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Section 230-1 Definitions
Infill units – A minor subdivision or
new development of no more than five new dwellings created
in the HR or HC districts.
A. [Amended 6-5-1984 by Ord. No. 259; 5-3-1988
by Ord. No. 302; 5-19-1993 by Ord. No. 345; 12-9-1997 by
Ord. No. 379; 6-9-1998 by Ord. No. 383; 8-10-1999 by Ord.
No. 388; 8-28-2001 by Ord. No. 401] There shall be provided,
at the time of construction, alteration, enlargement or
change in use of any main building or structure, minimum
off-street parking spaces, allowing a minimum area for each
parking space as set forth in ~ 230-1 of this chapter, plus
adequate provisions for ingress and egress as follows:
(1) Residential structures:
(a) Single-family detached dwellings: two spaces
per unit, except infill units in the HC and HR districts.
(b) Two-family dwellings: two (2) spaces per unit, except infill units in the HC and HR districts .
(c) Semidetached dwellings: two (2) spaces per unit, except infill units in the HC and HR districts.
(d) Attached dwellings: two (2) spaces per unit,
except infill units in the HC and HR districts.
(e)
Multiple dwellings: 11/2 spaces per unit.
(f)
In the HR and HC districts, the City Council shall establish parking requirements,
restrictions, and locations for infill units at the time
of subdivision approval, based upon the recommendations
of the Historic Area Commission and the Planning Commission.
If no subdivision is required, the City Council shall establish
parking requirements, restrictions, and locations for infill
units prior to the issuance of a building permit, based
upon the recommendations of the Historic Area Commission
and the Planning Commission.
(g)
In the HR and HC districts, an addition, modification
or alteration of less than 480 square feet to a dwelling
unit constructed before January 1, 2001shall not require parking spaces to be added on the site.
230-52. Powers and duties of Historic Area Commission.
A. Function.
(1) It shall be the function of the Historic
Area Commission to review and act upon any request for an
historic review certificate as required by this chapter.
The Commission may require plans, elevations, architectural
drawings and other information to aid in rendering a decision.
A copy of any application for a building permit or a certificate
of zoning compliance which necessitates the issuance of
an historic review certificate shall be made available to
the Commission by the administrative official.
(2) In deciding upon applications for historic
review certificates, the Commission shall keep in mind the
main purposes of this section and shall consider, among
other things, the historical and architectural value and
significance, the general design, arrangement, texture,
material and color of the building, site or structure and
appurtenant fixtures in question, the relation of such features
to similar features and buildings in the immediate surroundings,
and the position of such building, structure or site in relation to the street
or public way and to other buildings, structures and sites,
the availability and location of public and on-street
parking in the vicinity and the effect of any proposed parking
area on the historical setting and upon adjoining property
owners. Using the above guides, yard, and lot requirements, and parking arrangements shall be individually
established by the Commission as provided for by the Schedule
of District Regulations of this chapter and the provisions
of Section 230-28(f).[1]
