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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 932 N.C.S. 03/17/1969ORIPINAI EER,: skw 3/10/69 ORDINANCE NO. 932 N . C..S . INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN ti AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PETALUMA CITY CIODE OF 1958, CHAPTER 7 THEREOF, BY ADDING TO CHAP- TER 7 SECTIONS 7.1 THROUGH 7.5 TO .PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF FEES IN CONNECTION, WITH THE CONSTRUCTION'OF DWELLING UNITS,, THE DEPOSIT OF SUCH FUNDS IN.THE PARK DEVELOPMENT FUND AND THE USE OF SUCH FEES FOR PUBLI& PARK AND RECREATION AL PURPOSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE'CITY OF PETALUMA AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 . Chapter 7 of the Petaluma City Code of 1958 is hereby amended by.adding thereto Sections -7.1 through 7.5 to read as follows: SECTION 7.1. FEES Every person - constructing any dwelling unit or mobile home,park.in the City of- Petaluma shall pay -to the City the,following .fees, to wit: (a) The sum of $40.00 for each dwelling unit or apartment containing not more than one (1) bedroom and the sum of-$20.00 for each addition- al bedroom contained therein,; providing, however, that in no event shall the total fees for any dwelling unit or apartment exceed the sum of $80.00; (b) For the purposes of this Chapter;, a mobile; ,home, is classified as a two (2) bedroom dwelling unit, and each new mobile home park pad shall be assessed $60.00. SECTION 7.2. TIME OF COLLECTION. Such fees shall be due and payable upon application to the City for a building permit for the construction of any such JI dwelling unit or prior to the construction of any mobile home park pad : . There shall, however, be a refund of such fees in the event that the - building permit is not approved or is not used for such construction. SECTION 7.3. REDUCTION AND TIAIVEP OF FEES Such fees as are required in Section 7.1 above shall be reduced to a minimum of $20.,00 per dwelling unit in a subdivision development providing that a major outdoor facility is provided and maintained by the development. Major outdoor recreational facility is defined as: (1) Swimming Pool; (2) Tennis Court;. (3) Park or Green Belt; (4) Combination of the above three items. The size, quality and design of any "major outdoor recreational facility" to satisfy the requirement for reduction of fee as set out in this section shall be within the discretion of the City. At the option of the City Council, land may be dedicat- ed to the City for park purposes in lieu of the fees required by Section 7.1 under .terms and conditions agreed upon between the City Council and the develop- ment, which agreement shall be reduced to writing. SECTION 7.4. DISPOSITION OF FEE;S All of the funds collected pursuant to this ordinance shall be deposited in the Neighborhood Park and Beautification Fund and shall be used solely for the acquisition, expansion, development and beautification of recreational fac- ilities within a 3/4 mile radius of the dwelling unit_. SECTION 7.5. OBJECTIVE The objective of this ordi- nance is to provide and expand park and recreational facilities to serve the persons in the area within 3/4 miles of the dwelling unitm To meet this objective, the City may permit substantial: latitude in proposals -2- and innovative planning concepts submitted by builders and developers to further the objectives of this ordinance. Section 2 . If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason hel d to,be- invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The Council hereby declares that it would have adopted the ordinance and each section., subse sentence, clause or phrase thereof,, ; irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subse clauses or phrases be declared invalid. Section 3. The City Clerk be, and she is hereby directed to t /publish this ordinance for the period and in the manner required by the City Charter. ORDERED /published this 17th day of March ,1969. AYES: .COUNCILMEN BATTAGLIA, BRAINERD, CAVANAGH, JR -., COLIN, JOERGER, LIPMAN AND MAYOR PUTNAM. NOES: NONE. ABSENT: NONE. -3- Mayor 4 O:skw 4/3/69 Resolution No... .... 5.1. ........... N, C. S. RESOLUTION OF P°.LICY ESTA.PLI.SHING NEIGHBORHOOD PARK DESIGN CRITERIA: AND DEVELO.PDENT POLICY IP- iPLEYMENTINS ORDINANCE NO. 932 N.C.Q. INTRODUCED BY COUIVCILM.Ahi . `` --------- - -. r At� Meeting of . - - - -. - 7th day : April 69 the City Council of the City of Petaluma on the - -. - -- y of_- _- ._ - - ---- ------ -------- ---------------------- -------------- 19. ------- -- WHEREAS, on 7 April 69 Ordinance No. 932 .hI.C.S. was adopted by the City of Petaluma, which ordinance provided for the lev-,inq of fees for the purpose of establishing a parr development fund in order to provide public ?ark and recreational facilities; and WHEREAS, subject to the approval of the Ci in lieu of certain fees, subdividers ma17 dedicate lands for park purposes; and WHEREAS, the objectives of the said ordinance are as follows: (1) To promote and maintain sound com- munit7 values; (2) To prevent blicht and to secure successful development and re- development of urban and rural areas for residential use; (3) To provide a balance of open space and /or neighborhood park fac- ilities in conjunction with. school site development; r '(4) To fulfill a need for neighborhood park. and recreational facil- ities in the development of new residential area, and (5) To encourage well designed subdivisions, incorporating the nec— essary amenities such as school, park and circulation elements as provided in the General Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this Council adopts as a policy and guideline for par]-, development, pursuant to the authority of Ordinance No. 932 N. C.S.,'the following- . 1. .Park sites shall be located in conformance witli the General Plan (Educational - Park Element); 2. Park sites' proppsed to be dedicated or acquired shall be done in coordination and cooperation with the school dis- trict within the area; 3. Design criteria for the school site and the park site shall be such that both sites are coordinated so as to create a com- Dosite educational - recreational center; 4. All other things being ecrual, park sites shall normally be not less than five (5) acres, having street frontage of not less than 150 feet and a depth sufficient to provide appropriate neighborhood park facilities and features. 5. Park sites shall normally be so located so as to serve ex- isting or proposed residences located within 1/2 mile of the site; 6. Whenever it is proposed, in conjunction with a school dis- trict, to acquire land which will be a combined recreational- educational facility,.and the same is designed as a neighbor- hood park site, thirteen (13) acres is hereby established as the minimum acreage required for the combined facility. In acquisitions in cooperation with school districts, the amount of participation will be agreed upon between the City and the school district, with City assuming that the school district will acquire for its school site not less than the _minimum State requirement',�'of which , a portion ma37 be jointly developed and improved. under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said City. Seconded by. ------------------------------- I hereby certify that the foregoing :resolution was duly and regularly introduced and adopted by the Council of the City of Petaluma, on the 7th day of April 19 6 9, by the following vote: (SEAL) - - - - - -- -------------- - - - - -- ------------------------ ------------------ - - - - -- Mayor of "the.City of Petaluma Attest:.; - - - -- _ - -- ------- --------------- - -- -- City Clerk' COUNCILMEN VOTE Ayes Noes Absent / Councilman Albert L. Battaglia s " David W. Brainerd / John W. Cavanagh, Jr. Y/ . " Kenneth J. Colin i Philip L. Joerger Robert S. Lipman Mayor Helen Putnam I hereby certi ify that the w , lthiu ordinance was published in ful I once in the Petaluma Argus a, daily, paper of general circulation . ' , published within the City of Petaluma, to-wit : ................................... March 20 ..................... I .................. __19_ _ ... and that the said Petaluma Argus-Qburier is the 'official newspaper of the City of Petaluma. I hereby certify that the whole number of members of,'the Council of the City of Petaluma is seven, and that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Council ;af its meeting of.,: ... :;Ith .......... day of ....... Apri.1 ............ ................. fo._6.9., by the following vote, to-wit: AYES: COUNCILMAN. :_Brz COUNC ILMAN ... wippan.o....' .......... ............... COUNC ...... ..................... .... ,AYES: COUNCILMAN..... . ............. COUNCILMAN: .......................................................... AYES: COUNCILMAN... ...... 'jo, I rg r ........... I ..... ........................ .............. COUNCILMAN:. . ..... ............................................ MAYOR ........... __ ........ Putnam. . ............... n ............ . .............................. NOES: . ............. .... Non ............................................................................. ABSENT: ... Ba a and Colin ....................... ATTE 6,� � �C -- --------- .. EER - - ---------- '(SEAL) T�bey foregoing. Ordffiance'Numbe ... 9.a2'..'Hew, Charter Series, having been regularly passed and' presented to me 7 th 'P ..... w ..................... this ........ ............. day of ... ri 1 ...... 19 .... is,hereby approved by me this ... .................. day :9- 0 f ..................... ........ ------------------------------------- .................. 19: .... ..... Eff ective �ddte ....................... 5 / 7 / 6 .............................. 1'_._..–'.—..__ ............ & MAYOR