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2012-18
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CREATING A LAKEFRONT OVERLAY DISTRICT
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4/16/2012
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STAFF REPORT <br /> Decatur City Plan Commission <br /> COMMON NAME: Amend Section XX, Special Districts in the Zoning Ordinance (Ord. 3512, <br /> as amended), by Adding New Paragraph F, LF-OL Lakefront Overlay District and the Creation <br /> of the Lakefront Overlay District <br /> GENERAL INFORMATION <br /> Hearing Date April 5, 2012 <br /> Calendar No. 12-09 and 12-10 <br /> Requested Action Amendment to Ordinance #3512, as amended, <br /> Section XX,New Paragraph F, LF-OF Lakefront Overlay District <br /> and the Creation of the Lakefront Overlay District. <br /> Petitioner Billy Tyus, Assistant City Manager <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> 1. The overlay district concept was incorporated into the Zoning Ordinance adopted in May 2002. <br /> Originally, Section XX, Special Districts, was reserved for future amendments which would be intended <br /> to provide for the special needs of and reserve a place for creation of overlay districts or other specially <br /> designated districts that have a more specific purpose or particular development goals than what more <br /> traditional zoning districts might allow. Overlay districts could include large institutions, educational <br /> campuses or other areas, along with their associated uses which typically are established nearby. <br /> 2. The first amendment created the Institution Overlay District in October 2002. The first overlay district <br /> was granted to Decatur Memorial Hospital in November 2002. <br /> 3. Subsequently, in August 2006, the Airport Overlay District was created for the Decatur Airport <br /> property. <br /> 4. The third Overlay District,the West Main Street Overlay District,was created in October 2006. <br /> 5. In June 2011 the Decatur City Council entered into an intergovernmental agreement with the Decatur <br /> Park District to partner on the Lakefront Development project. The agreement represents a commitment <br /> to work together in support of the multi-phased project to bring new cultural, educational and recreational <br /> amenities to the Nelson Park lakefront both as a means of attracting visitors to our community and as an <br /> outlet for local residents. <br /> DESCRIPTION <br /> 1. Staff has prepared an amendment for inclusion in Section XX, as Paragraph F, establishing the LF-OL <br /> Lakefront Overlay District. This District would be applicable to the area generally defined as Chandler <br /> Park and Nelson Park as well as adjacent Lakefront boundaries. <br /> 2. Adoption of the proposed amendment is intended to provide standards that encourage recreation and <br /> allow for the continued preservation and use of the parks and the lake while supporting special needs that <br /> facilitate the use of the parks and the lake as economic catalysts that draw visitors to the City of Decatur. <br /> The Overlay District shall link traditional park and lake activities with uses that generate revenues to <br /> offset the expense of non-revenue generating elements and support the long-term care and maintenance of <br /> the park and lake and overall growth and development of the Decatur community. The Overlay District <br /> shall be designed to protect and preserve the existing character of surrounding neighborhoods. <br />
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