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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-04-10 89-159 ORDINANCEInnoducedFar ®Passage L1 First Reading page_ of ❑Referral 4 UMI FEtlen Data April 19, 1989 Iran No. 89-159 Amending Zoning Ordinance - Chapter VIII, Article 10, neer/SnElm: Section 3(2). -, Special Exceptions in the R-5 Zone - C.O. t 89-159. Responsible DepartmanL Planning Division Commentary: , The Planning Board held a public hearing on the above -noted zoning amendment at its meeting on April 18, 1989. No one spoke either in favor of or in opposition to the requested amendment. After consideration ofthe requirement. of the R-5 Zone, the Board voted five in favor and none opposed to recommend to the City Council that C.O. $ 89-159 be approved. we.rxeee Manager's Comments: 6G� Ltify Mowgn Associated Information Budget Approval: Flnaua➢ircno Legal Approval: city sgrznw InnoducedFar ®Passage L1 First Reading page_ of ❑Referral IAunclI MAIM - pars 4/4/89 Item No. 89-159 Amending Chapter VIII, Article 10, Sec. 3(2) - Item/Subject: R-5 Zone Special Exceptions Responsible DeppimmT Planning Division Commentary: For Referral to Planning Board. o.Pw.aee xma Manager i Commanu: csrP""gra, /iodated IniIXmatron: Budgm MPmaal: ra. Legal Approval: YS nmr Introduced For O Parmge ED First Reading Par _ol_ ©Referral 89-159 0A®ip�W to Comolor Sosveud, April 10, 1989 : 11_ CITY OF BANGOR (TUTEE.) VnrbIlUUMP, Amending Zoning Ordnance - Chapter VIII, Article 10, Section 3(2) - Special Exceptions the Residential 5 Zane.............. .............. .........1. Be 4 ordained by Bw as CwunvU of Me City ofBonyor, as Mfinm They Chapter VIII, Article 10, Section 3(2) of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor be amended as follows: (a) Boarding homes, rooming houses and nursing homes, - churches, And funeral homes and-meeels. STATEMENT OF FACT: Additions are underlined and deletions are ... struek-ene. IN C117 COUNCIL de Cuts tonal any En i�mP>areve'g&atd .. MFUMN' oil "igned to Councilor Soenaud C i(aN IN CITY. COUNCIL Apri1,24. 1989 Passed by the fallowing yes and no Votes, Councilors voting yes: Blanchette, England, Sawyer, Saxl, Shubert, Sosneud. Sullivan and Tilley. Councilor absent: Stone. I CM CLERK 89-159 9 to cover the major uses presently in this zoning district and'thosa for which the district has been sought in recent years. in the process of reviewing the Comprehensive Plan and implementing its recommendations, there may be further discussion on this issue. a. Staff would recommend that the Planning Board rend these amended 1-3Zoneprovisions to the City Council. ;lt m No. I5 Amending Zoning Ordinance - Chapter V111, Article - - 10, Section J (2) - Special Exceptions in the Residential 5 Zone - C.O. p 89-159. a. This amendment is Initiated by the review of potential short-term problems requested by the City Council. All the special ax ceptions i residential z rreviewed and the. majorstreet provisions that relate to special exception locations w also reviewed as part of this process. The proposal fartheR-5 Zone included in C.O. 6 89-159 is to eliminate the motel use as one which appeared to be of..a much more intensive nature than other uses s xallowed a spe- cial exceptions in this district. There has not, in fact, been ademand Por this u n this zoning district and it is probably, only possible where other buildings would be torn down or, e at least, completely renovated within existing R-5 Zones.However, the removal of buildings in an R-5 Zone and the replacement with an out -of -character and potentially disruptive motel use should probably be avoided. b. Staff recommends that the Planning Board recommend this amendment to the City Council. Item No. 16: Amending Zoning Ordinance - Chapter VIII, Article 5, Section 3(2) and Article 21, Section 2, (11 and Section 2, (4) - Major Streets - L.O. M 89-162. a. This review of major streets was another of the items die - sed under short-term concerns. The attached table shows the status of the various major streets located in various parts of the City's Zoning Ordinance. It was concluded that some of these made little a , particularly, where streets listed a major streetsBry streets carrying light traffic volumes and streets designated as "residen- tial" into the street functional classification system. b. Therefore, there are two recommendations in regard to major streets. First, Findon Road and Essex Street were deleted from the list of streets under which mobilehome parka can be located in the Agricultural Zone. Neither of these streets is in good condition and neither has capacity of the arteri- al streets listed elsewhere in the ordinance as major streets. Also, Mt. Hope Avenue between Howard Street and Hogan Road is a short section of basically an urban residential service street which does not appear to meet the