HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd. No. 1982-637ORDINANCE NO. 637
AN ORDINANCE OF .THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LAKE ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA AMENDING PORTIONS
1 OF ORDINANCES NO. 349, 620, 514, 480;.445, 442
AND PORTIONS OF TITLE 17, LAKE ELSINORE MUNICIPAL
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3 The City Council of the. City of Lake Elsinore does
ordain as follows:
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SECTION ONE
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Ordinance 514; Ordinance 480 Section 1, Ordinance 445
6 Section 1, Ordinance 442 Section 1, and Ordinance 349
Section 3(A) and Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Section
7 17.12 1020 hereby amended to read as follows:
$ 17.12.010 Purpose--Districts designated. In order to
9 classify, regulate, restrict and segregate the uses of
land and buildings, to regulate and restrict the height
10 and bulk of buildings, and to regulate-the area of yards
and other open spaces about buildings, classes of dis-
tricts are established.
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SECTION TTVO
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Ordinance 349 Section 5(A) and Lake Elsinore Municipal
13 Code Section 17.15.020 'are amended to read as follows:
14 17.16.020 Permitted Uses. Uses permitted in the R-1
15 district shall be as follows:
16 A. One family dwellings o£ a permanent character and
which shall. not be less than eight hundred fifty square
17 feet in area,.. each :placed in a permanent locatioh;
18 _B. A home occupation may be engaged in provided that
such occupation is only incidehtial and secondary to
19 the use of the residence for residential purposes and
upon approval by the Planning and Building Departments
20 and issuance bf a home occupation permit. In approving
the home occupation no authorization shall be granted
21 which would change the residential character of the
residence in use or appearance or would be detrimental
22 to the adjacent and abutting properties. No home occu-
pation shall exist or be permitted as an accessory use
23 in any residential-zone which involves or requires any
of the following:
24 1. The employment of help other; than members of the
25 resident family;
2. Any alteration in the residential character of
26 the premises;
3. Any outdoor storage or display of equipment,
27 appliances, material or. supplies;
4. Maintenance on the premises of any stock of good s
28 for sale or rental which .goods are not made
on the premises, unless specifically approved;
29 5. Generation of pedestrian or vehicular traffic
greater than that normal to the district, or
30 of offensive or objectionable noise, glare,
vigraton, odor'or electrical disturbance;
31 6. The use of more than one room in a dwelling unit,
or the maintenance of an office open to the general
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1 7. `Advertisement ofthe address: of the property
to'attract customers', clients or the public
2 °to the premises;
8. Operating commercial vehicles to and from the
'~ premises., if more than two (2) round trips
4 per vehicles per day is contemplated.
9. The use of existing covered parking area or
5 garage for storage or display of equipment,
appliances, materials or supplies unless pro-
6 visions forsalternate parking are approved by
the Planning amd Building Department;
7 10. The use of ah accessory sign on the premises
advertising a home occupation.
$ Businesses contingent upon the approvals listed
~ above shall be subject to periodic inspections
by Fire or Building and Safety Departments.
10 C. Agricultural and Horticultural uses including dispo-
11 sition of only crops produced upon the premises provided
no signs, displays, or stands are used in conjunction with
12 such disposition. Commercial animal husbandry shall not
be permitted nor considered a part of agricultural or
13 horticultural uses. Commercial animal husbandry includes
raising or keeping of more than 'a total of twelve rabbits
14 and chickens and other sma1T animals or fowls, but no
roosters.
15 D. IIsua1 accessories in connection with permitted uses
16 including noncommercial greenhouses, servants or guest's
~~uarters provided same are not equipped with a kitchen
17 nor:•ktchen facilities, and garages or automobile storage
space shall be provided and maintained and shall have a
18 capacity of at least one,' but not more than three auto-
mobiles for each dwelling established on the'same lot;
19 ~. Only the following signs shall be permitted.
20 1. Only ,one nameplate, unlighted, and not exceeding
one 'and one-half square -feet in area, which shall
21 be loca ed on the building or against the building,
or not less thah ten feet from any property line.
22 2: One'or more signs, none of which shall be lighted
or have an area of more than four square feet, and
23 said signs'shall pertain only to the prospective
leave or sale of only the property on which they'
24 are located, or bear only a legal notice involving
said-property:.
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SECTION THREE
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Ordinance 3'49 Section 6(A), (1)--(7) and Lake Elsinore
27 .9unicipal Code Section 17.24.020-amended to read as
follows;
28 17.24.020 Permitted uses. Uses permitted in the R-2 dis-
29 trict shall be as follows:
A. Any use. permtted'in',the'.R-1 district;'
30 R. Two family dwellings, providea there is at least five
31 thousand'square'feet of lot area for each such two
family dwelling;,
32 C. Twb:seperate.doiellings,~prbvded that there is -as 'l east
three thousand, square feet of lot area for each such
], dwelling, and provided they are located so us to comply
with the. spacing requirements of this chapter;
2 D. One building designed or arranged to house more than
3 two families, provided there is at-least twenty-five
hundred square feet of lot area for each apartment in
4 such building;
E. There may be established an additional dwelling on
5 any lot which only one dwelling existed on December 23,
1953, wherever the lot meets the area requirements
6 of this chapter, and such additional dwelling can be
located as provided in this chapter;
7 F. The usual accessories in connection with permissible
8 uses; however, that there shall be provided and
maintained a private garage or automobile storage
9 space having a capacity of at least one automobile
for each dwelling or apartment established on the
10 same lot, but for not more than two automobiles
for each such dwelling or apart"meet. Accessory build-
11 ings may be established in the rear yard, but they
shall not occupy over fifty percent .of the rear
12 yard area;
G. A home occupation may be engaged in provided that
13 such occupation is only incidehtial and secondary
to the use of the residence for residential purposes
14 and upon approval by the Planning and Building Depart-
ments and issuance of a home occupation permit. In
15 approving the. home occupation.. no authorization shall
be granted which would change the residential charac-
16 ter of the residehce in use or appearance or would
be detrimental to the adjacent and abutting proper-
17 ties.. No home occupation shall exist or be permitted
as an accessory use in any residential zone which
18 involves or requires.. any of the following:
19 1. The employment of help other than members of
the resident family;
20 2. Any alteration in the residential character
of the premises;
21 3. Any outdoor storage or display of equipment,
appliances, material or supplies;
22 4. Maintenance on the premises of any stock of
goods for sale br rental which goods are not
23 made on the premises ,:unless specifically approved;
5. Generation of pedestrain or vehicular traffic
24 .,greater than that normal to the district, or
of offensive or objectionable noise, glare,
25 vibration, odor or electrical disturbance;
6. The .use of more than one room in a dwelling
26 unit, or the maintenance of an office open
to the general public;
27 7. Advertisement of `the. address of the property
to attract customers; clients or the public
28 to the premises;
8. Operating commercial vehicles to and from
29 the premises, if more than two (2) round trips
per vehicle per day is contemplated.
30 _ 9. The use of existing covered parking area or
garage for storage or display or equipment,
31 appliances, materials or supplies unless pro-
visons for alternate parking are approved
32 by the Planning and Building Departments.
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10. The use o£ an accessory sign on the premises
advertising a home occupation.
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Businesses contingent upon the approvals listed
3 above shall be subject to periodic inspections
by Fir e. or .Building and Safety Departments.
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H. ,Only the following signs shall be permitted:
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1. Not more-than two nameplates, unlighted, and
6 exceeding one and one-half square feet in
area, which shall be located on the building
7 or against the building, or not less than ten
feet from any property line.
8 2. One or more signs; none of which shall be
lighted ~ haVe an area of more than four
9 square feet, :and said signs shall pertain
only to the prospective Tease or sale of
10 only the property on which they. are located,
or bear only a legal notice :involving said.
11 property.
12 SECTION FOUR
13 Section 7 (A) (1)"--(5), (7) and (8) or Ordinance
349, and Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Section 17.28•
14 020 are amended to'read as follows:
15 17.28.020 Permitted uses. Uses permitted in the R-3
district shall be as'follows:
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A. Any. use permitted in the R-2 district;
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B. Apartment houses, bungalow courts or other multiple
18 family residence building as provided in this chapter;
19 C. Boarding and rooming houses, fraternity and sorority
houses and private club houses;
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D. Public libraries and public museums;
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E. Churches of a permanent character;
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F.. A home occupation. may be engaged in provided that
23 suchoccupation_is only incidential and secondary to
the use of 'the residence for. residential purposes and
24 upon 'approval by-the Planning and Building Department
and issuance of a home occupation permit. In approv-
25 ing the home occupation no authorization shall be
granted which would c$ange the residential character
26 of the residnece in use or appearance of would be
detrimental to the adjacent and abutting properties.
27 No home occupation shall exist or be permitted as an
accessory use in any residential zone which involves
28 or requires any of the following:
29 1. The employment-of help other than members of
the resident family;
30 2. Any alteration in the residential character
31 of the premises;-
3. Any outdoor storage or display of equipment,
appliances, material or- supplies.
32 4• Maintenance on the premises of any stock of
goods for sale..or rental .which goods are not
made on the premises, unless specifically
approved;
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5. Generation of pedestrian or vehicular traffic
greater than that normal to the district, or
of offensive or objectionable noise, glare,
vibration, odor or electrical distrubance;
6. The use of more than one room in a dwelling
unit, or the maintenance of an office open to
the general public;
7. Advertisement of the address of the property
to attract customers,. clients or the public
to the premises;
8. Operating commercial vehicles to and from the
premises, if more than two (2) round trips
per vehicle per day. is contemplated.
9. The use of existing covered parking area or
garage for storage or display of equipment,
appliances, materials or supplies unless
provisions for alternate parking are approved
by the Planning and Building Departments.
10. The use of an accessory 'sign on the premises
advertising a home occupation.
Businesses contingent upon the approvals listed
above shall be subject to periodic inspections
by Fire of Building and Safety Departments.
G. Only the following signs shall be permitted:
1. Not more than two nameplates, unlighted, and
not exceeding one and one-half square feet in
.areas. which shall be located on the building,
against the building or not less than ten.
feet from ahy property line;
2. Not more than two, signs naming or advertising
the main building or its permitted use shall
be erected, painted on attached to or made a
part of any building, and neither of such
signs shall have an area exceeding six square
feet each, except that schools, churches and
private clubs may have., instead of the two
signs described above in this paragraph, not
more than one sign of eighteen square feet
in area, an addition to a cornerstone or
other wording which is formed on building
material which is a permanent part of the build-
ing;
H:x_ The usual accessories on the same lot in connection
with permissible buildings;-provided, however, that .there
shall be provided and maintained a private garage or
automebile storage space for at least one automobile on
the same lot with the main building for each apartment.
Three automobiles shall be provided for each two apart-
ments. Accessory building sha1L not occupy over two.-
thirds of the rear yard area.
SECTION FIVE
Ordinance 620 and Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Section
17.39.020 are amended to read:as follows:
17.39.020 Permitted uses. Uses permitted in the low-
density residential district. shall be as follows;
A. One family dwellings of a permanent character and
which sha1L not be less than eight hundred fifty
square feet in area, each placed in a permanent
location;
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B. Agricultural and horticultural uses including dis-
postionof only crops-produced upon the premises
provided no signs, displays, or stands are used in
conjunction with such disposition. .Commercial animal
husbandry-shall 'not be permitted nor considered a
part of agricultural or horticultural uses. Commercia
animal husbandry includes raising or keeping or more
than a total of.twelve rabbits and chickens and other
small animals or fowls; but no roosters, and shall
conform to ordinance 590 regarding the keeping. of
large animals;
C. Usual accessories in connection with permitted uses
including noncommercial greenhouses, stables, servants
or guest's quarters provided same are not equipped
with a kitchen nor kitchen facilities, and garages
or automoible storage space, provided that a garage
or an automobile storage space shall be provided and
maintsined and shall have a capacity of at least one,
but not more `than four automobiles for each dwelling
established on the same lot;
D: A home occupation may be engaged in provided that
such occupation is only incidential and secondary to
the. use of 'the residence for residential purposes
and upon approval By the Planning and Building Depart-
ments and issuance of a home occupation permit. In
approving the home occupation no authorization shall
be'granted which would change the residential charac-
ter of the residence in use or appearanceor would.
be detrimental to the adjacent and abutting properties
No home occupation shall exist or be permitted as an
accessory. use in any residential zone which involves
or requres'any of the following:
1. The employment of help other' than members ;of
the resident family;
- 2. Any alteration-in the residential character
of the premises;
3. Any outdoor: storage or display of equipment,
appliances;: material or supplies;
4: Maintenance on the premises of any stock. of
goods for sale or rental which goods are not
made on the premises, unless specifically
approved.:
5.' Generation of pedestrian or vehicular traffic
greater than that normal to the district, or
of offensive or objectionable noise, glare,
vibration,-odor or electrical disturbance;
6': The' use of 'more 'than one room in a dwelling
unit, or the maintenance of an office open
to the"general public;
7. Advertisement of the address of the property
to attract customers, clients or the public
to the premises;'
8. Operating commercial vehicles to and from
the premises, if more than two (2) round trips
per vehicle per day is contemplated.
9. The use o£ existing covered parking area or
garageforstorage or display of equipment,
appliances,. materials or supplies unless pro-
vsions for alternate parking are approved by
- the Planning; and Building Departments;
10. The use of an accessory, sign on the premises
advertising a home occupation.
1 Businesses contingent. upon the approvals listed
above shall be subject to periodic inspections
2 by Fire or Building and Safety Departments.
3 E. Only the following signs shall be permitted:
1. Only one Nameplate, lighted, if desired and not
4 exceeding one and one-half .square feet in area,
which shall be located on the building or against
5 the building, or not less than ten feet from any
property line.
6 2. One or more signs, none. of which shall be lighted
7 or have an area o£ more than four square feet,
and said signs shall pertain only to the pro-
spective lease or sale of only the property on
s which they are located, or bear only a legal
9 notice involving said property.
SECTION SIX
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Ordinance 349 Section 9 (A) and Lake Elsinore Municipal
11 Code Section 17.44.020 are amended to read as follows:
12 17.44.020 Permitted uses. Uses permitted in the C-1 dis-
13 trict shall be as follows:
14 A. All uses permitted in the R-3 district, subject to
the provision of Section 17.44.040.
15 B. The Following retail business offices and commercial
enterprises.:
16 Apartment hotels
17 Automobile-sales agency, repairing, painting, and steam
cleaning within a building
18 Awning shops
Bakeries, retail
19 Banks
Barbershops
20 Beauty parlors
Bowling alleys
21 Business colleges (not trade schools)
Churches
22 Clinics, medical for human beings
Clothes pressing.,. and clothes cleaning establishments
23 '..using not more than two clothes cleaning units, neither
of which shall have a rated capacity of more than forty
- 2d pounds, nor using cleaning flixids which is explosive or
inflammable at temperatures above 138.5 Farenheit
25 Courts
Dancing School
26 Department Stores
Dressmaking .(limited to ten employees)
27 Drugstores
Dry-cleaning agencies
28 Dry goods stores
Fire stations
29 Florist shops
Frozen food locker
30 Grocery stores
Hardware stores
31 Hospitals
Hotels
32 Job printing and newspaper publishing
Laundry agencies
1 Lodge halls
Meat. markets.
2 Millnerg shops..
Mortuaries
3 Motels
Novelty stores
4 Offices for businesses or professions..and agents
Paint and paperstores
5 Parking lots
Photograph. galleries, but not motion picture studios
6 Physical culture establishments
Public stenographers
7 Public utility offices;. exchanges or substations
Radio sales and repair'shop
8 Restaurants
Service Stations 'for automobiles, but not steam cleaning
9 Shops for repair of bicycles; guns, jewelry, shoes.
type-writers,. watches
10 Stenographic shops
Studios,. but not motion picture studios
11 Tailor shops
Theaters
12 Upholstering shops
Used car lots, but it is unlawful to store or offer for
13 sale on any used car lot any vehicle which is not in
condition to be legally operated upon any California
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15 C_ Other businesses or`enterprises which in the opinion
of the Planning Director. have been determined to be:
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1. Similar to t'he business or enterprises listed in
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2. :Not more detrimental or incompatible with the C-1
18 district than those listed in subsection B of
this section;
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3. Not specifically listed as a permitted use in any
20 less structure district established in this title.
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22 There is hereby added` to the Lake Elsinore Municipal Code
Section 17.44.060 to`read as follows:
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17.44.060 Development S ahdards. If this district is within
24 an adopted Redevelopment Project Area it shall comply with
all the development Standards of the Redevelopment Agency.
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SECTION EIGHT
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Ordinance 349 Section 10 (A). and Lake Elsinore Municipal
27 Code Section 17:48.020 are amended to read as follows:
28 17 48 02'O Permitted us~_. Uses permitted'ih the C-2 distric
shall be as follows.:
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A_ All uses permitted in the C-1 district;
30 g, The following general retail and commercial uses:
31 Automobile body and fender repair shops
32 Bottling plants.
Ceramics, manufacture, within a building
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Commercial advertising structures
Dance halls, commercial
Dry-cleaning plants, general
Feed and fuel Yetal stores, provided all merchandise
therefore, in the C-2 district, shall be located only on
the same lot with such-store
Garment manufacturing
Household goods storage
Implement sales yard
Laboratories, agricultural.
Laundries...
Plumbing shops
Poolrooms..
Sheetmetal shops
Storage garages
Tinsmith shops
Tire retrading or capping shops
Trade schools
Veterinary .hospitals
Wholesale businesses;
C. Other businesses or enterprises which, in the opinion
of the Planning .Director have been determined to be:
1. Similar to the business or enterprises listed in
subsection B of this section.
2. Not more detrimental or incompatible with the C-2
district than those listed in .subsection B of this
section.
3. Not specifically listed as a permissive use in any
less restrictive districf established in this title.
D. Zight wholesale businesses and ligh£ manufacturing
using only electric power, whether in connection with
a retail business or not, ,provided a conditional permit
therefore is issued by the city. council after a report by
the planning commission. SucY. permit shall be issued only
after evidence satisfactory to the city council has been
submitted showing that:
1. The use,
2. The building or structure in connection with the
proposed use, or
3. The servicing of such .enterprise will not be more
detrimental. to the district; as determined by the
.city council., .than the list of uses and services,
and customary types of buildings used therefore as
shown in subsection B of this section. (Ord. 349
S10(A), 1953).
SECTION NINE
There is hereby added to .the Lake Elsinore Municipal
Code Section 17.48.060 to read as follows:
17.48.060 Development Standards. If this district is
within an adopted. Redevelopment Project Area it shall
comply with all the development standards of the Re-
development Agency.
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SECTION TEN
Ordinance 480 Section 2, Ordinance 445 Section 2,
Ordinance 442 Seetion 3, Ordinance 349 Section 13 (3),
and Lake Elsinore Municipal Code 'Section 17.52.030.
are amehded to read as follows.:
17.52.030 Plot Plan--Automobile
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development. Before any bui ding or structure here-
after constructed, erected or maintained and before
any building, permit shall be issued within this dis-
trict or zone, a plot plan showing the location of
any and all proposed buildings and developments, shall
be submitted to the Planning. Commission. Said plot
plan shall shown that the development will conform
with the following minimum standards:
A. Provide off-street automobile storage space on
the same or adjacent lot or parcel"of land as the
building (s) it is intended to serve. Such auto-
mobile space shall be graded and surfaced with cement
or blacktop so as to provide proper drainage and to
prevent dust arising therefore. Two or more commerical
uses may cooperate in the provision of automobile
' storage space 'required by: this section, provided the
~ nearest boundary of such storage space is not more
i than three hundred feet from any such commercial
use it is intended tb serve;'.
B. `Provide adequate loading space or private property
~ for. standing, acid for loading. and. unloading service
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tribution b vehicles'of materials or merchandise. Such
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load in s ace shall be of such-size, and so located and
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designed as to avoid undue interference with the use of
public streets and. alleys, and shall be graded and-
- cement ar blacktop<surfaced to provide proper drainage
and prevent dust arising therefrom;
C. Provide-adequate off-street automobile storage
space for places o£ public assembly, located within
the CP`Zone, as may. be required by the Planning Com-
mission. Off-street automobile storage space suitably
located contiguous to the use it-is designed to serve
.may be included in computing required loading space;
D. Au omobile storage space 'shall be provided at.the
`time of erection of any main building or structure or
at the time any main building or structure is enlarged
or increased'in capadity or any space is used or
occupied for commercial purposes as required by the
City's Parking ordinance. Automobile storage shall be
developed in such manner as not to be detrimental to
surrounding properties• If it adjoins property zoned
R-1, R-2, or R-1, a soiiu fence wall or approved screened
planting shall be installed in such manner as to pre-
clude-any view of the storage space from said residen-
tial zone;
E. Proper ingress and egress locations shall be
clearly defined on the plod plan to minimize inter-
ference with the flow o€ prevailing traffic;
F. Planting of trees and appropriate plants in the
zoned parcels shall be reviewed by the Planning Director;
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1 G. Apputrenance on light standards lighting the
grounds shall be directed and adjusted in such a man-
2 ner that the light beams will not shine cr adjoining
properties.
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SECTION ELEVEN
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There is hereby added to the Lake Elsinore Municipal
5 Code Section 17.52.080 to read as follows:
6 17.52.080 Development Standards. If this district is
7 within an adopted Redevelopment Project Area it shall
comply with all the development standards of the Re-
development Agency.
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9 SECTION TWELVE
This ordinance shall take effect as provided by law.
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11 INTRODUCED AND PASSED UPON FIRST READING this 14th
12 day of APRIL ,1982, upon the following
13 roll call vote:
AYES: TORN, P?ACMURRAY, UNS4!ORTH, STE!ti~ART
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15 NOES: NONE
16 ABSTENTIONS: NONE
17 ABSENT: NONE
18 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED UPON SECOND READING
19 this 27th day of APRIL ,1982,
2Ct upon the following roll call voter
21 AYES: KNIGHT, frACMURRAY, TORN,
VALENZUELA, UNSI~iORTH
22 NOES: NOPIE
23 ABSTENTIONS: NONE
2d ABSENT: NQNE
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26 City of Lake Elsinore
27 ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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DEBORP.H AA. HARP~ON, CITCITY-CLERK
30 City of Lake Elsinore
John M. Porter, City Attorne
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