of Chi.s title. Ttris increase should be judged accarding to unique identification needs and circumstances which necessitate adlditional ar�a to m�ke the si�n sufii�ciently legibl�. When � shappi�g center ar indastrial mark has �nore �l�an one main entrance on sepax�te frontages, a �econd free-standing sign may be allowed under the design review pracess. The two allowable signs shall. face separate frontages ° and are not in�t�nd�d to be �ie�wed simultaneously. I I I 19 � � , tl r' Y p � Chapter 16.40 �I�ECIAL TYPES OF SIGNS Sections: 16=40.010 FLAGS, BANNERS, A�D SIMILAR ITEMS 16.40.020 PUBLIC UTILITY SIGNS AND STGNS REQUIRED BY LAW 1b.40.030 SIGNS :NOT DESIGNED T0 8E VIEWED FROM ANY PUBLIC STREET OR PUBLIC RIGHT-UF-WAY 16.40.04Q CERTAIN SIGNS PROHIBITED 1�.40.Q50 FLt1SHING SIGNS AND SIGN ILLUMINATION 16.40.060 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS 1�b.40.070 BENCH SIGNS • 16.40.080 INCIAENTAL SIGNS ��f�.. � t6.40.090 POLITICAL SIGNS � 16.40.01U FLACSs BANNERS, AND SlMILAR I'lEMS (1) Prohibited Display of F7,ags and Banners. It is a violation �f this article tc* erect or maintain serings of pennants, banners or streamers, festoons of lights, clusters of flags, strings of twirl.ers or propellers, flashing or blinking lights, flares, bailoons, and similar . c�eviees of carnival character� Exceptions. (A) National, state, and inbtitutional flags properly displayed; (B) Seasonal decorations and generalI:y r�rognized holidays ; ,,�, (C) ��ennants and banners �pproved as temporar�� signso�.� 1�.��•�'�'��'�'�°�' � fra� �'��`�+�tw c7�' ��t�r1�y �s�7r�r.,-�.�r+��y 1b.40.�2Q PU�LZC U'�ILI�Y SIGNS l�ND SIGNS R�QGI.RED BY LAW. Nothing in thi5 title slhall prevent the ereckion, loca�ian or canstruction af signs on private property where such ereckion, construction or locatian is required by any law or ordinance nor shall any public a�ency �r utility � be prohibiked from erecting signs on private property when otherwise permitted. r 16.40.U3b SIGNS NOT DESIGNEI� TO Br. VIEWED FROt�i AI�X PUJ3LIC STRELT QR PUBLIC I�Y�kiT-Or-WAX. Nothing in t'his title shall pre�rent the �rection, location or canstructio❑ of directional or instructional signs an private property when such signs axe solely designed to direct or to guide or to insrruct pedestrians or vehicular traffic while on the parcel of real property on which the signs are located. No sign permit or fee sha1Z be requised for such signs. ' 16.40.040 CERTAIN SIGNS PROHISITEb. (1) Unsafe signs or improperly maintained signs. No sign shall be constructed, erected or maintained unless th�e gign and sign structure is so constructe_d, erected and maintazned as to be abie to withstand the wind, seismic and other requirements as speciEied in the Uz�iform Building Code. No sign shall be constx�ucted, erected or maintained in violation of the mainCenance �rovisions nf this title. 20 �, .. �'a � �' °�� (2) Signs at interse�tions. No sign shall he erected at . . e a � . . . � � � . . .. intersections of any srreets in 'such a manner as to materially obstruct free and clear vision nor s,hall any sign be erected at, any location wh�re, by reason of the position, shape or color, it may interfsre with, obsCruct the view of, or be confused wiCh, any authorized traffic signa� or device; nor sha11 any sign be ereeted whirh makes use of the word a� [1 n r� u i� stop , laok , danger , or any otlier similar word, phrase� symbol or cl�aracCer in such manner as is reasonably likely to i:nterfere with, mislead or confuse motorists. �3) Obscenity. No sign shall bear or contain statemenr.s, wards or pictures in which the domina.nt theme of the material, taken as a whole, appeals to the prurient interest in sex or is patently offensive be:cause it affronts the contempor�ry community standar<1 relating to the description or represesttation of sexual material which is utterly without redeeming social value. (4�) �6strncting signs. 'No si�n or sign structure shall be constructed 'in such a manner or at such a Locatian that it will obstruct access to any fire escape or other means of ingress or egress from a builda.ng or any �xit cor�idor, exit ha`llway or exit doorway. No sign or supporting sCructure shall cover, wholly or partially, any window or doorway in any manc�er Chat it will substantially limit ,;�cess !-o the building in case of fire. (5) No off-premises sign shall be permitted in any commercial or �� industrial zone, excapt outdoor advertising signs, as regulated in other parts of this ti[le. Off-premise signs may only be approved by the Planning Comanissg.on through khe exception procedure esCabTished by 5ection 1:6.34.040 nf th:�.s tzCle. (6) Stsings of bare lights shall �ot be constructed, erected or mazntainec� w��hira �iew df any pu�blic str�e� or publY,c ri�ht-of-wa�. �'his � subsection shall not apply to lighting di.splays as describ�d in 16.40„ D � � ` (1)(B), „ (7) Roof signs of a:�y kind are prohibit�d, includin.g temporary si;�nsa �,1,'��:..y�4 8 Revolvin rotatin or movin si ns of any kind are prohibited:� � ) � g. � � g � III I6.40.OSU FLASHING SIGNS AND SIGN ILLT.TMINATZON. ',I � (1) Flashing signs, expos�d refle�, ctive-tXpe bulbsa�sK t�robe lights, I�I � ,, ��> ��,�{ � rotary be�acons, pa�..�s�ot.s�,,�.�,»�.?,-�o.��.�,��.t,s�-�ox�szimaela�,.�..`�ice„s.�.�,�s a� .� R�� I � �\�t„ �� i"�eh'�"ti'i`E��:'�Exposed zncandescent lamp which exceed� twenty-five watt., ��.` �l�` s�ia�"�not be used on ttt� exterior surface of any sign so as [d expose the � � �,�'� y face ef such bulb or lamp to any public street or public right-of-way � with Che exception of elECtronia informa�ion signs. __...., �.,�,..mw.E.�,M,,,...._._.�...._.. (2) The surface brigl�tne�s of any sign shall not exceec� that oroduced vy the diffused c�utp�:t obksined from eight hundred. milliampere fluorescent light sources not closer than eight inches on center. 21 ✓ v � � .y`.. a v . � . . � . ` �� 16.40.060 OUTUOOR ADVE�tTISING SIGNS. Outdoor advertising sign regulations sha�.1 be as follows: �i) Zones Permitted. Outdoor advertising signs shall, be permztted only in� a C-3 cammercial xone or M-?., M-3, and M-4 ind'ustrial zones. (2) �#eight. The maximum height nf an outdoor advertising sign shali not exceed thirty-five feet fram the �round level at its base. f3) Size. (A) The maximum si�n dimensions of an outdoor advertising sign shall be twelve feet in height and twenty�-five feet in lengtla (excludi►zg supports and foundations) or a total maxzmum sign area of three hundred square feet per face. . ��) Outdoox advertising si�ny may be 3.ncreased in area to fourteen feet in height and forty-eight feet in len�th or a total maximum �ign area of six hundred seventy-fxve square fee� per face where pezmitGed as .freeway-oriented signs. (C) (hi freeway-oriented signs, cutquts may project beyond the display surface ��d may add up to one-third additional area: of permitted display surface and further may extend €ive ared one-half feet above, four feet below or two feet to either side of the display surface, provided that the thirty-five foot maximum height limiC is not exceeded by such cutouts, �4) LocaCinns Permi[Ged. (A) Ourdoor advertising signs sha11 unly be p�smitked to locate on �nd oriex�t tea U'S Hzghway 99W (Southwest Pacific Highway�, Oregon Ska�� Ex�res�way Noo 217; and Interstate Fr�eway No� 5. (B) Oukauor adverGising signs shall not have more than one display surface facing in the same traffi� direction on any one premises. t For tk�e purpos� of this pr�vision and fox the purposes of ap�lying the spacing lim.itations or density limi.tations which follow, a single outdoor adver�ising structure on which two display surfaces are attached back--to-back shall be considere� as one outdoor advertising sign and with one display surface �acing one traf£zc direction. (5) Outdaor advertising sigtts shall, not be located within three t�undred Eeet or another autdoor advertising� sign on the opposite side of i the �treet or higt�way or within five hundred feet of another outd�or advertising sign on the same side oE the streeC or highway. For purposes of applying this limitatiott, distances shall be measured as a radius from a sign. Where two �r more signs ar� in violation o� khese spacing provisions, the first lawfully constructed, erected and ��aintained shall. be permitted to remain. 22 � _ _ ._ : __- , _._� � 11..' vA � �. . . . . .. . . . . � . � � � � . . . . . � . � ..... . ..K ..�� .. . � . . . . . �e�,,,' �`w'`� (6) Outdoor adv�rtisin� signs shall have all metal structures; pr�vided, however, that the disp'1ay surface or dispTay surfaces and the strin;gers use for the support of the display su:rfaces together with rutouts may be made of ,other materials.' (7) Outdoor <advertising signs are noC ,permitted as roof. signs. ' (8) Maintenanee - standards generally of ' outdoor advertising or billboard �igns. , A11 signs, tog�ther with all of their su�►ports, braces, guys and anchors shal:l be kept in good repair and sha11 be maintained in a safe- condition. Al.l signs and the site upon which they are locaCed shall be maintained in a neat, clean and attr�ctive conditions. Signs shall be Ycept free f�om �excessive rust, �orrosion, peeling paint: or other` surfac;e deterioration. The display surfaces of all signs shall be kept neatiy painted or" pcssred. 16.4U.U70 BE�ICH SIGNS: Ben�c� si.gns sha11 only be permitted at desig ted �ransit sto.ps z.n commercial, industriai, and multifamily zones where Ro bus shelCer exists. There shall be no more than one bench sign per aliowable transit stop. Placemen� of the bench sign shali not interfese with pedestrian traffic ar traffic vision. Application for a bench- �ign shall ineZude tke signature at the affected property owner and proo� of liabili:ty insurance. � I6.40.QF30 INCII7ENTAL SIGNS. Incidental signs shall not exceed twelve ,� 12 inches in heigt�.t anci eighteen (lg) inches in widkh and shall be '�� f�� limited to four (4) signs attached to a permitted free standing sign. �!�� Incidental sig�s as described ahove, are permitted as �rall signs. The tot�al cambineci area shall not exceed six (6) �quare feer. ...-. 1fa.�O0.U90 P�Ob.ZTIC,AL SI�NS. Signs r�latir�� to th� nominatzon ae�d election of �ny indi.i��dual ,Eor a pol��ieal off,ice or advocacy o�E any � �measure to be v4ted u�o�i a�t sn elec�tion shall be �llow�d undsr �t�e � fol�owia�g conditio�.g; � } (1) Such signs shall b� temporary in nature and shall tse remaved � wit&�in 1Q d�ys a�Cer the electi,on. �� , � ' � ��: � (2)Such si�ns shall not exceed twe].ve (12) square feet in residential ' � + zones and Chirty-two (32) square feet i.n all oCher areas. ,�� '� �� I (3) No, palitieal sign shall be erected within or on any public t property or right-of--ti�ay or affixed to any pole, post or standard located � within or on public property or right-of--way, �k..-, 23 � ' _ __- _ — _ _ i - i � r �� . . . . . . . . . . . . . �` " �,1 d d ,'�.,, Chapter 16.4b TEM�P�RARY �IGNS Sections: 1b.46.010 AUTHORIZATION. 16.46.07U ISSUANCE e1UTH0RITY. 16.46.030 REQUIRED CONDITIONS. 15.46.D10 AU�HORIZATION. The Building Official shall be empowered to authox�ize tempor�x�y signs nat exempted by Section 16.12.OSU of this ti[le. The Building Official shall attach such conditions to the issuance of a permit for a temporary sign as may be necessary to assure discontinuance of the use of the sign in ac�cordance wi'th the terms of the �� authorization, and to assure substantial compliance rai.th the purpose of thi� title. 16.46.Q20 ISSUANCE AUTHORTTY. (1) The Building Official may issue temporary sign permits which shall terminate within 60 days from the date of issuance. � (2) No permit shall be issued Eor a period longer than 60 days, but a permit may be renewed by the Building Official upon a showing of good cause for the continuation of the temporaxy permit. 16d46.030 REQUI�ED CONDITIONS. Applicant� for temporary sign permits shall submit such evidence 3s may be req�sired to enable the Building `� Off�cial to determine that one or more of the following conditions �xists: ,� (1) The need for the temporary sign i� [he direct r�sult of a � � casualty loss; �� '�� '�'��,?� � (2) The applicant has lost leasehold occupancy rights; � , /� (33 The need for a ten�porary sign is to bring to the attention of nt ��`�' � ' th� ublic a s ecial sale a s ecial. service or 3 s ecia�, evenC which is � _ F..._. P : P � P � �pampatible wiCh th� busine5�;; , _ ��, � (4) Types and lncations of temporary signs shall be as foZlows; (a) Zhe total number of temporary signs �hall nat exceed �+� \Ki �four (4) for any one business at any one perio� �f time. � , , � � ��,., (b) 2tie total area of one sign shall not exceed twelve (12) �'' �� squar� feet e (c) See definrtion I6.�8.Q30 Temporary Signs f�r type approved. (d) L,�ocation shall be as approved by Buildirsg Official. Sign clutter, blankeCing, and shabby appearances of signs shall be avoided. 24 � l _ - - -= ---- __ _ -- � �-�x s�u ..f � . � . . � � . � . . .. . . . . � . . . ,�y(� �:I y.rt . � � . . � . . .�F ��{!�{{� V„ . .. � . . . . . � Chapter 16.48 ADMINISTR�TION Sec t�.ons: 16.48.O1U ° SI�N PERM'IT AUTHORITY 16.48.020 ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY - RIGHT OF ENTRY 1�.48.030 VIOLATION - PENALTY T6:48:010" ' SIGN"PELtMTT AUTHORITX. All applicatio.ns for sign permits shall be submitted to ar�d be approved by the �uilding, 0ffxr.ial, 16.48.U20 ENFORCEMENa AUTHO'�RITY, RIGHT OF ENTRY. The Build;ing Official is authorized arrd c�ix�cted ta �nforCe all of the provisions of this title. All signs fo.r, w�hich' permits are required shall t�e inspected` by the Building O:fficial. Upon presentation of proparty credentials, the Bui�ding Offi�ial or his duly authorized�: r�pr��ent�tav�e rnay enter at reasonabie Cimes, any build�tatg, structurE or premiEes in the City ta perform any duty impased upon him by this title. 1'fi.48.030 VI(7LATION PENALTY: Any person who aiol.aCes aczy of the provisions of this title, upon conviction,' �ha11 be guilty o£ a misdemeanor and such person shall be punished by a fin� of not less thax� �ifty" 'doll�ars ansi not a�nore th�n three hundred dollass p>er offense. Persons cnnvicked af wiolating a ��ovision of this tbtle shall be deemed, gui.le� of a sepa>rate offense for ea�ch day during w'hich khe vxolati�n cantinues, � 25 � I � rv r� �� r� I I I P � 9 : �_.., � . . . , . .. T � C� E! � 'D � E, t�i F�1 T�1 I AI G � Q kI P� I S �§ Y � iV 14.�lYUY�B'�L\ SALii 1 il\V � .IA,�TiIARX 4, 19$3 1, Vaae-�President Spe�ker ��13�� he xn�eta.az� to ��d�r at 7t35 P.P3. 'The r�e�tin� w�� eXd at F'Qw1�r Junic��r Eiigh. School - Lecture �i.00my Y,0865 S.id< �l�ln�;t St. , Tigard, Clne�ogie 2= �sQLL c�t�.]LLa P'resent: t�ice--Presid��t �p�aker, Commissiax►�r� Gh�is�:�n, (3raen�, Boa�n, �ztd .Nie�en, - . �+ Excvsed absence: President Te��clinoa Cormmissian,�rs �,CVe��t �rad Eciia�. r �taxf: Wil�.inm �'IQnah�a[t' I�a:rector of �'lanzaing and Developmen�r E�.:iza�ieth Newtan, �sso�iats PZanner; lliane Jeld�xk.s, �les�C �p�st. � 3� �iinuees from Septemtae� 7, and December 7A 19�2 were �an;�idex�ec3o Gc�rnmissxoner Bcrn�. �noved amd Commi�si�ner Oraens �e�onded t� appr�ve �he niir�utes as pre�e�t�c�, � 4. COMAiTSSI0IV C�DMMIJN�CA2ION • Tilere was no E'larinin� Cemmissian Cor�anurti��.tic,n, 5. PUBLIC HEAR.�NGS ae Vice-Pr.esident Speaker ogen.�d the Public Eiearin,gs by readang the usual s�a�em�nt of autltarity far the p�oee�ure to he fr�llowed in L-h� m�eting. � 5.1 NEIGHBORHJOD PL.ANNING IJRGHNI2ATION AI'POINTf4P:I�TS A xequest by various ca.tizens to be appointed as memhers of 1VP0 �k 2 and 5. � Dire�tor of Planning and Development Monahan rnade tne Interview Te��n'� xecommendation for appc�intment c�f the f�llowing indivgci�aaZ� ta L-he app�oprxate NPQ. "` I , I Dennis P�ssell NP4 �� 2. o •"^�� li '�'homas Woodward NPO 4� 2 '�,�, ' � Bi11 �i.eker NPC� �k 5 ,,,�-�"° ' ..--• '—____ PU�3I.IC TESTTMONY - L o No one appeared to speaka � COMMISS�OiV DISi,U�SIOI� AND ACTICN • �ommzssioner ihaens c�mmer!ted she knew B:ili �ieke� and f�lt he wauld �e an a�se� to �lze tvPO. _, ,�,.,, � � �n�ana.r�sirsne� �}��akex �dded tae was �$a�in ple�sed watke tt�� i��.�h qraalaty of ind�.va.dusl� he had Y�elped to �.nterview. , a Com�raission�e� �cnn ma�ed and �c�ma��ssa.oner L'E�risteR spcc��nde� tc� �a�wara �h� cxames of the three in�ividuals tn Cit3r ��aeccil w�.�h seco�rn��d��i�n for appoit�tment. i Motion ap�roved by �xnaa�a.mou� voke o� Gouc�aissi�n �Zresex�t. ' �, 5.2 3UBI7IV�S�ON S 7°82 PETE JANZEN N�'0 � b ' A re�uesC by 1'ete .Janz�n �� subflivide fc�u� ].ots t�taling 5�47 �cx�es in�o. 19 single: farnil.y buildir�g lats of appruxi.mately 7,500 sc. ft, each., Th� zening designatiar� �.s R�7 Singl� Family. ?'he Flan designation is R-•7 Si��;�.e Family. Th� praperty a.s located �� 99Z(7 S.W. McDona�.d (47CTM 2S1 �.1�,� lat 6�t��, 601 and 701). o Associate Planner Newtar. ex_plainec3 Chat thzs �aas �he sec�nd tim� tt�is . subclivfsion has been ksefore t.he Plan.ning Ccsmmissior►. 2he original C subdi�ision had never t,e�n fileci with the CQU�xty and n.ow tt�e appli.c��xk wants to remo�vs twa o� ��ne laY.s from tr�� o�iginal �u�idivi.sian. Ttaere ha� been a �I�.nor Land F�arti�i�n fi2esl �� di�ide the twa l��s. St��£ a reqc�ested the agglicant to file fc,r ana��i�er subciavision Co giv�e the Plannzn� Comm�.ssion an apportunity to revi.ew. Staff i� r��ommending approval wi�:h t:ondition�. FIIBLIE� TESTIM�NY s No or�e appe��ed tc� speaka PL.6INNIN� COI�iMISSIQN DISCUSSION AND ACTiON � Discussion followed r�garding the twa loL-s and how t�e Ma.nor r.,and Partitbon would divide th�m. � �ommissioner Moen �ras �oncerned that there wai.eld be side�aalks along 3.W. 38th, ac�d ther� would be incr�ased traffic c.ongestion an McDonald. a Assaciate PlanrePx Net3�on sta�ed titat R7th would b� compleL-ed to go th�•ough to the �ubdiv:isinn. � Cocrnnissioner c�wens was concerxled with the condition of hfct7onald Street t�. and w�er� improvecnents wauld be done. Sl1e rlid not lik.e the idea of. � having more ar_cess ontr� �icDonald Stree�e �01 � • Discussion followed regarding the corner lo� �n Mci3onald and 98ttt not , � being a part of tk�e subdivision and Paoul.d not be dozr.g ha�.f-�street � improvements. ' �,+, A �ie d I il lil II 4 P,AGE 2 - �'T�ANNiI�IG COMMI+IIISBION MI�IUTES - January 4, 19�i3 I ��in...�.... ��.L...._. ......_.. .....�.,..... .:... , r. .:...o,. .��.�� 'tw.��M�a.:,.. ... . �, i. i. ... .�. ..� ^n+� , r,�l.Y.. av a.. +l. n�t. .» �...... e ��. ... . � . _ ' .. _ xtkv�l�� .1L 'LSU�4i,� � 1G�aV. dwk�Fal-wuJaW�r a1•• ::L . ._. � . . . _ . . . • Comima.ssioz�e� R2aen mawed ��d �a��.ssiane� Christ�n ��esxr€3�d to:< $p�rc�vz , S�xbdivrisia�x� � 1°�"L, �lc�c�nz�ld. -Acres pc�r �i€��f'� z��ccs��ndsti.�sn�..��td �o�edit ions� AtoY_non cara��ed by m�jarity �ote o£ �i�is��.�sn�� pr�s�n�, �uraaissioner srwens vo�ing no. �0 3 �OA 1�-�a2 T�hi1'(3ItAR� U5� !�?1'1�1�CATZO�I , . Wai�,ver of f�� a� l�on��'rofz.t t�rg��i�a�ians. • As�aaiate Plannes �lecatoa► r�ad the staf£ me�o into the re�nrd requestin� the �ommisszo� to appro�re cha�gi�sg Se�kia�x� 18.84.(�3f3 (el) F'e�s Co r�ad a� falloras. (Ttae u�xder7Lined �eac� is warat ia ��ixx� add�d} � , 2'he Coun�il shal�. a�iogt bgr resolu�ion a schedul� of f��s �easonabZ,y calculat�d to deiEray the �acpenses of the ad�s.x�istrativ� prac�ss�es of Title 17 and 1$ of this chapCer. The �oun.cil �a}r ' wai�� ny fee upon ti.mely ap�licatian and shall ehar.ge no fees for city-initiat�d applications, Y3exghborho�d �Iarcning Orga�.i�ation I appeals ar res�eaest 1Eor �evi�ew; orr Tempox°ary Use Ap�plications filec� I by czrtified �on-pz�•ofa.t arg��ai�ata.ans. I � i � Co�missi6ner Srseaker as�ed �ahat action staff �ranted from tkde I �ommisNion; A�saciate Planner Newrton stated they wanteci tk�e P1.anni.ng � Cammis5ion to forward to �ity Counes�. wieh re�ommendat�.on o£ approval. II I m Cor3missioner Bon�. moved an�. Commisszoner Owens seconded Y;o forward ZOA l�a-81 to the C�ty Cour�cil with Planning �ommission's recommendatic�n i for approva:�e I Motion �.arried by unanimous vote of 4he �Cotmuission�ers pres�rtt. • I' , 5.4 SIGN C011E REVISZON - TITLE 16 - 70A 3-$2 A x�quest by the City of Tigard to revzse the si�n code, Title 16, af t�e T�g�sd Municipal Code. a Lfr�da Sacgentp Administrati_ve Assistant stated that siance th� sign �ode harl been approved by P�anning Coannnissian and Czty Gouncil that I difficulties had developed s�hi.7.e trying t�o use the code. She then i r�viewed each page with �he Comz�assit�ners and indi�°ate�d �hanges and �I ad�iitions wtaich sr�ff w�s suggestzrtg. il o Dis�ussion fallowed among Coxmr�issioners and staff r�garrling changes III and additions � � �i • Gozirmissioner Moen moved and Canunissionez Chxz�ten s�corided to approve ' ZOA 3°82 with chan.ges and additi�ans as discussed a�d fgrs�arcl to City II Cou�ac i 1. I Motior? caxrs.�d hy ur�a�imous vc�te of �ommissian�r� pz�es��e PAt;,E 3 - PLANIVING COMMZSSION MINiITES �- Januaw� 4, 1983 _ ..>.,-_. .... . :, .. , OTk1EI� �L�SIIVF�S Direckar of P�.az�ning ar�d LJe�velopm�Yit Ma�a�I�a�a� iraformed th� Gammi�sicne�s th�t t?�e infaarnrati�n ° �'I�dDIN�S �C3LIi,IEB �.NY7 �MFLF�tENTATION S��E�iLS is t� be �nsertPd znts� tlle TRANSPUR�'�i�Z�td elem�nt cz� the �orn�xehensive Plaxt. � Discussion fc�llowed xegardic�g Ca�r�npx�ehensive Pla� F�bli� i��e�x�in�s s��.edu��. r • M�etir►g ad3ourned: 8e35 P.M. ;a► �� ' Di�ne M. Jelcier , Plani�i.ng Secr�etar� ATT�ST: Clifford 5pe3ker, Planning Gomm. 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