7.1. EDSR 08-17-2020 - Laserfiche WebLink

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a. Masonry walls, in conjunction with a wrought iron fence, should be installed to no more than two feet above public side walk. b. Balconies and/or patios should utilize decorative metal railings which coordinate with the design and color scheme of the building. (12) Enclosures. Standards: a. Dumpsters shall be within enclosures constructed of the same material and colors as those used in the building. b. Enclosures must be at least six feet in height and provide full screening of equipment and dumpsters. (13) Parking. Standards: a. Parking shall be provided underground, behind a building,within a building, or within a parking structure. b. Residential parking shall be at a rate of 1.25 stalls per unit. C. Off street parking shall be shielded from view of major streets using dense landscaping, open fencing with landscaping,and/or a masonry wall with open fencing. (g) Process. (1) Site plan revien, of permitted uses. Proposals for the construction of new buildings and structures, and the restoration, remodeling or expansion of existing buildings and structures, within the downtown district shall be reviewed by the director of planning, or their designee, to determine if they meet the standards set forth in subsections (e) and No building permit shall be issued until this review process has been completed. (2) Application. Applications for site plan review within the downtown district shall be filed with the director of planning, or their designee, on a form prescribed by the city and shall be accompanied by such plans and information as may be required by the city, including building elevations which specify exterior building materials and provide sufficient design detail to evaluate compliance with subsections (e) and (3) Revien.,. The director of planning, or their designee, shall have 15 days from the date a completed application for site plan review is accepted by the city to determine if the proposed building materials and design meet the requirements of subsections (e) and (�, and to approve or deny site approval. If the director of planning, or their designee, denies site plan approval, the denial shall be accompanied by a written statement setting forth how the proposal does not comply with the design standards of subsections (e) and (�. (4) Appeal. If the director of planning, or their designee, denies site plan approval, the applicant may appeal this denial pursuant to the requirements and procedures set forth in section 30-634 of this chapter.