OCR Text |
Show less than a month to month basis during any part of the year, $ .50 per person capable cap-able of beingaccommodated. SECTION 3. In the opinion of the City Council, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants in-habitants of Park City, that this Ordinance become effective ef-fective upon its adoption and first posting. PARK CITY COUNCIL By JOHN E. PRICE -MAYOR ATTEST: Bruce C. Decker City Recorder Published in The Park Record Nov. 14, 1974. dinance. The remedies provided pro-vided by law. Any violation of this ordinance which is not remedied within thirty (30) days after notice shall constitute con-stitute an offense punishable punish-able by a fine not in excess of $100.00 or imprisonment in the city jail for a term of not in excess of thirty (30) days or both such fine and imprisonment. Each day of violation after notice shall constitute a separate offense. of-fense. All "Signs" which are legally leg-ally in existence on the effective ef-fective date of this ordinance ordin-ance as amended, which do not conform to the requirements require-ments hereof, shall be nonconforming non-conforming "Signs". The use of such non-conforming "Signs" may be continued, but except for normal main-tenance main-tenance or repair, said "Signs" shall not be enlarged enlarg-ed or altered in any manner, unless such enlargement or alteration conforms to the provisions of this ordinance. A fee of $1.00 per square foot of "Signs" area is pay able to Park City Municipal Corporation. "Sign" permit Applications Applica-tions are available at the City Recorder's Office. A colored rendering giving giv-ing 'Sign" dimensions, method of hanging (either projecting or flush mounted, or erecting) identifying materials mat-erials to be used and used and showing "Sign" area in relation to store frontage must accompany the application. applica-tion. The Planning Commission Commis-sion will not consider an application ap-plication without the colored v rendering. The Park City Planning Commission retains the authority to deviate from these regulations in extenuating exten-uating cases not specifically covered by these regulations. regula-tions. V Nov. 7, 1974 John E. Price Mayor Bruce C. Decker Recorder Published in The Park Record November 14, 1974. gilded, smaltedrouted, burned or etched in relief or intaglio and should convey a handicraft appearance. "Signs" shall be kept in good repair and be properly maintained. main-tained. The total area of the'Sign" or "Signs" on any one building build-ing should constitute not more than 20 of the area of the side of said building on which the "Sign" appears regardless of the number of businesses occupying said building. The area of a "Sign should be construed as the area of the overall background and will include the sum of all faces of the "Sign". "Signs" without a background shall have an area of that of a rectangle rec-tangle which will encompass encom-pass all lettering of said "Sign". No "Sign" should be placed plac-ed on a structure in a manner man-ner that will disfigure or conceal architectural features feat-ures or details. Outdoor free-standing "Signs" are defined to be any card, paper, metal, wooden, glass, plaster, stone, or painting on any surface whatsoever and of any kind, placed for outdoor advertising, identification, or directional purposes on the ground or attached to any tree, wall, bush, fence, post, building, structure, and any to be located only on the property occupied by the business which the "Signs" or "Sign" advertise. Outdoor free-standing "Signs" not on the property occupied by the business which the "Sign" or "Signs advertise, or provide pro-vide directions to such property, prop-erty, are not authorized. The total area of an outdoor or free-standing "Sign" shall not exceed one (1) square foot of "Sign" area for each four (4) linear feet of street frontage occupied by the principal business or enterprise. enter-prise. Setback requirements from property lines will be determined by the Planning Commission on a case-by-case basis. Materials such as wood, wrought iron, steel metal' grill-work, etc., which were used during the period of the late 19th Century are generally gen-erally acceptable. Simplicity and restraint inmaterial selection is important. Materials Mat-erials should be consistent with the acceptable architectural architec-tural materials. "Signs" may be lighted by flood lights or projected light adjacent to the "Sign". Neon or plastic "Signs" are not allowed. "Signs" that flash, blink, revolve, or are otherwise other-wise in motion, will not be allowed. The erection, construction or maintenance of any "Sign" contrary to any provision of this Chapter is declared to be a violation of this ordinance and unlawful. The city shall immediately, upon any such violation having been called to its attention, institute injunction, in-junction, abatement or any other appropriate action to prevent, enjoin, abate, or remove re-move such violation. Such action may also be instituted institut-ed by any property owner who may be especially damaged by any violation of this or- PUBLIC NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 8-74 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.6-74, CHAPTER LXVI, REVISED REVIS-ED ORDINANCES OF PARK CITY, UTAH; AMENDING SECTION 2 (A) (2) and SECTION 2 (B) (1) & (2); PROVIDING " A CHANGE IN THE WATER RATE FROM $1.50 PER PERSON CAPABLE CAP-ABLE OF BEINGACCOMMODATED BEINGACCOM-MODATED TO $1.25 PER PERSON' CAPABLE OF BEINGACCOMMODATED AND REDEFINING SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES RESID-ENCES AND MULTIPLE USE RESIDENCES FOR PURPOSES OF ESTABLISHING ESTAB-LISHING SEWAGE RATES BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PARK CITY, SUMMIT COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH; that SECTION 1. Section 2 (A) (2) is hereby amended as follows: SECTION 2. As used in this Ordinance: (A) The monthly rates for water supplied within the corporate limits of Park City, Utah payable in advance ad-vance shall be as follows: (2) Multiple unit residences, resid-ences, apartment houses, rental units, condominiums, hotels, motels, trailer courts, boarding houses and rooming houses, rented on less than a month to month basis during any part of the year, $1.25 per person capable cap-able of beingaccommodated. SECTION 2. Section 2 (B) (1) & (2) is hereby amended as follows: SECTION 2. As used in this Ordinance: (B) The monthly sewer sew-er rates for sewer services within the corporate limits of Park City, Utah payable in advance shall be as fol-ows: fol-ows: (1) Single family residences, multiple unit residences, apartment houses, rental units, condominiums, con-dominiums, hotels, motels, trailer courts, boarding houses and rooming houses rented on not less than a monthly basis exclusively throughout the year, $3.35 per residence or individual living unit. (2) Multiple unit residences, apartment houses, hous-es, rental units, condominiums, condomin-iums, hotels, motels, trailer courts, boarding houses and rooming houses rented on ORDINANCE NO. 9-74 The term "Sign" encompasses en-compasses all lettering, printed matter, pictures, drawings, models, replicas, insignias, trademarks, logos and mastheads displayed to the public for the purpose of advertising or providing directional instructions. The purpose of these criteria crit-eria is to allow for the preservation pres-ervation and maintenance of the desired visual character of Park City. It is required, therefore, that "Signs" within with-in the city conform to the following standards: It shall be unlawful to erect, construct, reconstruct, recon-struct, alter, paint, repaint, or change the use of any structure, wall, marquee, or any piece of work comprised compris-ed of parts joined together in some definite manner which is to be used as a "Sign" or picture to convey or direct a message to the general public, without first obtaining a signed permit; provided, however, that a signed permit shall not be required to repaint exactly as it previously was, any of the aforesaid, which at the time of the proposed repainting repaint-ing conforms in all respects with the provisions of this ordinance. "Signs" shall be painted paint-ed on, attached to, or erected only on the building that houses the business, or upon the property occupied by the business, which the "Sign" or "Signs" advertise. "Signs" may be painted on or displayed in the windows of a building, be attached flush to a building, project from it, or free-standing upon the property. If the "Sign" is of the projecting project-ing variety, it should not project more than thirty-six thirty-six (36) inches from the face of the building. It must have at least eight (8) feet ground clearance and cannot be taller tall-er than the building to which it is attached. However, a "Sign" may project to a maximum max-imum of three (3) feet above the roof if it is flush with the face of the side on which it appears, but not to exceed the maximum buildingheight allowed in the zone in which said "Sign is to be located. All "Signs" attached to a building shall also meet the approval of the City Building Inspector in that the method of attachment is such that sufficient strength is incorporated incor-porated in the design of the attachment so as not to afford af-ford a hazard to passers-by. "Signs" may be painted, r c too. I :TiiSt&; v.i 1 i v?' miati?-p: TO PAV-TTCFP SIGN , if " A- TO 20 of sioke s;;&'A 'jt HIP 1 i i Is , 1" ;, ;,7"' ; J. .,., I, METHOD 07 SIZING PAI N7ED-GN-BU ILDING |