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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 892-2021 Amending Code Ch 9, Article 9.02 Subdivision RegulationsCITY OF ANNA, TEXAS ORDINANCE NO. g!U ,- .AOa i AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANNA, TEXAS AMENDING THE CITY'S CODE OF ORDINANCES BY AMENDING CHAPTER 9 (PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS); PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY CLAUSE NOT TO EXCEED $2,000 OR THE HIGHEST PENALTY AMOUNT ALLOWED BY LAW, WHICHEVER IS LESS; AND, PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION HEREOF. WHEREAS, the City of Anna, Texas ("City") has previously adopted ordinances, rules and regulations governing the subdivision of land and signs in the City and its extraterrirotial jurisdiction, and zoning in the City; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City and the City Council of the City of Anna ("City Council") have given the requisite notices and have held the public hearings as required by law and afforded a full and fair hearing to all interested persons, the City Council has concluded that Article 9.02 Subdivision Regulations, Article 9.04 Zoning Ordinance, and Article 9.05 Signs of the City should be amended as set forth below. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANNA, TEXAS THATff . Section 1. Recitals Incorporated The above recitals are incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. Section 2. Amendment In accordance with Article 1.01 of the Anna City Code of Ordinances ("Anna Code"), Chapter 9 (Planning and Development Regulations) are hereby amended as follows. ARTICLE 9.02 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS Sec, 9.02.016 Definitions Lot or lot of record means a divided or undivided tract or parcel of land having frontage on a public or Drivate street 1 Additionally, throughout Chapter 9 (Planning and Development Regulations), this Ordinance shall permit Franklin Publishing to update references as necessary, such as: The numbering of Appendix 3. Descriptions/Definitions and any references to them in Appendix 2. Schedule of Uses and throughout the Zoning Ordinance. and which is, or which may in the future be, offered for sale, conveyance, transfer or improvement; which is designated as a distinct and separate tract; and which is identified by a tract or lot number or symbol in a duly approved subdivision plat which has been properly filed of record at the county. [•] Sec. 9. 02.081 Streets (c) Adequacy of streets and thoroughfares. (4) Approach streets and access. All subdivisions must have at least two points of vehicular access, and must be connected via improved streets (streets that meet the city standards) to the city's improved thoroughfare and street system by one or more approach streets of such dimensions and improved to such standards as required herein. All residential subdivisions shall provide no less than one entrance for each 50 lots including stubs for future development and in no case shall have more than 150 lots for each connection to an existing street. Sec. 9.02.087 Lots •- • -• • • . •- .•-• - .-ClUUCOO I4JL= public safety vehicles. EaGh resideRtial let the - subdivisgen shall have a .. . .. ..fteRtage (measured at the prepeFty .0 ...let shall have a MiRMUM frentage..appreved private aGGess of at least 50 feet, unless ether previrsions have (b) Minimum frontage on a public street. Each lot on a subdivision plat shall front onto a dedicated, improved public street, 2 unless platted as an approved private street subdivision in accordance with these subdivision regulations. All lots shall have a minimum of 40 feet of frontage along the property line of a dedicated, improved street er asseSS unless other provisions have been authorized under article 9.04 or an approved planned development district. Sec. 9.02.135 (c) General requirement: Dedication of land and payment of park development fee. (3) Impractical size. The city council declares that development of an area of less than five acres for neighborhood park purposes is impractical. Therefore, if fewer than 665 250 dwelling units are proposed by a plat filed for approval, the city council may require the developer to pay the applicable cash in lieu of land amount, as provided in subsection (4) 01 below. (d) Cash in lieu of land. (1) Requirement. A developer responsible for land dedication under these subdivision regulations shall be required, at the city council's option, to meet the dedication requirements in whole or in part by a cash payment in lieu of land, in the amount set forth below. Such payment in lieu of land shall be made prier to the iGS Konno of a building permit Whore nn b ail diRg permit is requi ed,theToo shall be pair) prior to filing of the final plat for record. (2) Fee. The cash payment in lieu of land dedication shall be met by the payment of a fee set from time to time by ordinance of the city council sufficient to acquire neighborhood park land. Cash payment fees in lieu of land dedication are found in the fee schedule in appendix A of this code. Such fee shall be paid by the developer prior to filing of the final plat for properties located within the ETJ. (3) Park develeper development fee. A cash payment in lieu of land dedication, as set forth in this section, does not relieve the 3 developer of its obligation to pay the park development fee set forth in subsection (c)(4) above. The cash payment in lieu of land dedication is in addition to the required park development fee. Sec. 9. 02.166 (c) Retaining wall maintenance. Retaining walls shall be maintained by the owner of the property where such retaining wall is located or HOA as designated by the recorded final plat and/or applicable declarations covenants and/or deed restrictions. If an HOA is designated and is later dissolved ownership reverts back to the owner of the prop@A r... ARTICLE 9.04 ZONING ORDINANCE Sec. 9.04.030 THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District (a) General purpose and description. This district is designed to provide for greater safety, larger development sites, and enhanced aesthetics in high traffic volume areas adjacent and/or in close proximity to major thoroughfares. (b) Definition. The regulation of this overlay district shall apply to new development and redevelopment located wn the greater of a geographic buffer extending outward 500 feet perpendicularly from the right-of-way, or to the back of abutting adjacent lots, for those portions of the following scheduled thoroughfares located within the city limits: (1) U.S. Highway 75. (2) White Street (FM 455). (3) Powell Parkway (SH 5). (4) Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (5) Collin County Outer Loop. c • • . • .. r . .. . . .: . • • • . • r • r • _ _ lurm i��pn�K7 cllGo A hilr7ina nr nr �icac in o TI-I(1C? rlic+rin+ � (1�Gsass listed in appendix 2 of this ar+inlo {9 Height and area regulations apply to all THOR streets unless specified or restricted herein. (1) Building lots along U.S. Hiqhway 75, Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of one acre. (2) Minimum lot width shall be 100 feet. (3) Front yard setbacks shall be a minimum of 50 feet. (4) Side yard setbacks along U.S. Highway 75, Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of 10 feet. (5) Driveway entries and exits on the same tract shall be separated Dy at least 150 feet. {g-}� Masonry regulations. (1) Except as otherwise authorized in this section, the exterior walls (excluding doors, door frames, windows, and window frames) of buildings in the THOR district shall use only stone, brick, and/or split face concrete masonry units (CMU) in the construction of the exterior facade that is visible to the public. The use of other high-quality materials for building trim, architectural decoration, and other design elements shall not be precluded; however, they are subject to approval by the zoning administrator and should contribute to the overall design concept. (2) Where the function of an individual business, or the recognized identity of a brand dictates a specific style, image, or building material associated with that company, the masonry provision may be modified; however, the development shall maintain harmony in terms of overall project design and appearance, and such design shall be subject to approval by the city council after E• � • {g-}� Masonry regulations. (1) Except as otherwise authorized in this section, the exterior walls (excluding doors, door frames, windows, and window frames) of buildings in the THOR district shall use only stone, brick, and/or split face concrete masonry units (CMU) in the construction of the exterior facade that is visible to the public. The use of other high-quality materials for building trim, architectural decoration, and other design elements shall not be precluded; however, they are subject to approval by the zoning administrator and should contribute to the overall design concept. (2) Where the function of an individual business, or the recognized identity of a brand dictates a specific style, image, or building material associated with that company, the masonry provision may be modified; however, the development shall maintain harmony in terms of overall project design and appearance, and such design shall be subject to approval by the city council after E• recommendation from the planning and zoning commission. (3) The front facade only (excluding doors, door frames, windows, and window frames) of municipal government buildings shall be It required to consist of 100 percent masonry (stone, brick, and/or split face CMU). 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VPatio home developments shall be developed as zero lot line homes. One side yard shall be reduced to zero feet, while the other side yard shall be increased to a minimum of 10 feet. A minimum t-bree-five-foot wide maintenance easement shall be placed on the adjacent lot to enable the property owner to maintain his house. Side yards and maintenance easements shall be placed on the subdivision plat. A minimum separation between patio homes of 10 feet shall be provided. The combined area of all structures shall not exceed 65% of the lot area. (4) Side yard setback. The minimum side yard shall be zero feet except that there shall be at least 10 feet of separation between structures. When ga�l� patio homes are constructed with a zero side yard, five feet on the lot adjacent to the zero setback shall be dedicated as an access easement for the zero setback gar-dee-(-patie) patio home. There shall be a minimum of 20 feet from any property line adjacent to a street. (5) Lot frontage. The minimum frontage of any �-{{�a#fa-}-patio hU1 e shall be 25 feet on residential streets and 35 feet on collector and thoroughfare streets. (6) Lot area. The minimum lot area for any development lot for patio homes shall be 2,800 feet. (I) Sale of alcoholic beverages (6) It shall be unlawful for any person who operates an alcoholic beverage store to sell alcoholic beverages within 300 feet of any existing day-care or child-care facility. The measurement of the distance between said alcoholic beverage store and the day-care center or child-care facility shall be in a direct line from the property line of said alcoholic beverage store to the property line of the day-care center or child-care facility. For the purposes of this subsection and subsections (7) and (8), below, the terms "day-care center" and "child-care facility" have the meanings defined under section 42.002, Texas Human Resources Code. (7) Subsection tft7W(6) of this section only applies to a permit or license holder under chapter 25, 28, 32, 69, or 74 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code who does not hold a food and beverage certificate. Subsection M(6) does not apply to a permit or license holder who sells alcoholic beverages if: (A) The permit or license holder and the day-care center or child-care facility are located on different stories of a multi- story building; or (B) The permit or license holder and the day-care center or child-care facility are located in separate buildings and either the permit or license holder or the day-care center or child-care facility is located on the second story or higher of a multi -story building. (9) An establishment that derives 75% or more of the establishment's gross revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on -premises consumption may not be located within a THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District as "era; pas aredefinedin this article, as amended. (n) Drive throu_ghs (1) Drive throughs with individual service speakers shall not be permitted within 150 feet of any residential district unless the speaker is appropriately screened by a sound abatement system. The planning & zoning commission may recommend and the city council require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in building_ orientation, and/or other design elements to screen and provide noise abatement in order to minimize the impact of individual service speakers on residential districts. (2) A stacking space shall be an area on a site measuring 9 feet by 20 feet with direct forward access to a service window or station of a drive-through facility which does not constitute space for any other circulation driveway, parking space, or maneuvering area. An escape lane shall be an area measuring a minimum of 11 feet wide that provides access around the drive-through facility. An escape lane may be part of a circulation aisle. E:3 (A) For drive-through restaurants, the minimum stacking space for the first vehicle stop shall be 100 feet and 40 feet thereafter for any other stops. An escape lane shall be provided parallel to the drive-through lane from the beginning of the drive-through lane to the pick-up window. (B) For dry cleaners, banks and financial services, pharmacies, and retail uses with drive-through facilities, a minimum of 5 total stacking spaces shall be required if one or 2 drive through lanes are provided. For 3 or more drive through lanes, a minimum of 4 total stacking spaces shall be required. An escape lane shall be provided in all instances. (C) For kiosks, a minimum of 2 stacking spaces for each service window shall be provided. [Sam] Sec. 9.04.037 Park space regulations (a) Automobile parking space regulations. Whenever any ordinance, regulation, or plan enacted or adopted by the city council is for the purpose of providing off-street automobile parking spaces or of establishing requirements that such spaces be provided within any section or sections of the city, then such plan or requirements shall govern within such sections. Otherwise, off-street automobile parking spaces shall be provided as follows, applicable to buildings hereafter erected and uses hereafter established, to such nonconforming uses as may be required to conform to the regulations hereof, and to extensions and enlargements of buildings and uses. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, off-street parking spaces shall be provided as follows: Land Use Minimum Additional Provisions Commercial uses Amusement facilities 10 per 1000 sf GFA 10001 Banks and financial 3.5 per 1000 sf GFA services yehiG'86 per drive_ thre gh laRe See Sec. 9.04.033 n E Bars and pubs; brewpubs, private clubs, and tasting rooms Brewery, Distillery, Winer Dry cleaners L � Gyms, spas, studios., Restaurants; xrWMWMIMv 10 per 1,000 sl GFA 2 per 1,000 sf GFA 4 per 1000 sf GFA 8 per 1000 sf GFA 10 per 1,000 sf GFA; Parkina may be reduced during site plan review to no less than 3 per 1,000 sf GFA by the planning & zoning commission for drive through service APPENDIX 2. Schedule of Uses Table 1. Residential uses See tasting room for areas where customers drink or sample th %k e Sec. • 0, - Virouaiis See below: Swimming _A A rW WOMW�2OW&WI e Sec. • 0, ve throughs Usee of I Def * (qG I SE I S1 84 172 (60 I Z I TH I MH I M2 I TF I M1 I M2 E�arden 3.1.7 �3 Patio home (2) 10 r���y���,., . �T.'S1l1 Usee of I Def * (qG I SE I S1 84 172 (60 I Z I TH I MH I M2 I TF I M1 I M2 E�arden 3.1.7 �3 Patio home (2) 10 *The number in this column references adescription/definition listed in appendix 3. (1) See section 9.04.033(h) for additional regulations. (2) See section 9.04.033(e) for additional regulations. Table 2. Educational, Institutional, and special uses Type of Use [...] C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 O-1 I-1 Zere-let 301029 �6 linelino he se r-Tvcrv� [...] *The number in this column references adescription/definition listed in appendix 3. (1) See section 9.04.033(h) for additional regulations. (2) See section 9.04.033(e) for additional regulations. Table 2. Educational, Institutional, and special uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 O-1 I-1 I-2 uo�l+-ham' �6 [ ] Table 5. Office, retail, commercial and service type uses Tvne of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 0-1 Amusement, 3.5.3a commercial (indoor) [ ... ] Barber-sheq 3.5.8a Beauty -9 ep3.5.9a [ w a 6 ] ! R -alley 3.5.39 S I-1 u ifd 12 ['] Brewpub or Wine 1 3.5.## S S Y — Y — Y — Y — Y — [l Custom peFSGRal wise hep Y Y Y Y Y eeedleweFk, TTU st3ep Y Y Y Y Y Y [ ... ] Gymnastic or dance studios health club 3.5.## Y Y Y Y Y S ['l Uanr ndGraft+ Y Y Y Y Y d [ ] Intradermal 3.5.XX S — S — S — S — S — Y — Studio Personal service shop 3.5.36 Y Y — Y Y Y S — Private clubs (1) 3.5.## S S SS S RaGqUetball faGilities 3.5.43 S Y Y Y Y Restaurant or cafeteria; with drive in GF drove - h 3.5.44 e Y Is Y Y S Y S Y Y 12 nafv a- 1 w4heut die- 3v5244 Y Y Y Y Y 4-n or drive- b threugh SeFVIGe STtaurant, ' G ^A sePAGne e t, Restaurant, d G erVIGe 7GT'T ['] TRRiRg Galen T T T T Tasting Room 3.5.## S Y Y Y Y Y — — — — — — [ ... ] Veterinarian clinic 3.5.## S S S Y Y S (no outside pens) Veterinarian clinic (outside 3.5.## S Y S pens) See Sec. 9.04.033 Special Uses Table 6. Manufacturing, storage and warehousing uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 0-1 1-1 1-2 [I] APPENDIX 3. Descriptions/Definitions 3.1 Residential uses 3.1.7 en��a}-Patio home: Asingle-family dwelling, detached residence allowed to have little or no side yard on one side, built in accordance with standards set out in Section 9.04.33(e), where the wall on that side has no doors, windows, or other openings and which otherwise qualifies for a one-hour fire rating as defined in the building code. .. . .. .. .. .. -•- 3.5 Retail and service type uses 3.5.3a Amusement, commercial (indoor): An establishment providing for activities, services and instruction for the entertainment, exercise and improvement of fitness and health of customers, clients or members but not including hospitals, clinics, massage parlors or arcades. Uses would typically include bowling alleys, escape rooms, ice or roller skating rinks, nd handball GGUFtS, iRdeer tenRiG GeW46, weight lifting and nautilus , eXerG+se areal, swimmiRg peels and spas, bingo parlors, martial arts, i8 3.5.## Brewpub or Winery: A restaurant or other facility that manufactures alcoholic beverages including but not limited to beer, wine or liquor for eith 14 on-premises or off-premises retail and wholesale and consumption in quantities not considered industrial or large-scale production as determined by the City Manager or designee. The business must hold one of the following licenses or permits from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission: Winery Permit (G) or Brewpub License (BP); See Sec. 9.04.033 Special Uses, (1) Sale of Alcoholic Beverages; 3.5.16 Gustem ners }al seFVOGP shepw I��nnlrror��Svnhvn- uses ass taailer, shoe health Fepair, barber beauty shop, studie, OF tFaVel ' ['] 3.5.22 Food beverage store. An establichmeRt �gagnrl�in the colo of feed nr fTf T ri �CiT�O'T-,,f'� O-Q-�-,,�T hPvy"" of kind otseever fer eff GGRS 1roptleR. aRy pFerniGeS d ^��-nvt=n nlude tia 'aur'arnrt$ that derive int ie t Q(1 iiia A of gFess from of feed for nn_nromiseS nonce imntion reyeR a ale and beVeFltgeS L] 3.5.## Gymnastic/dance studio and health club: An establishment that provides exercise facilities such as running, ]ogging, aerobics, weightlifting, indoor/outdoor sports courts, and swimming, as well as locker rooms, showers, and saunas. Uses would typically include racquetball and handball courts, tennis courts, weightlifting and exercise equipment facilities, exercise areas, swimming pools and spas, martial arts, classrooms and/or practice areas, gymnasiums and running or jogging tracks. This shall not include municipal or privately owned, access-only recreation buildings. 3.5.XX Intradermal Studio (Body Piercing, Permanent Cosmetics, and Tattooing): The practice of producing an indelible mark or figure on the human body by scarring or inserting pigment under the skin using needles, scalpels, or other related equipment. [] 3.5.36 Personal service shop: An establishment primarily engaged in providing services generally involving the care of the person or his apparel including but not limited to barber and beauty shops, dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations, intradermal cosmetics, shoe repair, tanning salon, or tailor . 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Fenced outdoor space may be provided with appropriate screening. The planning & zoning commission may recommend and the city council may require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in building orientation, and/or other design elements to screen and provide noise abatement in order to minimize the impact of noise and odor on surrounding uses. 3.5.## Veterinarian clinic (outside pens): An establishment with outdoor pens in which des and/or other domesticated animals are housed, groomed, bred, boarded, trained, or sold for commercial purposes as well as examination and medical treatment. The planning & zoning commission may recommend and the city council may require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in building orientation, and/or other design elements to screen and provide noise abatement in order to minimize the impact of noise and odor on surrounding uses. 3.6 Manufacturing, storage, and warehouse uses 3.6.## Brewery/Distillery: The production of beer, wine and/or liquor at industrial quantities and internal large-scale commercial distribution. APPENDIX 4. Food and beverage overlay dim 17 ARTICLE 9.05 SIGNS Sec. 9.05.008 Exemptions The following signs and related objects are generally allowed to be erected and publicly displayed at any location within the city's municipal boundaries or its extraterritorial jurisdiction, except as otherwise specifically proscribed within these sign regulations, and a city -issued sign permit is not required in order to erect and display any of the following signs unless specifically set forth in this section. (6) Flags of governmental, nonprofit and/ tax-exempt organizations; preyided that the flan does not eXG8e J 5 foot in height, Flag poles must follow the height and setbacks of the zoning district it is within. Flaa poles are exemot from setbacks when part of a Class 6 monument sI gn or entry feature. Sec. 9.05.086 Summary of districts Table 3. Residential Districts (Single- and Multi -Family) * Refer to division 2 of this article. 19 Fermissibl Max. Max. Districts Max. Height e Classes Area Number Single-family 15 31 4 and duplex 2 per district Subdivision 24 32 sq. 6 fto adjacent sign fts public street Educational Bulletin board 25 s ft. q' Below roof line 1 per building institutions Attached 12 inch Below roof line 1 per building sign letter Public, Free - sq. charitable, or standing ft4 6 ft. 1 per site religious sign institutions Attached sign 24 sq. ft. Below roof line 1 per site 1,3,4 1 of either Apartment class per district 5 25 sq. ft. 8 ft. adjacent public street 8 ft. below roof 7 40 sq. ft. line * Refer to division 2 of this article. 19 ** Religious institution - 60 square feet. Class nor signs; Class 2—Window signs; Class 3—Traffic-related signs; Class 4—Temporary promotional signs; Class 5—Major free-standing signs; Class 6—Monument signs; Class 7—Major attached signs Section 3. Savings, Repealing and Severability Clauses Itis hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council that the words, sentences, paragraphs, subdivisions, clauses, phrases, and provisions of this ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, sentence, paragraph, subdivision, clause, or provision of this ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional or otherwise invalid or inapplicable by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality, invalidity or inapplicability shall not affect any of the remaining words, sentences, paragraphs, subdivisions, clauses, phrases, or provisions of this ordinance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the incorporation in this ordinance of any such unconstitutional, invalid or inapplicable words, sentences, paragraphs, subdivisions, clauses, phrases, or provisions. Further, all ordinances or parts of ordinances in force when the provisions of this ordinance become effective that are consistent and do not conflict with the terms and provisions of this ordinance are hereby ratified to the extent of such consistency and lack of conflict, and all ordinances or parts of ordinances in force when the provisions of this ordinance become effective that are inconsistent or in conflict with the terms and provisions contained in this ordinance are hereby repealed only to the extent of any such conflict. Section 4. Penalty Any violation of any of the terms of this ordinance, whether denominated in this ordinance as unlawful or not, shall be deemed a misdemeanor. Any person convicted of any such violation shall be fined in an amount not to exceed the lesser of $2,000 or the highest amount allowed by applicable law for each incidence of violation. Each day a violation exists is considered a separate offense and will be punished separately. Section 5. Publication of the Caption and Effective Date This ordinance shall be effective upon its passage by the City Council and posting and/or publication, if required by law, of its caption. The City Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to implement such posting and/or publication. PASSED by the City Council of the City of Anna, Texas this 26th day of January ATTESTED: APPROVED: 2021. 20 Carrie L. Land, City Secretary Mayor 21 CyEtilMIMAMiJRA3 CITY COUNCIL January 26, 2021 Agenda Item Text Amendments DESCRIPTION: Request a recommendation to amend Article 9.02 Subdivision Regulations, Article 9.04 Zoning Ordinance, and Article 9.05 Signs of Chapter 9 Planning & Development Regulations of the City of Anna Code of Ordinances in order to amend various sections in order to improve staff efficiency, modernize language, and provide general clean-up of regulations. REMARKS: One of the Planning &Zoning Commission's duties is to hold public hearings and make recommendations to the city council relating to the creation, amendment, and implementation of zoning regulations. Changes to the zoning regulations may only be amended by ordinance which requires a public hearing before the Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council. The Planning &Zoning Commission held a public hearing at the January 4, 2021 and recommended approval, 6 - 0 in favor of the amendment request with recommended changes to clarify language. ITEMS: a. Minimum frontage requirement b. Retaining wall ownership c. Clarify "Impractical size" and fee collection for Park Land Dedication J* Consistency with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (TABC), Chapter 109 Miscellaneous Regulatory Provisions e. Thoroughfare Overlay District f. Food and beverage overlay district g. Uses: garden (patio) homes & zero -lot line h. Uses: indoor commercial amusement, health club, gymnasiums, gymnastic or dance studio i. Uses: restaurants, private clubs, brewpubs, tasting rooms, wineries, and breweries j. Uses: personal service shops k. Uses: veterinarian clinics I. Flag Poles m. Subdivision signage maximum copy area Page 1 of 28 SUMMARY: The requested amendments to the subdivision regulations, design standards, zoning ordinance, and landscape regulations will improve staff efficiency, clarify the City's development regulations and standards, and reduce costs to neighbors, developers, and property owners. RECOMMENDATION: Recommended for approval as follows: (additions are indicated in underlined text; deletions are indicated in strikethrough text; text in bold following each is an explanation for the change and is not part of the ordinance language). a. Minimum frontage requirement Sec. 9.02.016 Definitions Lot or lot of record means a divided or undivided tract or parcel of land having frontage on a public or private street er etheF feFrn ef approved P61bliG er private aGGess, and which is, or which may in the future be, offered for sale, conveyance, transfer or improvement; which is designated as a distinct and separate tract; and which is identified by a tract or lot number or symbol in a duly approved subdivision plat which has been properly filed of record at the county. Sec. 9.02.081 Streets (c) Adequacy of streets and thoroughfares. (4) Approach streets and access. All subdivisions must have at least two points of vehicular access, and must be connected via improved streets (streets that meet the city standards) to the city's improved thoroughfare and street system by one or more approach streets of such dimensions and improved to such standards as required herein. All residential subdivisions shall provide no less than one entrance for each 50 lots including stubs for future development and in no case shall have more than 150 lots for each connection to an existing street. frQnt-2ge (measyFed at the property line) ef at leas... Page 2 of 28 Sec. 9.02.087 Lots (b) Minimum frontage on a public street. Each lot on a subdivision plat shall front onto a dedicated, improved public street, private assess unless platted as an approved private street subdivision in accordance with these subdivision regulations. All lots shall have a minimum of 40 feet of frontage along the property line of a dedicated, improved street erasses-s unless other provisions have been authorized through the Zoning Ordinance or a planned development district. Frontage along a Public or Private Street As large tracts are divided and developed, the creation of lots that do not have direct access and/or frontage onto a dedicated, improved public or private street should be avoided. In certain situations, such as property along TXDOT roadways, there will be times when a driveway will not be permitted. However, the lot should still have frontage along a street. Allowing lots to meet the frontage requirement by only having frontage on an access easement creates difficulty for addressing which will lead to an issue for public safety response. Additionally, a lot that does have frontage on a road creates a problem for signage as off-site signage is not permissible and major= freestanding sign regulations are based on the size of the right-of-way frontage. Minimum Frontage Requirement The current frontage requirements contain conflicting direction, complicate addressing, and are not in conformance with zoning requirements for certain zoning districts. The Subdivision Regulations currently state that every lot shall have 40 feet of frontage for residential and 50 feet for nonresidential. The Townhome District (SF- TH) and the Central Business Redevelopment District (CBRD) each have a minimum lot width requirement of 25 feet and the Office District (O-1) district does not have a minimum lot width requirement. For the purpose of development in the extraterritorial jurisdiction, staff recommends keeping the 40 -foot minimum lot width in the Subdivision Regulations but also noting that Zoning within the city limits supersedes this regulation. Page 3 of 28 b. Retaining wall Sec. 9. 02.166 (c) Retaining wall maintenance. Retaining walls shall be maintained by the owner of the property where such retaining wall is located or HOA as designated bV the recorded final plat and/or applicable declarations, covenants and/or deed restrictions.. If an HOA is designated and is later dissolved ownership reverts back to the owner of the property. The current regulation states that property owners are the sole responsibility of retaining walls. Walls that are over 4 feet in height are typically maintained by a private Homeowners' Association as it provides benefit to more than the single property owner. Page 4 of 28 c. Clarify City's definition of "Impractical size" and collection of fees for Park Land Dedication Sec. 9. 02.135 Park land and public facility dedication (c) General requirement: Dedication of land and payment of park development fee. (3) Impractical size. The city council declares that development of an area of less than five acres for neighborhood park purposes is impractical. Therefore, if fewer than 66&5 250 dwelling units are proposed by a plat filed for approval, the city council may require the developer to pay the applicable cash in lieu of land amount, as provided in subsection {4) (d) below. (d) Cash in lieu of land. G •] (1) Requirement. A developer responsible for land dedication under these subdivision regulations shall be required, at the city council's option, to meet the dedication requirements in whole or in part by a cash payment in lieu of land, in the amount set forth below. Such payment in lieu of land shall be made prior to the iGGUaRGe Af h, iildirig permit. WheFe Re building permit is required, the fee shall be paid prior to filing of the final plat for record. (2) Fee. The cash payment in lieu of land dedication shall be met by the payment of a fee set from time to time by ordinance of the city council sufficient to acquire neighborhood park land. Cash payment fees in lieu of land dedication are found in the fee schedule in appendix A of this code. Such fee shall be paid by the developer prior to filing of the final plat. The 665 dwelling units is not equivalent to five acres. Five acres would be required for dedication of 250 dwelling units. 665 dwelling units would require 13.3 acres of dedication. For comparison, Sherley Heritage Park is approximately 1.5 acres including the water tower and storage tanks. The reference to subsection 4 should be a reference subsection d which explains the process of payment in lieu of park land dedication. The Cash in lieu of land fee would be easiest to track during the building permitting process rather than when the final plat is recorded. Page 5 of 28 d. Update Zoning Ordinance for consistency with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (TABC), Chapter 109 Miscellaneous Regulatory Provisions Sec. 9.04.033(1) Sale of alcoholic beverages (6) It shall be unlawful for any person who operates an alcoholic beverage store to sell alcoholic beverages within 300 feet of any existing day-care or child-care facility. The measurement of the distance between said alcoholic beverage store and the day-care center or child-care facility shall be in a direct line from the property line of said alcoholic beverage store to the property line of the day-care center or child-care facility. For the purposes of this subsection and subsections (7) and (8), below, the terms "day-care center" and "child-care facility" have the meanings defined under section 42.002, Texas Human Resources Code. (7) Subsection {)OI (6) of this section only applies to a permit or license holder under chapter 25, 283 32, 69, or 74 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code who does not hold a food and beverage certificate. [...] TABC 109.331 defines the distance measurement as from property line to property line for day-care centers. This amendment will align with the TABC code. Correction of numbering error for subsection 7. Page 6 of 28 e. Thoroughfare Overlay District Sec. 9.04.030 THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District (a) General purpose and description. This district is designed to provide for greater safety, larger development sites, and enhanced aesthetics in high traffic volume areas adjacent and/or in close proximity to major thoroughfares. (b) Definition. The regulation of this overlay district shall apply to new development and redevelopment located within the greater of a geographic buffer extending outward 500 feet perpendicularly from the right-of-way, or to the back of abutting adjacent lots, for those portions of the following scheduled thoroughfares located within the city limits: (1) U.S. Highway 75. (2) White Street (FM 455). (3) Powell Parkway (SH 5). (4) Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121). (5) Collin County Outer Loop. rOYAM n 4e}(c) Height and area regulations apply to all THOR streets unless specified or restricted hPrPin_ (1) Building lots along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of one acre. (2) Minimum lot width shall be 100 feet. (3) Front yard setbacks shall be a minimum of 50 feet. (4) Side yard setbacks along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of 10 feet. (5) Driveway entries and exits on the same tract shall be separated by at least 150 feet. Page 7 of 28 n 4e}(c) Height and area regulations apply to all THOR streets unless specified or restricted hPrPin_ (1) Building lots along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of one acre. (2) Minimum lot width shall be 100 feet. (3) Front yard setbacks shall be a minimum of 50 feet. (4) Side yard setbacks along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of 10 feet. (5) Driveway entries and exits on the same tract shall be separated by at least 150 feet. Page 7 of 28 4e}(c) Height and area regulations apply to all THOR streets unless specified or restricted hPrPin_ (1) Building lots along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of one acre. (2) Minimum lot width shall be 100 feet. (3) Front yard setbacks shall be a minimum of 50 feet. (4) Side yard setbacks along U.S. Highway 75. Sam Rayburn Memorial Highway (SH 121), and Collin County Outer Loop shall be a minimum of 10 feet. (5) Driveway entries and exits on the same tract shall be separated by at least 150 feet. Page 7 of 28 INS .. {g}(d) Masonry regulations. (1) Except as otherwise authorized in this section, the exterior walls (excluding doors, door frames, windows, and window frames) of buildings in the THOR district shall use only stone, brick, and/or split face concrete masonry units (CMU) in the construction of the exterior facade that is visible to the public. The use of other high-quality materials for building trim, architectural decoration, and other design elements shall not be precluded; however, they are subject to approval by the zoning administrator and should contribute to the overall design concept. (2) Where the function of an individual business, or the recognized identity of a brand dictates a specific style, image, or building material associated with that company, the masonry provision may be modified; however, the development shall maintain harmony in terms of overall project design and appearance, and such design shall be subject to approval by the city council after recommendation from the planning and zoning commission. (3) The front facade only (excluding doors, door frames, windows, and window frames) of municipal government buildings shall be required to consist of 100 percent masonry (stone, brick, and/or split face CMU). 11 illillillilljllllllllillillilillfffg!fp I III A 11 11 A; "'AlFaMpAna am ^VAIN AM The purpose of an overlay district is to provide design standards above and beyond the zoninU district for specific corridors. Appendix 2. Schedule of uses does not have the THOR overlay district as a separate column therefore subsections c, d, and h are not required. Similarly, subsection f and I do not provide additional standards. Additionally, the one -acre lot requirement seems excessive for White Street (FM 455) and Powell Parkway (SH 5) as both have existing properties less than one acre. It is not uncommon for a commercial strip center or office complex to develop on one lot then in the future to subdivide the lot for multiple property owners. The THOR overlay regulations would not allow these types of properties to be subdivided although it would be in conformance with the commercial zoning. f. Food and beverage overlay district Sec. 9.04.033 Special uses (I) Sale of alcoholic beverages (9) An establishment that derives 75% or more of the establishment's gross revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on -premises consumption may not be located within a THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District ner an F - as these areas are defined in this article, as amended. Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses Page 9 of 28 H::7f�43�L'T7afl�I:Z1I maw aM ELLM ATA ..■ .■ ON �. Sec. 9.04.033 Special uses (I) Sale of alcoholic beverages (9) An establishment that derives 75% or more of the establishment's gross revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on -premises consumption may not be located within a THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District ner an F - as these areas are defined in this article, as amended. Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses Page 9 of 28 maw aM ELLM ATA ON �. Sec. 9.04.033 Special uses (I) Sale of alcoholic beverages (9) An establishment that derives 75% or more of the establishment's gross revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on -premises consumption may not be located within a THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District ner an F - as these areas are defined in this article, as amended. Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses Page 9 of 28 ELLM Sec. 9.04.033 Special uses (I) Sale of alcoholic beverages (9) An establishment that derives 75% or more of the establishment's gross revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on -premises consumption may not be located within a THOR Thoroughfare Overlay District ner an F - as these areas are defined in this article, as amended. Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses Page 9 of 28 .. The Food -Beverage Overlay District applies to all districts designated as C-1, C-2, C- 3, I-1, I-2, CBRD and PD's (where commercial uses are allowed). This includes all properties along current and future major throughfares zoned for commercial uses. Additionally, there is a referenced Appendix 4 map. However, it is not supplemented with corresponding text to clearly provide staff direction. The overlay states that it is unlawful for any food beverage store to be constructed, erected or placed within 500 feet of another existing food -beverage store unless a special use permit is granted by Council. A Food -Beverage store is defined as an establishment engaged in the sale of food or beverages of any kind for off -premises consumption. This definition does not include Page 10 of 28 ..• FAA a .. The Food -Beverage Overlay District applies to all districts designated as C-1, C-2, C- 3, I-1, I-2, CBRD and PD's (where commercial uses are allowed). This includes all properties along current and future major throughfares zoned for commercial uses. Additionally, there is a referenced Appendix 4 map. However, it is not supplemented with corresponding text to clearly provide staff direction. The overlay states that it is unlawful for any food beverage store to be constructed, erected or placed within 500 feet of another existing food -beverage store unless a special use permit is granted by Council. A Food -Beverage store is defined as an establishment engaged in the sale of food or beverages of any kind for off -premises consumption. This definition does not include Page 10 of 28 The Food -Beverage Overlay District applies to all districts designated as C-1, C-2, C- 3, I-1, I-2, CBRD and PD's (where commercial uses are allowed). This includes all properties along current and future major throughfares zoned for commercial uses. Additionally, there is a referenced Appendix 4 map. However, it is not supplemented with corresponding text to clearly provide staff direction. The overlay states that it is unlawful for any food beverage store to be constructed, erected or placed within 500 feet of another existing food -beverage store unless a special use permit is granted by Council. A Food -Beverage store is defined as an establishment engaged in the sale of food or beverages of any kind for off -premises consumption. This definition does not include Page 10 of 28 restaurants that derive at least 90% of gross revenues from sale of food and beverages for on -premises consumption" Existing businesses that fall under this broad definition include any business that sells alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for off -premises consumption (Brookshire's, Walmart, CVS, Frazzy's, convenience stores, etc.). Additionally, most of Anna's fast-food restaurants that have drive-through facilities typically lead to off - premises consumption which would exceed the 10% allowance for off -premises consumption for that business to be considered a restaurant. The current regulations as written place additional restrictions and regulation requirements on businesses looking to locate and operate within the city. This places an unnecessary burden on commercial property owners and deters new businesses from operating within the City of Anna. Additionally, the current regulations are difficulty for staff and elected official to monitor and regulate as the city grows. An example of the unintended consequences is if a local farmer wanted to open a shop to sell their honey, they would be required to obtain a specific use permit in order to operate within 500 feet of any existing grocery stores, specialty food retail stores, or convenience stores. Page 11 of 28 g. Uses: garden (patio) homes & zero -lot line Sec. 9.0 4.033 (1) Location on lot. ���dep-(-patie� Patio home developments shall be developed as zero lot line homes. One side yard shall be reduced to zero feet, while the other side yard shall be increased to a minimum of 10 feet. A minimum three -five-foot wide maintenance easement shall be placed on the adjacent lot to enable the property owner to maintain his house. Side yards and maintenance easements shall be placed on the subdivision plat. A minimum separation between patio homes of 10 feet shall be provided. The combined area of all structures shall not exceed 65% of the lot area. (2) Front yard setback. The minimum front yard shall be 15 feet, provided that in no case shall a garage or carport fronting onto a street be less than 20 feet from the property line adjacent to the street. The front yard setback may be staggered, varied, or reduced to a minimum setback of 10 feet for lots facing cul-de-sac or loop streets not exceeding 400 feet in length, with the approval of a site plan or subdivision plat. Under this provision the maximum setback shall be 25 feet. A minimum lot depth of 65 feet, as measured from front building line to rear lot line, shall be maintained. (3) Rear yard setback. The minimum rear yard shall be five feet for asingle- story structure and 15 feet for any two-story structure. If access is from an alley, the minimum setback will be 20 feet for garages or carports. (4) Side yard setback. The minimum side yard shall be zero feet except that there shall be at least 10 feet of separation between structures. When garden (pat'G4 patio homes are constructed with a zero side yard, five feet on the lot adjacent to the zero setback shall be dedicated as an access easement for the zero setback gar.deR (pati^` patio home. There shall be a minimum of 20 feet from any property line adjacent to a street. (5) Lot frontage. The minimum frontage of any patio home shall be 25 feet on residential streets and 35 feet on collector and thoroughfare streets. (6) Lot area. The minimum lot area for any development lot for garden e) patio homes shall be 2,800 feet. (7) Maximum length of structures. No zero lot line structure shall have an overall length exceeding 250 feet. (8) Maximum height of structures. No structure shall exceed two stories or 35 feet in height. Page 12 of 28 (9) Parking. Two off-street spaces per dwelling unit plus 1/2 space per dwelling unit for visitor parking within 600 feet of each dwelling unit. The visitor parking requirements may be eliminated or reduced at the time of site plan or subdivision plat approval with a finding that there is adequate on -street parking for visitors. (10) Common area maintenance. To insure the long-term maintenance of common land and facilities in patio home developments, the following shall be required: (A) Plats and site plans shall be approved subject to the submission of a legal instrument setting forth a plan or manner of permanent care and maintenance of open spaces, recreational areas and other communally owned facilities. No such instrument shall be acceptable until approved by the city attorney as to legal form and effect. A homeowners' association (HOA) is the most widely accepted technique for managing commonly owned property. Such association shall provide proof of incorporation prior to issuance of a construction permit. (B) The HOA or other similar management entity shall be organized as a nonprofit corporation with automatic membership in the management entity when property is purchased. This shall be specified in the covenants which run with the land and which bind all subsequent owners. Covenants for maintenance assessments shall also run with the land. Included in the maintenance covenants shall be procedures for changing them at stated intervals. Deeds shall also reference the rights and responsibilities of property owners to the management entity. The management entity shall also be responsible for liability insurance, local taxes, and the maintenance of all commonly held facilities through the use of a pro -rata formula for all property owners. (11) Usable open space requirements. Each parcel of land developed under patio home standards shall provide usable open space totaling 15% of the area of a patio home development. Such open space shall have a maximum slope of 10% and shall be exclusive of street and alley rights- of-way and/or easements, individually platted lots without open space easements, private yards and patios. The 15% shall be computed on the percentage of total platted area in a patio home subdivision, excluding right-of-way for major and secondary thoroughfares (as described in the current comprehensive plan). At the time of site plan and/or subdivision plat approval, the city council may give full or partial credit for open areas that exceed the maximum slope or which are otherwise unusable if it is determined that such areas are environmentally or aesthetically significant and that their existence enhances the development. (12) Additional landscaping. In addition to any required landscaping for common areas, the front yard and parkway areas shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. Page 13 of 28 Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses Table 1. Residential uses Type of Use Def * SF- SF- SF- SF- SF- SF- SF- MH- MH- TF MF- MF- AG T 1 84 72 60 Z TH 1 2 1 2 (:;ardea 3.1.7 (patie) Patio Y Y S S S S home (2) [...] Zornt hAl1q@ 304229 Y Y Y Y [...] *The number in this column references adescription/definition listed in appendix 3. (1) See section 9.04.033(h) for additional regulations. (2) See section 9.04.033(e) for additional regulations. Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.1 Residential uses 3.1.7 Patio home: Asingle-family dwelling, detached residence allowed to have little or no side yard on one side, built in accordance with standards set out in Section 9.04.33(e), where the wall on that side has no doors, windows, or other openings and which otherwise qualifies for a one-hour fire rating as defined in the building code. EWE WaRwommaw" Page 14 of 28 There is not a clear distinction between the use types zero -lot line houses and garden (patio) homes. The Zoning Ordinance provides contradicting definitions and permissions of two types of dwelling units. Additionally, both zero -lot line and garden (patio) homes are not currently permitted in the Single=Family Residence District — Zero lot line homes (SF -Z) zoning district as detailed in Appendix 2. The two uses should be consolidated by amending the definitions and schedule of uses. Within Section 9. 04.033 (e) there is conflicting direction regarding the required access easement width that should be corrected. Page 15 of 28 h. Uses: indoor commercial amusement, health club, gymnasiums, gymnastic or dance studio Sec. 9.04.037 Parking space regulations (a) Automobile parking space regulations. Whenever any ordinance, regulation, or pIan enacted or adopted by the city council is for the purpose of providing off-street automobile parking spaces or of establishing requirements that such spaces be provided within any section or sections of the city, then such plan or requirements shall govern within such sections. Otherwise, off-street automobile parking spaces shall be provided as follows, applicable to buildings hereafter erected and uses hereafter established, to such nonconforming uses as may be required to conform to the regulations hereof, and to extensions and enlargements of buildings and uses. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, off-street parking spaces shall be provided as follows: Land Use Minimum Additional Provisions NC Commercial uses CBRD Amusement facilities 10 per 1000 sf GFA 1-1 Gyms, spas, studios. health clubs 8 per 1000 sf GFA See below: Swimming pool/deck flail Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses Table 2. Educational, Institutional and special uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 O-1 1-1 1-2 Health Glib; gymnasil Y Y Y Y fs+oi 19 oil Table 5. Office, retail, commercial and service type uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD Amusement, commercial 3.5.3a S S S Y Y Y S Y S (indoor) — — — — Page 16 of 28 G •] Bowling s Y Gymnastic or dance 3.5.## Y Y Y Y Y S studio; health club [...1 &5,43 �g Y Y Y Y [Roll Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses 3.5.3a Amusement, commercial (indoor): An establishment providing for activities, services and instruction for the entertainment, exercise and improvement of fitness and health of customers, clients or members but not including hospitals, clinics, massage parlors or arcades. Uses would typically include bowling alleys, escape rooms, ice or roller skating rinks, FaGquetball aR.d handball GGH146, ' aAd Rauti„us faGilimcS, eXe., Be�rccr6, wimming peeels aRCI spas, bingo parlors tial traeks. 3.5.## Gvmnastic/dance studio and health club: An establishment that provides exercise facilities such as running, logging, aerobics, weightliftinq, indoor/outdoor sports courts, and swimming, as well as locker rooms, showers, and saunas. Uses would typically include racquetball and handball courts, tennis courts, weightlifting and nautilus facilities, exercise areas, swimming pools and spas, martial arts, classrooms and/or practice areas. ovmnasiums and runnina or ioaaina tracks. This shall not include municipal or rivately owned recreation buildings. There is contradicting information for anyone desiring to open a health club or dance studio within the city limit. In Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses, "Health Club; gymnasium" and "Gymnastic or dance studio" are listed as uses. However, in Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions, there is no definition for these uses but are included in other definitions. The parking section, Sec. 9.04.037(a)(1), lists "gyms, spas, and studios" separately from amusement facilities, personal services, and the recreational uses section. By consolidating these uses and creating a broad definition, it will assist these businesses to know where they may operate. Page 17 of 28 Uses: restaurants, private clubs, brewpubs, tasting rooms, wineries, and breweries Sec. 9.04.037 Parking space regulations (a) Automobile parking space regulations. Whenever any ordinance, regulation, or pIan enacted or adopted by the city council is for the purpose of providing off-street automobile parking spaces or of establishing requirements that such spaces be provided within any section or sections of the city, then such plan or requirements shall govern within such sections. Otherwise, off-street automobile parking spaces shall be provided as follows, applicable to buildings hereafter erected and uses hereafter established, to such nonconforming uses as may be required to conform to the regulations hereof, and to extensions and enlargements of buildings and uses. (2) Except as otherwise provided in this section, off-street parking spaces shall be provided as follows: Land Use Minimum Additional Provisions Commercial uses 1*001 Banks and financial 3.5 per 1000 sf GFA services yehinlos per drive thiceugI tgRe See Sec. 9.04.044(n) Drive throughs Bars and pubs; brewpubs, 10 per 1,000 sf GFA private clubs, and tasting rooms Brewery, Distillery, Winery 2 per 1,000 sf GFA See tasting room for areas where customers drink or sample the products. Dry cleaners 4 per 1000 sf GFA Plus 3 staGkiRg spaGeS P PiGkup lam See Sec. 9.04.044(n) Drive throughs Restaurants; 10 per 1,000 sf GFA; If dFiye threugh cervi% is Parking may be reduced during site plan review to no less than 3 per 1,000 sf GPaGes fFeFn where erdeF is GFA by the Planning & plaeed. See Sec. 9.04.044(n) Drive Zoning Commission for drive through service throughs Dostn„rnnts primarily fer3 takeout per 1,000 qf GFA If drove _thFe gh sepd.o is , Page 18 of 28 Sec. 9.04.044 Special Uses (n) Drive throughs (1) Drive throughs with individual service speakers shall not be permitted within 150 feet of any residential district unless the speaker is appropriately screened. The Planning & Zoning Commission may require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in building orientation, and/or other design elements to screen and minimize the impact of individual service speakers. (2) A stacking space shall be an area on a site measuring 8 feet by 20 feet with direct forward access to a service window or station of a drive-through facility which does not constitute space for any other circulation driveway, parking space or maneuvering area. An escape lane shall be an area measuring a minimum of 8 feet wide that provides access around the drive-through facility. An escape lane may be part of a circulation aisle. (A) For drive-through restaurants, the minimum stacking space for the first vehicle stop shall be 100 feet and 40 feet thereafter for any othe stops. An escape lane shall be provided parallel to the drive-through lane from the beginning of the drive-through lane to the pick-up window. (B) For dry cleaners, banks and financial services, pharmacies, and retail uses with drive-through facilities, 5 stacking spaces shall be required if one or 2 drive through lanes are provided. For 3 or more drive through lanes, 4 stacking spaces shall be required. An escape lane shall be provided in all instances. (C) For kiosks a minimum of 2 stacking spaces for each service window shall be provided. G •l Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses Table 5. Office, retail, commercial and service type uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD L••l Brewpub or Winery (1) 3.5.## S y y Y y Y Private clubs (1) 3.5.## S S S S S Page 19 of 28 Restaurant or cafeteria, with drove in er dr a ve th re g h&ePAGe- i 3.5.44a Y Y Y Y �g Y O-1 Y I-2 Restaurant nr nafeteria e \A/ithel it drive-in Ar drive_ thre gh ceniine &&44bb -Y y y S Y Y Rectal Front with drive_in r -cam, otu-cn-rn-r�vv-n�---Qm-c�rT coniine -c .-nom. rvc y -Y Y- d-d�6 Y Y Y [...] Tasting Room (1) 3.5.## S Y Y Y Y Y See 9.04.033 Special Uses Table 6. Manufacturing, storage and warehousing uses Type of Use rawyl Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 O-1 I-1 I-2 Brewery/Distillery 3.6.## S Y Y Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses 3.5.## Brewoub or Winerv: A restaurant or other facility that manufactures alcoholic beverages including but not limited to beer, wine or liquor for either on -premises or remises retail retail and wholesale and consumption in quantities not considered industrial or large-scale production as determined by the City Manager or designee. The business Page 20 of 28 must hold one of the following licenses or permits from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission: Winery Permit (G) or Brewpub License (BP); See Sec. 9.04.033 Special Uses, (1) Sale of Alcoholic Beverages; 3.5.## Private Club: An establishment providing social and dining facilities, as well as alcoholic beverage service, to an association of persons, and otherwise falling within the definition of and permitted under the provisions of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, as the same may be hereafter amended, and as it pertains to the operation of private clubs. See Sec. 9.04.033 Special Uses, (i) Private Clubs HAM mma AM AaritrPM a Nam "A .. ME AM ME ap Air IF IF w AM M*�Willillilli 11 111 liiiiiii�&� OWN MOM LW��Dawaw&l ME I ,. .. a an P Ml m Pam ME Ah AL a AWALM Alvallor In In ME wawsuwgmn�amini� p ME ME lng ME as ME ME AM Wi Illk �I. O- •l •• • • • 1. 1 • .•• • -• ertaininq to drive throughs; 3.5.## Tasting Room — A retail establishment associated with a brewery, brewpub, distilleryI or winery for the sale of beer, wine or liquors. See Sec. 9.04.033 Special Uses, (1) Sale of Alcoholic Beverages; 3.6 Manufacturing, storage, and warehouse uses 3.6.## Brewery/Distillery: The production of beer, wine and/or liquor at industrial quantities and internal large-scale commercial distribution. Use types The current regulations are difficult to discern the differences between the restaurant types especially as restaurants have evolved in their services. The regulations also Page 21 of 28 would not permit brewpubs and tasting rooms, which are similar in nature to a restaurant with an industrial component. Additionally, while regulations are adopted for private clubs, it was not referenced properly in the schedule of uses to review Sec. 9.04.044 Special Uses nor defined in definitions/descriptions. Drive throughs The current regulations provide a vague description of the necessary design for drive throughs. The addition to Sec. 9.04.044 Special Uses will help to preserve enjoyment of residential properties by including the 150' distance requirement. Requiring an escape lane will assist in emergency situations to allow unaffected vehicles to escape the drive through and improve overall traffic circulation of the site. Page 22 of 28 j. Uses: personal service shops Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses Table 5. Office, retail, commercial and service type uses Type of Use Def * C-1 NC C-2 CBRD C-3 &I I-1 I-2 look] B2 hnrnvershep p 'd-:d�tla `/ Y \/ Y Y\, Y \/ -i- [...] Beatty- Shap 3 a 9r a Y Y Y Y Y look] 3� Y Y Y Y Y c� [...] Drapery, needfewerk, er weaving sh., look] bra# shep Y Y Y Y Y [ •] Intradermal Studio 3.5.XX S S S S S Y [who] Personal service shop 3.5.36 Y Y Y Y Y S [...] TaYlY iRg colon Y Y Y Y look] Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses 3.5.XX Intradermal Studio (Body Piercing, Permanent Cosmetics, and Tattooing): The practice of producing an indelible mark or figure on the human body by scarring or inserting pigment under the skin usinq needles, scalpels, or other related equipment. Page 23 of 28 3.5.36 Personal service shop: An establishment primarily engaged in providing services generally involving the care of the person or his apparel including but not limited to barber and beauty shops, dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations, intradermal cosmetics shoe repair, tanning salon, or tailor . Intradermal Studio services may be offered as an accessory service. Staff and potential businesses will better understand where a business may operate within the City of Anna if there are broad uses within the Schedule of Uses that cover multiple business types. Having a Barber Shop and Beauty Salon separate from a Personal Service Shop creates a longer table than is necessary. Appendix 2. Schedule of Uses and Appendix 3. Descriptions/Definitions have many uses that could be consolidated under the Personal Service Shop use. Additionally, the current regulations are vague on intradermal studios. As many places like beauty salons and retail stores have begun offering intradermal services, the ordinance needs to be clear that it is allowed as an accessory use but there may be a desire to limit stand-alone intradermal studios. Page 24 of 28 k. Uses: veterinarian clinics Appendix 2 Schedule of Uses Table 5. Office, retail, commercial and service type uses Type of Use I Def * C-1 I NC I C-2 I CBRD C-3 1 O-1 1 I-1 1 I-2 [...] Veterinarian clinic 3.5.## S S S Y Y S (no outside pens) — Veterinarian clinic 3.5.## S Y S (outside pens) Appendix 3 Descriptions/Definitions 3.5 Retail and service type uses 3.5.## Veterinarian clinic (no outside pens): An establishment with indoor pens in which dogs and/or other domesticated animals are housed during the day or overnight, groomed bred boardedI exercisedI rained, or sold for commercial purposes as well as examination and medical treatment. Animal transportation service may be provided. Fenced outdoor space may be provided with appropriate screening. The Planning & Zoning Commission may require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in building orientation. and/or other desian elements to screen and minimize the impact to residential uses. 3.5.## Veterinarian clinic (outside pens): An establishment with outdoor pens in which dogs and/or other domesticated animals are housed, groomed, bred, boarded, trained, or sold for commercial purposes as well as examination and medical treatment. The Planning & Zoning Commission may require wing walls, landscape screens, changes in buildina orientation, and/or other desiqn elements to screen and minimize the impact to residential uses. A definition for Veterinarian Clinics is necessary to define that this use may have an outdoor space associated with indoor pens. Daycares for dogs has become a popular, independent business in neighboring cities, therefore it should also be permitted by specific use permit in the CBRD district Page 25 of 28 Flagpoles over 35 feet Sec. 9.05.008 Exemptions The following signs and related objects are generally allowed to be erected and publicly displayed at any location within the city's municipal boundaries or its extraterritorial jurisdiction, except as otherwise specifically proscribed within these sign regulations, and a city -issued sign permit is not required in order to erect and display any of the following signs unless specifically set forth in this section. (6) Flags of governmental, nonprofit and/ortax-exempt organizations, the flag GIGGS r„t eXGeed 35 feet ;n height. Flagpoles must follow the height and setbacks of the zoning district it is within. Flagpoles are exempt from setbacks when part of a Class 6 monument sign or entry feature. Currently the Planning &Development regulations do not provide clear direction for flagpoles. The intent is to clarify erection of flagpoles within the City of Anna. Page 26 of 28 m. Subdivision signage maximum copy area Sec. 9. 05.086 Summary of districts Table 3. Residential Districts (Single- and Multi -Family) Districts Permissible Max. Area Max. Height Max. Number Classes Single-family and duplex 1, 33 4 district Subdivision 24 32 sq. 6 ft. 2 per adjacent sign ft . public street Educational Bulletin 25 sq. ft. Below roof line 1 per building institutions board Attached 12 inch Below roof line 1 per building sign letter Public, Free - charitable, or standing 24 sq. ft.** 6 ft. 1 per site religious sign institutions Attached 24 sq. ft. Below roof line 1 per site sign Apartment 11 3, 4 district 1 of either 5 25 sq. ft. 8 fte class per adjacent public street 7 40 sq. ft. 8 ft. below roof line * Refer to division 2 of this article. ** Religious institution - 60 square feet. Class 1—Minor signs; Class 2—Window signs; Class 3—Traffic-related signs; Class 4— Temporary promotional signs; Class 5—Major free-standing signs; Class 6—Monument signs; Class 7—Major attached signs G4 61 Page 27 of 28 Update language associated with size and copy area for decorative structures of subdivision signage to align with the Neighborhood Design Guidelines as adopted in 2019. Sec. 9.02.167(b)(3) states that the max size for subdivision identification sM gnage is 32 square feet. Page 28 of 28