18.31.090 Conditions
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For each “C” use listed in the ‘Use Regulation’ chart below these are additional conditions that shall be met before any conditional use permit is approved. Conditions shall have a twelve (12) month period to comply with the conditions on the ordinances placed within the title or the approval of any conditional use shall be removed. The applicant can apply for a six (6) month extension.
A. Online Auto Sales. Online Auto Sales means a business where the sale of vehicles are done online only. There shall be an office for the paperwork end of the business and test driving only.
1. Entrances. a. There shall be no access onto 2700 N or 600 W.
b. A permit from UDOT shall be required to have an entrance onto Highway 89 along with any other requirements from UDOT. 2. Parking.
a. There shall not be any on-street parking count towards their parking count.
b. There shall be a minimum of three (3) parking stalls. c. There shall not be any shared parking with other businesses. 3. The parking lot shall be paved with asphalt or concrete. 4. There shall be curbing and gutter outlining the parking lot along with sidewalk, where standards would be required. 5. Landscaping. a. There shall be no less than 15% of landscaping for the location. Xeriscaping will only count towards the 15% of landscaping if a plan is submitted and approved by the city council as part of the conditional use approval. b. A secondary water connection is required for landscaping. The City’s culinary water shall not be used. c. Landscaping shall be maintained in a healthy, neat, and orderly condition, free of weeds and litter. d. Landscaping shall require 2 trees from listed below for every 1,000 ft. of landscaping along with at least 2 items for every 12,000 sq. ft. lot along with grass.
i. Trees for a 5 ft. park strip. 1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm 13. Frontier Elm 14. Zelkova
ii. Trees for larger park strip and approved by the city in advance. 1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm
13. Frontier Elm 14. Zelkova 15. Bur Oak 16. Hardy Rubber Tree 17. Lindon Silver iii. Shrubs. iv. Ground cover plants. v. Ornamental grass. vi. Flowers. 6. Snow removal. a. Snow shall be removed to an area to be kept clear for safety of pedestrians and drivers. b. Snow shall not be pushed into the street and shall be kept on property, unless approved by the City. 7. Vehicles. a. There shall not be any vehicle or equipment rental. b. There shall only be motorcycles, passenger vehicles, and trucks with weight of 0 – 14,000 pounds can be sold. c. There shall be no buses, commercial vehicles, contractor vehicles/equipment or trucks weighing 14,001 and heavier. d. There shall be not more than three (3) vehicles out in the parking lot waiting for test drive at a time. There shall be no signage on the vehicles of any kind. e. Each car shall be in working order and generally devoid of noticeable damage including but not limited to considerable body rust, broken windows, flat tires, missing bumpers, or major body damage. f. Vehicles manufactured without supplemental restraint system (air bags) shall not be sold. g. Vehicles shall be equipped with proper safety restraints (seat belts), working headlights, taillights, stop lights, and turn signals. h. There shall be no cracks larger than 5” on any windshield. i. Storage of Vehicles. i. There shall be no more than 2,600 sq. ft. area for vehicle storage. ii. Vehicles shall be stored in a secure and private area. iii. There shall be a 7 ft. non-climbable fence around the storage area. iv. The ground within the storage area shall use road base or other materials that the City Staff and Engineer approve. 8. Use and safety. a. There shall not be any blocking the flow of traffic when vehicles are being dropped off at location. b. Drop offs shall be only done on the property of online auto sales and shall not be dropped off on public or private roads. c. Drop offs shall only be during business hours. d. There shall be no outside display or sale of parts or tires. e. Amplified speaker/public address systems are prohibited, except for in fully enclosed buildings. f. Lighting.
i. All lighting shall be kept on their property and have no light trespassing onto other properties.
ii. Lighting shall be dark sky compliant. See the Pleasant View City Public Works Standards. 9. Signage. a. There shall only be one sign per location which shall be located on building.
i. Sign on building. ii. maximum size of 24 sq. ft. total. b. There shall be a shared sign only if all property owners approve of the sign. i. Shared sign – which all CP-1’s within the area agree.
1. Maximum size actual sign a. Height: 6 ft. b. Width: 4 ft.
2. Maximum height of base 6 ft. c. Electronic Signs are prohibited.
B. Parking Lots. Parking lots mean the only use of the property is to park vehicles temporarily (not more than 72 hours).
1. The parking lot shall be paved with asphalt or concrete. 2. There shall be curb, gutter out lining the parking lot along with sidewalk, where standards would be require. 3. The parking lot shall have garbage reciprocal for every 12,000 sq. ft. of ground. 4. Landscaping.
a. There shall be no less than 15% of landscaping for the location. Xeriscaping will only count towards the 15% of landscaping if a plan is submitted and approved by the city council as part of the conditional use approval.
b. A secondary water connection is required for landscaping. The City’s Culinary water shall not be used.
c. Landscaping shall be maintained in a healthy, neat, and orderly condition, free of weeds and litter.
d. Landscaping shall require 2 trees from listed below for every 1,000 ft. of landscaping along with at least 2 items for every 12,000 sq. ft. lot along with grass:
i. Trees for a 5 ft. park strip. 1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm 13. Frontier Elm
14. Zelkova ii. Trees for larger park strip: approved by the city in advance.
1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm 13. Frontier Elm 14. Zelkova 15. Bur Oak 16. Hardy Rubber Tree 17. Lindon Silver iii. Shrubs. iv. Ground cover plants. v. Ornamental grass. vi. Flowers. e. Lighting. i. All lighting shall be kept on their property and have no light trespassing onto other properties. ii. Lighting shall be dark sky compliant. 5. Snow removal. a. Snow shall be removed to an area to be kept clear for safety of pedestrians and drivers. b. Snow shall not be pushed into the street and shall be kept on property, unless approved by the City. 6. Signage. a. All signage is prohibited. C. Storage, vehicles. Storage means no other use but to store items. 1. The parking lot shall be paved with asphalt or concrete. 2. There shall be curb, gutter out lining the parking lot along with sidewalk, where standards would be require. 3. All requirements from Chapter 18.42 – Supplementary Use Regulation, Section 18.42.015 shall be met. 4. Landscaping. a. There shall be no less than 15% of landscaping for the location. Xeriscaping will only count towards the 15% of landscaping if a plan is submitted and approved by the city council as part of the conditional use approval. b. A secondary water connection is required for landscaping. The City’s Culinary water shall not be used. c. Landscaping shall be maintained in a healthy, neat, and orderly condition, free of weeds and litter. d. Landscaping shall require 2 trees from listed below for every 1,000 ft.
of landscaping along with at least 2 items for every 12,000 sq. ft. lot along with grass.
i. Trees for a 5 ft. park strip. 1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm 13. Frontier Elm 14. Zelkova
ii. Trees for larger park strip: approved by the city in advance. 1. Maple 2. European Alder 3. Northern Red Oak 4. White Oak 5. Hybrid Poplar 6. Yellow Buckeye 7. Golden Maiden hair 8. Princeton American Elm 9. Mulberry, Fruitless 10. Honey Locust 11. Emerald Flair Elm 12. Emerald Sunshine Elm 13. Frontier Elm 14. Zelkova 15. Bur Oak 16. Hardy Rubber Tree 17. Lindon Silver
iii. Shrubs. iv. Ground cover plants. v. Ornamental grass. vi. Flowers. e. Lighting. i. All lighting shall be kept on their property and have no light trespassing onto other properties. ii. Lighting shall be dark sky compliant. 5. Signage. a. There shall only be one sign per location which shall be located on building. i. Sign on building. ii. maximum size of 24 sq. ft. total b. There shall be a shared sign only if all property owners approve of the sign. i. Shared sign – which all CP-1’s within the area agree.
1. Maximum size actual sign. a. Height: 6 ft. b. Width: 4 ft.
2. Maximum height of base 6 ft. ii. There shall not be any temporary signage. iii. Balloons, banners, flags, and motion signs are prohibited. 6. Snow removal. a. Snow shall be removed to an area to be kept clear for safety of pedestrians and drivers. b. Snow shall not be pushed into the street and shall be kept on property, unless approved by the City. D. Use Car Lot. 1. Entrances. a. There shall be no access onto 2700 N or 600 W. b. A permit from UDOT shall be required to have an entrance onto Highway 89 along with any other requirements from UDOT. 2. Parking. a. There shall be a maximum of one car available to be sold for every 1,200 sq. ft. minimum of the parking lot after all other parking is calculated, excluding building. b. A standard parking stall shall be 180 sq. ft. (10’ X 18’). c. The Parking standards for the business end shall be found in Section 18.31.060 of this Chapter. (The parking lot shall be considered as a “sales floor”). d. There shall not be any on-street parking of any kind including but not limited to employee parking, cars to be sold, and customer parking. 3. The parking lot shall be paved with asphalt or concrete with curb, gutter, and sidewalk from the entrance and around the lot itself. 4. Landscaping. a. There shall be no less than 15% of landscaping for the location. Xeriscaping will only count towards the 15% of landscaping if a plan is submitted and approved by the city council as part of the conditional use approval. b. A secondary water connection is required for landscaping. The City’s Culinary water shall not be used. c. Landscaping shall be maintained in a healthy, neat, and orderly condition, free of weeds and litter. d. Landscaping shall include a minimum of 4 items for every 12,000 sq. ft. lot along with grass. i. Shrubs. ii. Trees. iii. Ground cover plants. iv. Ornamental grass. v. Flowers. 5. Snow removal. a. Snow shall be removed to an area to be kept clear for safety of pedestrians and drivers. b. Snow shall not be pushed into the street and shall be kept on property, unless approved by the City. 6. Type of cars to be sold.
a. Each car shall be in working order and generally devoid of noticeable damage including but not limited to considerable body rust, broken windows, flat tires, missing bumpers, or major body damage.
b. Signage on cars shall only be limited to writing the price on windshields only, not larger than 6 inch font size.
c. Vehicles manufactured without supplemental restraint system (air bags) shall not be sold.
d. Vehicles shall be equipped with proper safety restraints (seat belts), working headlights, taillights, stop lights, and turn signals.
e. There shall be no cracks larger than 5” on any windshield. 7. Use and safety.
a. Used Car Lot shall be the only use permitted on the parcel or lot. b. The flow of traffic shall preserve the residential atmosphere of the neighborhood and be approved by City staff. c. Test driving. i. No test-drives shall occur on local residential roadways, except to get to Highway 89 or 2700 N. d. There shall be no outside display or sale of parts or tires. e. Amplified speaker/public address systems are prohibited, except for in fully enclosed buildings. f. Lighting.
i. All lighting shall be kept on their property and have no light trespassing onto other properties.
ii. Lighting shall be dark sky compliant. (Ord.2020-11, dated 9/22/2020 and Ord.2020-10, dated 9/22/2020)