8337 - AMENDING Title 9, “Land Use Code,” B.R.C. 1981, ” to update Use Standards for zoning districts located in the federally designated Opportunity Zone (Census Tract 122.03) to ensure development consistent with the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan a ORDINANCE 8337
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 9, "LAND USE CODE,"
3 B.R.C. 1981, TO UPDATE USE STANDARDS FOR ZONING
DISTRICTS LOCATED IN THE FEDERALLY DESIGNATED
4 OPPORTUNITY ZONE (CENSUS TRACT 122.03) TO ENSURE
DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH THE BVCP; AND
5 SETTING FORTH RELATED DETAILS.
6 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOULDER,
7
COLORADO:
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Section 1. Section 9-1-2, "How to Use This Code," B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as
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follows:
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9-1-2. - How to Use This Code.
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A general description of these land use regulations follows. This description is intended to provide
12 the reader with some guidance using this code. This section is not intended to be a substitute for
the standards, criteria and procedures contained in this code.
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14 (c) Modular Zone System: Zoning districts in Boulder are comprised of standards from three
15 modules: use, form and intensity. Combining elements of the three modules creates a zoning
district. The zoning districts are identified in Section 9-5-2, "Zoning Districts," B.R.C. 1981.
16 (1) Use Module: The use module establishes the uses that are permitted, permitted with
limitations pursuant to Section 9-6-2, "Limited Use Standards - Genera," B.R.C. 1981,
17 conditionally permitted pursuant to Section 9-2-2, "Administrative Review Procedures,"
B.R.C. 1981,prohibited,or that may be permitted through use review pursuant to Section
18 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981. Conditional uses are reviewed through an
19 administrative (staff) review process to ensure conformance with specific specific
conditional use standards. If the use requires a use review, then the project will be
20 required to complete a discretionary review to ensure that any impacts of the use on the
surrounding area are minimized. Finally, if the use is an existing legal use that is no
21 longer allowed in the zoning district, and there is a proposal to change or modify the use,
it may also be required to complete a use review.
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23 (k) Enforcement of The Land Use Regulations: Violations of the land use regulation are
investigated by the Development and Inspection Services division of the Public Works
24 Planning Department and are prosecuted in municipal court, by district court actions or
through administrative hearings. A hearing also is available before the Planning Board to
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1 protest a violation of a development review approval. The enforcement provisions are found
in Chapter 9-15, "Enforcement," B.R.C. 1981.
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3 Section 2. Section 9-1-4, "Transitional Regulations," B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as
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follows:
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9-1-4. - Transitional Regulations.
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This section addresses the applicability of new substantive standards enacted by this title to
7 activities, actions and other matters that are pending or occurring as of the effective date of this
title.
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9 (e) Existing Uses Subject to Use Limitations or That Require a Use Review or Conditional Use
Approval:
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(1) Use Review or Conditional Use Approvals: Any previously approved use that was
I I established prior to the adoption of new regulations that make such use permitted only
pursuant to a conditional use or a use review shall be allowed to continue in operation.
I Any change or expansion of a use that was established prior to the adoption of new
regulations that make such use permitted pursuant to a conditional use or a use review
1 3 shall be made in conformance with the applicable standards for use review, conditional
uses or for changes or expansions to nonconforming uses.
14 (2) Limited Uses: Any previously allowed use that was established prior to the adoption of
15 new regulations that make such use permitted only subject to use limitations shall be
allowed to continue in operation and may be changed within the existing floor area of the
16 use or replaced by another limited use subject to the same use limitation category if such
change or replacement use does not increase the degree of nonconformity with the use
17 limitations adopted after the use was established. Other changes to a limited use that was
established prior to adoption of the new regulations that imposed the use limitations shall
18 be made in conformance with the applicable use limitations or in conformance with the
applicable standards for changes or expansions to nonconforming uses. In a non-
19 conforming use review,the floor area of a use established before adoption of a floor area
limitation may be cumulatively increased by up to ten percent of the floor area of the use
20 established prior to adoption of the floor area use limitation.
21 (3) Discontinued Use: If active and continuous operations of such a use subject to the
standards of paragraphs (e)(1) or (e)(2) of this section are not carried on for a period of
22 one year, it shall thereafter be occupied and used by a use meeting the requirements of
this title, as required by Subsection 9-10-2(a), B.R.C. 1981.
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1 Section 3. Section 9-2-1, "Types of Reviews," B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as
2 follows:
3 9-2-1. - Types of Reviews.
4 (a) Purpose: This section identifies the numerous types of administrative and development review
processes and procedures. The review process for each of the major review types is
5 summarized in Table 2-1 of this section.
6 (b) Summary Chart:
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TABLE 2-1: REVIEW PROCESSES SUMMARY CHART
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I. ADMINISTRATIVE II.ADMINISTRATIVE HI. DEVELOPMENT
9 REVIEWS REVIEWS- REVIEW AND BOARD
CONDITIONAL USES ACTION
1()
Administrative form-based Accessory Units (Dwelling, Annexation/initial zoning
11 code review Owners, Limited)
12 Building permits BOZA variances
Wireless Communications
13 Change of address Facilities 'Concept plans
14 Change of street name Attached Dwelling Units and Demolition, moving, and
Efficiency Living Units in the (removal of buildings with
15 Demolition, moving, and University Hill General ipotential historic or
removal of buildings with no Improvement District architectural significance,
16 historic or architectural per Section 9-11-23,
significance, per Section 9- Bed and Breakfasts "Review of Permits for
17 11-23, "Review of Permits for Demolition, On-Site
Demolition, On-Site ;Cooperative Housing Units Relocation, and Off-Site
18 Relocation, and Off-Site ;Relocation of Buildings Not
19 Relocation of Buildings Not Daycare Centers ?Designated," B.R.C. 1981
Designated," B.R.C. 1981
20 Detached Dwelling Units with Form-based code review
Easement vacation Two Kitchens
21
Extension of development Drive-Thru Uses Landmark alteration
22 approval/staff level certificates other than those
Group Home Facilities that may be approved by
23 Landmark alteration staff per Section 9-11-14,
certificates (staff review per Home Occupations "Staff Review of
24 Section 9-11-14, "Staff Application for Landmark
Review of Application for Manufacturing Uses with Off-Site Alteration Certificate,"
25 Landmark Alteration Impacts B.R.C. 1981
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I Certificate," B.R.C. 1981)
Medical or Dental Clinics or Lot line adjustments
2 Landscape standards variance Offices or Addiction Recovery
Facilities in the Industrial General Lot line elimination
3 Zoning District near the Boulder
4 Minor modification to Community Health Foothills Minor Subdivisions
approved site plan 1 Campus 1
5 Out of city utility permit l
Minor modification to !Neighborhood Service Centers
6 approved form-based code 1 Rezoning
review Offices, Computer Design and
7 1 Development, Data Processing, !Site review
Telecommunications, Medical or
8 Nonconforming use Dental Clinics and Offices, or !Subdivisions
(extension, change of use (inc. tAddiction Recovery Facilities in 1
9 parking)) the Service Commercial Zoning Use review
Districts
10 Parking deferral per Vacations of street, alley, or
Subsection 9-9-6(e), B.R.C. Offices, Computer Design and access easement
11 1981 Development Facilities, Medical
12 or Dental Clinics and Offices,
Parking reduction of up to Addiction Recovery Facilities,
13 fifty percent per Subsection 9- land Medical and Dental
9-6(f), B.R.C. 1981 Laboratories in the BMS, BR and
14 ?BT Zoning Districts,Not within
Parking reductions and the University Hill General `
15 modifications for bicycle Improvement District, if the total
parking per Paragraph 9-9- j Floor Area of such Uses on the
16 6(g)(6), B.R.C. 1981 Lot or Parcel Exceeds 20,000 sf
17 Parking stall variances (Recycling Facilities
18 Public utility Religious Assemblies
19 Rescission of development ;Residential Care, Custodial Care,
20 approval land Congregate Care Facilities
21 Revocable permit !Residential Development in
Industrial Zoning Districts
22 Right-of-way lease
,Residential Uses in the MU-3
23 Setback variance !Zoning District Fronting Pearl
1 Street
24
Restaurants, Brewpubs, and
25 i Taverns
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Sales or Rental of Vehicles on
2 Lots Located 500 Feet or Less
from a Residential Zoning District i
3 Service Stations
4
Shelters (Day, Emergency,
5 Overnight, temporary)
Site access variance
6 I Temporary Sales
Solar exception
7
Transitional Housing
8 Zoning verification
Certain Uses in BC Areas
9 designated in Appendix N
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Section 4. Section 9-2-2, "Administrative Review Procedures," B.R.C. 1981, is amended
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to read as follows:
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9-2-2. - Administrative Review Procedures.
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(a) Purpose: Administrative review of projects will occur at various times in project development
14 to ensure compliance with the development standards of the city.
5 (b) Scope of Administrative Review: Every application found in this title that permits an
administrative review or action shall be subject to the following procedures. The list of
16 administrative reviews is found in columns I and II of Table 2-1 of this section. Any reference
that authorizes an action by the city manager that is not specifically identified in column I or
17 II of the chart shall be assumed to be an informal application procedure.
18 (c) Application Requirements:
(1) Informal Application: Those reviews not identified in column I or II of the chart shall
19 submit an application in the form of a letter addressed to the city manager.
20 (2) Formal Application: The administrative review requests found in columns I and II shall
be submitted on an application form provided by the city manager. No application will
2 I be accepted until it is determined to be complete. This determination will be made within
five days of the submission of the application.
22 (3) Required Information:The letter or application shall include the information required and
23 address all criteria identified in the code section under which review and action is sought
or required.
24 (4) Additional Information: If, in the city manager's judgment, the application does not
contain sufficient information to permit an appropriate review, the manager may request
25 additional information from the applicant. This additional information may include,
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1 without limitation, a written statement describing the operating characteristics of
proposed and existing uses and a site plan showing dimensions, distances, topography,
2 adjacent uses, location of existing and proposed improvements, including but not limited
to landscaping, parking, and buildings.
3 (d) Conditional Use Review:
4 (1) Purpose: Conditional uses are uses which are appropriate in a given zoning district if the
applicable conditional use criteria have been satisfied. The requirements are intended to
5 ensure that the use is compatible with the surrounding area.
6 (2) Standards and Criteria: Conditional uses shall be permitted in a given zoning district if
the use meets the criteria set forth in Sections 9-6-3 through 9-6-11, B.R.C. 1981, and
7 other requirements of this code and any other ordinance of the city. The criteria set forth
in Sections 9-6-3 through 9-6-11, B.R.C. 1981, cannot be met by using the variance
8 process. Conditional uses shall not be located on nonstandard lots except as otherwise
permitted.
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(3) Review: Conditional uses are reviewed pursuant to the administrative review procedures
10 set forth in this section. The applicant shall demonstrate to the city manager that the
applicable criteria have been satisfied.
11 (4) Violations: No person shall violate a provision of a conditional use approval.
12 5 Ex.iration: An conditional use review a..roval which is not established within one ear
of its approval,discontinued for at least one year, or replaced by another use of land shall
13 expire.
14 (eel)Administrative Review Decision:
(1) Approval: If the city manager approves an administrative review application, a building
15 permit or approval may then be issued, provided that all other requirements of this code
and all other ordinances of the city are satisfied.
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(2) Denial: An administrative review application will be denied for failure to comply with
17 this code or another ordinance of the city. If a development application is denied, the
reasons for the denial will be stated in writing.
18 (3) Judicial Review: Any person aggrieved by the final decision of the city manager may
19 seek judicial review pursuant to Subsection 9-4-4(g), B.R.C. 1981.
20 Section 5. Section 9-2-12, "Development Progress Required," B.R.C. 1981, is amended
21 to read as follows:
22 •••
23 (e) Rescission of Development Approval: If, after use review, site review, Planned
Development (PD), Planned Residential Development(PRD), or Planned Unit
24 Development (PUD) approval is granted pursuant to this chapter, the owner of property
desires to develop, instead, under the provisions of Chapters 9-6, "Use Standards," 9-7,
25 "Form and Bulk Standards," and 9-8, "Intensity Standards," B.R.C. 1981, the owner may
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1 request rescission of such use review, site review, PD, PRD or PUD approval by filing a
written request for rescission with the city manager. The manager will grant a rescission
2 of such use review, site review, PD. PRD,or PUD approval if no building permit has been
issued for the development and neither the city nor the developer has taken any actions in
3 detrimental reliance on the terms of the development agreement. The manager may also
rescind a site review. PD, PRD, or PhD approval if the existing or proposed development
4 complies with all the use, form, and intensity requirements of Chapters 9-6, "Use
5 Standards," 9-7, "Form and Bulk Standards," and 9-8, "Intensity Standards,"B.R.C. 1981,
and there is no substantial public benefit in maintaining the original approval. An owner
6 may also request a rescission of a use review or special review approval in order to return
the property to a use that is permitted as a matter of right, as a limited use, or as a
7 conditional use if it is able to meet all applicable standards for such use under this title.
8 ...
Section 6. Section 9-4-2, "Development Review Procedures," B.R.C. 1981, is amended
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to read as follows:
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1 1 9-4-2. -Development Review Procedures.
12 (a) Development Review Authority: Table 4-1 of this section summarizes the review and
decision-making responsibilities for the administration of the administrative and development
13 review procedures described in this chapter.The table is a summary tool and does not describe
all types of decisions made under this code. Refer to sections referenced for specific
14 requirements. Form and bulk standards may also be varied by site review. Additional
procedures that are required by this code but located in other chapters are:
15 (1) "Historic Preservation," chapter 9-11;
16 (2) "Inclusionary Housing," chapter 9-13; and
17 (3) "Residential Growth Management System," chapter 9-14.
18 TABLE 4-1: SUMMARY OF DECISION AUTHORITY BY PROCESS TYPE
Standard or Application Type Staff/City Manager BOZA Planning Board City Council
19
20 ...
21 Conditional Use
SECTION 9-2-1 D
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23 Limited Use D
SECTION 9-6-2
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1 Site Review
SECTION 9-2-14 D(14) — CA, D(30) CA
2
3 ...
4 KEY:
5 D = Decision Authority CA =Call-Up and Appeal Authority
6 R= Recommendation only (n)=Maximum number of days for call-up or appeal
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8 Section 7. Chapter 9-6, "Use Standards," B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows:
9 9-6-1. - Schedule of Permitted Land Uses.
10 The schedule shows the uses which are permitted, permitted with limitations,. conditionally
permitted, prohibited, or which may be permitted through use review pursuant to Section 9-2-15,
I I "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981.
12 (a) Explanation of Table Abbreviations: The abbreviations used in Table 6-1 of this section have
the following meanings:
' (1) Allowed Uses: An "A" in a cell indicates that the use type is permitted by right in the
respective zoning district. Permitted uses are subject to all other applicable regulations of
14 this title.
15 (2) Limited Uses: A "L" in a cell indicates that the use type is permitted by right in the
respective zoning district provided that the limitations set forth in Table 6-3, "Use
16 Limitations," are met. The applicable limitations of Table 6-3 are identified by
superscript numbers following the applicable "L" in Table 6-1. If a use limitation in
1 7 Table 6-3 is not met or if otherwise specifically required in Table 6-3, the use may be
approved in accordance with the procedures and standards authorized in Table 6-3.
18
(2)Conditional Uses: A "C" in a cell indicates that the use type will be reviewed in
19 accordance with the procedures established in Section 9-2-2, "Administrative Review
Procedures," B.R.C. 1981. Conditional use applications shall also meet the additional
20 standards set forth in Sections 9-6-23 through 9-6-110, B.R.C. 1981, for "Specific
Conditional Use and Use Review Standards," or other sections of this title.
21
(34_)Use Review Uses: A "U" in a cell indicates that the use type will be reviewed in
22 accordance with the procedures established in Section 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C.
1981. Use review applications shall also meet the additional standards set forth in
23 Sections 9-6-23 through 9-6-110, B.R.C. 1981, for "SpeciffcConditional Use and Use
24 Review Standards." In addition to Table 6-1, Table 6-2, "Use Review Thresholds,"
B.R.C. 1981, applies to use review applications and adds standards to specific use types.
25 The applicable limitations of Table 6-2 are identified by superscript numbers following
the applicable "U" in Table 6-1.
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1 (11) Ground Floor Restricted Uses: A "G" in a cell indicates that the use type is permitted by
right in the respective zoning district, so long as it is not located on the ground floor facing
a street, with the exception of minimum necessary ground level access, otherwise by use
review only.
(5) Residential Restricted Uses M: An "M" in a cell indicates the use is permitted,provided
4 at least fifty percent of the floor area is for residential use and the nonresidential use is
less than seven thousand square feet per building, otherwise by use review only.
5 (6) Residential Restricted Uses N: An "N" in a cell indicates the use is permitted,provided
6 at least fifty percent of the floor area is for nonresidential use, otherwise by use review
7 (7)Prohibited Uses:An asterisk symbol ("*") in a cell indicates that the use type is prohibited
in the zoning district.
8
(46)Additional Regulations: There may be additional regulations that are applicable to a
9 specific use type. The existence of these specific additional use regulations is noted
through a reference in the last column of the use table entitled "Speeifte-U.seAdditional
10 References." References refer to subsections of Sections 9-6-32 through 9-6-110, B.R.C.
1981, for "SpecificConditional Use and Use Review Standards," or other sections of this
11 title. Such standards apply to all districts unless otherwise specified. Uses located on a lot
or parcel designated in Appendix L, "Form-Based Code Areas," are subject to the
12 requirements of this chapter, but may also be subject to additional use regulations
pursuant Appendix M, "Form-Based Code."
13
(97)n/a: Not applicable; more specific use applications apply.
14 (b) Interpretation: The city manager may decide questions of interpretation as to which category
uses not specifically listed are properly assigned to, based on precedents, similar situations,
15 and relative impacts. Upon written application, the BOZA may determine whether a specific
1 use not listed in Table 6-1 of this section is included in a specific use category. Any use not
specifically listed in Table 6-1 of this section is not allowed unless it is determined to be
17 included in a use category as provided by this section.
(c) Multiple Uses of Land Permitted: AllowedPermitted uses, limited uses, conditional uses, and
18 uses permitted by use review may be located in the same building or upon the same lot.
19 (d) Use Table:
TABLE 6-1: USE TABLE
20
RESIDENTIAL USES:
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4 A: Allowed use.
L: Limited use. See Section 9-6-2, B.R.C. 1981, for review procedures.
5
C: Conditional use. See Section 9-2-2. B.R.C. 1981,for administrative review procedures.
6 U: Use review. See Section 9-2-15, B.R.C. 1981, for use review procedures.
7 *: Use prohibited.
8
C: Allowed use provided that it is not located on the ground floor facing a street,with the exception
9 of minimum necessary ground level access, otherwise by use review only.
10 M: Allowed use provided at least 50%of the floor arca is for residential use and the nonresidential
use is less than 7,000 square feet per building, otherwise use review.
11 N: Allowed use provided at least 50%of the floor arca is for nonresidential usc, otherwise by use
review.
12
n/a: Not applicable; more specific use applications apply.
13 TABLE 6-2 USE REVIEW THRESHOLDS
14
Use Limitations, per Table 6-1, "Use Table"
15
Use Review required for 2,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
16 otherwise prohibited.
17 12 Use Review required for 5,000 square feet or less of floor area per individual
use, otherwise prohibited.
18
19 U3 Use Review required for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
otherwise prohibited.
20
9-6-2.—Limited Use Standards—General.
21 _..
(a) Purpose and Scope: The purpose of this section is to set forth limitations for specified uses of
22 land. The limitations are intended to ensure that the use is compatible with the surrounding
23 area. Limited uses are those uses which are allowed by-right in a given zoning district if the
use complies with the limitations contained in Table 6-3,"Use Limitations."If a use limitation
24 in Table 6-3, "Use Limitations," is not met or if otherwise specifically required in Table 6-3,
the use may be approved in accordance with the procedures and standards authorized in Table
25 6-3.
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I (b) Requirements: Limited uses shall comply with the limitations set forth in this section, all
other requirements of this code, and any other ordinance of the city.
2
(c) Use Limitations: The use limitations in Table 6-3, "Use Limitations," apply to any use
3 specified as a limited use (Lx) in Section 9-6-1, "Schedule or Permitted Uses" and Table 6-1,
"Use Table,"B.R.0 1981.
4
d Ex.iration: An limited use which is not established within one ear of its a..roval
5 discontinued for at least one year, or replaced by another use of land shall expire.
6 TABLE 6-3 USE LIMITATIONS
7 Use Limitations, per Table 6-1, "Use Table"
8 L1 Allowed by right if the use is not located on the ground floor facing a street, with
the exception of minimum necessary ground level access, otherwise by use
9 review only.
10 L2 Allowed by right if at least 50% of the floor area of the building is for residential
1 1 use and the nonresidential use is less than 7,000 square feet per building,
otherwise by use review only.
12
L3 Allowed by right if at least 50% of the floor area of the building is for
13 nonresidential use, otherwise by use review only.
14 L4 Allowed by right for 2,000 square feet or less of floor area of the building.
Allowed by-right for greater than 2,000 square feet of floor area, provided the
15 cumulative nonresidential uses' floor area is less than 7,000 square feet of the
buildin_ and at least 50% of the buildin.'s floor area is for residential uses.
16 Otherwise by use review only.
17 5 Allowed b ri.ht if the combined total amount of an office computer desi.n
18 and development facility, data processing facility, telecommunication, medical
or dental clinic or office, or addiction recovery facility uses does not exceed 50%
19 of the total floor area of the building. Otherwise prohibited.
20 I.6 Allowed by right for 2,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
otherwise by use review only.
21
J47 Allowed by right for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per use and without
22 a restaurant. If the use exceeds 15,000 square feet in floor area, the use may be
23 approved pursuant to a conditional use review if it meets the criteria of
Paragraph 9-6-6(b)(3.5), B.R.C. 1981.
24
L8 Allowed by right for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per use and without
25 a restaurant. If the use is less than or equal to 15,000 square feet in floor area and
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1 has a restaurant, the use may be approved pursuant to a conditional use review if
it meets the criteria of Paragraph 9-6-6(b)(3.5), B.R.C. 1981. If the use exceeds
2 15,000 square feet in floor area, it requires use review.
3 L9 Allowed by right for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per use and without
4 a restaurant. If the use is less than or equal to 15,000 square feet in floor area and
has a restaurant, the use may be approved pursuant to a conditional use review if
5 it meets the criteria of Paragraph 9-6-6(b)(3.5), B,R.C. 1981. The use is
prohibited to exceed 15,000 square feet.
6
L10 Allowed by right for 20,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
7 otherwise prohibited.
8 L" Allowed by right for less than 20,000 square feet of floor area per use, otherwise
9 by use review only.
10 L12 Allowed by right for less than 10,000 square feet per lot or parcel, otherwise by
use review only.
11
L13 Allowed by right for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
12 otherwise by use review only.
L14 Allowed by right for 15,000 square feet or less of floor area per lot or parcel,
14 otherwise prohibited.
15 L15 Allowed by right if the detached dwelling unit existed on the lot or parcel on
August 6, 2019, or where more than one dwelling unit is on the lot or parcel,
1 6 otherwise by use review only. For purposes of this limitation,"existed on"
means a detached dwelling unit that is constructed on or before said date or for
17 which a complete building permit application was submitted on or before said
date provided the applicant pursues all requirements and deadlines set by the city
18 manager and this code for the construction of the unit.
19 L16 Allowed by right if the units on the lot or parcel meet the requirements for
20 permanently affordable units set forth in Chapter 9-13, "Inclusionary Housing,"
B.R.C. 1981, or if the use is not located on the ground floor along a major street,
21 as defined by Appendix A, "Major Streets,"B.R.C. 1981, with the exception of
minimum necessary ground level access. The limitation on ground floor use along
22 a major street applies to a depth of 30 feet measured from the building's major
23 street facing façade. Otherwise by use review only.
24 L17 Allowed by right if located within the University Hill general improvement
district, or if the combined total amount of any office, computer design and
25 development facility, medical or dental clinic or office, addiction recovery facility,
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1 and medical and dental laboratory uses does not exceed 20,000 square feet on the
lot or parcel. If the combined total amount of floor area of these uses exceeds
2 20,000 square feet on the lot or parcel, the use may be approved pursuant the
3 criteria in Paragraph 9-6-8(a)(2), B.R.C. 1981.
4 9-6-32. - Speei€ie-Conditional Use & Use Review Standards - General.
5 (a) Purpose and Scope: The purpose of this chapter is to set forth additional requirements for
specified uses of land. The requirements are intended to ensure that the use is compatible with
6 the surrounding area. Conditional uses are those uses which are appropriate in a given zoning
2 determine after a review of all of the facts presented whether a proposal satisfies the
8 conditional use criteria. Land uses which require a use review are those uses which may be
acceptable if it is demonstrated that the use is suitable for the location in accordance with the
9 procedures and criteria in Section 9 2 15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981, and, when required,
the standards and criteria in this chapter.
10 (b) Scope: Conditional use and use review standards are the standards contained in Sections 9-6-
3 through 9-6-11, B.R.C. 1981; they apply to conditional use reviews and use reviews.
Il
(1) Uses which require a conditional use review (C) are those uses which are a.Dro.riate in
I2 a given zoning district if the applicable conditional use standards of this chapter have
been satisfied. Conditional use reviews will be reviewed pursuant to the procedures in
13 Section 9-2-2, "Administrative Review Procedures," B.R.C. 1981.
14 (2) Uses which require a use review(U) are those uses which are suitable in a location if the
applicant demonstrates that the use meets the use review criteria in Section 9-2-15, "Use
15 Review," B.R.C. 1981, and,the conditional use and use review standards and criteria of
this chapter.
16 (b) Application Requirements for Use Review and Conditional Uses: Applications for a
17 conditional use will be reviewed in accordance with the procedures established in Section 9
2 2, "Administrative Review Procedures," B.R.C. 1981. Use review applications will be
18 reviewed in accordance with the procedures established in Section 9 2 15, "Use Review,"
B.R.C. 1981.
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set forth in this chapter and other requirements of this code and any other ordinance of
21 the city. The criteria set forth in this chapter cannot be met by using the variance process.
Conditional uses shall not be located on nonstandard lots except as otherwise permitted.
22 (2) Review: It shall be the responsibility of the applicant to demonstrate to the city manager
23 that the applicable criteria have been satisfied.
(3) Violations:No person shall violate a provision of a conditional use approval.
24 (1) Expiration: Any conditional use review approval which is not established within one year
25 of its approval,discontinued for at least one year, or replaced by another use of land shall
expire.
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- S ieeifeConditional Use and Use Review Standards - Residential Uses.
2 ...
3 (i) Residential Development within the University Hill General Improvement District in the BMS
Zoning District: The following standards and criteria apply to any attached dwelling units and
4 efficiency living units within the University Hill General Improvement District in the BMS
zoning district:
5 (1) The units meet the requirements for permanently affordable units set forth in Chapter 9-
13, "Inclusionary Housing," B.R.C. 1981, and
6
(2) With the exception of minimum necessary ground level access, the use shall not be
7 located on the ground floor facing a street, otherwise by use review only.
8 (3) Requirement for Efficiency Living Units: Where efficiency living units comprise twenty
forty percent or more of the total number of units in the development, the use may only
9 be approved pursuant to Section 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981.
10
(k) Detached Dwelling Units in the RH, MU-1, MU-2, and MU-4 Zoning Districts: In the RH,
11 MU-1, MU-2, and MU-4 zoning districts, a new detached dwelling unit may be approved
pursuant to a use review if the approving authority finds that:
12 (1) The use meets the use review criteria in Paragraphs 9-2-15(e)(1), (3), (4), and (5), "Use
Review," B.R.C. 1981;
(2) The dwelling unit is designed to create pedestrian interest through design elements such
I 4 as design detail, location of building frontages, location of entrances and windows, and
front porches; and
15
(3) The dwelling unit is located in an area where detached dwelling units predominate.
6
9-6-54. - Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Agriculture and Natural Resource
17 Uses.
18 •••
- Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Temporary Lodging, Dining,
19 Entertainment, and Cultural Uses.
20
21 9-6-26. - Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Public and Institutional Uses.
22 (a) Daycare Centers: The following criteria apply to any daycare center except home daycares:
23 (1) Fencing is provided around outdoor play areas.
(2) If the use is adjacent to an arterial, collector, or minor arterial as shown in Appendix A,
24 "Major Streets," of this title, off-street loading and unloading areas are provided.
25 (3) Adequate off-street parking is provided for employees, volunteers, and visitors.
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1 (4) Child daycare facilities are properly licensed by the State Department of Social Services.
2 (5) For nursery care (any child under the age of eighteen months), the facility provides fifty
square feet of useable indoor floor area per child or a total of six hundred square feet of
3 useable floor area, whichever is greater.
(6) For child care other than nursery care, the facility provides thirty square feet of useable
4 indoor floor area per child or a total of six hundred square feet of useable floor area,
whichever is greater.
5
(7) All child day care facilities shall provide a minimum of seventy-five square feet of usable
6 outdoor play area per child or a total of two thousand four hundred square feet of useable
outdoor play area, whichever is greater.
7 8 In the MH and RH-6 zonin. districts the use shall not .rovide care to more than fift
8 persons, not including employees.
9 In the RM-1 RM-3 RH-1 RH-2 RH-3 RH-4 RH-5 RH-7 and MU-3 zonin. districts
9 the use may only be approved pursuant to Section 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981.
10 •••
11 9-6-p. - Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Office, Medical and Financial Uses.
12 (a) Offices, Computer Design and Development,Data Processing,Telecommunications, Medical
or Dental Clinics and Offices, Medical and Dental Laboratories, Financial Institutions, or
13 Addiction Recovery Facilities: The following criteria apply to the uses and zoning districts
specified in this subsection:
14 (1) In the BCS zoning district,the combined total amount of any office, computer design and
1 development facility, data processing facility, telecommunication use, medical or dental
clinic or office, or addiction recovery facility shall not exceed fifty percent of the total
16 floor area of the building.
(2) In the BMS zoning district outside the University Hill general improvement district and
17 in the BR and BT zoning districts,the combined total amount of floor area of any office,
computer design and development facility, medical or dental clinic or office, addiction
18 recovery facility, and medical and dental laboratory uses on a lot or parcel shall not
19 exceed 20,000 square feet unless the uses are approved pursuant to the criteria in
subparagraph (A) or subparagraph (B) below:
20 (A) The uses may be approved as conditional uses if the following criteria are met:
21 1 The total amount of floor area of an office com.uter desi.n and
develo.ment facilit medical or dental clinic or office addiction recover
22 facility, and medical and dental laboratory uses does not exceed 40,000
square feet on lot or parcel.
23
(ii) Dwelling units are constructed on the same lot or parcel or within the area of
24 the same approved site review, planned unit development or form-based
code review and at least thirteen percent of those dwelling units meet the
25 requirements for permanently affordable units set forth in Chapter 9-13,
"Inclusionary Housing," B.R.C. 1981; and
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1 (iii) No less than two permanently affordable units are constructed on said lot or
parcel or within said area of an approved site review, planned unit
2 development or form-based code review.
3 (B) The uses may be approved pursuant to a use review if the approving authority finds
that the uses:
4 (i) Meet the use review criteria in Paragraphs 9-2-15(e)(1), (3), (4), and (5), "Use
Review," B.R.C. 1981; and
5 (ii) The proposed uses are part of a mixed-use development that includes residential
or retail uses.
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7 (22) In the MU-4 zoning district, any public and private office use providing social services;
data processing facility; financial institution; medical or dental clinic or office; addiction
8 recovery facility; medical and dental laboratory; office, administrative; office,
professional; and office, other, shall not exceed 20,000 square feet in floor area of the
9 building. The floor area may exceed 20,000 square feet if the use is approved pursuant
to a use review and the approving authority finds that the use:
10 (A) Meets the use review criteria in Paragraphs 9-2-15(e)(1), (3), (4), and (5), "Use
I 1 Review," B.R.C. 1981; and
(B) The proposed use will contribute to a diversity of uses in the area and to making the
12 area a lively and engaging place.
13 (44)In the IG zoning district, the following standards and criteria apply to any medical or
dental clinics or offices and any addiction recovery facilities:
14 (A) The use must be located on a lot or parcel designated in Appendix K, "Properties
Where Medical or Dental Clinics or Offices and Addiction Recovery Facilities May
15 Be Located as Conditional Uses in the IG Zoning District;"
16 (B) The use must be located in a building existing on the lot or parcel with a certificate
of occupancy on or before April 7, 2015, or in a building for which a building permit
17 application for new construction on the lot or parcel was submitted on or before April
7, 2015; and
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(C) Any changes to the building for the medical or dental clinic or office use or addiction
19 recovery facility use shall not result in a cumulative total increase in floor area of
more than ten percent of the floor area of the building existing on April 7, 2015, or
20 shown in the building permit application submitted on or before April 7, 2015, as
applicable.
21 (54)In the BMS, DT-1, DT-2, DT-3, DT-4, and DT-5 zoning districts, financial institutions
22 arc permitted by right so long as they arc not located on the ground floor facing a street.
Aa financial institution on the ground floor facing the street may be approved pursuant to
23 Section 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981. In addition to meeting the use review
criteria, the applicant shall demonstrate that the use contributes to an active and vibrant
24 pedestrian streetscape.
25 9-6-28. - Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Parks and Recreation Uses.
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1 9-6-101. - Conditional Use and Use Review Standards - Commercial, Retail and Industrial
Uses.
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(a) Wireless Communications Facilities:
3 (1) Standards: A wireless communications facility is permitted as a principal use on a lot if
4 the following conditions are met:
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(S) Summary of Appropriate Locations: Table 6-43 of this section summarizes the
6 allowable location for an antenna and transmission equipment.
7 TABLE 6-24: ANTENNA AND TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS
8Antenna
on
Antenna
9 existing Transmission
on
conformin equipment Transmission Transmission
10 building Antenna on
Locations g within equipment on a equipment on
wall or a roof
11within penthouse principal roof ground
or building
12 building mechanical
screen
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14 ! Yes, subject to
15 Yes, if it j
Yes, subject the standards in
Subparagraphs 9- Yes, if not possible
does not
16 to the 6-310(a)(1)(F) to locate within
On 1 project ! standards in ' and (G), B.R.C. building or on the
above an
17 buildings [Subparagrap 1981. May not roof, subject to the
Yes existing Yes
under 55' h 9-6- project above the standards in
18 penthouse
in height or 109(a)(1)(F) maximum Subparagraph 9-6-
19 mechanical
B.R.C.
I allowable 109(a)(1)(G),
1981 building height of_ B.R.C. 1981
20 screen the underlying
zoning district
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22 Yes, if it Yes, if not possible
On j does not to locate within
23 buildings Yes project No Yes No building or on the
over 55' j above an roof, subject to the
24 in height
existing standards in
25 penthouse Subparagraph 9-6-
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1 or 109(a)(1)(G),
2 mechanical B.R.C. 1981
screen
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(f) Neighborhood Business Center:
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(1) Limitations: A neighborhood business center may be located only in the R2, R3, R6 and
6 R7 use modules.Neighborhood business centers shall also comply with the requirements
of sections 9-2-15, "Use Review," and 9-2-14, "Site Review," B.R.C. 1981.
7 (2) Criteria: No neighborhood business center shall be developed or operated except in
8 conformance with all of the following criteria:
9 (D) Permitted Nonresidential Uses: The nonresidential uses permitted are restaurants, as
10 set forth in subparagraph (f)(2)(E) of this section, and the list of uses and their
respective size limitations set forth in table 6-53-of this section,notwithstanding any
11 restrictions within section 9-6-1, "Schedule of Permitted Land Uses," B.R.C. 1981.
Each "use" shall be a separate business or commercial operation.
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TABLE 6-53: NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS CENTER USE RESTRICTIONS
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Allowed Uses Size Restrictions
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Daycare center 50 children - not to exceed 2,500 square feet
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16 1,000 square feet maximum per office use and
Offices - professional/technical/general the cumulative total of all office uses shall not
17 exceed 20 percent of the total floor area of the
neighborhood business center
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19 Offices - medical/dental/including other health 1,000 square feet maximum per office and the
arts, including chiropractors, physical cumulative total of all office uses shall not
20 therapists, nutritionists, mental health exceed 15 percent of the total floor area of the
practitioners neighborhood business center
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22 Personal service use 1,500 square feet maximum per use
23 Establishments for the retailing of convenience 1,500 square feet maximum per use, however
24 goods a convenience food store may be a maximum
of 5,000 square feet if it does not exceed 50
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ercent of
1 pthe total floor area of the
neighborhood business center
3 10,000 square feet maximum, provided that
Full service food market or grocery store such use does not exceed 50 percent of the
4 neighborhood business center
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General retail 1,000 square feet maximum per use
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Art and studio space 1,000 square feet maximum per use
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9 (i) Sales of Vehicles Within Five Hundred Feet of Residential Use Module: The following
criteria shall apply to any use in an industrial or business zoning district for the sale or lease
10 of motor vehicles, mobile homes, campers, boats, motorized equipment and accessories for
such vehicles, on a lot or parcel located five hundred feet or less from a residential zoning
11 district:
12 (1) No person shall allow outdoor intercoms and similar devices that electronically amplify
sound to be audible at or beyond the property line.
13 (2) The use shall not be open for business during the hours of 9:00 p.m. through 7:00 a.m.
14 (3) During regular business hours, outdoor lighting on the property shall not exceed an
average of ten foot-candles.
15 (4) During all other times, outdoor lighting on the property shall be in conformance with the
standards set forth in section 9-9-16, "Lighting, Outdoor," B.R.C. 1981.
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9-6-114. - Conditional Use andSpeeifie Use Review Standards= far—Business Community
18 Areas Designated in Appendix N.
19 (a) In the BC zoning districts,detached dwelling units,duplexes,attached dwellings,townhouses,
efficiency living units, fraternities, sororities, dormitories, boarding houses, museums,
20 essential municipal and public utility services, governmental facilities, public and private
office uses providing social services,adult educational facilities,vocational and trade schools,
21 data processing facilities, financial institutions, medical or dental clinics or offices, addiction
recovery facilities, medical and dental laboratories, administrative offices, professional
22 offices, technical offices, offices - other, broadcasting and recording facilities, business
support services, computer design and development facilities, telecommunication uses, and
23 automobile parking lots, garages or car pool lots as a principal use are permitted by right,
24 provided that, if the use is located within an area designated in Appendix N "Business
Community (BC) Areas Subject to Special Use Restrictions," the use is a conditional use,
25 unless in a use review process, and the following conditional use standards apply:
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1 (1) The use shall not be located on the ground floor, with the exception of minimum
necessary ground level access.
2 (2) The combined floor area of any non-residential uses subject to this section shall be limited
3 to ten percent of the total floor area on the lot or parcel except that if the use is located
within an approved site review or planned unit development, the combined floor area of
4 any non-residential uses subject to this section shall be limited to ten percent of the total
floor area within the boundaries of the site review or planned unit development approval.
5 (3) A principal use of automobile parking lot or garage shall be a park and ride facility.
6 (4) The standards of paragraphs (1), (2), and (3) do not apply if the use is approved pursuant
to Section 9-2-15, "Use Review," B.R.C. 1981. In addition to meeting the use review
7 criteria, the applicant shall demonstrate that the use on the ground floor or with a
combined floor area larger than ten percent of the total floor area, as applicable, will not
8 adversely affect the intended function and character of the area as a neighborhood serving
business area where retail-type stores predominate. In determining whether this criterion
9 is met, the reviewing authority shall consider the location and design of the proposed use
10 and the existing and approved uses on the lot or parcel and in the area.
1 l Section 8. Section 9-16-1, "Definitions," B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows:
9-16-1. - General Definitions.
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(c) The following terms as used in this title have the following meanings unless the context
14 clearly indicates otherwise:
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Limited use means a use that is allowed within a zoning district if specific limitations
16 are met.
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18 Section 9. This Ordinance shall apply to any building permit or conditional use applied
19 for after August 6, 2019. Any project for which a complete site review, conditional use, or
20 technical document review application has been submitted to the city prior to August 6, 2019,
21 that proposes a use inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance will be permitted to
22 establish the proposed use under the use standards of Chapter 9-6, "Use Standards," B.R.C.
23 1981, in effect at the time the site review, conditional use, or technical document review
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application was submitted. Technical document review applications are administrative in nature
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and the application date shall be the date that the fee required by Section 4-20-43, B.R.C. 1981,
2 has been paid. Such applicants shall be required to pursue such development approvals and meet
3 all requirements deadlines set by the city manager and the Boulder Revised Code necessary to
4 establish the proposed use. The applications for such project shall demonstrate compliance with
5 all applicable laws. Any failure to meet requirements of the city manager or this ordinance will
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result in a denial of such application. Any subsequent application shall meet the requirements in
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place at the time of the application.
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Section 10. All references in the Boulder Revised Code to Sections 9-6-2 through 9-6-
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10, B.R.C. 1981, shall be updated to show the new section numbers and titles of the sections
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adopted with this Ordinance.
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Section 11. This Ordinance is necessary to protect the public health, safety, and welfare
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13 of the residents of the city, and covers matters of local concern.
14 Section 12. The City Council deems it appropriate that this Ordinance be published by
15 title only and orders that copies of this Ordinance be made available in the office of the city clerk
16 for public inspection and acquisition.
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1 INTRODUCED, READ ON FIRST READING, AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY
2 TITLE ONLY this 6th day of August 2019.
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4 Mayor
5 Attest:
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Lyn at Beck,
8 City Clerk
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READ ON SECOND READING, AMENDED AND PASSED this 15th day of October
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13 Mayor
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17 Lynn eck,
City Clerk
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19 READ ON THIRD READING, ADOPTED this 29th da of October 2019.
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21 Suzanne Jo
Mayor
22 Attest:
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24 Lyn MINI.- eck,
25 City Clerk
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