Wellsville City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
ARTICLE I
INTRODUCTION TO LAND USE REGULATIONS
Sections
- CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
- CHAPTER 2 TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
- CHAPTER 3 CONFLICTING PROVISIONS
ARTICLE II
ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USES ESTABLISHED
Sections
- CHAPTER 5 ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONING DISTRICTS; ZONING MAP
- CHAPTER 6 LAND USE CATEGORIES
- CHAPTER 7 RESIDENTIAL USE CATEGORIES ZONE
- CHAPTER 8 COMMERCIAL USE CATEGORIES
- CHAPTER 9 INDUSTRIAL USE CATEGORIES
- CHAPTER 10 INSTITUTIONAL AND CIVIC USE CATEGORIES
- CHAPTER 11 OTHER USE CATEGORIES
ARTICLE III
BASE ZONING
Sections
- CHAPTER 13 RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
- 10-13-1: GENERAL:
- 10-13-2: RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED:
- 10-13-3: RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS:
- 10-13-4: RCA, RESIDENTIAL CRITICAL AREA:
- 10-13-5: RAC-5, RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURE CLUSTER:
- 10-13-6: ROS1, RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE 1 ACRE:
- 10-13-7: ROS1/2, RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE 1/2 ACRE:
- 10-13-8: RSF, RESIDENTIAL SINGLE FAMILY 12,000 SF:
- CHAPTER 14 RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICT USE TABLES
- 10-14-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-14-2: PRIMARY USES IN RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICT:
- Category
- 2 For specific development regulations regarding structures where the occupancy exceeds the maximum occupancy allowed by the base zoning district see section 10-7-10D.
- 3 Except for group living uses for which State or Federal preemption may require approval in this district.
- 4 “Family Caregiver” as defined by State law and administrative regulations. The maximum number of clients (children or elder) in a family daycare are as established by the state. In 2000, the number was eight (with no more than two being under the age of 2). If State regulations change this number; this code is to reflect current State law or regulations.
- 5 Family Group Daycare as defined by State law and administrative regulations. In 2000, the maximum number of clients was sixteen persons (no more than four under the age of 2) with two caregivers onsite. This category, however in this Title does not establish a maximum number of clients. The maximum is to be determined as a part of the conditional use permit review process.
- 6 Amateur radio towers of more than 50’ (retracted height for retractable antenna) above average elevation of the subject property require a conditional use permit.
- 7 Above and below ground facilities or lines to connect to and from the distribution system for individual development.
- 8 The number of guest rooms for bed and breakfast shall be dictated by available conforming parking, or parking as otherwise approved in the conditional use permit.
- 9 Refer to definition in Chapter 10-62.
- 10 Outdoor storage of agriculture materials, and equipment is allowed except in the front yard, when associated agricultural uses of same property.
- 11 Legally existing nonconforming agricultural uses are permitted to continue under the provisions of Chapter 10-59.
- 10-14-3: ACCESSORY USES: RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS:
- 10-14-4: TEMPORARY USES: RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS:
- 10-14-5: RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE TYPES:
- “P” means the residential structure type is permitted in the zoning district.
- REFERENCE LEGEND FOR ZONING DISTRICTS
- RCA, Residential Critical Area
- RAC-5 Residential Agriculture Cluster
- ROS 1 Residential Open Space 1 Acre
- ROS 1/2 Residential Open Space ½ Acre
- RSF Residential Single Family 12,000 sf
- 12 All manufactured homes shall be certified as a Utah Class A manufactured home and installed on a permanent foundation in conformance with applicable building codes and state law.
- CHAPTER 15 SITE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
- 10-15-1:
- Residential Site Development Standards
- REFERENCE LEGEND FOR ZONING DISTRICTS
- RCA, Residential Critical Area
- RAC-5 Residential Agriculture Cluster
- ROS 1 Residential Open Space 1 Acre
- ROS 1/2 Residential Open Space ½ Acre
- RSF Residential Single Family 12,000 sf
- 13 Density calculated using total acreage less Critical lands.
- 14 At least one of the street frontages shall be equal to or greater than the corner frontage width; the other frontage shall be equal to or greater than the standard street frontage width.
- 15 Required for individual single family dwellings located above 5000’ elevation.
- 15A 30% open space is required for subdivisions with 10 lots or more or developments with 10 units or more (Table 10.35.030).
- 16 Standard setbacks apply to the perimeter lot boundaries prior to subdivision for planned development. The interior setbacks on lots within planned developments shall be as approved by the Planning Commission on the approved site plan. Standard setbacks shall apply to public roads within planned developments. The Planning Commission may allow other than standard setbacks if it substantiates a finding that the road is classified as a “local street” and is not a through road.
- 17 Applies only to new construction.
- 18 If the side yard is adjacent to a street, the accessory structure must be a minimum of 20’ away from the street side property line.
- 19 Driveway setback may be 2’ at the front setback line and beyond.
- 20 All heights measured at mid gable or mid slope if shed roof
- 21 Agricultural uses, such as silos, grain storage, and other agriculture buildings may exceed with the approval of the Building Inspector and Fire Chief.
- 22 Maximum fence height in feet from lowest side of the fence ground surface; and also subject to the standards of 10-44-2.
- 23 Landscaping shall be planted and maintained between the fence and the right-of-way line by owner or home owners association.
- 24 Fences over 6’ high require a building permit.
- 25 Fences surrounding tennis courts may be 10’ high with approval of a design review permit
- 26 Height measured from the low side of the retaining wall to top of fence. Combined height shall not exceed allowed height (see 10.44.2.1 to determine total height allowed).
- 10-15-2: DENSITY:
- 10-15-3: CRITICAL LANDS OR CRITICAL LANDS EXCLUDED:
- 10-15-4: DENSITY REDISTRIBUTION IN MULTIPLE ZONES TO AVOID SENSITIVE OR CRITICAL LANDS:
- 10-15-5: LOT SIZE:
- 10-15-6: ON-SITE USABLE OPEN SPACE:
- 10-15-7: SETBACKS:
- 10-15-8: HEIGHT:
- 10-15-1:
- CHAPTER 16 BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS
- 10-16-1: BUSINESS AND OTHER DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED:
- 10-16-2: CC, COMMERCIAL CITY CENTER:
- 10-16-3: CG, COMMERCIAL GENERAL DISTRICT:
- 10-16-4: CGC, COMMERCIAL GENERAL CLUSTER DISTRICT:
- 10-16-5: HT, HISTORIC TOURISM:
- 10-16-6: IND, INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT:
- 10-16-7: RPD, RECREATIONAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY ZONE:
- 10-16-8: PUB, PUBLIC DISTRICT:
- 10-16-9: REC, RECREATION DISTRICT:
- 10-16-10: AG, AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT:
- 10-16-11: FR, FOREST RECREATION:
- 10-16-12: OSC, OPEN SPACE CONSERVATION DISTRICT:
- CHAPTER 17 BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICT USE TABLES
- 10-17-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-17-2: PRIMARY USES IN BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS:
- 10-17-3: RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE TYPES:
- 10-17-4: ACCESSORY USES: BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS:
- 10-17-5: TEMPORARY USES: BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS:
- CHAPTER 18 SITE DEVELOPMENT: BUSINESS AND OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS
ARTICLE IV
OVERLAY ZONING
Sections
- CHAPTER 23 OVERLAY ZONES ESTABLISHED
- CHAPTER 25 DRINKING WATER SOURCE PROTECTION (SP) OVERLAY ZONE
- CHAPTER 26 FLOOD HAZARD (FH) OVERLAY ZONE
- 10-26-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-26-2: METHODS OF REDUCING FLOOD LOSSES:
- 10-26-3: DEFINITIONS:
- 10-26-4: LANDS TO WHICH THIS CHAPTER APPLIES:
- 10-26-5: BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING THE AREAS OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD:
- 10-26-6: COMPLIANCE:
- 10-26-7: ABROGATION AND GREATER RESTRICTIONS:
- 10-26-8: INTERPRETATION:
- 10-26-9: ESTABLISHMENT OF DEVELOPMENT PERMIT:
- 10-26-10: CITY ENGINEER - APPOINTMENT:
- 10-26-11: CITY ENGINEER - DUTIES:
- 10-26-13: PROVISIONS FOR FLOOD HAZARD REDUCTION:
- 10-26-14: CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS:
- 10-26-15: DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS:
- 10-26-16: SPECIFIC STANDARDS:
- 10-26-17: FLOODWAYS:
- CHAPTER 27 HISTORIC DISTRICT (HD) OVERLAY ZONE
- 10-27-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-27-2: MODIFICATIONS OF HISTORIC DISTRICT BOUNDARIES:
- 10-27-3: RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUAL STRUCTURES/SITES OUTSIDE OF THE HISTORIC DISTRICT:
- 10-27-4: ESTABLISHMENT OF A REVIEW AUTHORITY OF HISTORIC DISTRICT:
- 10-27-6: DESIGN REVIEW WITHIN THE HD OVERLAY ZONE:
- 10-27-7: CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS:
- 10-27-8: STANDARDS FOR CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS:
- 10-27-9: SIGNS WITHIN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT OVERLAY ZONE:
- CHAPTER 28 WILDLAND/URBAN INTERFACE FIRE SAFETY (FS) OVERLAY ZONE
- 10-28-1: SCOPE:
- 10-28-2: REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION OF A FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL PLAN:
- 10-28-3: ACCESS:
- 10-28-4: EMERGENCY WATER SUPPLIES:
- 10-28-5: STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION:
- 10-28-6: MANUFACTURED HOMES:
- 10-28-7: VEGETATIVE CLEARANCE:
- 10-28-8: STORAGE OF FIREWOOD AND COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS:
- 10-28-9: FIREWORKS:
- CHAPTER 29 GREENFIELD (GF) OVERLAY ZONE
- CHAPTER 30 RECREATIONAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (RPD)
- 10-30-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-30-2: DESIGN REVIEW:
- 10-30-3: DENSITY:
- 10-30-5: MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE:
- 10-30-6: PARKING SHALL CONFORM TO CODE:
- 10-30-7: SIGNS SHALL CONFORM TO CODE:
- 10-30-8: PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
- 10-30-9: PLANNING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
- 10-30-10: FAILURE TO SUBMIT FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
- 10-30-11: FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
- 10-30-12: CITY COUNCIL ACTION ON FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
- 10-30-13: REQUIREMENTS AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:
ARTICLE V
SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS
Sections
- CHAPTER 34 CRITICAL LANDS
- 10-34-2: REGULATIONS:
- 10-34-3: REVIEW AND APPROVAL REQUIRED:
- 10-34-4: LAND CLASSIFICATIONS:
- 10-34-5: OFFICIAL MAPS:
- 10-34-6: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR FLOODPLAIN CORRIDOR LANDS:
- 10-34-7: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR RIPARIAN PRESERVATION LANDS:
- 10-34-8: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR EROSIVE AND SLOPE FAILURE LANDS:
- 10-34-9: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR LANDS WITH WILDFIRE THREATS:
- 10-34-10: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR SEVERE CONSTRAINT LANDS:
- 10-34-11: HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LANDS:
- 10-34-12: ESSENTIAL VIEWS:
- CHAPTER 35 OPEN SPACE
- CHAPTER 36 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
- 10-36-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-36-2: OPEN SPACE:
- 10-36-3: PRIVATE STREETS:
- 10-36-4: PRIVATE DRIVES:
- 10-36-5: STREET TREES:
- 10-36-6: WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES ONSITE:
- 10-36-7: PUBLIC FACILITIES:
- 10-36-8: WARRANTY:
- 10-36-9: COMMON AREA DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-36-10: EXTERIOR LIGHTING:
- 10-36-11: SHARED ACCESS:
- 10-36-12: ACCESS ADJOINING MAJOR STREETS:
- 10-36-13: DRIVEWAY SPECIFICATIONS:
- 10-36-14: DRIVEWAY LOCATION AND SPACING:
- 10-36-15: FENCES AND WALLS:
- 10-36-16: TRAILS:
- 10-36-17: SELF-STORAGE:
- 10-36-18: ADULT-ORIENTED BUSINESSES:
- 10-36-19: CLUSTER MAILBOXES REQUIRED:
- CHAPTER 38 PARKING REGULATIONS
- 10-38-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-38-2: GENERAL:
- 10-38-3: OFF-STREET PARKING SCHEDULES:
- 10-38-4: RULES FOR COMPUTING REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-38-5: ALTERNATIVE PARKING PLAN:
- 10-38-6: FINDINGS:
- 10-38-7: VEHICLE STACKING CAPACITY IN DRIVE-THROUGH LANES:
- 10-38-8: RESIDENTIAL PARKING:
- 10-38-9: COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PARKING:
- 10-38-10: BICYCLE PARKING:
- 10-38-11: PARKING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
- 10-38-12: USE OF REQUIRED PARKING SPACES:
- 10-38-13: ACCESS AND DRIVEWAYS:
- 10-38-14: LANDSCAPING:
- 10-38-15: SETBACKS FOR PARKING:
- CHAPTER 39 LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS
- 10-39-1: PURPOSE AND INTENT:
- 10-39-2: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-39-3: EXEMPTION:
- 10-39-4: LANDSCAPING:
- 10-39-5: LANDSCAPING PERFORMANCE (MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS):
- 10-39-6: LANDSCAPING IN PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY:
- 10-39-7: PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING:
- 10-39-8: INSTALLATION, REPLACEMENT, OCCUPANCY:
- 10-39-9: XERISCAPING:
- 10-39-10: IRRIGATION:
- 10-39-11: MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF LANDSCAPING:
- 10-39-12: LANDSCAPING FEATURES ARE A PART OF THE OVERALL APPROVAL:
- 10-39-13: COMPLIANCE:
- CHAPTER 40 SIGNS
- 10-40-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-40-2: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-40-3: PERMANENT SIGNS:
- 10-40-4: SIGN MEASUREMENT:
- 10-40-5: LOCATION:
- 10-40-6: ILLUMINATION:
- 10-40-7: PERMITS:
- 10-40-8: WINDOW SIGNS:
- 10-40-9: REAL ESTATE SIGNS:
- 10-40-10: CONSTRUCTION SIGNS:
- 10-40-11: TEMPORARY SIGNS:
- 10-40-12: BANNERS:
- 10-40-13: PROHIBITED SIGNS:
- 10-40-14: SIGNS IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY:
- 10-40-15: ELECTRONIC MESSAGE DISPLAY (EMD):
- 10-40-16: PUBLIC BUS STOP SHELTER SIGNAGE:
- 10-40-17: ARCHWAY SIGNS:
- CHAPTER 41 MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS
- 10-41-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-41-2: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-41-3: MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS ALLOWED IN THE TOWN CENTER:
- 10-41-4: LEGALLY EXISTING MULTIFAMILY USES:
- 10-41-5: STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-41-6: ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU) INTERNAL TO AN EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING:
- 10-41-7: CONVERSION OF EXISTING DWELLING OR DWELLINGS TO 3 OR 4 DWELLING UNITS:
- CHAPTER 42 GROUP HOMES; OTHER FACILITIES
- 10-42-1: DEFINITIONS:
- 10-42-2: RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY:
- 10-42-3: RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR ELDERLY PERSONS:
- 10-42-4: DESIGN STANDARDS FOR PROTECTIVE HOUSING, REHABILITATION/TREATMENT FACILITIES (BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND NONRESIDENTIAL), TRANSITIONAL HOUSING AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES, WHEN ALLOWED AS PERMITTED OR CONDITIONAL USE:
- 10-42-5: NONRESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITIES:
- 10-42-6: LIMITATIONS:
- 10-42-7: APPLICATIONS AND OTHER FORMS:
- CHAPTER 43 HOME OCCUPATIONS
- 10-43-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-43-2: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND BUSINESS LICENSE REQUIRED:
- 10-43-3: DEFINITIONS:
- 10-43-4: LEVEL ONE HOME OCCUPATION REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-43-5: LEVEL TWO HOME OCCUPATION REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-43-6: APPLICATION FORM:
- 10-43-7: REVIEW OF HOME OCCUPATION CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS:
- 10-43-8: LOSS OF HOME OCCUPATION USE; REVOCATION:
- 10-43-9: APPEALS:
- 10-43-10: EXISTING HOME OCCUPATIONS:
- 10-43-11: NONTRANSFERABILITY:
- CHAPTER 44 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
- 10-44-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-44-2: FENCES AND WALLS:
- 10-44-4: ADULT-ORIENTED BUSINESSES:
- 10-44-5: THE RIGHT TO FARM:
- 10-44-6: KEEPING OF ANIMALS AND FOWL:
- 10-44-7: STRUCTURE RELOCATION, TRAILER CONTAINERS, AND PORTABLE CARPORTS:
- 10-44-8: MANUFACTURED HOMES:
- 10-44-9-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-44-9-2: DEFINITIONS:
- 10-44-9-3: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-44-9-4: REQUIRED STANDARDS:
- 10-44-9-5: FARM CLASSIFICATION:
- 10-44-9-6: PERMITTED USE TABLE:
- 10-44-9-7: PERMITTING PROCEDURES:
- 10-44-9-8: AG-VENDORS:
- CHAPTER 45 WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
- 10-45-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-45-2: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-45-3: PERMITS REQUIRED:
- 10-45-4: APPLICATIONS:
- 10-45-5: DESIGN REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-45-6: LOCATION ON EXISTING TOWERS AND POLES:
- 10-45-7: ROOF-MOUNTED ANTENNAS:
- 10-45-8: WALL MOUNTED FACILITIES:
- 10-45-9: MONOPOLES WITH ANTENNAS:
- 10-45-10: HISTORIC DISTRICT:
- 10-45-11: LEGALLY EXISTING NONCONFORMITIES:
- 10-45-12: ABANDONMENT:
- 10-45-13: PROHIBITED FACILITIES:
ARTICLE VI
ADMINISTRATION
Sections
- CHAPTER 46 PERMIT AUTHORITY
- CHAPTER 47 RESERVED
- CHAPTER 48 BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENTS, VACATIONS, AND AMENDMENTS
- 10-48-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-48-2: STANDING TO APPLY:
- 10-48-3: CITY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES:
- 10-48-4: PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED:
- 10-48-5: RECORDATION OF APPROVED BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENT:
- 10-48-6: PLAT MAP MAY BE REQUIRED:
- 10-48-7: VACATING OR AMENDING A SUBDIVISION PLAT OR PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY:
- 10-48-8: EXPIRATION:
- CHAPTER 49 CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS (CUP)
- CHAPTER 50 DESIGN REVIEW PERMITS
- CHAPTER 51 AMENDMENTS TO THE LAND USE REGULATIONS
- CHAPTER 52 AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN
- CHAPTER 53 VARIANCES
- CHAPTER 54 SPECIFIC PLANS
- 10-54-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-54-2: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-54-3: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AND PROCEDURES:
- 10-54-4: MODIFICATION OF ZONE STANDARDS AND DESIGN STANDARDS:
- 10-54-5: COMPLETION OF SPECIFIC PLAN:
- 10-54-6: SPECIFIC PLAN APPROVAL CRITERIA:
- 10-54-7: SPECIFIC PLANS FOR SENIOR HOUSING:
- 10-54-8-1: APPLICABILITY:
- 10-54-8-2: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AND PROCEDURES:
- 10-54-8-3: MODIFICATION OF ZONE STANDARDS AND DESIGN STANDARDS:
- 10-54-8-4: COMPLETION OF SMALL PROJECTS SPECIFIC PLAN:
- 10-54-8-5: SPECIFIC PLAN APPROVAL CRITERIA:
- CHAPTER 55 PROCEDURES FOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS
- 10-55-1: UNIFORM PROJECT REVIEW PROCEDURES:
- 10-55-2: CONCEPT PLAN REVIEW AND CLEARANCE:
- 10-55-3: APPLICATION:
- 10-55-4: PUBLIC NOTICE:
- 10-55-5: STAFF OR CONSULTANT REPORT AND ANALYSIS:
- 10-55-6: PUBLIC HEARING:
- 10-55-7: ACTION:
- 10-55-8: FINDINGS OF FACT REQUIRED:
- 10-55-9: RECORDS OF DECISION:
- 10-55-10: COMPLETION OF PROJECTS:
- 10-55-11: STANDARDS FOR DEVELOPMENT:
- CHAPTER 56 COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITIONS
- CHAPTER 57 APPEALS
- 10-57-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-57-2: STANDING TO FILE AN APPEAL:
- 10-57-3: BODY TO HEAR APPEALS (APPEAL AUTHORITY):
- 10-57-4: FILING APPEALS:
- 10-57-5: CONTENTS OF THE REQUEST FOR AN APPEAL:
- 10-57-6: PUBLIC NOTICE:
- 10-57-7: STAFF REPORT REQUIRED:
- 10-57-8: APPEAL MEETING:
- 10-57-9: DECISION OF THE APPEAL:
- 10-57-10: FINDINGS REQUIRED TO OVERTURN OR MODIFY THE DECISION-MAKERS ACTION:
- CHAPTER 58 EXPIRATION AND EXTENSIONS OF TIME
- CHAPTER 59 LEGALLY EXISTING NONCONFORMITIES
- 10-59-1: PURPOSE:
- 10-59-2: TYPES OF LEGALLY EXISTING NONCONFORMITIES:
- 10-59-3: POLICY:
- 10-59-4: AUTHORITY TO CONTINUE:
- 10-59-5: NONCONFORMING USES:
- 10-59-6: NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES:
- 10-59-7: NONCONFORMING LOTS:
- 10-59-8: NONCONFORMING SIGNS:
- 10-59-9: RESTRICTED LOT:
- 10-59-10: PROCEDURE TO GRANT CERTIFICATION OF LEGALLY EXISTING NONCONFORMING STATUS AND ISSUANCE OF GRANDFATHER CERTIFICATE:
- CHAPTER 60 ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT
- 10-60-1: SHORT TITLE:
- 10-60-2: PURPOSE:
- 10-60-3: SCOPE:
- 10-60-4: EXISTING LAW CONTINUED:
- 10-60-5: CRIMINAL PROSECUTION RIGHT:
- 10-60-6: EFFECT OF HEADINGS:
- 10-60-7: SEVERABILITY:
- 10-60-8: CIVIL LIABILITY:
- 10-60-9: GENERAL RULES OF INTERPRETATION:
- 10-60-10: DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO TITLE GENERALLY:
- 10-60-11: ACTS INCLUDE CAUSING, AIDING, AND ABETTING:
- 10-60-12: SERVICE OF NOTICE REQUIREMENTS:
- 10-60-13: GENERAL ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY:
- 10-60-14: ADOPTION OF POLICY AND PROCEDURES:
- 10-60-15: AUTHORITY TO INSPECT:
- 10-60-16: FALSE INFORMATION OR REFUSAL PROHIBITED:
- 10-60-18: ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT HEARINGS:
- 10-60-19: REQUEST FOR ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT HEARING:
- 10-60-12: NOTIFICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT HEARING:
- 10-60-21: APPOINTMENT AND QUALIFICATIONS OF HEARING EXAMINER:
- 10-60-22: POWERS OF HEARING EXAMINER:
- 10-60-23: PROCEDURES AT ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT HEARING:
- 10-60-24: FAILURE TO ATTEND ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT HEARING:
- 10-60-25: ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT ORDER:
- 10-60-26: FAILURE TO COMPLY:
- 10-60-28: ADMINISTRATIVE ABATEMENT:
- 10-60-29: NOTICE OF VIOLATION:
- 10-60-30: REQUESTING HEARINGS:
- 10-60-31: FAILURE TO CORRECT:
- 10-60-32: INSPECTIONS:
- 10-60-33: AUTHORITY TO ABATE:
- 10-60-34: PROCEDURES FOR ABATEMENT:
- 10-60-35: PROCEDURES FOR RECORDATION:
- 10-60-36: NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE:
- 10-60-37: PROHIBITION AGAINST ISSUANCE OF MUNICIPAL PERMITS:
- 10-60-39: EMERGENCY ABATEMENT:
- 10-60-41: PURPOSE:
- 10-60-42: ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS:
- 10-60-43: CONTENTS OF CITATION:
- 10-60-45: PURPOSE:
- 10-60-46: ASSESSMENT OF COSTS:
- 10-60-47: FAILURE TO TIMELY PAY COSTS:
- 10-60-48: ADMINISTRATIVE COST FUND:
- 10-60-49: ALLOCATION OF CIVIL FEES:
- CHAPTER 61 WORDS DEFINED
- CHAPTER 62 DEFINITIONS