The Traffic Engineering Department shall remove the sign once the Board takes final action. A cemetery and/or mausoleum shall be located on a site a minimum of five (5) acres, and enclosed by a masonry or iron fence, or a combination of masonry and iron fence, or a wall not less than four (4) feet in height along all property lines. 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for Commercial Center Districts, Planned Development Standards for Centers for Industry Districts, Affordable Housing Planned Development (AHPD), Commercial Center and Institutional Campus Districts, Location and Boundaries of Zoning Districts, Interpretation of Zoning District Boundaries, Ordinance Relationship to Structures Located within Public Right-of-Way, Purpose of the OS-N Neighborhood Open Space District, Purpose of the OS-G Greenway Open Space District, Purpose of the OS-R Regional Open Space District, Purpose of the GPD General Planned Development District, Purpose of the OS-CBD Central Business Open Space District, Purpose of the OS-AR Armstrong Regional Park District, Landscape, Stormwater Management, and Screening, Purpose of the R-RE Rural Residential Estate District, Purpose of the M-MU Maritime Mixed-Use District, Historic Core Neighborhoods Residential Districts, Purpose of the VCR-1 Vieux Carr Residential District, Purpose of the VCR-2 Vieux Carr Residential District, Purpose of the HMR-1 Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Residential District, Purpose of the HMR-2 Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Residential District, Purpose of the HMR-3 Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Residential District, Purpose of the Historic Core Neighborhoods Residential Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Sub-Districts, Permitted Residential Conversions in the Vieux Carr Districts, Design Standards for Vieux Carr Districts, Design Standards for Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Districts, Voluntary Inclusionary Zoning For Historic Core Residential Neighborhoods VCR-1, VCR-2, HMR-1, and HMR-2, Historic Core Neighborhoods Non-Residential Districts, Purpose of the VCC-1 Vieux Carr Commercial District, Purpose of the VCC-2 Vieux Carr Commercial District, Purpose of the VCE Vieux Carr Entertainment District, Purpose of the VCE-1 Vieux Carr Entertainment District, Purpose of the VCS Vieux Carr Service District, Purpose of the VCS-1 Vieux Carr Service District, Purpose of the HMC-1 Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Commercial District, Purpose of the HMC-2 Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Commercial District, Purpose of the HM-MU Historic Marigny/Trem/Bywater Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the VCP Vieux Carr Park District, Purpose of the Historic Core Neighborhoods Non-Residential Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Subdistrict, Historic Urban Neighborhoods Residential Districts, Purpose of the HU-RS Single-Family Residential District, Purpose of the HU-RD1 Two-Family Residential District, Purpose of the HU-RD2 Two-Family Residential District, Purpose of the HU-RM1 Multi-Family Residential District, Purpose of the HU-RM2 Multi-Family Residential District, Purpose of the Historic Urban Neighborhoods Residential Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Sub-Districts, Voluntary IZ for Historic Urban Neighborhoods Residential Districts - HU-RM1, HU-RM2, Historic Urban Neighborhoods Non-Residential Districts, Purpose of the HU-B1A Neighborhood Business District, Purpose of the HU-B1 Neighborhood Business District, Purpose of the HU-MU Neighborhood Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the Historic Urban Neighborhoods Non-Residential Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Sub-Districts, Density Bonus for Historic Urban Neighborhood Non-Residential District - HU-B1A, HU-B1, and HU-MU, Suburban Neighborhoods Residential Districts, Purpose of the S-RS Single-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-RD Two-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-RM1 Multi-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-RM2 Multi-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRS1 Lakeview Single-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRS2 Lake Vista and Lake Shore Single-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRS3 Lakewood and Country Club Gardens Single-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRD1 Lake Vista Two-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRD2 Lakewood/Parkview Two-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRM1 Lake Area Low-Rise Multi-Family Residential District, Purpose of the S-LRM2 Lake Area High-Rise Multi-Family Residential District, Voluntary Inclusionary Zoning for Suburban Neighborhoods Residential Districts - S-RM1, S-RM2, S-LRM1, and S-LRM2, Suburban Neighborhoods Non-Residential Districts, Purpose of the S-B1 Suburban Business District, Purpose of the S-B2 Pedestrian-Oriented Corridor Business District, Purpose of the S-LB1 Lake Area Neighborhood Business District, Purpose of the S-LB2 Lake Area Neighborhood Business District, Purpose of the S-LC Lake Area General Commercial District, Purpose of the S-LP Lake Area Neighborhood Park District, Purpose of the S-LM Lake Area Marina District, Purpose of the S-MU Suburban Neighborhood Mixed-Use District, Voluntary Inclusionary Zoning for Suburban Neighborhood Non-Residential District - SB-1, S-B2, S-LB1, S-LB2, S-MU, AND S-LC, Commercial Center & Institutional Campus Districts, Purpose of the C-1 General Commercial District, Purpose of the C-2 Auto-Oriented Commercial District, Purpose of the C-3 Heavy Commercial District, Purpose of the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the MU-2 High Intensity Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the EC Educational Campus District, Purpose of the MC Medical Campus District, Purpose of the MS Medical Service District, Purpose of the LS Life Science Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the Commercial Center & Institutional Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Sub-Districts, Uses Associated With Colleges and Universities in the EC District, Commercial Center and Institutional Campus Districts Illustratives and Site Diagrams, Institutional Master Plan for EC and MC Districts, Changes to Approved Institutional Master Plans, Institutional Signage Plan for EC and MC Districts, Volunary Inclusionary Zoning for Commercial Center and Institutional Campus Districts C-1, C-2, C-3, MU-1, MU-2, and LS, Purpose of the LI Light Industrial District, Purpose of the HI Heavy Industrial District, Purpose of the MI Maritime Industrial District, Purpose of the BIP Business-Industrial Park District, MI District Commercial and Recreational Sub-District, CBD-2 Historic Commercial and Mixed-Use District, CBD-5 Urban Core Neighborhood Lower Intensity Mixed-Use District, CBD-6 Urban Core Neighborhood Mixed-Use District, Purpose of the Central Business Districts Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Sub-Districts, Public Benefit Floor Area Ratio (FAR) Bonus Provisions, Public Park/Open Space Financial Contribution Standards, Landmark Preservation Financial Contribution Standards, Multi-Modal/Pedestrian Corridor Design Standards, Creation, Modification, and Removal of Overlay Zoning Districts, Intent, Relation to Base Zoning Districts, and Rules Governing the Application of Multiple Overlays, Application of Overlay Zoning Districts to Off-Site Accessory Uses, Purpose of the SC Suburban Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the ENORC Eastern New Orleans Renaissance Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the HUC Historic Urban Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the St. Charles Avenue Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the RDO-1 Residential Diversity Overlay District (Marigny/Bywater), Purpose of the RDO-2 Residential Diversity Overlay District (Trem/Sixth and Seventh Wards), Purpose of the AC-1 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District (Frenchmen, St. Bernard, Broad), Purpose of the AC-2 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District (Freret, Newton, Teche), Purpose of the AC-3 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District (St. Claude), Purpose of the AC-4 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District (Trem), Purpose of the RIV Riverfront Design Overlay District, Purpose of the CPC Character Preservation Corridor Design Overlay District, Purpose of the EC Enhancement Corridor Design Overlay District, Purpose of the CT Corridor Transformation Design Overlay District, Purpose of the GC Greenway Corridor Design Overlay District, Purpose of the HU-B1A Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the LAS LaSalle Street Overlay District, Purpose of the Magazine Street Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the Jackson Avenue Use Restriction Overlay District, Purpose of the Annunciation Street Overlay District, Purpose of the CSH Canal Street Height Overlay District, Purpose of the SCC South of Convention Center Height Overlay District, Purpose of the SBA St. Bernard Avenue Overlay District, PURPOSE OF THE MIDDLE HARRISON USE RESTRICTION OVERLAY DISTRICT, Purpose of the Coronet Court Multi-Family Housing Overlay District, SC Suburban Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, ENORC Eastern New Orleans Renaissance Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, HUC Historic Urban Corridor Use Restriction Overlay District, St. Charles Avenue Use Restriction Overlay District, Demolition and Reconstruction of Existing Facilities, RDO-1 Residential Diversity Overlay District, RDO-2 Residential Diversity Overlay District, AC-1 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District, AC-2 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District, AC-3 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District, AC-4 Arts and Culture Diversity Overlay District, Development Plan and Design Review Required, RIV Overlay District Sub-Districts and Areas of Applicability, Standards for Riverside of Floodwall or Levee, RIV-1 Lower Garden District Sub-District Standards, CPC Character Preservation Corridor Design Overlay District, Additional Design Review Approval Standards, CPC Overlay District Sub-Districts and Areas of Applicability, EC Enhancement Corridor Design Overlay District, EC Overlay District Sub-Districts and Areas of Applicability, CT Corridor Transformation Design Overlay District, GC Greenway Corridor Design Overlay District, Magazine Street Use Restriction Overlay District, Jackson Avenue Use Restriction Overlay District, SCC South of Convention Center Height Overlay District, Design Standards and Traffic Impact Analysis, Density Bonus for SBA St. Bernard Avenue Overlay District, Additional Density Bonus for SBA St. Bernard Overlay District, MIDDLE HARRISON USE RESTRICTION OVERLAY DISTRICT, Coronet Court Multi-Family Housing Overlay District, ALGIERS RIVERFRONT USE AND HEIGHT RESTRICTION OVERLAY, University Area Off-Street Parking Overlay District, Airport, Heliport, Helistop, and Seaplane Base, Batching Plant (Asphalt, Cement or Concrete), Check Cashing Establishment, Pay Day or Title Loan Establishment, or Pawn Shop, Construction or Demolition Debris Recycling Facility, Contractor Storage Yard and Outdoor Storage Yard, Dwelling, Established Multi-Family and Dwelling, Established Two-Family, Educational Facility (Primary, Secondary, and Vocational), Live Entertainment Secondary Use and Live Performance Venue, Motor Vehicle Dealership or Motor Vehicle Rental Establishment, Motor Vehicle Service and Repair, Minor or Major (Includes Tire Retail Shops), Parking Structure or Parking Lot (Principal Use), Private Residential Recreation Facilities (Indoor or Outdoor), Separation/Recovery Facility, Industrial Composting Facilities, and Waste Transfer Station, Wireless Telecommunications Antenna, Facility, and Tower, OUTDOOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - SECONDARY USE, All Activities Within an Enclosed Structure, Applicability of Bulk and Yard Requirements, LOTS WITH MULTIPLE ZONING DISTRICT DESIGNATIONS, Light Pole and Building-Mounted Lighting Heights, Outdoor Sales and Display, and Outdoor Storage, Permitted Encroachments into Required Yards, Grandfathered Deficiency of Required Vehicle Parking, Computation of Parking and Loading Requirements, Required Off-Street Vehicle Parking Spaces, Exemptions from Vehicle Parking Requirements, On-Street Spaces to Count Toward Parking Requirements, Exemptions from Bicycle Parking Requirements, Exemption for Approved Parking Management Plan in the EC Educational Campus District, Vehicle Space Reduction for Bicycle Spaces, Access Requirements for Off-Street Vehicle Parking Areas, Pedestrian Walkway Design within Parking Areas, Parking Pad Design for Single-Family and Two-Family Residential Uses, Vehicle Stacking Spaces for Drive-Through Facilities, Fee-in-Lieu of Parking [Reserved/To Be Determined], Landscape, Stormwater Management, & Screening, Minor Changes to Approved Landscape Plans, Selection, Installation, and Maintenance of Plant Materials, Wet-Tolerant and Drought-Tolerant Plant Requirements, Building Foundation Landscape and Landscape Yards, Refuse Disposal Dumpsters, Recycling Containers, and Refuse Storage Areas, Wind Pressure and Direct Load Requirements, Limitation on Items of Information for Permanent Signs, General Regulations for all Temporary Signs, Political and Non-Commercial Message Signs, Katrina Watermark Signs And Search and Rescue Signs, Multi-Family Identification Sign (Attached), Parking Lot Directional, Parking Area Identification, Menu Board Signs and Parking Lot Informational, Permanent Signs - Historic Core Neighborhood, Directory, Parking Lot Directional, Parking Area Identification, and Menu Board Signs, Wall Sign, Window Sign, and Projecting Sign, Exceptions for the Eastern New Orleans Renaissance Corridor Use Overlay District, Burden on Property Owner to Establish Legality, Suspension for Force Majeure or Acts of Public Enemy, Demolition of a Nonconforming Use or Structure, Destruction of Structures Containing a Nonconforming Use, Restoration and Expansion of Certain Nonconforming Uses, Residential Districts (Except Historic Core Neighborhoods Residential Districts, Historic Urban Neighborhoods Residential Districts, S-RS, S-RD, S-RM1, S-RM2, S-LRM1, and S-LRM2 Suburban Neighborhoods Residential Districts). All facilities shall be approved by the Department of Public Works. The revised security and operation plan shall be approved prior to the issuance of any permits. 320 E McCarty St Jefferson City MO 65101 573-634-6410. 3. Each facility shall provide common kitchen and dining room area adequate for the number of residents serviced. 1. The structure must have a documented legal history of two units for a two family dwelling or 4 or fewer units for a multi-family dwelling, as confirmed by Safety and Permits, where documented legal history is determined based on evidence of dwelling units which currently exist but may not be operating on a given property; OR, b. 28,322 MCS, 5, February 28, 2020, Zoning Docket 117-19, Adopted by Ord. For unattended car washes, a security system shall be installed including a closed circuit security camera (CCTV). ii. . For purposes of this section, adjacent means that the property line of the premises upon which a truck stop is located within a distance of two-thousand (2,000) feet to the nearest edge of the traveled portion of the roadway which is a major state highway or interstate highway. 28479 MCS, 9-3-20, ZD 42/20; Ord. I have seen a range of 0'-15' setbacks off of a house when building a in-ground pool in Massachusetts. Facilities shall comply with the conditions and specifications contained in the definition of sanitary landfills in the Louisiana Administrative Code. 4. Security and operation plans may be revised by the property owner or person authorized in writing by the owner. 6. In addition, parking structures and parking lots are subject to the following standards. Country clubs shall have a minimum of fifty-thousand (50,000) square feet of lot area. Proof of owner occupancy shall be established by submission of proof of a homestead exemption submitted to the Department of Safety and Permits. This covenant or deed restriction must be disclosed to prospective buyers. Plant materials shall be installed along the fence or wall to provide a softening effect. Outdoor speakers and instruments shall be directed away from adjacent residences to the greatest extent possible. 1. In about all single-family residential-zoned districts, accessory buildings such as sheds, detached garages, pool buildings, cabanas, etc. 4. The affordable rental unit shall be priced to be affordable to households with incomes equal to or below seventy percent (70%) of AMI. Directions. Carolina Reaper Sausage, b. Private residential recreation facilities developed as common open space for a residential subdivision are subject to the following standards. Telephone exchanges shall be on a site of at least twenty thousand (20,000) square feet. The principal entrance shall be a direct entry from the street the property abuts. Ineligible applicants will receive notice by mail. Storage of all campground materials and/or equipment shall be within enclosed structures. To qualify as a stealth design, wireless telecommunications antennas shall be enclosed, camouflaged, screened, or reasonably obscured from public view. 9. Michael Whitehall Illness, The setback shall be landscaped with evergreen trees at a rate of one (1) for every twenty-five (25) feet of linear frontage, supplemented with shrubs and groundcover. Towers shall be equipped with systems that automatically engage during such power failures. Vous pouvez choisir l'offre qui vous convient. First you need to confirm zoning district BC-2 allows office buildings. f. If meals are provided, only registered guests may be served. . 28,156, 14, August 8, 2019, Zoning Dockets 26/19 & 27/19. e. To minimize the adverse visual impact of wireless telecommunications towers, where such towers are permitted only as conditional uses, they will be permitted in the in the following order of preference for locating new facilities. Right before I was going to post this, same thing I did a year ago: Served on Jefferson Parish's Old Metairie Commission for over 10 years; last 7 as chairman. Where the property abuts a residential use, the facility shall install an opaque fence at least six (6) feet high on the property line to buffer the residential use. Private residential recreation facilities within a multi-family dwelling that are developed as part of the structure and not open to the public, such as indoor gym facilities, private balconies, or rooftop terraces, are not subject to the requirements of this section. Twenty-five percent (25%) of the outdoor area shall be shaded. The setback distance is measured from the nearest point on the outside edge of a tower to the nearest point on the foundation of the occupied building. 5' side yard setback on West side (abutting residential). Major motor vehicle service and repair shops shall have a minimum lot size of nine-thousand (9,000) square feet. The perimeter setback shall be landscaped to screen the campground. A security and operation plan. Uniform Construction Codes and Amendments effective 01/01/2014. d. All live entertainment secondary use and live performance shall provide exterior security cameras. hb```"yE!A !-&" )(X i ljSeyL'77& 5 f"1 c. Only noninfectious waste from hospitals or clinics which has been properly packaged and identified and is certified as nonhazardous by the Department of Health and Hospitals may be deposited. 7. d. Legal, nonconforming status has been confirmed by the Department of Safety & Permits. However, if the proposed alteration intensifies a nonconforming characteristic of the antenna or facility, a variance is required. Joseph S. Yenni Building 1221 Elmwood Park Blvd., Suite 601 Jefferson, LA 70123 Phone Numbers: Planning Main Line (504) 736-6320 Fax (504) 731-4560 Mark Waller may be reached at mwaller@timespicayune.com or 504.883.7056 . 16. Up to five (5) guest bedrooms may be rented to guests, and occupancy shall be limited to two (2) guests per guest bedroom with a maximum ten (10) guests. 1221 Elmwood Park Blvd., Ste. ii. 1. 3. 6. The landscape requirements may be grouped to maintain openings around gates or other access points. Screening materials may be a masonry wall, solid fence, or hedge and shall be the height of the structure. All underground storage tanks and fuel delivery systems shall meet or exceed minimum requirements, as regulated by EPA and DOT, for leak detection and preventative measures. The property shall be screened with a masonry wall or solid fence a minimum of six (6) feet in height. Any structures for such facilities shall be set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from all residential property lines. b. Indoor hours of operation are restricted to 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. midnight Sunday through Thursday and 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. Friday through Saturday. Back-up generators and any necessary fuel supplies shall be stored in a secure structure to prevent unauthorized access, damage and theft and to protect from weather damage. c. Signs shall comply with the regulations of Section 24.12, or for Historic Core Districts, Section 24.13. d. No buildings other than those for shelter of attendants or payment kiosks are permitted in a parking lot. Here is an example. No other information may be part of such signs. 2. One (1) parking space for every three (3) employees plus one (1) parking space for each six hundred (600) square feet of gross floor area. 2. All development plans shall include all information required by this section. g. Any and all air permits from the USEPA or other applicable regulatory authorities shall be obtained as necessary. The structure has a documented legal history of multi-family residential use providing more than 4 units, but reduces the number of dwelling units to 4 or fewer, where documented legal history is based on dwelling units which currently exist butmay not be operating on a given property; OR, c. The established multi-family structure with any number of units is within a zoning district where the Established Multi-Family use chart lists the use only as "P" - a permitted use; OR. c. Any other information the City Planning Commission may require to evaluate the economic, social, demographic, environmental, or physical impacts of the proposal. 1 . f. No signs are allowed for a Residential Short Term Rental. A traffic impact analysis is required. Chemicals and other flammable materials shall be disposed of in accordance with federal and state requirements. 1. There shall be a soft surface (sand, mulch, grass, mats, etc.) The property shall be screened with a masonry wall or solid fence a minimum of (7) feet in height. Preservation of existing vegetation is encouraged. The Traffic Plan shall be approved by the City Planning Commission staff and the Department of Public Works. ii. The operator of any early learning center shall be licensed by the Louisiana Department of Education. The substitution, modification, upgrade or removal of antennas on an existing nonconforming tower is permitted, provided that the height and/or nonconformity of the facility is not intensified. b. B) POOLS MAY BE ALLOWED WITHIN SERVITUDES IF ALL UTILITIES DO NOT OBJECT: 1. Live entertainment secondary use and live performance venues shall submit a noise abatement plan, to be reviewed by the Director of Safety and Permits, and all other appropriate City agencies, which shall address the intended use of amplification, noise levels, and need for soundproofing. The Jefferson Parish barrier island has endured dozens of hurricanes, tropical storms and other severe weather events throughout its history. 1. 5. The drop-off area shall be located so that clients of the facility are dropped off in front of the facility, which may be demarcated with signs or traffic cones during specific times of day. 28349 MCS, 5-7-20, ZD 122/19, Adopted by Ord. Interior finishes or appliances may be different as long as functionality and longevity are retained. For any lots that constitute a portion of an agricultural use as a whole, but are not contiguous with the lot on which on which the owner or licensed operator of the farm resides, or where any lot in agricultural use does not include a resident or licensed operator of the farm present daily, an additional sign is required. 311 S. CENTER AVENUE, ROOM 201. A revised security and operation plan shall be approved prior to the issuance of any permits. If you are looking as to what you can build on your property, please call Inspection and Code Enforcement at (504) 736-6957 East Bank or (504) 364-3500 West Bank. Golden, CO 80419 . Minimum rental space size does not include any area required for access roads, off-street parking, service buildings, recreation areas, office, and similar RV park needs. Public gathering spaces shall be set back at least ten (10) feet from the public rights-of-way and one hundred (100) feet from any residentially used property. Retail sales are limited to the following: i. Crops grown and/or livestock raised on the farm where the farm stand is located. A structure in excess of fourteen (14) feet, but not more than thirty (30) feet in height, shall be fifteen (15) feet from any public right-of-way or ten (10) feet from any residential district. b. 3. d. Compatibility of final (end) use stormwater management practice with adjacent development. This excludes typical noise from exercise or training while outdoors. The surface of exterior runs shall be made of impervious material to permit proper cleaning and disinfecting. Each child care center shall comply with all applicable state and federal regulations, including regulations within the Louisiana Administrative Code, including Louisiana State Fire Marshal Code and Title 51 Louisiana Public Health Sanitary Code (LA Department of Health Code) where applicable. Unless more stringent setbacks have been delineated upon a plat as part of an approval requirement, the following setbacks shall be required for main buildings: (See Figures 1&2) consistent with BMC 20.30.040. Located at least five (5) feet from any lot line that abuts the rear yard of a residential district unless the structure is constructed on the common lot line. One (1) space in addition to the parking space(s) required for the residential use. There shall be at least one bedroom for the fulltime owner-occupant. The minimum yard regulations for the underlying zoning district apply. For all uses except a hotel, public market, and outdoor amphitheater, outdoor live entertainment is limited to the hours of 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday, and from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Books can be purchased at the Jefferson County Building Safety Division front counter: 100 Jefferson County Pkwy., Suite 3540, Golden, CO. 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