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Ord 1472COUNCIL BILL N0. 213 ORDINANCE N0. 1472 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WOOD- BURN, ORDINANCE N0. 1344, BY ADDING A NEW DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN AS INTERCHANGE DISTRICT ZONE THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF WOODBURN DO ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance 1344 of the City of Wood- burn, commonly known as the Woodburn Zoning Ordinance, be, and the same is hereby amended to include a new Section 34, Inter- change District Zone to read as follows: SECTION 34 INTERCHANGE DISTRICT ZONE 34.010 Purposes and Intent 34.020 Interchange District 34.030 Commercial Uses 34.040 Conditional Uses 34.050 Front Yard (Commercial) 34.060 Side and Rear Yards (Commercial) 34.070 Height (Commercial) 34.080 Landscaped Yards (Commercial) 34.090 General Requirements for ALL uses Page 1 - COUNCIL BILL N0. 213 Ordinance No. 1472 34.010. PURPOSE AND INTENT. The purpose and intent of the Interchange District is to provide for the location of needed highway service commercial facilities at the interchanges between the controlled access highways and the intersecting arterial roads, and to encourage the orderly and compatible development of such district to the end that the natural assets and scenic values of the Willamette Valley will not be lost to the traveler, the resident of the City and owners of the property within the Interchange District: well-landscaped sites and attractive buildings shall be encouraged. In providing for the location of the highway-oriented service firms, it is essential that the principal function of the interchange (the carrying of traffice to and from the freeway in a safe and expeditious manner) be preserved. Also, the purpose is to provide safe ingress and egress to the commercial developments through control of access points on the City throughways, arterials, streets and highways servicing the Interchange Districts, The intent of this Interchange District Ordinance is to promote the health, safety and general welfare of the area and this ordinance is based on the following consideration, among others: The various characteristics of the various areas in the City, the suitability of the areas for particular land uses and improvements, the land uses and improvements in the areas, trends in land improvement, den- sity of development, property values, the needs of economic enter- prises in the future development of the areas, needed access,to par- ticular sites in the area, natural resources of the county and pro- spective needs for development thereof, and the public need for health- ful, safe, aesthetic surroundings and conditions. 34.020. INTERCHANGE DISTRICT. The boundaries of the ID zone are set forth on the official zone map, filed with the City Recorder. 34.030. COMMERCIAL USES. Within any Interchange District, no building, structure or premises shall be used, arranged or de- signed to be used, erected, structurally altered or enlarged, except for one or more of the following commercial uses: (a) Service station (gas, oil, lubricating, minor repair, general repair}; (b} Towing service; (c} Traveler accommodations: (1) Hotels and motels; (d) Eating place, restaurant, cafe, coffee shop, dining room and tea room; (e) Drive-in eating and snack facilities; (f) Vending machines, automatic merchandising. Page 2. - COUNCIL BILL N0. 213 ORDI~AN~E N0. 1~?2 34,040. CONDITIONAL USES. (a } Banks ; (b} Insurance carriers, agents, brokers and service agencies, companies -main or branch offices; (c) Real Estate Companies; (d} Barber and Beauty Shops; (e) Bakery; (f} Camera and Photographic Store; (g} Candy, Nut, and Confectionary Store; (h) Dairy Products Store (no processing) 34.050. FRONT YARD (COMMERCIAL). In an ID zone, there shall be a minimum front yard of 20 feet. No parking shall be allowed in the required minimum front yard. 34.060. SIDE AND REAR YARDS (COMMERCIAL}. In a ID district no rear yard is required except as herein provided, but if one is provided it shall be not less than 5 feet in depth exclusive of any alley area. A rear yard shall be provided in a ID district when: (a) The lot abuts or is adjacent to a premise used or is zoned for residential purposes; the yard shall be a minimum of five feet in depth. (b) The buildings or structures or portions thereof on a lot are used for residential purposes in which circumstances side and rear yard restrictions in RM districts shall apply. In the case of subsection (a) of this section, the rear yard shall be contained by a wall or fence not less than six feet in height, or a compact evergreen hedge not less than three feet when planted and cap- able of attaining a height of six feet. 34.070. HEIGHT (COMMERCIAL}. No building or structure hereafter erected or enlarged shall exceed 3 stories or 45 feet in height, which- ever is the lesser. 34.080. LANDSCAPED YARDS (COMMERCIAL). All required yards shall be landscaped as provided in Section 27.060. Page 3. - COt~NCIL BILL NO. 213 ORDINANCE N0. 1472 34.090. GENERAL RE~UIREM~NTS FOR ,ALL USES (A) Access Control. (1) Access Control Lines: Access control lines are. delineated on the official zone maps. Th,ese~access control lines establish the nearest paint of access to existing public roads from each property in close prox- intity to the entrances- and exits. of the controlled access highways. These provisions shall apply in all cases except in those instances where the State of Oregon, through. its Highway Department,. has established access control in which instance the State shall retain sole responsibility for access control. (2) Briveway Control Lines: Driveway control lines are de- lineated on the official zone maps and includes all. public rights-of-way not otherwise Hated and shall inc~,ude any public ar private right-of-way created within t:he Interchange District after the adoption of the plan and any public or private right-of-way now in existence but not shown on the plan within the Tnterchange District. (3} A permit shall be obtained from the Director of Public Works prior to the construction of any connection.far vehicular access to a public right-of-way located within an Tnterchange District, provided: (a} Each driveway is located at least 2QQ feet (center- line to centerline) from any ether driveway or street located on the same side of the street. (b} The location, width and design is in accordance with the standards of the Department of Public Works. (c} Property line driveways which.. function as a common point of ingress and egress to bath properties shall be considered as one driveway. (d} Non-arterial ..streets within. or adjacent ta- a resi- dential zone may nat be used as access to an ID zone without Planning C©mmission approval. (e} All road and. driveway improvements are constructed to the standards of the Department of Public Works.- (U} Landscaping anal Screening Requirements, (1} There shall be provided a 10 foot landscaped yard adja- cent to every street exclusive of driveways. (2} All required side and rear yards shall be landscaped exclusive of driveways. Page 4. - COUATCT,L BILL N0. 213 QRDINA,I~CE` N0. 1472 (3) when approved by the Planning Commission, artificial grass and/or landscape products may be used. (4) Landscaping of yards shall be done as an ~.ntegral part of the development. (5) All rear and side yards which are adjacent to px~operty used or zoned for residential purposes, shal~.lac contained by an orn- amental sight-obscuring fence, wall or hedge 6 feet i_n height. If a hedge is used, it may be planted at the 3 fact level. p~'ov:i.ded ~:~: a.s capable of attaining a height of at least 6 feet. (C} Open Storage Yards. All yard areas, exclusive of those required to be landscaped • may be used for materials and equipment storage yards or areas provided such yard area is enclosed with an ornamental, sight-obscuring fence or wall placed at a height of 6 feet or a compact evergreen hedge planted at 3 feet and capable of attaining a minimum height of 6 feet; provided that, in no case, shall any fence or hedge be placed in vision clear- ance area (see section 0.080). Any fence, wall or hedge shall be located on the property at the required setback line in the same manner as if said fence or wall were a building. Open storage yards shall be paved and maintained in a dust- free condition. (D} Loading and Parking Facilities. Every vehicle loading and parking area shall be clearly desig- nated as such and paved as provided in Sections 10.064 and 10.070. Parking requirements shall be provided as set forth in Section 10.050. (E} Utilities. All on-premise utility services shall be installed underground. (F) Signs. Signs shall be permitted as follo~vs: within the free~vay district the commercial sign district reg- ulations shall apply tivith the follotiving exception where a business catering to the motor on the Interstate Freeway 5 is located High~~Tay 214 interchange and outside of ping center, such business may have on~ limited to a maximum height of ~5' and public traveling in the OrEgon State an integrated Shop- e freestanding sign a maximum sign area Page 5. - COUNCIL BILL N0. 213 . Ordinance No. 1472 of 200 square feet. If such sign is erected, it shall be in lieu of and not in addition to the principal sign per- mitted for a commercial sign district. Businesses cater- ing to the public shall be limited far the purposes of this section to service stations, restaurants, motels, hotels anal travel trailer camps. (O) Lights. Outdoor lighting is permitted provided all lights or group of lights used for the purpose of illuminating a structure, sign, storage yard or outdoor .sales and.._parka.ng area shall be directed away from a public street or highway and any adjacent residential structures. (H} Removal Agreements:.. In the event that any landscaped yard structure or sign is al~.owed to extend into the special setback, a re- moval agreement gust be first signed by the property owner. (I) Minimum Lot Area. 6a0o square feet. (J) When special conditions exist such as slope, grade, flooding area, wet lands, ar slide area, the.,Planning Convnission may require additional conditions as necessary to protect ,the health., safety, and liveability of the residents, property owners, anal future employees of the area. r APPROVED • Ralp E. Pickering, Mayo Passed by the Council Submitted to the Council Approved. by the Mayor Filed in the Off ice of the Recorder _.____ Mai'--2-7, 1875 May 2?, 1875' May ~2~?~, ~ 1~~?5. r ~r.~~ri +r•. Mai 2'7, 1975 r-..... i wow. „~ ATTEST : ~ .~~ ~~• : °~ ~ ~.~- ~. ~ ~`~ °1\ ~ ,F~..~._. Barney O. urriy Recorder City of Woodburn, Oregon Page 6. - COUNCIL BILL NO. 213 ORDINANCE N0. 1472 Z, BARNEY 0. BURRIS, Recorder of the City of Woodburn, do hereby certify that I caused to be posted three copies of Ordinance No. one of which said copies posted in the City Hall on the bulletin board opposite the entrance to the Recorder's Office, in full view of the traveling public; a second one of said copies posted on the Woodburn Public Library bulletin board at 280 Garfield Street, in full view of the traveling public; a third one of said copies posted on the Paul Sowa and Sons building at 182 Young Street, in full view of the traveling public; that all of said places are public places within the corporate limits of the City of Woodburn and that all of said copies were ~;osted on the ~~;~~~ day of~r?~~ 1975. r BARNEY'. BURRIS, RECORDER City of tiVoodburn, Oregon