104-1-2 Boundaries of Zones
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Sec 104-1-2 — Boundaries of Zones
The boundaries of each zone are established as shown on the official Zoning Map of Ogden Valley City, which is incorporated into this Title by reference. Where boundaries are described in the text of this Title, that description controls. Where the official zoning map and the GIS map conflict, the official zoning map shall control until the GIS map is formally amended by the city council.
Where uncertainty exists as to the boundary of any zone, the following rules shall apply in order:
(1) Where a zone boundary follows a street, alley, or block centerline, or a property line, the centerline or property line shall be the zone boundary unless the map indicates otherwise.
(2) Where a zone boundary follows a river, canal, waterway, railroad right-of-way, public land boundary, or section line, the center of the waterway or right-of-way, or the boundary of the public land or section line, shall be the zone boundary. Where a waterway serves as a zone boundary, the boundary is fixed as of the date of adoption of the official Zoning Map and does not migrate with any subsequent change in the waterway's course.
(3) Where the above rules do not resolve the boundary location, the boundary shall be determined by reference to the coordinate data embedded in the official GIS dataset, which shall be maintained by the city and kept current to reflect all adopted amendments. In the event of a conflict between a printed or displayed version of the map and the underlying GIS coordinate data, the GIS coordinate data shall control.
(4) Where the GIS coordinate data does not resolve the boundary location, the appeal authority shall interpret the boundary in accordance with Section 102-3.
104-1-1 Establishment Of Zones · 104-1-3 Rules Of Interpretation For Land Use Tables Or Lists Of Uses