HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-05-17 OrdinanceORDINANCE M. _
ORDINANCE TD A'ft Tlf OFF-STREET PAWI1G FEQUIRE-
1'2M IN THE CB -2 ZONE.
"MAS, the parking regulations stipulate that
sone off-street parking space shall be provided for
zoneY and Of square feet of office use in the CB -2
w1f", the City recognizes the need to evalu-
ate the future of the damtam and its service area
before major changes are made in the City's zoning
boundaries or parking requirements; and
l"MAS, it is in the public interest to fully
utilize larger office buildings wftich were con-
structed at a time nhen little or no off-street
Parking was required in the CB -2 zone or downtown
service area. and
hiflrEAS, the current parking requirerents MYpreclude full utilization of buildings for uses
Permitted in the zine, thereby dictating a less
intense use of the land in this service area than is
desirable.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF 1}E CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA:
SECTION I. NVE ENT That Subsection
36 a • 0 ie owe ity Corse of Ordinances
is hereby deleted and the following inserted in lieu
thereof:
2. CB -2 One (1) Parking space for each 300
square feet of floor area to a maxi -
nun of 21 spaces. No additional
Parking shall be required for that
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SECTION II.
area ER inAl8,000 square ,�innances andtparts
Of manes in con a with the provision of this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION III. SEVERABILITY. If any section,
Provision on pa o e finance shall be adjudged
to be invalid or unconstitutional, such adjudication
shall rat affect the validity of the Ordinance as a
whole or any al section, Provision or part thereof not
he SECTION IVa EFFECTIVEor DATEunconstitutional
Ordinance
shall he in effect after its final passage, approval
and Publication as required by law.
Passed and approved this
PAYOR
Al1EST:
CITY CLEW
Approved as to Form
Legal Oeparbrent
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It was moved by and e
the Ordinance as -re --a e a op e , and uponnrollbca that
ere were:
AYES: NAYS: ABSENT:
Ambrisco
Courtney
Dickson
Horowitz
Larson
McDonald
Strait
First Consideration
Vote for passage:
f Second Consideration
Vote for passage:
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Date published
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ODmIWVCE M *M THE ZONING aOIWWCE PICVISICNS
APPLICABLE TO HIGH-RISE MATI-FAMILY U41LItGS
then consttrruction Of high it is in the density lic high-rrisrest see, rturl tii--
family dwellings in the 84-145 zone; and
µms, under the Uniform Building Code,
buildings exceeding 50 feet in height mist be
constructed of steel and concrete, rather than vuod
frame construction, and ewnrndc considerationsPreclude the construction of high-rise, miti-
family dwellings meeting those standards, thereby
resulting in a lesser density of developent in
areas where high density deve,Wrent is encouraged.
NOW, TIEIEFaE, BE IT aMNDD BY TIE Cny
CURIL OF TIE Cm OF IM CITU, IOWi:
f SECfIa!__I N4Nx,�. That adapter 36 of the Code
of adinances of the City of fora City, Iowa, is
hereby amzW as follows:
A. Sections 36-4(d)(12), 36-4(9)(3), and 36-
4(5)(1) are hereby deleted and the following
inserted in lieu thereof:
(d)(12) Dwelling, high-rise oulti-family. A
multi -family dwelling consisting of
three (3) or more stories of dwelling
units with a total of far (4) or mm
stories located entirely above grade.
(g)(3) Dude. The top surface elevation of
lawns, walks, drives, or other
inpr°ved surfaces after cmpletion of
construction or grading and landscap-
ing. For the purposes of determining
height of a building, the gaA is the
average level at the perimeter of the
()(1i anderior veils of the building.
s toy. The portion of a building
i included between the Upper surface of
KW
floorFlnext above, ex�tt thhath
tapmst story shall be that habitable
Portion of a building included bebm
the Wace of * st floor
and i` B. Sections 36-15(e)(2)
1 ceiling
36-15(e)(5) are hereby
deleted ard the following inserted in lieu
thereof:
(e)(2) Mininm lot arra per unit: None,
(e)(5) Mininmyards:
Front - For high-rise dellings, 0
feet; 20 feet for all other uses,
Side - For high-rise dellings, 5
feet or o feet for walls without
window facing the side yard; 5 feet
for all other uses,
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Rear - For high-rise dellirgs, 5
feet or 0 feet for valls without
winbG facing the rear Yard; 20 feet
for all other uses.
SECfICN II--- I Ria : All ordir3s and pats of
Ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance are heroby repealed.
SECiIOJ IV StYF70A_ r�r�rn�: If any section, prwi-
I Sion or part of the Ordinance shall be adjudged to
ibe invalid or unconstitutional, such adjudication
shall not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a
Mole or provision or part thereof not
L0O { adjudged any
or mo nstitutional.
SECTION t EFFErrrur pq This Qdirrare gall be
in effect after its final passage, approval and
PL61ication as required by law.
1! Passed and approved this
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ATTEST:
CITY CLERK i
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Date: April 15, 1988
To: Pi nein _
9 o ing Commission
From: Don Sc i ,Director, Planning & Program Development
Re: High Rise Development
Since 1961 and before
University campus ' high density residential
Zoning" report p of the 1961 a has been a major concern development th nt close to the
One of the Comprehensive Plan In the "Land Use and
Close f the difficulties rn the it was
and with adequate area zoning plan will stated (p, 17):
amount of multiple dwellin to provide be to
future universit g property that for the relatively large
south of the ityenrollment." Consequently will be needed Y large
high density Y campus
area wasiy' land, Particularly serve the
rise g Y north and
Y residential develo zoned R3 -B to allow
The Comprehensive Pment. for high
lthe "Housing Market Update of 1983 reiterates similar statements
Planning and Pro A°alYsis report developed by the De
Program Development in 1982 made
"Because , accordingly; Department of
hospitals of the location of the University of
units ' there will continue to be a demand forIowa
in the central multiafamrly
nd th
apartments h within one ity"'The greatest demand
vacant land is available, mile of Old Capitol where for these
insufficient land zoned It is clear, therefore the least
central city area {f for multi -family construction in
is
the future demand is to be met., -
Much �n the
of the same area that was previously zoned R3-8 High Rise Multi -Family Residential Zone, in .1983 to
density residential develo was zoned RM -145, the
pment, permit high rise, high
While it has been recognizedg
strategic locations clse that high density
a area
convenience standpoint, {t is
University residential development
Particular, also important for rsadditiis important f In
preserves ' locating high density residential develo from
us
further outfrombeing older established lower pment close to
development. It also provides by the negative externalities iof tialcaarea
i the relatively Sl and service immediate high densit °f the newer
Y slow rate °f uses in the downtown areay trade area for
Support Of especially in Iowa City Population expansion in Johnson
floor space in the conceivable given
downio ny s that expar Count
Penetration of the area would P of the retail
persons livin downtown and its not occur at all if not
9 and working there, fringe area with a high density the
When the high density
Were developed, a h ' high rise residential standards of the
family dwellin 9h rise apartment building RM -145 Zone
has three and one-half
three (3) stories rn height.." Aebas
asementmwhich
half feet of its floor -to -ceiling height above grade was
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counted as a story for the purpose of height regulations. Hence, many
apartment buildings were being built with basement garages more than three
and one-half feet above grade with three stories of apartments above. The
buildings were simply being built as low rise apartment buildings with
enough of the basement being elevated above grade to classify them as high
rise buildings. The purpose for the hi
circumvented. gh rise standards was being
Then in September of 1985, the City amended the Zoning Ordinance defini-
buildi g morehthanrise
65and
feetohigh.the
A lowfrise8apartmentCode
buildingiwasntosbe
defined as "a multi -family dwelling which is 35 feet or less in building
to be height." The to these change, it was reasoned, would "force" apartment buildings
rise density bo�ftdevelopment hinh areas here it>was ubeingu en ouin a
raged higher
resulted, however, was the complete elimination of the construction of
high rise apartment buildings in Iowa City.
Many builders have investigated the feasibility of constructing buildings
to our high rise standards, but soon discovered they could not turn a
profit. The reason is a simple one - the Uniform Building Code requires
any building over 50 feet in height to be constructed of steel and
concrete materials, a type of construction that approximately doubles the
cost of construction over conventional wood frame. Instead of high rise
apartment buildings being built in areas where they are highly desired,
low rise apartment buildings are being built at considerably less density.
To remedy this situation, the staff recommends that the Zoning Ordinance
definition of a high rise apartment building again be amended to be
defined as "a multi -family dwelling with four (4) or more stories above
grade." Under this definition, apartment buildings could be built of wood
frame construction up to four stories in height, thereby removing a
disincentive to higher density development in the RM -145 zone.
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AN ORDINANCE TO NVD THE SUBDIVISION REWTIONs TO
PER4IT A WAIVER OF CERTAIN REQUIF&ENTS AD CORRECT
AN ERROR IN SECTION 32-7, EXCEPTIONS.
WHEREAS, the subdivision regulations for the
City of Iae City allow waivers of the general
requirements of the Code under certain circum-
stances; and
hWEREAS, the section enabling such waivers
refers to Article fI of the Code, Plats; and
MEREAS, said reference should be to Article III
of the Code, Standards and Specifications; and
contain AS, there are areas within Iowa City that
topographic and natural features that war-
rant preservation and extraordinary care in subdivi-
sion design.
NOW, IIEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, THAT:
SECTION I. AMENDMENTS
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A. ion - a is a eted and the following is
inserted in lieu thereof:
(a) Modifications of Roquirerents.
Uwn reconmr4ation of the Planning and
Zoning Cormission, or if it deers such
action to be appropriate, the City Council
my vary, modify, or waive the require-
ments of Article III of this Chapter under
the following circumstances:
(1) where, in the case of a particular
Proposed subdivision or plat thereof
it can be shown that strict conpliance
with the requiremnts of Article III
of this chapter would result in ex-
traordinary hardship to the subdivider
because of unusual topography, exces-
sive costs, or other such non -self-
inflicted conditions or that these
conditions would result in inhibitin
the achievarent of the objectives of
these regulations; or
(2) where it can be shown that strict
cmpiiance with Article III would
result in poor subdivision design or
could result in the substantial degra-
dation of natural features.
Any action to vary, modify, or waive a
requirement mist assure that the public
interest is secured and that such vari-
ance, modification, or waiver will not
have the effect of nullifying the intent
or purposes of this Chapter.
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B. Section 32-26 is deleted and the following is
inserted in lieu thereof:
Suhmssion Required; Waiver
(a) Wherever the amer of any tract or
parcel of land within the corporate
limits of the city or within two (2)
miles thereof wishes to make a subdi-
vision of the same, he shall submit
to the clerk fourteen (14) copies of
a preliminary plat for approval.
(b) The Council may waive submission of
the preliminary plat if the final
plat includes those requirements of
the preliminary plat as may be dearei
appropriate by the Council under the
circumstances.
SECTION II. REPEALER: All ordinances and parts
of o inancr�i' es�in con lief with the' provisions of
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION III. SEVERABILITY: If any section,
provision or pa is finance shall be ad-
judged to be invalid or unconstitutional, such adju-
dication shall not affect the validity of the j
Ordinance as a whole or any section, provision or
part thereof not adjudged invalid or unconstitu-
tional. 1,
SECTION IV. EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance
shall be in effect after 1 s na ssa
pa ge, approval
and publication as required by law.
Passed and approved this
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
Approved as to Form
L � l Deparbhent
lay
It was moved by and seconded by that
the Ordinance as rea e a op e , and upon roll ca ere were:
AYES: NAYS: ABSENT:
Ambrisco
Courtney
Dickson
Horowitz
Larson
McDonald
Strait
First Consideration
Vote for passage:
Second Consideration
Vote for passage:
Date published
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ORDINANCE NO. _
AN ORDINANCE NfAING CHWIER 17 OF THE COLE OF
OROIPCES OF 11E CITY of IOA CITY, IOWA.
9E IT ORo4INEo BY TIE CITY CW CIL OF THE CITY OF
IOWA CITY, IOWA, THAT:
SECTION I. pLRpO15E. The purpose of these amend -
men s u eliminate the exemption of certain
condominium and cooperative units from inspection,
to authorize reinspection fees, to authorize filing
fees for housing appeals, to authorize an additional
remedy for the correction of housing violations, to
make certain housing requirements are consistent
with the building and zoning codes, and to clarify
certain other existing procedures.
SECTION II. AhE UENI. Chapter 17 of the Code of
finances o the i y of tas City, Iowa, is hereby
amended as follows:
1. Section 17-1.b. is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-1(b): in
(b) compliance with stateliance with City,
the requirements Of the
Code of Ioe MAX, hereby adopts the
abusing Quality Standards" promulgated by
the United states Department of abusing R
Urban Development (24 C.F.R. Section
882.109(a) through (1), the latest version
being dated December 17, 1979) as the
adopted model Housing Code for the City.
The City has integrated the (abusing Qual-
ity Standards) in Sections 17-1 through
17.8 of the abusing Code vhich provisions,
to be enforced by the City, are as
stringent as, or mare stringent than, those
in the model abusing Code as adopted.
2. Section 17-3.(b)(1)a, is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-3.(b)(1)a:
a. Inspections of aver-occmpied single family
dwellings shall occur only upon request or
complaint to the inspector and only the
standards of Section 17-5, 17-7 and 17-8
shall be applicable. and
3. Section 17-3.(b)(1)b. is hereby repealed
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-3.(b)(1)b:
(b) Inspections of oMer-occupied single-family
d,ellings containing a family and the
mbar of palms allured by the I0A City
Irving Ordinance shall occur only upon
request or complaint to the inspector and
the standards of Section 17-5, 17-7 and
17-8 shall be applicable.
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PRECEDING
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ORDINAME NO. _
AN ORDIWU "MING CHAPTER 17 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF 11E CITY OF IOWA CIT(, IW -
HE If ORDAINED BY THE CITY COKIL OF THE CITY OF
IOWA CITY, IOWA, THAT:
SECTION 1. PURPOSE. The purpose of these amend-
-Mens ueminate the exemption of certain
cordoniniun and cooperative units from inspection,
to authorize reinspection
fees, authorize an to authorize
fadditiling
fees for housing appsti
rwWy for the correction of Musing violations, to
nuke certain Musing requirementsare consistent
with tM building and zoning codes, and to clarify
certain other existing procedures.
SECTION II. AHE afx. Chapter 17 of the Code of
finances of he ,ty of IDs City, Its, is hereby
amended as follaas:
1. Section 17-1.b, is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-1(b):
(b) Compliance with state code. The City, in
compliance with the requirements of de
Cada of Iae MAX, hereby adopts the
Housing Quality Standards" promulgated by
the United States Deparbment of Housing 8
Urban Development (24 C.F.R. Section
882.109(a) through (1), the latest version
being dated Decerber 17, 1979) as the
adopted model Housing Code for the City.
The City has integrated the (Housing Qual-
ity Standards) in Sections 17-1 through
17-8 of the Housing Code which provisions,
to be enforced by the City, are as
stringent as, or more stringent than, those
in the model Housing Code as adopted.
2. Section 17-3.(b)(1)a. is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the follovnng new
Section 17-3.(b)(1)a:
a. Inspections of owner -Occupied single-family
dwellings shall occur only upon request or
complaint to the inspector and only the
standards of Section 17-5, 17-7 and 17-8
shall be applicable.
3. led and
ubstituted Sin its) place is�tthe fol awing new
Section 17-3.(b)(1)b:
(b) Inspections of Dner-occupied single-family
d,ellinhgs containing a family and the
rmber of perm allowd by the Ios City
on
Zoning
complaint aintshall Ordilkl to the nspectorand
and
the standards of Section 17-5, 17-7 and
17-8 shall be applicable.
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4. Section 17-3.(b)(3) is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-3.(b)(3):
(3) Maintenance inspections. Inspections of
the provision of section 17-7 of the
housing code shall be conducted upon re-
quest, on a complaint basis, and/or through
a program of regular rental inspections in
which regular inspections shall be con-
ducted as determined by resolution of the
city council but shall not be conducted
more frequently than yearly nor less fre-
quently than as follows:
i1wltiple duelling units......... Every 2 yrs
(Including Cuda minium and ooperatives
in which one or eve rental units are
located.)
(booming house ...................Every 2 yrs
Duplexes ........................Every 3 yrs
(Inclndirg condaniniums and mq>erdtives
in which are or more rental units are
located.)
Single-family rental dnellings..Every 4
yrs
5. Section 17-3.(i)(1) is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the follawing rvw
Section 17-3.(i)(1):
(1) The housing appeals board, upon receipt of
an appeal request and payment of the filing
The established by resolution of the Ione
City City Council, shat l set a time and a
place for the hearing. The applicant shall
be advised, in writing, of such time and
place at least seven (7) days prior to the
date of the hearing.
6. Section 17-3.(k) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-3.(k):
(k) Placarding Procedures. Any dwelling,
duelling unit, or roaming unit which is
found to be so damaged, decayed, dilapi-
dated, unsanitary, unsafe, or vermin -in-
fested that it creates a hazard to the
health or safety of the occupants or of the
public shall be determined to be unfit for
human habitation and shall be so designated
and placarded by the Director.
n. Section 17-3.(r) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-3.(r):
(r) Penalty. My violation of this Chapter
shall be considered a misdemeanor or mu-
nicipal infraction as provided for oder
Chapter 1 of the Code of Ordinances of IoA
city.
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8. Section 17-3.(t) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-3.(t):
(t) other remedies. If other rmeDods to obtain
compliance have failed, the Director may
contract to have the work done as necessary
i to nm* a violation, the cost of which
stall be assssod to the violator and
constitute a lien on the property until
paid. No provisions or section of this
Chapter shall in any Hey limit any other
renedies available under the provisions of
the Housing code or any other applicable
law.
9. Section 17-3.(u) is a new section to be added:
(u) Fees, The Deparbient of Housing & Impec-
tion Services is authorized to assess
permit and reinspection fees, the amorits
of which stall be set by resolution of the
City Council.
10. Section 17-4.(h) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following red Section
17-4.(h):
(h) Issuance of a Rental Permit. MW all
provisions of Section 17-7 of the Housing
Code have been corplied with by the owwer
or operator, the Deparbment of Housing &
Inspection Services shall issue a rental
permit upon payment of all permit and
reinspection fres, the amounts of vhich
will be set by resolution of the City
Council.
11. Section 17-5.(i)(2)a, is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following rew
Section 17-5.(i)(2)a:
a. Hbrwdrails - All stairways comprised of four
(4) or more risers shall be provided with a
substantial and safe handrail. Nan oar
strction or remdeling shall emply with
the Iowa City Building Cade.
12. Section 17-5.(i)(2)b. is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-5.(i)(2)b:
b. Guardrails - all unenclosed floor and roof
openings, open and glazed sides of lardirgs
and raps, balconies or porches which are
more than thirty (33) inches above grade or
above the floor below or any roof used for
any other service of the building shall be
rd-
raysubstantial
ill. Newma constructiremodeling shall
comply with the loo City Building Code.
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a Section 17-5.(j)(1). is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
section 17-5.(j)(1):
(1) Every habitable room except a kitchen shall
have at least one window or skylight facing
directly to the outdoors. The minimum
total window or skylight area, measured
bebm stops, for every habitable roan
encept the kitchen,shall have at least
eight (8) percent of the floor area of such
roan or that arnwt of window and/or sky-
light area specified by the Iowa City
Building Cade.
14. Section 17-5.(1)(5). is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-5.(1)(5):
(5) Every steam or hot vater boiler and every
water heater shall be protected against
over -heating by appropriate pressure and
tarperature limit controls. Such cmtrols
shall have a properly installed exte sim
pipe on the pressure terperatrre control
valve.
i 15. Section 17-5.(n)(1)a. is hereby repealed and
substituted in its place is the following new
Section 17-5.(n)(1)a:
a. Every dwelling mit shall contain at least
one h x*W and twenty (IM) stere feet of
habitable floor space for the first occupant
thereof and at least are hundred (100)
additional square feet of habitable floor
space for every additional occupant
thereof.
16. Section 17-5.(0) is a new section to be added.
(o) Fire Protection Equipment. All fire
extinguishers and early warning fire pro-
tection systems shall be properly installed
according to the Iona City Fire Code.
17. Section 17-7.(i) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-7.(i):
(i) Electrical System. The electrical system
of every dwelling or accessary structure
shall not by reason of overloading, dilapi-
dation, lack of insulation, improper fusing
or any other cause, expose occupants to
hazard of electrical shack or fire and
every electrical outlet, switch, and fix-
ture shall be mnplete as mmdacbM and
maintained in good and safe working condi-
tion.
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18. Section 17-7.(1) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-7.(1):
(1) Maintenance of Heating and supplied Cooling
Equipnnt. The heating equipment of each
dwelling shall be maintained in good and
safe working condition and shall be capable
of heating all habitable rooms, bath
and toilet rows located therein to a
minim n terperature required by this Code.
However, heating and cooling equipment
shall not be required to be maintained in
operational condition during that
tnot rtiffe Of
year when said ustiblme material shall be
ly
used. Ib ��
stored within three feet of a fuel boning
6 ..ce and/or fuel burning water h9aier-
19. Section 17-7.(q) is hereby repeal
substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-7. (q):
(q) Fire Protection Equipment. All fire
extinguishers and early warning fire Pro-
tection systems shall be maintained in good
working condition at all times. Fire
extinynishcm shall be momted and aeet the
requirerents of the Iona City Fire Code.
2o. section 17-7. (v) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following red Section
17-7.(v): owner
(v) Maintenance of exterior areas' Every rrairr
or operator shall be respors in a safe,
taining the exterior areas
clean, and sanitary and substi-
tuted Section 17.7.(y) is hereby repealed
in its place is the following new Section
17-7. (y):
(y) occupancy Control.
(1) AOf
�dwellry �� notgaa�than
allo+ed by the Joe City Zoning Ordi-
nance.
(2) No room shall be used as a habitable
roan umless certified as a habitable
room at thetim
the
is Certificate
rti issued.
of
Hano
Stnncwre and substi-
tuted
22. section 17-8.(e) is hereby repealed
in its place is the following new Section
17.8.(e): ration of supplied Heating
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(e) Use and pe
Facilities. Every occupant of a onsibe
unit or rooming unit shall be respon
for the exercise of reasonable care, p�
use and proper operation of Supplied heat-
ing facilities. No oorbust'
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shall be stored within three feet of a fuel
turning furnace awor fuel burning water
heater.
23. section 17-8.(i) is hereby repealed and substi-
tuted in its place is the following new Section
17-8.(i):
(i) Occupancy Control.
(1) A diellitg unit shall not be occupied
by a number of persons greater than
allowed by the las City Zoning Ordi-
nance.
(2) No roan shall be used as a habitable
room unless certified as a habitable
roan at the time the Certificate of
structure Cmpliarroe is issued.
24. 17-8.(j). is a new section to be added.
j. Fire Protection Eguipnert. All fire
eutirgiishes and early warning fire protec-
tion system shall be maintained in goad
working condition at all tip. Fire
extinguishers shall be masted and meet the
re uirenents of the Ira City Fire Code.
25. Section 17-9. is hereby repealed.
SECTION III. f?EPEAIFR. All ordinances and parts of
finances hit`% with the provision of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION IV. SEVERABILITY. If any section, provi-
sion or pa o e finance shall be adjudged to
be invalid or unconstitutional, such adjudication
shall not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a
whole or any section, provision or part thereof not
adjudged invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION V. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shallbe
fin e a ITS final passage, approval
publication as required by lad.
Passed and approved this
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
APPR �EJSPRM
LEGA
793
ORDINANCE N0. 88 33�—
IOWA, BY AMENDING SECTION 32.1-55
ANDEORDINANCE
ORDINAMENDING
N ES IOF TCHAPTER 32.1, HE CITY OF IOWACITY
TA, BY A AND REVENUES" OF THE
CO RESPECTIVELY, INCREASE FEES FOR RESIDENTIAL
AND SECTION 32.1-63 THEREIN T0,
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND LANDFILL USE,
AND ALSO ADD S ANNUAL ADVANCE -PAYMENT
OPTION FOR MONTHLY ALL CITY
PARKING PERMITS. IOWA, THAT:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, of Iowa
That Chap amended by repealing Section 32.1-55
SECTION I. ter 32.1 of the Code of Ordinances of the City
i y, owa, be, and the same is hereby
thereof, and enacting in lieu thereof anew section to be codified the same o
read as follows:
or Charges Authorized in Chapter 15.
Sec. 32.1-55. Fees
i
Municipal Code
Section
Authorizing Fee Description of Fee, Charge:
Charge, Fine or Charge, Fine, or Penalty:
Penalty: One dollar ($1.00)
Fee for annual solid waste collection per collecti°ear.
Sec. 15 31 permit. vehicle per y
Sec. 15-65(a) Residential solid waste, collection fee.
Sept. 1 Sept. I
Rates effective for bills on 1988
or after:
$5.25 $5.50
per dwelling unit, permonth $5,25 $5.50
per two rooming units, per month
Sec. 15-65(b) Landfill use fee. July 1 July 1
Rates effective: 1988 1989
$7.75 $ 8.00
City fee 1,50 2.00
State fee T9-2 5 BEE=
Total fee
Minimum $1.25 $1.35
nt
Deposit fee, combined, for city water Residentialcombined
accou
$500Do 00 p
Sec. 15-66 and/or sewer. residential service for
city water and/or sewer
and/or solid waste
collection service.
es of the City Of Iowa
owa be, and the same is hereby amended by repealing Section same t3
SECTION 2: That Chapter 32'1 oreofea new sectode of 0ionntocbe codified the same to
iC'�� ' in lieu the
thereof, and enacting
read as follows:
Ordinance No. 88-3380
Page 2
Sec. 32.1-63. Fees or Charges Authorized in Chapter 23.
Municipal Code
Section
Authorizing Fee
Charge, Fine
or Description of Fee,
Penalty:
Charge, Fine, or Penalty:
Charge:
Sec. 23-249
Fee for Contractor Reservation of
$ 4.00/day
Meter Space (Meter Hood)
Show -up Fee Charged by Tow Truck
$20.00/day
Operator
Sec. 23-274
Parking Meter Fees.
Central Business District On -Street
Meter
$ .40/hour
Central Business District Lot Meter
$ .40/hour
Peripheral On -Street Meter (Outside
Central Business District)
$ .30/hour
Peripheral Lot Meter (Outside Central
Business District)
$ .30/hour
Meter Hood/Contractor
$ 4.00/day
Sec. 23-277
Fees for parking in city parking lots
and structures.
Municipal Parking Lot (adjacent to Ramp
8)
Monthly All -Day Permits
$ 40.00/month
Monthly All -Day Permits (annual
advance -payment
$356.00/year
Monthly Off -Hours Permits (After 5 PM,
Mon -Fri, All day Saturday & Sunday)
$ 29.00/month
Lot Permits -all other municipal lots
$ 30.00/month
Monthly All -Day Permits
$ 30.00/month
Monthly All -Day Permits (annual
advance payment)
$342.00/year
City Employee Lot Permits
$ 15.00/month
Parking Ramps A & 8
Hourly Parker
$ .40/hour
Monthly All -Day Permits
$ 40.00/month
Monthly All -Day Permits (annual
advance payment)
$356.00/year
Monthly Off -Hours Permits
$ 29.00/month
The above hourly parking rates for parking
ramps will apply to
both parking ramps, with the exception
of cars exiting when a
cashier is not on duty; a flat rate of
755 shall apply and be
deposited at the exit gate.
Reissue of lot/stolen permits
$ 2.00/each reissue
70 7'
Ordinance No. 88-3380
Page 3
Sec. 23-279 Penalties for parking violations.
Overtime parking b 3.00
Expired meter $ 3.00
Prohibited zone b 5.00
Illegal parking-handicapped parking
space $15.00
One-hour restricted zone-Civic Center
lot $ 3.00
All other illegal parking violations
this chapter $ 5.00
SECTION 3. SEVERABILITY: If any of the provisions of this Ordinance are for
any reason declared i egal or void, then the lawful provisions of this Ordi-
nance, which are severable from said unlawful provisions, shall be and remain
in full force and effect, the same as if the Ordinance contained no illegal or
void provisions.
SECTION 4. REPEALER: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with
M
provis ons o s Ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect
ran an after a passage and publication as by law provided.
Passed and app ved i
his 17th d. of May, 1988.
MAYOR
ATTEST: _Aa4�� ;e.611T LLLHK
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It was moved byour and seconded by
the Ordinance as rea e a op a and upon roll cal erelwere:—that
AYES: NAYS: ABSENT:
X Anbrisco
X Courtney
X Dickson
X Horowitz
X Larson
X McDonald
X Strait
First Consideration 5/3/88
Vote for passage: yes: Dic son, Horowitz, Larson, McDonald,
Strait, Courtney, Nays: None. Absent: Ambrisco.
Second Consideration -------
Vote for passage:
Date published 5/25/88
hloved by Courtney, seconded by Strait, that the rule
requiring ordinances to be considered and voted on
for passage at two council meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be finally passed be suspended,
the second consideration and vote be waived and the
ordinance be voted upon for final passage at this time.
Ayes: Courtney, Dickson, Horowitz, Larson, McDonald,
Strait, Ambrisco. Nays: None. Absent: None.
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