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Show Am. ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF A HOOKUP FEE FOR AMERICAN THE FORK CITY CULINARY WATER SYSTEM, AUTHORIZING THE SETTING OF SAID FEE BY RESOLUTION, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. WHEREAS, the City of American Fork owns, operAN ates and maintains a municipal culinary water system; and WHEREAS, the City of American Fork is authorized to assess a hookup fee in the form of a reasonable fee, not in excess of the approximate average cost to the City of American Fork, for services provided for and directly attributable to the connection to its culinary water system; and WHEREAS, staff personnel and consultants of the City of American Fork have analyzed and evaluated the costs currently incurred by the City of American Fork to connect a user to its culinary water system; and said costs WHEREAS, currently include the direct costs of the electronic-rea- d meter that is installed at the time of connection, its installation, and the service line and main line inspections, plus an apportionment of administrative overhead costs (indirect costs) generated by or resulting from such connection including operations and maintenance costs and time spent in administration, sign-u- pro- and computer cessing, entry; and the WHEREAS, American Fork City Council finds that such costs are supportable and reasonably incurred, and that it is reasonable and proper that they should be born by the specific person andor entity ("applicant") desiring connection to the City's culinary water system rather than by the taxpayers or water users at large in the City; and said costs, WHEREAS, and fees charged therefor, do not include any impact fee component and are above and beyond any impact fee for culinary water that is or may be enacted by the City of American Fork; FORK, UTAH: Title 13 of the Code of the City of American Fork, Utah, is hereby amended by adding thereto Sections 13.08.290, 13.08.292. and 13.08.294, to read as follows: 13.08.290. Culinary water hookup fee imposed. A hookup fee is A. hereby imposed as a condition of the issuance of a SECTION building permit for each new connection to the City's municipal culinary water system. B. The hookup fee shall be assessed upon and paid by, or on behalf of, the applicant for the building permit being sought. C. The hookup fee is due and payable prior to and as a condition precedent to the issuance of a building permit, and is in addition to all other applicable fees, including any impact fees. D. The amount of such hookup fee shall: 1. Be fair and reasonable; 2. Fairly reflect the actual (direct) and indirect costs to the City occasioned or by the desired required connection to the City's municipal culinary water system; 3. Be based upon and reflective of the number of separate service laterals meters required and under the provisions of Section 13.08.292 of this code; 4. Be based upon and reflective of the size of water meter required for each culinary water connection, as determined by the City Engineer; and 5. Be established by resolution of the City Council. E. The City Council is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or a series of resolutions, establishing the applicable hookup fee(s) payable by the applicant; said resolution or resolutions may further establish and confirm polio cies and procedures t assist in the implementation, administration, and interpretation of the hookup fee and related requirements of this Section. and American Fork City Council finds and determines that it is in the best interests of the City of American Fork, and the health, safety ana general welfare of its current and future residents, to adopt this Ordinance in order to provide for the connection to the City's culinary ORDINANCE NO. water system by those desiring or requiring such connection and to provide a method to fairly and reasonably assess and recoup the costs to the City for such connection (or "hookup") from those directly benefitting from such connection or "hookup"; and WHEREAS, it is further the determination of the City Council that the desired and most efficient manner of set- and future ting current hookup fees for the connection to the City's culinary water system is through the adoption of resolutions for that purpose, as is authorized by Section Utah Annotated Code (1953, as amended); BE NOW THEREFORE BY THE IT ORDAINED CITY COUNCIL OF AMERICAN The F. future WHEREAS, analyses of City staff personnel and consultants may show that, from time to time, inflation and other factors may render it necessary to revisit, update, and increase or decrease the hookup fees individuals to charged andor entities ("applicants") desiring or requiring connections to the City's culinary water system; and the WHEREAS, FORK, UTAH: REPEAL OF ALL PREVIOUS RESOLUA TIONS ESTABLISHING WATER CULINARY HOOKUP OR CONNECTION FEE. Any and all resolutions passed by the City Council prior to 1997 dealing with SECTION I: culinary water hookup fees (or "connection fees," as they were then known and referred to), including No. Resolution to the extent that they are not already repealed or invalidated, repealed. SECTION II: are hereby ADDITION OF SECTIONS 13.08.290, 13.08.292, AND 13.08.294, TO THE CODE OF THE AMERICAN OF CITY City Administrator is authorized to adopt written policies consistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the implementation, administration, and interpretation thereof. G. The American Fork City Council shall have the authority, in its sole discretion, to consider studies and data submitted by an appli- cant (user or developer), and to thereupon adjust the applicable hookup fee as necessary to respond to unusual circumstances and to ensure that hookup fees are imposed fairly and 13.08.292. Policy regarding meters and service laterals. SECTION The policy of the City Fork regarding the number of separate service and laterals meters for residential and commercial structures is as A. of American follows: 1. For one- and dwelling structures, a separate service lateral and meter for each dwelling unit are required. 2. For - y multiple-famil- dwelling structures under one ownership, separate service laterals and meters for each dwelling unit shall be the general rule; providthat however, ed, where design dictates otherwise, a common lateral and single meter (or fewer laterals and meters than the number otherwise specified) may be permitted where the applicant provides adequate documentato tion and guarantees of assure adequacy water delivery and responsibility for payment and maintenance. In any such case, the City Administrator, with the advice and recommendation of the City Engineer, may in his sole discretionreduce the required number of meters and service laterals accordingly. 3. For multiple-famil- y structures under separate ownership, separate service laterals and meters are required for each dwelling general rule; provided, however, that in those cases where the design dictates otherwise and trie commercial structures are under one ownership, common laterals and meters may be permitted where the applicant provides adequate documentation and guarantees to assure adequacy of water delivery and responsibility for payment and maintenance. In any such case, the City Administrator, with the advice and recommendation of the City Engineer, may in his sole discretionreduce the required number of meters and service laterals accordingly. B. The size of the meter required for a one- - or dwelling units shall be either a 34 (or 58) inch meter or one inch meter; the size required for multiple-famil- y dwelling units shall also be either a 34 (or 58) inch meter or one inch is meter, separately metered; and the size for all other meters provided in this section shall be as established and required by the City Administrator, with the advice and recommendation of the City Engineer. C. The City Council is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or a series of resolutions, establishing policies and procedures to assist in the administraimplementation, tion, and interpretation of the provisions of this Section. The City Administrator is authorized conwritten to adopt policies sistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the implementation, administration, and interpreD. tation thereof. SECTION 13.08.294. of City and Responsibilities applicant (user or developer) A. When connecting to the City's municipal culinary water system, it shall be the responsibility of the City to make the tap to the mainline; provide and install the water meter(s) of the appropriate size; to inspect the installation of the service lateralis) and meter base(s), to ensure conformity with City standards; to restore road surface, where required; and to install corp stop(s) for subdivisions. B. When connecting to the City's municipal culinary water system, it shall be the of the appliresponsibility cant (developer or user) to install corp stop(s), except for subdivisions; and to install service lateral(s) and meter base(s) for subdivisions. C. The City Council is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or of a series resolutions, establishing policies and procedures to assist in the administraimplementation, tion, and nterpretation of of this the provisions Section. The City Administrator is authorized to adopt written policies consistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the imple- mentation, administration, and interpretation thereof. SECTION III: SEVERABILI- TY. The sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, and phrases of this Ordinance are severable. If any such section, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase shall be declared invalid or unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of a Court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity or shall not unconstitutionality affect the validity or constituof any of the tionality remaining sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, of this or phrases Ordinance. SECTION IV: EFFECTIVE DATE. The American Fork City specifically finds that it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the health, safety and welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the City of American Fork that this ordinance take effect immethis therefore, diately; Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and first publication as Council provided by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of American Fork City this 25 day of February, 1997 Jess Green, Mayor. ATTEST: RICHARD M.COLBORN City Recorder unit. 4. For commercial struc- tures, separate service laterals and meters shall be the in Published the American Fork Citizen March 5, 1997. Hearing set for Warnick revision is hereby given, that the American Fork City Council will hold a public hearing at 7:00 p.m. on the 8 Notice day of April, 1997, in the City North Church Hall, 31 Street, for the purpose of receiving public comment regarding: 1.The Warnick Annexation Policy Declaration at 1250 East 550 North including 0 placement in the andtheRI- 15000 Residential zones. Copies of the Policy Declaration for the Warnick Annexation are on file in the City Offices, 31 North Church Street, and are Citizen, Free Press, Review, March 5, iitiM - rage la. American Fork planners to meet Fork approves water charges available for public inspection during normal business hours. Dated this 3 day of March, 1997. Richard M. Colborn City Recorder in the Published American Fork Citizen March 5, 1997. Notice is hereby given that the American Fork City Planning Commission will meet in regular session on March 5, 1997, in the City North 31 Church Hall, Street, commencing at 7:00 p.m. The agenda shall be as Chevron Station at 870 East State Road. 4. Review and action a Nextel by request for Communications approval a site plan allowing the placement of communon the ication antennas follows: 7:00 P.M. - REGULAR SESSION 1. Review and action on the February 19, 1997, minutes. 2. Review and action on a existing building at 95 North Court West revised Subdivision Plat A at approximately 475 West Pacific Drive. 3. Review and action revised site plan on a a for 200 East. 5. Review and action on whether a "pet crematorium" is permitted in the GC-General Commercial zone, under the provisions of Section B, 12 which states, "Other uses similar to the foregoing uses which are interpreted by the Planning Commission to be in harmony with the intent of the zone." 6.Review and action on a concept inner block plan for Riverwalk at 475 Woods East 700 North. (Northside) 7.Site Plan Committee Report. S.Other business, a. Discussion regarding changes to inner block provisions of the Development Code. 9. Adjournment. Dated this 25 day of February, 1997. J.H. Hadfield, Chairman in Published the Fork American Citizen March 5, 1997. Am. Fork approves fees for sewer ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF A HOOKUP FEE AMERICAN FOR THE CITY FORK SEWER (WASTEWATER COLLEC- AN TION) SYSTEM, AUTHORIZING THE SETTING OF SAID FEE BY RESOLUTION, AND PROVIDING AN DATE HEREEFFECTIVE OF. WHEREAS, the City of American Fork owns, operates and maintains a municipal sewer (wastevater collection) system; and WHEREAS, the City of American Fork is authorized to assess a hookup fee in the form of a reasonable fee, not in excess of the approximate average cost to the City of American Fork, for services provided for and to the directly attributable connection to its sewer (wastewater collection) system; and staff perWHEREAS, sonnel and consultants of the City of American Fork have analyzed and evaluated the costs currently incurred by the City of American Fork to connect a user to its sewer (wastewater collection) system; and said costs WHEREAS, currently include the direct costs of service line and main line inspections, plus an apportionment of administrative overhead costs (indirect costs) generated by or resulting from such con- nectionincluding opera- tions and maintenance costs and time spent in administration, sign-uprocessing, and computer entry; and the WHEREAS, American Fork City Council finds that such costs are supportable and reasonably incurred, and that it is reasonable and proper that they should be born by the specific person andor entity ("applicant") desiring connection to the City's sewer (wastewater collection) system rather than by the taxpayers or sewer users at large in the City; and WHEREAS, said costs, and fees charged therefor, do iot include any impact fe ;omponent and are above and beyond any impact fee for sewer (wastewater collection) that is or may be enacted by the City of American Fork; and future WHEREAS, analyses of City staff personnel and consultants may show that, from time to time, inflation and other factors may render it necessary to revisit, update, and increase or decrease the hookup fees to individuals charged andor entities ("applicants") desiring or requiring connections to the City's sewer (wastewater collection) system; and the WHEREAS, American Fork City Council finds and determines that it is in the best interests of the City of American Fork, and the health, safety and general welfare of its current and future residents, to adopt this Ordinance in order to provide for the connection to the City's sewer (wastewater collection) system by those desiring or requiring such connection and to provide a method to fairly and reasonably assess and recoup the costs to the City for such connection (or "hookup") from those directly benefitting from such connection or "hookup"; and WHEREAS, it is further the determination of the City Council that the desired and most efficient manner of setcurrent and future ting hookup fees for the connection to the City's sewer (wastewater collection) system is through the adoption of resolutions for that purpose, as is authorized by Section Utah Code Annotated (1953, as amended); repealed or are hereby not already invalidated, repealed. SECTION II: ADDITION OF CHAPTER 13.30, TO THE CODE OF THE CITY OF AMERICAN FORK, UTAH: Title 13 of the Code of the City of American Fork, Utah, is hereby amended by adding thereto Chapter 13.30, to be known as SEWER HOOKUP FEE. and to read as follows: SECTION 13.30.010. Sewer hookup fee imposed. A. A fee hookup is hereby imposed as a condition of the issuance of a building permit for each new connection to the City's sewer (wastewater collection) system. B. The hookup fee shall be assessed upon and paid by, or on behalf of, the applicant for the building permit being sought. C. The hookup fee is due and payable prior to and as a condition precedent to the issuance of a building permit, and is in addition to all other applicable fees, including any impact fees. D. The amount of such hookup fee shall: 1 laterals shall be the general rule: provided, however, that in those cases where the design and expected flow of wastewater from the structure dictate otherwise, the structure is under one ownership, and only domestic waste will be producedcollected therelrom, common laterals b e may permitted where the applicant provides adequate documentation and guarantees to assure adequacy of wastewater collection and responsibility for payment and maintenance. In any such the case, City the Administrator, with r e c advice and ommendation of the City Engineer, may in his sole discretion reduce the required number of service laterals accordingly. B. The City Council implementation, administration, and interpretation of the provisions of this Section. C. able; 2. Fairly reflect the actual (direct) and indirect costs to the City occasioned desired or by the required connection to the City's sewer (wastewater s y s collection) tern; 3. Be based upon and reflective of the number of separate service laterals required under the provisions of Section 13.08.292 of this code; and Be established by of the City 4. resolution Council. E. The City Council is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or of resa series olutions, establishing the applicable hookup fee(s) payable by the applicant; said resolution or resolutions may further establish and confirm policies and procedures to assist in the implemeation administration, and tation of the hookup and of re ii K related requne-ment- s this Section. F. The City Administrator is authorized to adopt written policies consistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the implementation, administration, and interpretation thereof. G. The American Fork City Council shall have the authority, in its sole discretion, to consider studies and data submitted by an appli- cant (user or developer), and to thereupon adjust the applicable hookup fee as necessary to respond to unusual circumstances and to ensure that hookup fees are imposed fairly and equitably. SECTION 13.30.020. Policy regarding service lat- is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or a series of resolutions, establishing policies and procedures to assist in the Be fair and reason- . The City is authorized Administrator to adopt written policies consistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the imple- mentation, administration, and interpretation thereof. SECTION 13.30.030. Responsibilities of City and applicant (user or developer) A. When connecting to the City's sewer (wastewater collectionjsystem, it shall be the responsibility of the City to inspect connections to the main line, to inspect the laying of the lateral line(s), and to prepare and file site plans showing the exact location of service connections and laterals. B. Upon request of an applicant (user or developer) and the payment of any fee established therefor by resolution adopted by the City Council, the City may assume the responsibility for hard surface restoration of streets any paved strer disturb"! by c nade, or to be made, fo, purpose of installing sewt.. laterals. it shall be the Otherwise, duty and responsibility of the applicant (user or developer) to such restoration. The City Council is hereby authorized to pass one or more resolutions, or a series of resolutions, C. establishing policies and procedures to assist in the administraimplementation, tion, and interpretation of the provisions of this Section. The D. City Administrator is authorized to adopt written policies consistent with this Section and any resolutions authorized hereunder to assist in the implementation, administration, and interpretation thereof. SECTION III: SEVERABILI- erals. TY. The policy of the City of American Fork regarding the number of separate service laterals for residential and commercial structures is as follows: 1. For one- - and dwelling structures, a separate service lateral for unit is each dwelling The sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, of and this phrases Ordinance are severable. If any such section, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase shall be declared invalid or unconstitutional by ihe valid judgment or decree of a Court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity or A. required. For 2. multiple-famil- y structures under one ownership, separate service laterals for each dwelling unit shall be the general rule; provided, however, that where design dictates otherwise, a common lateral (or fewer laterals than the number otherwise specified) may be permitted where the applicant provides adequate documentation and guarantees to assure adequacy of se erwastewater collection dwelling arj responsibility for pay- NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF AMERICAN FORK, UTAH: SECTION I: REPEAL OF ALL PREVIOUS RESOLUTIONS ESTABLISHING A OR HOOKUP SEWER CONNECTION FEE. ment and maintenance. In any such case, the City the Administrator, with advice and recommendation of the City Engineer, may in his sole discretion-red- uce the required number of service laterals accordi- Any and all resolutions passed by the City Council prior to 1997 dealing with City sewer hookup fees (or "connection fees," as they were then known and referred to), including Resolution No. to the extent that they are 3 ORDINANCE For 3. ngly. dwelling multiple-famil- structures shall not unconstitutionality affect the validity or constituof any of the tionality remaining sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, of or this phrases Ordinance. SECTION under separate ownership, separate service laterals are required for each unit. For commercial 4. structures, separate service IV: EFFECTIVE DATE. The American Fork City Council specifically finds that it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the health, safety and welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the City of American Fork that this ordinance take effect immethis therefore, diately; Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its pas- sage and first publication as provided by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of American Fork City this 25 day of February, 1997. Jess Green, NO. JUEjJC Mayor ATTEST: RICHARD M. COLBORN City Recorder in Published the Fork Citizen American March 5, 1997. Planning and Zoning Commission agenda Notice is hereby given that there will be a Lehi City Commission Planning held Thursday, Meeting March 13, 1997 at 7 p.m. in Council Lehi the City Chambers located at 153 N. 100 East. The agenda shall be as follows: Public hearing Public Hearing to comment on proposed additions to the Lehi City Development Code, Adult concerning Entertainment Businesses which will include additions to Chapter 35 Definitions and Chapter 12 Property Standards to Development add as a new section, Section 12.150 1. receive Supplementary for Adult Requirements Entertainment Business. to 2. Public Hearing receive comment on Lindy Ozancin's request for Zone District Map amendment from zone district to RA-- 1 zone district on approxi-malel- y 2.5 acres located at approximately 2600 North between Center Street and 300 East. to 3. Public Hearing receive comment on Ted Hellstrom's for request Conditional Use Approval to operate a equipment No. ing trict. sales office for fire located at 548 State Street in an existCommercial zone dis- to 4. Public Hearing on receive comment Maverick Store's request for a Conditional Use Approval to operate a new Maverick Store at 500 W. Main in an existing district Commercial zone Public Hearing to receive comment on Jon Fondell's request lor a 5 Zoning District Map amend ment from Commercial to Mixed Use zoning on property located at 1657 No. State. 6. Public Hearing to receive comment on Jon Fondell's request to include Woodworking Shop as a conditional use in the Mixed Use zone. Consent agenda 7. Susan L. Snyder Request permission to operate a Vending & Product resale business from her home located at 1030 N. 20 East in an existing zoning district. 8. Glen Abernethy Request permission to operate a Network Computer Service from his home located at 1304 N. 190 East, Apt. B, in an existing R-zoning district. 9. Randy and Rebecca Wells - Request permission to operate a Real Estate Investment business from their home located at 2820 N. 1200 West in an existing zoning district. 1 Regular meeting 10. Actionrecommendation on Public Hearing on changes to the Lehi City Development Code, concerning Adult Entertainment which will Businesses include additions to Chapter 35 Definitions and Chapter 12 Property Development Standards to add as a new section, Section 12.150 Supplementary for Adult Requirements Entertainment Business. 11. Action on Public Lindy Ozancin's of Hearing request for Zone District Map amendment from zone district to RA-- 1 zone district on approximately 2.5 acres located at approximately 2600 North between Center Street and 300 East. 12. Action on Public Hearing of Ted Hellstrom's request for Conditional Use Approval to operate a sales office for fire equipment located at 548 No. State in an existing Street Commercial zone district. 13. Action on Pubkc Hearing of Maverick Store's request for Conditional Use Approval to operate a new Maverick Store at 500 W. Main Street in an existing Commercial zone district. 14. Action on Public Hearing of Jon Fondell's request" for a Zoning District from amendment Map Commercial to Mixed Use zoning on property located at 1657 No. State. 15. Action on Public Hearing of Jon Fondell's to include request Woodworking Shop as a conditional use in the Mixed Use zone. 16. Taylor Smith Request for recommendation on Smith-Parso- Annexation approximately 17.9036 acres located at approximately 3200 No. Center Street to a BP (Business Park) zone district. 17. Ken and Kevin Kelier Request for recommendation on Kelter Annexation approximately 4.96 acres located at approximately 2800 N. 1200 West to a R-- 3 zone district. 18. Blaine and Joan - FjellstromAdvantage Communities, lnc.;Glezos, Inc. - Request for recommendation on Fjellstrom-Homestea- d Annexation of approximately 77.68 acres located at approximately 3000 N. 1200 West to a R-- 3 zone district. 19. Approval of minutes. 20. Work session. Published in the Lehi Free Press March 5, 1997. Lehi planners set field trip Notice is hereby given thai there will be a Planning Commission field trip lor the purpose ol touring the North Bench area of Lehi to consider future land use issues as they relate to the Lehi City General Plan Land Use Element, including associated zoning issues will be held on Monday, March 10, 1997 at 4 p.m. The Commission wiil depart from the Lehi City Public Works Office at 99 W. Suite 100. Those Main, wishing to accompany the Commission should provide their own transportation. Published in the Lehi ' Free Press March 5, 1997 Planning Commission sets work session Notice is hereby given that there will be a Lehi City Commission Planning held Thursday, Meeting March 19, 1997 at 7 p.m. in Council le Lehi City at 153 N. Chambers 100 East. The agenda shall be as follows: Work session To 1. consider issues within the Mixed Use Zoning District. 2. To discuss setbacks in dis- - zoning tricts. 3. Evaluationdiscussion of the North Bench field trip as it may relate to the Lehi City Land Use Element and Map. Published in the Lehi Free Press March 5, 1997. Lehi sets hearing on Carter annexation Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing before the Lehi City Council will be held on April 8, 1997 at 7 Council the in p.m Chambers, Municipal Building, 153 N. 100 East, Lehi, Utah, for the purpose of receiving comment on Carter Addition Annexation request and policy declaration for approximately 23.38 acres located at 100 E. 2600 NorthtoaR-1-12zone- . Published in the Lehi Free Press March 5, 1997. Notice of filing annexation petition 28 Consolidated Theaters - Notice is hereby given to all interested parties that an annexation petition and plat of about 3.94 acres was filed in the office of the Lehi City Recorder at 153 N. 100 East on Feb. 25. 1997. Property is located at 600 E. 430 approximately Office. Anyone desiring additional information may contact the City Recorder at South. A copy of the petition and plat are available for inspection at the Recorder's Published in the Lehi Free Press March 5, 1997. Lehi approves Ordinance No. ORDINANCE AMENDTABLES OF THE LEHI DEVELOPMENT CITY CODE - 05- - TABLE OF BULK 040-INTENSITY AND AN square footage requirement replacement tables. ING for residential SECTION AGRIREQUIREMENTS CULTURE AND RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS AND TABLE - TABLE OF BULK AND INTENSITY MIXED REQUIREMENTS USE, AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS THE BY REPEALING EXISTING PRESENTLY TABLES AND ENACTING NEW CORRESPONDING TABLES NUMBERED THE SAME WHEREAS, the City Council desires to revise and clarify the minimum units in the 3 Zone in order to more protect property surrounding such residential units and thereby promote the general welfare effectively values the citizens of the community, particularly those residing in and owning prop- of erty in R-- 3 zones. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Lehi City as follows: SECTION Tables William L. Gibbs and of the Lehi City Development Code are hereby repealed and the new Tables and are II This Ordinance being immediately necessary for the preservation of the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of the City of Lehi, County of Utah, State of Utah, it shall take effect immediately upon its passage and first publication. PASSED and ordered published City by the Council of Lehi City this 25th day of February, 1997. attached hereto hereby passed as Mayor ATTEST: Evelyn W. Yates City Recorder Published in the Lehi Free Press March 5, 1997. Lehi approves change in code Ordinance No. ORDINANCE AMENDOF SECTION THE LEHI CITY DEVELOPMENT CODE TWO (2) WITH LOT SUBDIVISION AN EXISTING HOME - BY THE REPEALING EXISTING PRESENTLY SECTION AND ENACTING ANEW SECTION WHEREAS, the City Council has determined the need to revise one provision of the two (2) lot Subdivision With Existing Home for the purpose of providing clarification the regarding approval process which AN ING gives the Chief Building Official authority to approve and sign the final plat after approval by the D.R.C. and the Planning Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Lehi City as follows: SECTION of the 0 Section Lehi City Development Code is hereby repealed and the Section new attached hereto is hereby passed as the new Section SECTION II This Ordinance immediately being for necessary the preservation of the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of the City of Lehi, County of Utah, State of Utah, it shall take effect immediately upon its passage and first publication. PASSED and ordered City. by the published Council of Lehi City this 25th day of February, 1997. William L. Gibbs Mayor ' ' ATTEST: Evelyn W. Yates City Recorder - Published in the Lehi' Free Press March 5, 1997. |