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2009-44 AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE - XIII B-3 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT - XIX PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
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2009-44 AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE - XIII B-3 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT - XIX PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
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AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE - XIII B-3 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT - XIX PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
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6/15/2009
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Excerpts from Plan Commission Minutes of June 4,2009 <br /> Cal. No. 09-27 Petition GREG C. CROWE, ASSISTANT CITY <br /> MANAGER, for amendments to the City of Decatur <br /> Zoning Ordinance (Ord. #3512, as amended). <br /> Ms. Ashe presented the recommendation of staff: <br /> The current City of Decatur Zoning Ordinance was adopted in May of 2002. Since the time of <br /> adoption, Staff has discovered certain necessary changes, discrepancies and omissions as the new <br /> ordinance has been implemented, specifically in SECTION XIII. B-3 PLANNED SHOPPING <br /> CENTER DISTRICT and SECTION XIX. PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. It is <br /> Staff s hope that these changes will make the Zoning Ordinance more comprehensive and <br /> applicable to the changing built urban environment all the while keeping the charge of making <br /> Decatur a beautiful place to live, work and play. <br /> The amendment to the B-3 and the PD will allow the Director of Economic and Urban <br /> Development to approve minor amendments to increase the size of the structure administratively. <br /> This will allow petitioners an expedited process as opposed to going through Plan Commission <br /> and City Council for small increases less than twenty percent(20%) in size. <br /> Staff recommends the following amendments: <br /> Amend SECTION XIII.G.2 (B-3 Planned Shopping Center District)by adding: <br /> "of twenty percent(20%) or more" and"(excluding signage)" <br /> Amend SECTION XIX.H.2. (PD Planned Development)by adding: <br /> "of twenty percent(20%) or more" <br /> Staff recommends approval of the amendments as proposed. <br /> Section XXIX.G. of the Zoning Ordinance requires the Plan Commission to hold a public <br /> hearing and make recommendations to the City Council on amendments to the Zoning <br /> Ordinance. A motion to forward Calendar Number 09-27 to City Council with a <br /> recommendation of approval is suggested. <br /> Mr. Greg Crowe was sworn in by Mrs. Poland. <br /> Mr. Crowe stated that currently the Ordinance for PD's and B-3's allow the Director to make <br /> some minor changes. Currently any size change to a building has to go back through the Plan <br /> Commission and then on to City Council. This change will allow a size change of less than <br /> twenty percent (20%) to be approved by the Director. The developer will have to submit a site <br /> plan that would go through all staff levels as the original site plan does. <br /> Mr. Edwards stated the Boards, Commissions and Council have a purpose and would rather the <br /> percentage increase for Director approval to be ten percent(10%). <br /> Chairman Smith stated that City staff knows what they are doing and the Commission is here to <br /> facilitate their process. He does not want staff to have to come back with every issue that <br /> requires a minor change. He feels this is a waste of time for staff, the Commission, the <br /> developer's time and the taxpayer's money. <br /> It was moved and seconded (Jackson/John) to forward Cal. No. 09-27 to the City Council with <br /> recommendation for approval as presented by staff. Motion carried unanimously. <br />
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