- PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
A.
Residential. All residential structures shall be faced with masonry for a ratio of 3:4 of wall area. No wood shingles or shakes shall be allowed, when existing roofs of such material are damaged over 50 percent or in such need of repair to be removed they are to be replaced with other allowed roofing material.
B.
Detached. Garages and dwelling units shall be faced with materials similar to the principal building. All other detached accessory uses 300 square feet or less shall be excluded from this requirement.
C.
Commercial. All structures within any commercially zoned lot or community facilities zoned shall be faced entirely of masonry or of tilt-wall construction an all building exterior walls, excluding window and door areas, when visible from a public right-of-way. Wood finish may be applied over the masonry for decorative purposes but not to exceed an area of 1:10 square feet of the exterior walls including the windows and doors.
D.
Industrial. Principal buildings which are totally or partially used for office or administrative purposes and are located in the LI and HI districts and within 200 feet of the right-of-way of McLeroy Boulevard, Blue Mound Road, Bailey Boswell Road, or Saginaw Road shall consist of 25 percent masonry exterior construction. Principal buildings that are partially used for office or administrative space shall have the 25 percent masonry requirement proportionally to the area of office or administrative space being used.
Vehicles such as motor homes; travel trailers; recreational vehicles; tents; campers or similar structure shall not be used for conducting any business or shall not be used for dwelling purposes for any period longer than 15 days, on any lot, in any district, in any 12 consecutive months. Any such use for the 15 days shall not have any utility furnished thereto other than electric or water. All utilities shall be properly installed per applicable City Code.
Due to the inability of the soil in our city to provide the necessary absorption of runoff from rainfall, it is necessary to establish regulations for the lessening of potential hazards from runoff as follows:
1.
It shall be the responsibility of the property owner of all private property in the city to maintain all necessary drainage ways on their property in a free-flowing condition. An obstruction must be removed so as not to impede the flow of storm water runoff within any yard within five feet of any side or rear yard line. This shall be mandatory on all new construction and repair of such fences, accessory buildings, landscaping or other improvements which obstruct or cause the obstruction of any drainage way.
2.
All existing conditions will be corrected upon the filing of a written complaint and verification of such condition.
3.
Corrections of any obstruction shall be made within 15 days unless there exists a condition whereby life or property may be endangered. Any such obstruction shall be deemed to be a violation of this ordinance.
All uses which conduct or transact their business from within the city limits, shall be required to have a permanent office facility on the property, and shall have a valid certificate of occupancy and business registration. Home occupations shall be exempt from the certificate of occupancy and permanent office facility requirement.
No use shall be permitted or so operated as to produce or emit any of the following:
1.
Smoke or particulate matter which will exceed any limitation placed on the discharge matter by the Texas Air Quality Control Board or other such designated agency, further limiting such smoke or particulate matter which would be injurious to the health or detrimental to the property of persons beyond the property line on which it occurs.
2.
Dust, fly ash, radiation, gases, heat or glare which exceed any regulatory agency requirement and are obviously injurious to the general public beyond the property line on which they occur.
3.
Vibration or concussion perceptible without any instruments beyond the property line on which it occurs.
4.
Any noise level exceeding the following levels at any point along the property line:
5.
ny waste or product of such a quantity and nature to cause odor or unsanitary effects beyond the property line on which it occurs.
- PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
A.
Residential. All residential structures shall be faced with masonry for a ratio of 3:4 of wall area. No wood shingles or shakes shall be allowed, when existing roofs of such material are damaged over 50 percent or in such need of repair to be removed they are to be replaced with other allowed roofing material.
B.
Detached. Garages and dwelling units shall be faced with materials similar to the principal building. All other detached accessory uses 300 square feet or less shall be excluded from this requirement.
C.
Commercial. All structures within any commercially zoned lot or community facilities zoned shall be faced entirely of masonry or of tilt-wall construction an all building exterior walls, excluding window and door areas, when visible from a public right-of-way. Wood finish may be applied over the masonry for decorative purposes but not to exceed an area of 1:10 square feet of the exterior walls including the windows and doors.
D.
Industrial. Principal buildings which are totally or partially used for office or administrative purposes and are located in the LI and HI districts and within 200 feet of the right-of-way of McLeroy Boulevard, Blue Mound Road, Bailey Boswell Road, or Saginaw Road shall consist of 25 percent masonry exterior construction. Principal buildings that are partially used for office or administrative space shall have the 25 percent masonry requirement proportionally to the area of office or administrative space being used.
Vehicles such as motor homes; travel trailers; recreational vehicles; tents; campers or similar structure shall not be used for conducting any business or shall not be used for dwelling purposes for any period longer than 15 days, on any lot, in any district, in any 12 consecutive months. Any such use for the 15 days shall not have any utility furnished thereto other than electric or water. All utilities shall be properly installed per applicable City Code.
Due to the inability of the soil in our city to provide the necessary absorption of runoff from rainfall, it is necessary to establish regulations for the lessening of potential hazards from runoff as follows:
1.
It shall be the responsibility of the property owner of all private property in the city to maintain all necessary drainage ways on their property in a free-flowing condition. An obstruction must be removed so as not to impede the flow of storm water runoff within any yard within five feet of any side or rear yard line. This shall be mandatory on all new construction and repair of such fences, accessory buildings, landscaping or other improvements which obstruct or cause the obstruction of any drainage way.
2.
All existing conditions will be corrected upon the filing of a written complaint and verification of such condition.
3.
Corrections of any obstruction shall be made within 15 days unless there exists a condition whereby life or property may be endangered. Any such obstruction shall be deemed to be a violation of this ordinance.
All uses which conduct or transact their business from within the city limits, shall be required to have a permanent office facility on the property, and shall have a valid certificate of occupancy and business registration. Home occupations shall be exempt from the certificate of occupancy and permanent office facility requirement.
No use shall be permitted or so operated as to produce or emit any of the following:
1.
Smoke or particulate matter which will exceed any limitation placed on the discharge matter by the Texas Air Quality Control Board or other such designated agency, further limiting such smoke or particulate matter which would be injurious to the health or detrimental to the property of persons beyond the property line on which it occurs.
2.
Dust, fly ash, radiation, gases, heat or glare which exceed any regulatory agency requirement and are obviously injurious to the general public beyond the property line on which they occur.
3.
Vibration or concussion perceptible without any instruments beyond the property line on which it occurs.
4.
Any noise level exceeding the following levels at any point along the property line:
5.
ny waste or product of such a quantity and nature to cause odor or unsanitary effects beyond the property line on which it occurs.