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Home My WebLink About09/05/2002CITY *.. R IDGE PL O. Mi nutes o Augus � 1 Meetin is the official set of Planning Commission minutes for the public hearing of August 15, ` set of ~ 1 both in the office of d in the De partment o Pl # Development of of Ridge 4 APPROVE O O F AGEND C ommissioner SNOW requested an • to the age to include under M B usiness discussion of "..•R ••i Shopping and ordinan Planning Commission Page I August 15, 2002 " PUBLIC r There was no one to appear before the Commission at this time. Commissioner '" •t if Ms. Aiello would be willing to , " t t t M the landscaping plan that would require planting of a drought tolerant grass. Ms. Aiello stated she would . ' t condition. Planning Commission Page 2 August 15, 2002 r t r M it flu, rr r 1# EM, w III I 111,1715 01 rr valfali ri r.. rrw r is Planning Commission Page 3 August 15, 2002 Pi img Commission Page 4 August 15, 2002 Planning Convnission Page S August 15, 2002 Kathleen Krager 899 i l # Street, Denver Ms. Krager, traffic engineer for the site, was sw om in by Chair WEISZ. In response to a uses exist in the city that are under the old code which allows the special use to run with the Planning Commission Page 6 August 15, 2002 With the following conditions.- I 1 11 11 1 - I . 4 - I t I - I # WiIJIMIJAI I I .t Phanning Commission Page 7 August 15, 2002 The motion for the amendment passed 7 -1 with Commissioner WITT voting no. Planning Commission Page 8 August 15, 2002 Case No. ZOA-02-05: An ordinance amending Chapter 26 of the Wheat Ridge Code of Laws to implement the Wadsworth Boulevard Corridor Plan. In response to a question from Chair WEISZ, Alan White stated that CDOT has approved the plan. However, there has been a change in personnel at CDOT and staff is working to reaffirm this approval. Wheat Ridge Code of Laws to implement the Wadsworth Boulevard Corridor Plan. T motion passed 8-0. A. Case ZOA 02-04 - Commissioner SNOW asked if the ordinance regarding parking in residential areas had indeed gone to City Council on first reading. Alan White stated that first reading had taken place on August 12 and that Planning Commission would see the ordinance again on September 5. 9. NEW BUSINESS There was no new business to come before the Commission. 10. COMMISSION REPORTS There were no commission reports. —___g_'_____-_ ^_g~' / August 15, 2002 Planning Commission Page 20 August 15, 2002 Proper public notice was given for this public hearing. FROM: Nfichael Pesicka SUBJECT: Regulation of Recreational Vehicles and Junk Automobiles DATE: August 12, 2002 GaNds—n RV must be licensed and there is no limit as to the number that can be stored on any property. One "junk car" can be stored on a property, but it must be under restoration, licensed and covered or screened. Cover must be specifically made for covering automobiles. No tarps allowed as covers, Le—fferson C .quift Does not regulate recreational vehicles unless the property owner is proposing to store them commercially. The RV must be owned and licensed by the owner of the property on which it is being stored. All vehicles whether junk, recreational or personal must be licensed and operable. MEMNISM Laktw—ood Attached are copies of Section 17-9-1 of the City of Lakewood Zoning Code, with pertinent information highlighted in green. (3) Provision of parking spaces within an integrated parking and access system is encouraged. The total number of spaces provided shall be the sum total of the individual requirements. Parking requirements will be based on the land (4) All driveways, drive aisles, parking areas, and all parking spaces within those areas located in districts other than One Acre Residential (RIA) shall be designed and designated in conformance with the site plan requirements of Title 17, Article 15. Driveways serving one and two family dwellings in districts (RR) Rural Residential, (I-R) Large Lot Residential, (2-R) Small Lot Residential, and (3-R) Duplex Residential which access unimproved streets are exempt from this requirement. (5) All parking ratios in Table 94, for combined residential/nonresidential developments shall be determined based on the individual uses. Nfixed nonresidential developments, such as shopping centers, industrial or office parks, shall have parking based upon the type of development and not based on individual uses. The number of spaces required in Table 9-4 will be rounded up to the next whole number, (6) Parking spaces and on site circulation shall be designed in such a manner as to provide safe movement for pedestrian and vehicular traffic. On site parking shall be maintained in good condition free of weeds, dust, trash and debris, and major surfacing defects. (7) When a change in the use or user of the property creates an increase in the parking demand even where there is no development or redevelopment taking place, the additional parking demand shall be provided for. 32= VAp zoned (residential) RI A, RR and I -R shall be prohibited from having more than ten (10)'vehitles parked outside on the property. *,�,�,property zoned (residential) 2-R, 3-R, 4-R, 5-R, and PD with a single-family detached home or a duplex unit shall be prohibited from having more than seven (7) vehicles per unit parked outside on the property, Duplexes, triplexes, and other multi-family units shall be prohibited from having more than four (4) vehicles per unit parked outside on the property� 'FUN "MLIME. N M'#7= (boats), all self propelled and non-self propelled vehicles, recreational vehicles, commercial vehicles, motor homes, trucks, vans, motorcycles, and passenger cars. Vehicles shall not include bicycles. M considered one vehicle. Lakewood Zoning Ordinance 9-2 August 13, 2002 (12) Planning applications where reciprocal or shared parking is contemplated may be required to include parking accumulation studies for existing faces similar to the proposed uses and for the surrounding uses with which parking is being reciprocated. The following guidelines must be followed: a) Determine if shared parking is possible by examining the land use mix adjacent to the subject site, the size of each use, the type of operation, and most important, the 12 to 24-hour parking demand characteristics of each use. b) Conduct 12 to 24-hour parking accumulation studies for existing facilities similar to those for which reciprocal parking is being requested, and for the surrounding ones with which shared parking is anticipated. Weekly and monthly variations in parking demand must be taken into consideration. c) Occupancy factors may be a consideration in determining how well the parking spaces for the existing adjacent uses, with which shared parking is being contemplated, are currently being utilized. These can be determined during the accumulation studies outlined above. d) Based on the data for existing similar facilities, the total parking demand for all uses included the shared parking analysis must be projected for each hour over a 12 to 24-hour period for th most critical day of the week and month of the year. This must include the Thanksgiving to Christmas period. This will detennine the minimum number of spaces that must be provided. Lakewood Zoning Ordinance 9-3 August 13, 2001 Sec. -621 Residential parking. A. In residential zone districts, the parking of trucks, vans, buses or licensed trailers which are used for commercial purposes, i i conducted from home or • • • elsewhere, is prohibited ! as permitted by • An occupant of a dwelling may park, or allow the parking of, no more than one (1) truck or van which is • for commercial purposes #• premises or • "i to the street one- ton Parking • • for commercial purposes is prohibited i any • •' ic right-of-wa B. i` ! districts, one # r w w and s • w • parked within public street rights-of-way for a period up to seventy-two (72) hours, provided they are attached to the towing vehicle. Moving the towing vehicle and/or the trailer to another location in the right-of-way does ; or re-start the 72 hour period. F does not apply to campers mounted upon pickup Sggfign 4. Sty-e—rability. If any clause, sentence, paragraph, or part of this Zoning Code or the application thereof to any person or circumstances shall for any reason be adjusted by a court of competent jurisdiction invalid, such judgment shall not affect application to other persons or circumstances. 5gcfi!Qn-,5. SuMr-sgssignQausg. If any provision, requirement or standard established by this wit i RIF F 11111 PT 1 1 7 105r • _ to this _ day of ' 2002 SIGNED by the Mayor on this — day of 2002 191 13 N I M 1901 Wanda Sang, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM BY CITY ATTORNEY 'GERALD DABL, CITY ATTORNEY Y 1st Publication: 2nd Publication: Wheat Ridge Transcript Effective Date: