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Home My WebLink About1980-03-24 127 AH ORDINANCE12] AH intro used by Councilor 6aldacci, POmh 24, 1980 ry� _pp CITY OF BANGOR OLD (Drbft21MPy Amending Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 2 (2); Section 3; Section 3(1)(a)'.and Section 3(1)(£); and Section 3(2)(a) - Commercial 1 Zone, and amending Chapter,VIII Article 3 Section 2 - ...._. ... ............ .............. Definitions. t Be ordaimd 6y Ne City council oftW City ofBanyor, as fo . THAT, Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 2 (2); Section 3; Section 3 (1)(a) and Section 3(I)(f); and Section 3(2)(a) of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor be amended as follows: Sec. 2 (2) Minimum Lot Area 6909 8000 sq. ft. 9}as-}686-eq-•£tv ' €ar-eeeh-dwe}}in6-enit. Sec. 3 Uses In a Neighborhood Commercial Zone, no business may be conducted in a structure with more than 2000 square feet in gross floor area, and no goods or materials may be displayed or stored outdoors, exceptgoods or materials of a seasonal nature displayed for retail sale, .and such outside storage display area may not exceed'l% of the gross floor area of the building. No business whether a permittedeuse or a 8 ectal _exception uses a e o en to t e Pulc beeween the ours o m n t an A.M. Uses are contro e as follows: Sec.- 3.(1) permitted Uses: (a) groceryiseperette store not including the sale of motor veh'cIs fuel <<x (f) business office or professional office Sec. 3 (2) Special Exceptions. (a) A residential use located on premises containing either a commercial or a mixed residential/com- mercial use, limited to a maximum of 4 one dwelling unite. 12] AR ORDINANCE IN CITY COUNCIL Match 24q 1988 ( TjiLE�) Amandim Chapter VIII, Article 11, Referred to Planning Bosrd - -C fiext meetin{g�./ Section 2 (2)I Section 3i Section 3 (1)(f), and section 3(2) (a) - Comoercial l zone; CITY llhr _ and awarding Chapter VIlI,t c e , action IN CITY COUNCIL I. 2 - Definitions. April 14, 1980. Ad ftt03 V Awe Ned in Section 3, 10tb line by deleting "Midairhc^ std aadin9 1:00 P.M.% Referred to 6vuc tlmm . Planning Board and Consider ting. ID City Council May 12s193G Ci cum - ' Motion Por amendment Changing In City Council April 28,1980 Vote to Continue Next Meeting I Yea I No 1 Absent Voting Yea Baldacci,Brountas, Me Kemm,Porter,Wey,ronth, Wood, Caudal an VOCing No Gass Absent Soucy try Cie Midblgbt to'1AM Failed Vote 4Yes 5No Voting Yes MGKerras Porter,Weymouth,Zendaian Voting No BeldaecS, Browtea,Gase, Swcy,Wocd Motion Por passage Passed Vote Eyes 1 No Voting yes Brountae,Gaea, Ma%e�rtrttun,Sovoy,Weymouth,Hoofls Zendzian Vog FHO Beldami Motion for reconsideration passed (mxennimova 'S' qq'MR 20 A9 V3 CIiIE )y,:.0 Cliy CLERK Motion Por Amendment passed Vote Byes 1 No Voting Yes HASdeocis Bxountas,MCKexnm, Sways Porter,WeymouthsWood, Zendaiw Voting No Cass Vote for Passage an Amended Passed Vote votinii Yea 9 Baldaccl,Brrnmtae,Gase MoftexnenrPortera3wcy WeyneuthsWood, Zendaiw City Clerk AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED THAT the following definition be added to Chapter VIIL, Article 3, Section as follows: Delicatessen - A score aelli foods are xe axed or M in£ [t a pZe Yat On a OLe 28[ n . Delicatessen— a not inclu�lishments ere the consumption o food on t o remises is allowed, encouraged.or permitt AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED THAT the following definition contained in Chapter VIII, Article 3 be amended as follows: Drive-in Business - Bne-wh}rh-previdea-na-}n¢er}er-eea¢ing-az #allewiz-eeae#establi-ane-ez-maze-a€rebs €e}}ew#ng+ An establishment do whose deal n method of o eras on or an -- ort tin o w ose business me u es one or ¢oze'o e e roLLowing Characteristics: a- aervtee-w}ndew-ez-carry-ant-eenntez b. }n-eez-aezv# e- etery-a€- saae}eab}e-ieeea'- in- eers-y ant-f-€exm d. enidear-a ezn£ee-€ee#}}¢fee-aneh-ae ex¢ezter-weaee-zeeapeae}ee-andfez-¢eb}ea 1. Service directiz to the customer in a motor vehicle sit er y 3 carte, d service window, or n other means which eT nates t o nee or a customer to exit lthe motor vehicle 'L. Cons tion of food or beverages within a motor hi cle pare upon the promises, or at oc�£aac Litres on t e pre41v�T6es our- , side the building s a owe encouraged, or permitted 3. Service directto a motor vehicle _ dither: v the customer Y v as attendant wit- one or more of too £oiLowtng: —fes aIr,wdsnR c eaning. STATEMENT OF FACT: Additions are underlined and deletions are aereek-ane. Bangor, the center of Maim—the Gateway to Maine's North Woods and Seashore Return ROONEYMMOKAY City MALL Cingauir BANGOR, MAINE "i 101N, LORD TEL VAT 1947�3041 Planning Officep 414 of Pangog pfd nnu DEPARTMENT of PLANNING Vd COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DATE: April 8, 1980 10: The Homrable City Council FROM: The Planning Board SUBJECT: Amending Posing Ordinance 0-1 Tone and Definitions Council Ordirense 127 AH Please be advised that the Planning Board at its regularly scheduled meeting on April 7, 1980, held a puBlie Bearing on the above request. After easeful Consideration of the proposed amendment, the Board voted four In favor and One opposed to recd eg nd approval of the above sonivg amendment with an amendment permitting C-1 was to be open to the public until 1:00 A.M. em a Upham Planner II SPU/P Bangor, the anter of Matne—the Gateway to Maine's North Wood; and Seorhoro Rem tt Please be advised that the Planning Board reconsidered this item and beard further public comment on the matter at its regularly scheduled meeting of April 22, 1980. Most of the public Comment and the ensuing discussion by members of The Planning Board focused on that portion of Conseil Order 127 All which would amend Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 3 to prohibit businesses located in a C-1 Zone from being open to the public during certain hours. A notion that the Pleardng Board recommend to the City Council that the sentence restricting the hours of operation in a C-1 Zone be deleted from Council Order 127 AH was defeated by a vote of 4 to 1. Therefore, the Planning. Board stands by its previous recommendation of April 7, 1980, whereby it recommended that the City Council pada Council Order 127 AN with an amendment which would permit businesses located in a 0-1 Zone to be open to the public un- til 1:00 A.M. be final amendment form, the Planning Board xaovmenaa that Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 3 be emended by adding the following sen- tence: "No business whether a permitted use or a special exception use shall be open to the public between the hours of 1:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M." J "'WE, el qv RODNEY G. M.KAY CITY HALL 0.", OANKUHL MAINE MIAMI JOHN M. LOAD •L. m,ra.,o•„ PiNNI w,,.... 414 of Paagoc,'mawe DATE: April 23, IWO TO: The Honorable City Council FROM: The Planning Board SUBJECT: Amending Zoning Ordinance C-1 Zone and Definitions Council Ordinance No. 127 AH Please be advised that the Planning Board reconsidered this item and beard further public comment on the matter at its regularly scheduled meeting of April 22, 1980. Most of the public Comment and the ensuing discussion by members of The Planning Board focused on that portion of Conseil Order 127 All which would amend Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 3 to prohibit businesses located in a C-1 Zone from being open to the public during certain hours. A notion that the Pleardng Board recommend to the City Council that the sentence restricting the hours of operation in a C-1 Zone be deleted from Council Order 127 AH was defeated by a vote of 4 to 1. Therefore, the Planning. Board stands by its previous recommendation of April 7, 1980, whereby it recommended that the City Council pada Council Order 127 AN with an amendment which would permit businesses located in a 0-1 Zone to be open to the public un- til 1:00 A.M. be final amendment form, the Planning Board xaovmenaa that Chapter VIII, Article 11, Section 3 be emended by adding the following sen- tence: "No business whether a permitted use or a special exception use shall be open to the public between the hours of 1:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M." J "'WE, el