Ordinance - 1986 - 112 - Design Review Board Changes - 09/09/1986CITY OF EAGLE, IDAHO
ORDINANCE NC 112
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF r^.31,E, IDAHO, AMENDING TITLE 2,
CHAPTER 2, EAGLE CITY CODE, BY CHANGING THE COMPOSITION OF THE
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD AND THEIR TERMS OF APPOINTMENT, PROVIDING FOR
THE MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS, AMENDING THE PURPOSES AND GOALS OF THE
DESIGN REVIEW ORDINANCE, AMENDING THE REQUIREMENTS OF A SITE PLAN,
AMENDING THE ADMINISTRATIVE STANDARDS TO BE UTILIZED BY THE DESIGN
REVIEW BOARD, EXPANDING THE MATERIALS PERMITTED FOR CONSTRUCTION,
DELETING CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR ROOFS, EAVES AND
CANOPIES, DELETING CERTAIN GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR SIGNS AND ADDING
NEW PROVISIONS GOVERNING INTERIOR -ILLUMINATED SIGNS; DELETING
CERTAIN PROVISIONS GOVERNING NON -CONFORMING SIGNS, WINDOWS, DOORS
AND LANDSCAPING; AMENDING THE PROCEDURE FOR APPROVAL OF DESIGN
REVIEW APPLICATIONS; ADDING PROVISIONS FOR EXTENSIONS OF TIME FOR
DEVELOPMENT, ADDING PENALTY PROVISIONS FOR VIOLATION OF THE
ORDINANCE AND FOR ENFORCEMENT OF THE ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Eagle,
Idaho:
Section 1. That Title 2, Chapter 2, Eagle City Code be, and the
ame hereby is AMENDED to read as follows:
2-2-1:
2-2-2:
BOARD CREATED, MEMBERSHIP, QUALIFICATIONS: The City
Council hereby creates a Design Review Board. The Design Review
Board shall consist of five (5) members appointed by the Mayor
and confirmed by the Council. Insofar as possible, two (2) of
the members shall be representatives of the Eagle business
community be--arehiteets;--ene--Member--shaii--be--a--iandseepe
arehiteet and tae -f2} three (3) members shall be representatives
of the Eagle community at large sake--have--demenstrated--e
mmewiedge-ef ;-er-experieaee-iR-the visusi-arts--Memisers-shsii-be
residents--a€--the--eity--er--its itpeet--area-aid-Re No person
nolding any public office or position in the City government
shall be eligible for membership on this Board.
Members shall serve without compensation.
TERMS OF OFFICE, VACANCIES: The members of the first
Board shall take office as of the date of their appointment and
qualification. Initial A appointments shall be---eIe--fer-eae
yeaf--twe--+2} for two (2) years; and-tae-f24.-€er-three-f3}
years;-and-thereafter-members-shaii-be--appeiRted-€er--a-tent-e€
three -f3} --years. All members shall be eligible for reappoint-
ment and vacancies shall be filled by appointment for the
balance of the unexpired term.
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2-2-3:
ORGANIZATION: The Board shall designate a chairman and
vice-chairman from its membership and shall adopt its own rules
regarding its meeting and procedures. The Mayer chairman shall
designate a secretary to keep the minutes and other appropriate
records of the Design Review Board. All official meetings of
the Design Review Board shall be open to the public. Minutes
and records of all meetings shall be typed by the City Clerk,
copies shall be available at the following meeting together
with information on action taken by the City Council.
2-2-4 DUTIES: The duties of the Design Review Board shall be to
make recommendations to the City Council on any matter
requiring qualified aesthetic and architectural judgment to
the end that the general appearance of any improvement
shall preserve or enhance the physical environment and
character of the community. The Design Review Board shall
review all design review applications.
Section 2. That Title 8, Chapter 2A, Eagle City Code, be, and the
same hereby is, AMENDED to read as follows:
8-2A-1: PURPOSE AND GOALS:
A. Purpose: The general opinion of the business community of the
City is that this plan would increase the economy of the City.
Perhaps far more important however, is that the City would be a
more attractive place both to live and to shop. The element of
beauty and pride is an overriding factor in this Design Review
Overlay District. The purpose of a Design Review Overlay
District is to:
1. Recognize the interdependence of land values and esthetics
and to provide a method by which the City may implement
this interdependence to its benefit.
2. Encourage development of private property in harmony with
the desired character of the City and in conformance with
the guidelines herein provided with due regard to the
public and private interests involved.
3- Pester-attainment--e€-these-seetiens-e€-the-eity-eemprehen-
sive-Pian--whieh--speei€ieally--refer--te--preservatien-and
enhaneement-e€-the-partieular-eharaeter-e€-the-city-and-its
narmenieus---development;---threagh---eneeuraging---private
interests-te-assist-in-their-implementatien7
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47 Assure-that--the-publie--benefits-derived-frem-expenditures
ef--publie--funds--for--improvement--and--beautifieatien-ef
streets--and--ether--publie--struetures-and-spaees-shall-be
preteeted-by-the-exerese--ef-reasonable--eentrels-ever-the
eharaeter-and--design-ef-private-buildings-and-epee-spaees-
B. Goals: The general theme of the DR District is to encourage the
use of American, Northwest and 1870 through 1930 architectural
y1es and the use of those materials, graihics and
architectural designs set forth in §8-2A-7 of this ordinance. to
present-the--Sity--in--a--uwesternu--er--utero--ef--the-eenturyu
appearanee----+There-has--been-a--definite-expressed-desire-by-a
Targe-majority-ef--the--Sity--business--eemmenity--te-eventually
aeeemplish-this--gear}--Seetien-B-2A-7-ef-this-Artiele-eentains
a-detailed-listing-and--graphies-ef--materials-and-arehiteeteral
designs--permitted--in--the--BR--Bistriet-whieh-was-written-by-a
erose-seetien-ef-eemmenity-minded-eititens-striving-for-a-better
eemmenity-whieh-they-believe-will-be-benefieial-te-everyone;-the
business-persons-and-residents-ef-the-Eity7-
8-2A-2:
8-2A-3:
8-2A-5:
DEFINITIONS: Certain words or phrases used in this
Article shall be interpreted as set forth in Section 8-1-2 of
this Title. Any other terms or words not in said Section 8-1-2
shall be interpreted so as to give this Article its most
reasonable application.
DESIGN REVIEW OVERLAY DISTRICT MAP: A single Design Review
Overlay district is delineated on the map included as part
of this section and shown on the following page, which map
is incorporated into and made a part of this Article.
APPLICATION FOR DESIGN REVIEW: Prior to application for a
permit to erect, construct, alter, move, remodel, reface or
repaint or otherwise change a building or structure in the
Design Review Overlay district, the applicant must file an
application, upon a form prescribed by the Council, with the
City Clerk. All districts with which the Design Review
Overlay District is combined shall be required to apply for
design review consideration. The Zoning Administrator
shall not issue a building permit to any applicant from
within the Design Review Overlay District until the design
review application has be approved by the Council.
All A applications involving new construction shall should be
accompanied by appropriate architectural and site development
plans to scale, which shall should show:
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A. Site Plan Showing:
1. Roof plan of building;
2. Location of existing trees and structures, if any:
3. Location and dimensions of streets and highway
designations;
4. Location of off-street parking and loading facilities;
5. Location of points of entry and exit for vehicles and
internal circulation patterns:
6. Location of walls and fences and indication of their height
and material of construction;
7. Exterior lighting standards and devices; and
8. Grading and slopes, where these affect the relationship of
the buildings.
B. Architectural Drawings Showing:
1. The plan to scale;
2. Four (4) elevations to include all sides of development,
perspectives, models or other suitable graphic materials
may be submitted at the option of the applicant;
3. Preliminary landscape plan, including the plant names;
4. Site photographs (snapshots) of the site itself and
adjacent properties to intersections;
5. Color and texture chips of actual samples of materials may
be submitted at the option of the applicant;
6. Proposed color scheme; and
7. Scale drawings of all signs showing size, material, text or
other graphic symbols, colors and illumination.
Applications involving renovation or remodeling of existing
structures shall contain information sufficient in content
and detail to allow the Design Review Committee to be assured
the applicant complies with the provisions of this ordinance.
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8-2A-6: ADMINISTRATIVE STANDARDS: The following contains a listing of
the procedures to be followed by the Design Review Board and a
listing of matters which shall be considered by the Design
Review Board and the City Council in reviewing a Design review
application. Specific aspects of design should be examined to
determine whether the proposed development will provide desir-
able environment for its occupants as well as for its neighbors,
and whether, aesthetically, it is of good composition, mater-
ials, textures and colors. The Board/Council shall consider the
following criteria in reviewing the application:
A. Overall mass as well as parts of any structure (building, walls,
screens, towers or signs) and effective concealment of exposed
mechanical and electrical equipment.
B. A limited palette of colors.
C. A limited number of materials on the exterior face of the
building or structure.
D. Avoidance of repetition of identical entities whenever possible.
F -E. Site layout, orientation and location of structures and rela-
tionship to one another and to open spaces and topography,
definition of pedestrian and vehicular areas, i.e., sidewalks as
distinct from parking lot areas.
67F. Location and type of planting, with due regard to preservation
of specimen and landmark trees, and to maintenance of all
plantings.
H7G. Design and appropriateness of signs as well as of exterior
lighting and, where subject to control, of overhead utility
lines.
17H. Harmony of material, colors and composition of those sides of a
structure which are visible simultaneously.
37I. The effect of the site development plan in relation to the
adequacy of the storm and surface water drainage proposals.
8-2A-7: GRAPHICS OF MATERIALS AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS:
A. Materials. The following criteria shall apply to all exterior
walls which are visible to the public:
1. Materials permitted: Wood board and bat, logs, eid-er
rustle brick.., cedar or redwood, rough -sawn or milled
board and concrete.
2. Materials permitted, with review: Rock and stone, stucco,
norizontal wood drop siding, cedar shingles and concrete.
3. Materials not allowed: Plywood sidings (except in a
board -and -bat pattern), metal sidings.
4. ether M materials will be subject to review bp -the -staff.
57 Surfaee--finishes---Reugh--sawm--er--milled--beard--amd-bat
surfaees-may-be-left-umfimished-er-ailed-and-far-stained-te
preteet--the--surfaee--material. Sedar--er--redweed-beth
eeataia-matural-ails-that-preteet-the-weed.----phe-use--ef-a
sealer--er--eil--base--er--solid-eeler-stain-s-aeeeptable-
Heriseatal-weed-drop-siding-map-be--painted-er--left-uafia-
ished--er--sealed--er--stained----Where-boardwalks-are-used
instead-ef-eemerete-walks;--pressure--heated--weed-members
are-te-be-used-
B. Roofs, Eaves and Canopies:
1. Materials may be wood shakes or shingles, or asphalt or
composition shingles with appropriate colors.
2. Metal with standing or batten/rib seams will be permitted
with review.
3. Flat roofs may be acceptable ia-sere-imstaaees but the
surface should be covered with gravel or other nonreflec-
tive material in-earth-tames-er-dark-grey.
4. Deep eaves, overhangs, canopies and other architectural
features that provide shelter from the elements in winter
and shade in summer will be incorporated in the building
wherever feasible.
C. Colors:
17 Bright7-eeatrastiag7-u€lashyu-eelers-are-met-permitted7
1.27 Earthen tones sueh-as-yellews;-reds;-brewers-and--greens are
encouraged.
4T Blaek-amd-white-map-else-be-used-by-ret4ew7
47 Rengh-sawn--er-milled--beard-aad-batten;-partieularly-eedar
and-redwood;-map-be-retained-im-a-natural-finish-whieh-will
ultimately-weather-te-silver-gray-111-eeler7
2. 57 Flat or low -gloss finishes should-be-utilsed-rather-them
high -glass -finishes- are encouraged.
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67 The-Targe-area-surfeee-eeiers-sheuid-generally-be-eentrast-
ed-with-wheta-trim-ab-the-eeeasee;-uertieai--eelner-teen-aa
the-edges--ef-the-buiidings;-windews-and-deers;-perehes-end
baitstrades7
4: Penetrating-stains-are-fevered-ever-paint-en-weed-surfaees7
3. 87 Roof -top heating and air conditioning equipment, large vent
stacks and similar features sheuid--be--aveided, and if
essential, will be painted so as to be nonreflective and,
insofar as feasible will be screened from view.
4. 97 Exposed metal flashing or trim will be anodized or painted
to blend with the exterior colors of the building.
D. Signs: The following criteria apply to the construction,
erection and maintenance of all signs within the Design Review
Overlay District.
1. General Guidelines:
a. A sign permitted by this Article may be painted
directly on the facade of the building, either directly on the
finished material or on a signboard affixed to the building.
b- ernamentatfentent-any-sign-may-be-aehieved-at-the-edge
eftthe-sigmbeard-by-its-partieaiar-shape;-and-the-applieatfen-ef
edge-heidUng-er-individuai-eutraised-letters-may-be-at heed -ter
reiieftand-eeRtrast-
e- ether-aeeeptable-sfgniRg--methods--fneinde-prej.eeting;
double-faeed-beards-affixed-high-en-a-faeadetettthe-euiidfng-and
strueturaily-supperted-by-wires-
b. d- Free -hanging signboards, attached under covered
porches or canopies, are permitted, but no such sign may exceed
three (3) square feet nor shall any such sign extend beyond the
porch or canopy to which it is attached.
e7 Fettering-en--any-sign-may-be-ermamentai-andfer-shaded
and -painted- R-eentrastiRg-eeiers-en-fiat-sur€eees----individual
out-out-Tetters--applied-tetthe-sign-surfaees-and-routed-letters
are -permitted -
c. f- On an exterior -lighted sign no Ne more than twenty
percent (20%) of any sign's exposed surface area shall
advertise a brand name product.
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d. q- Total perimeter area of any sign attached to or
painted on a facade of a building shall not exceed fifteen
percent (15%) of the area of the facade to which it is attached
or painted. In determining the total perimeter area of an
individual letter sign, an imaginary vertical line shall be
drawn before the first and after the last letter of each word in
the sign. Imaginary horizontal lines shall be drawn above and
below each word in the sign. The sum or the areas within these
intersecting lines shall equal the total perimeter area of the
individual letter sign. An example of this formula is as
follows:
2. Pylon, Detached Street Signs or Pole Signs:
a. A shopping center, as defined in Section 8-1-2 of this
Title, or its developer shall be permitted to construct, erect
and maintain one pylon, detached street sign or individual
pole sign to identify the shopping center . The height of any
such sign, including the pylon to which it is attached, shall
not exceed thirty (30')feet. The surface area of any such sign
shall not exceed one hundred (100') square feet per exposed
surface, including any reader -board sign or surface. A
double-faced pylon, detached street sign or individual pole sign
is permitted.
b. An individual business not in a developed shopping
center shall be permitted to construct, erect and maintain one
pylon or detached street sign to identify the business to which
it pertains. The height of any such sign, including the pylon
to which it is attached, shall not exceed twenty feet (20').
The exposed surface area of any such sign shall not exceed fifty
(50) square feet per exposed surface. A double-faced pylon,
detached street sign or individual pole sign is permitted.
c. All pylon, detached street signs and/or individual
pole signs shall be designed and located so as not to obstruct
or interfere with traffic or utility lines.
d. Directional signs within the boundaries of a shopping
center as defined in Section 8-1-2 of this Title are permitted
only with the approval of the Design Review Board.
e. (1) Interior illuminated signs are discouraged but
may be permitted on a limited basis by special review of the
Design Review Committee. The applicant shall demonstrate to the
satisfaction of the Committee that any requested interior
illuminated sign is appropriate and in conformance with the
intent of this ordinance.
(2) Required criteria for evaluation shall include, but
not be limited to the following_
(a) Size: An internally -illuminated sign shall not exceed
twenty-five percent (25%) of the area of an otherwise
permitted non -interior illuminated sign.
(b) Brightness: Backgrounds should be o a ue with only
copy areas illuminated. Illumination shall not excee
that which could be achieved by using 430 milli -ampere
fluorescent lighting.
(c) No product advertising or reader -board signage may be
interior illuminated.
(d) No flashing or moving signage will be permitted.
(e) Exposed bulb or tube lighting (neon) will be permitted
only where such lightinq does not exceed the otherwise
permitted degree of illumination and the design is
demonstrated by the applicant to be in harmony with
the goal and intent of this ordinance.
eT If--lighting--is--desired--€er--any--individual;-Aylen;-detaehed
rtreet-sign-er-individual-gale-sign;-sueh-sign-shall-be-externally-lighted
aniy-
3. Master Sign Plan: A developer who retains control over one
or more structures or buildings intended for business
occupancy in a shopping center site, mini -mall or similar
project shall submit a master sign plan to the Design
Review Board for approval. The master sign plan shall show
colors, styles and locations allowed on buildings, maximum
size, illumination and materials to be used. All signs
contained in a master sign plan shall be in harmony with
the building architecture and colors as determined by the
Design Review Board.
4. Nonconforming Signs:
a. All signs existing in the Design Review Overlay
District on the effective date hereof shall conform to this
Article upon any change in ownership or change in the lessor of
the business or building to which such sign pertains, upon a
change in the business to which such sign pertains or by
December 31, 1985, whichever occurs sooner.
b. Any change to any nonconforming sign within the Design
Review Overlay District shall constitute a material change to
such sign requiring compliance with this Article.
5. Prohibited Signs: The following types and styles of signs
shall be prohibited within the Design Review Overlay
District:
aT Interior-lighted-signs;--ineluding-but--net-limited-te
neen;-€lashing-and-exposed-bulb-signs-
a. b- Moving, revolving, intermittent or oscillating signsi.
flashing and exposed bulb signs.
b. e7 Portable interior -lighted exterior signs.
c. d- Roof signs or wall signs that extend above the parapet
wall.
CT Interier-lighted-reader-beard-signs-
d. €- Reader -board signs in excess of twenty (20) square
feet.
6. Exemptions: Existing signs pertaining to any business
within the Design Review District which business is found
by the Board to be of local historical significance are and
whieh-has-been-in-operation-far-fifty-f5A}-years-er-mere-en
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the--effeetive--date--hereef--are--hereby--deelared--to--be
neneenferming-strnetures exempt from the provisions of this
Article but subject to the provisions of Chapter 5 of this
Title.
E. Windows and Doors:
1. Wood frame windows or windows trimmed in wood are encour-
aged.
2. Windows larger than three feet (3') wide by for feet (4')
high shall be divided by-mnllan--bars-whish--can-be-applied
in--sueh--a--way--as--te--permit-large-individual-sheets-ef
glass---As-an--alternative-te--mnllan-bars;--buildings-will
have-eevered-eanepies-and-walkways.
3. Doors shall be framed in wood or anodized non -glaring material.
F. Landscaping:
1. Planting of street trees will be required where public
right of way space permits. These trees will be a variety
indicated by the City and will be planted in a container or
planting well. Applicants may petition for relief from
this requirement.
2. Additional landscaping will be required for new construc-
tion and shall cover a minimum of five percent (5%) of the
portion of the building site whish -is -net -severed -by -a
building. Exception to the five percent (5%) minimum may
be granted for unique designs.
37 All-landseaging-will-be-maintained-in-a-healthy-manner7
3. 47 Automatic sprinkling systems will be installed wherever
practical.
4. 57 A detailed landscaping plan, indicating the names of all
planting material plus their size at the time of planting,
will be submitted for review prior to issuance of a
building permit.
6- Exterior-walks--and-paths;-if-snrfeeed;-will-harmonise-with
the-materials-used-in-struetnres-en-the-site--and-sheuld-be
surfaeed-with--nenrefleetive-material--e-a--type-and-eeler
that-is-eempatible-with-the-natural-setting7
5. 77 Landscaping in parking areas will be designed to achieve as
much screening as possible by the use of trees, large
shrubs, hedges, fences, berms and similar features.
8-2A-8: PROCEDURE FOR APPROVAL:
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A. Design Review Board Action: Within-thirty-09+-days-ef-the-date
that--the--drawings;--pians--and--ether-materials-along-with-the
appiieatien-for-design-revew-are-aeeepted-by-the-eity-eierk-and
the-appropriate--fee-has--boom-paid; At least fourteen (14) days
prior to the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Design
Review Committee anyone required to comply with this ordinance
shall submit his/her application, together with the retuired fee
to the City Clerk. At least seven (7) days prior to any
scheduled Design Review Committee meeting, all ayplications to
be considered at that meeting shall be made available to each
member of the Committee. The Design Review Board shall review
the application and the materials submitted therewith in the
light of the purposes of this Article and the design guidelines
prescribed herein, and shall transmit a report to the City
Council containing the Board's recommendation which shall
approve, approve with modifications or disapprove the design or
site plan. If modification is required or if the proposed
design is rejected, the Board shall prepare a statement of the
reasons for its action. The Board's recommendation shall be
submitted to the City Council withft-tem-1464.-days-after-it-has
been-reviewed--an--appifeatien for consideration at the next
regularly scheduled meeting of the Council unless the applicant
asks for a postponement or the Board postpones final determina-
tion while awaiting further data.
B. City Council Action: Within--thirty--+3O+--days At the next
regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council after the Board
forwards its recommendation, the City Council shall review the
Application and either approve, approve with modifications or
disapprove the design or site plan. If modification is required%
or if the proposed design is rejected, the Council shall prepare
a statement of the reasons for its actions.
C. Applications for minor remodeling or alterations may be handled
informally at the discretion of the Design Review Committee
Chairman. Informal applications will not require presentation to
the Design Review Committee or the City Council, but will be
reviewed by polling the Committee members. Any applicant shall
be entitled to present his apylication to both the Design Review
Committee and the City Council, as provided for herein, upon the
Applicant's request or appeal.
e -B- Notice of Council Decision: Within ten (10) days after a
decision has been rendered by the Council, the Administrator
shall provide the applicant with written notice of the action on
the request.
8-2A-9: RESTRICTIONS ON OTHER REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
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A. Building Permit: The Zoning Administrator shall not issue a
building permit to any applicant from within the Design Review
Overlay District until the Design review application has been
approved by the Council.
B. Certificate of Occupancy: The Zoning Administrator shall not
issue a certificate of occupancy to the applicant until all of
the requirements of the design review applications, as approved
by the Council, have been complied with.
8-2A-10: TIME LIMIT FOR INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENT: Any approval by the
City Council given pursuant to the provisions of this Article
shall lapse and become null and void eae--year six (6) months
following the date on which it was given, unless, prior to the
expiration date, construction or development is commenced and
diligently pursued toward completion on the site which was the
subject of the application. Upon written request to the City
Council, containing the reasons therefor, the City Council may
grant an extension of time for development not to exceed an
additional six (6) months.
8-2A-11: VIOLATION AND ENFORCEMENT:
1. Violation of any of the provisions of this Article or
failure to comply with any of its requirements shall
constitute a misdemeanor, punishable as provide in Section
1-4-1 of this Code.
2. In addition to any otherenalty provided by law, viola-
tions of this Ordinance shall constitute civil offenses to
which there may attach a monetary civil kDenalty of $10.00
per day for each day there exists a violation of this
Ordinance.
3. The City Council{ upon rea oiable belief that the provi-
sions of this ordinance are being violated, may direct the
city attorney to seek injunctive relief to enjoin such
violation, which direction may include the seeking of civil
penalties, as provided in Section 8-2A-11 of this
Ordinance.
4. In any action for injunctive relief filed pursuant to this
Ordinance and the City prevails in whole or in part in the
action there shall be taxed and allowed to the City, as
part of the costs of the action, a reasonable amount to be
fixed by the court as attorney fees for the prosecution of
the action.
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Section 3. SEVERABILITY: The provisions of this Ordinance are
hereby declared to be severable and if any provisions of this ordinance or
the application of such provision to any person or circumstance is
declared invalid for any reason, such declaration shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.
Section 4. EFFECTIVE DATE: This ordinance shall become effective
upon its passage, approval and publication in the manner provided by law.
ASSED by the City Council and APPROVED by the mayor this q day
, 1986.
ATT T:
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BARBARA MONTGOME
City Clerk
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CAROL HALEY %
, dreie.e?-e:
Mayor
CITY OF EAGLE, IDAHO
SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 112
Ordinance No. 112 of the Qty of Eagle, Idaho,
amends Title 2, Chapter 2, of the Eagle City Code
(Design Review Board). The ordinance changes
the composition of the Design Review Board and
the terms of the appointment of its members,
provides for themaintenance of records, amends
the purposes and goals of the Design Review
ordinance, amends the requirements of a site
plan, amends the administrative standards to be
utilized by the Design Review Board and ex-
pands the materials permitted for construction,
deleting certain construction standards for
roofs, eaves and canopies. In addition, the or-
dinance deletes certain general guidelines for
signs and adds new provisions governing in-
terior -illuminated signs, deletes certain
provisions governing nonconforming signs,
windows, doors and landscaping. The ordinance
further amends the procedure for approval of
design review applications, adds provisions for
extensions of time for development of approved
projects, adds penalty provisions for violation of
the ordinance and for enforcement of the or-
dinance and provides for a severability elause
and for an effective date.
Copies of Ordinance No. 112 are on file for
review and inspection at the Eagle qty Hall
during normal business haus.
BARBARA MONTGOMERY, Qty Clerk
Publish. September 11, 1988.
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
State of Idaho,
County of Ada
ss.
I, _______r7eannie_ Ua1Nlc , being first duly
sworn, depose and say, that I am over twenty-one years
of age, and chief clerk of VALLEY NEWS, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, published at Meridian,
County of Ada, State of Idaho, and that the annexed
notice was published in said paper once each week for
1 consecutive weeks, the first publication being on
the ____1.1____ day of September , 19 86, and the last
publication being on the 1.1 day of - September
1s_.$.
That said notice was published in the newspaper
proper and not in a supplement. That said newspaper had
been continuously and uninterruptedly published in said
county for a period of 78 consecutive weeks prior to the
first publication of this notice, and is a newspaper within
the meaning of the Idaho statutes.
Chief Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this - 12_
of ......_ S_epte�� r . _ _ y� 86
day
otary Public in and for I
Residence or Postoffice Address
EXPIRES DEC. 1988
Meridian
, Idaho.
CITY OF EAGLE, IDAHO
SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 111,
Ordinance No. ll,,.of the City of Eagle, Idaho, amends
Title 2, Chapter 2, of the Eagle City Code (Design Review Board). The
ordinance changes the composition of the Design Review Board and the
terms of the appointment of its members, provides for the maintenance
of records, amends the purposes and goals of the Design Review
ordinance, amends the requirements of a site plan, amends the
administrative standards to be utilized by the Design Review Board
and expands the materials permitted for construction, deleting
certain construction standards for roofs, eaves and canopies. In
addition, the ordinance deletes certain general guidelines for signs
and adds new provisions governing interior -illuminated signs, deletes
certain provisions governing non -conforming signs, windows, doors and
landscaping. The ordinance further amends the procedure for approval
of design review applications, adds provisions for extensions of time
for development of approved projects, adds penalty provisions for
violation of the ordinance and for enforcement of the ordinance and
provides for a severability clause and for an effective date.
Copies of Ordinance No. 114 are on file for review and inspec-
tion at the Eagle City Hall during normal business hours.
BARA MONTGOMERY
City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
cn'Y OF EAGLE, IDAHO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Eagle
City Council will hold a Public Hearing on July g,
1986, at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagle Qty Hall, Eagle,
Idaho.
The purpose of the Hearing b to consider
Amending Title 8 & Title 2 of the Eagle City
Code, Design Review.
BARBARA MONTGOMERY, City Clerk
Publish: June 19,1986.
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
State of Idaho,
County of Ada
ss.
Jeannie Hawk _ , being first duly
sworn, depose and say, that I am over twenty-one years
of age, and chief clerk of VALLEY NEWS, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, published at Meridian,
County of Ada, State of Idaho, and that the annexed
notice was published in said paper once each week for
1 consecutive weeks, the first publication being on
the 19 day of - June , 19 86 , and the last
publication being on the ..� 9 . day of .. _June
19 86
That said notice was published in the newspaper
proper and not in a supplement. That said newspaper had
been continuously and uninterruptedly published in said
county for a period of 78 consecutive weeks prior to the
first publication of this notice, and is a newspaper within
the meaning of t e Idaho statutes.
Chief Cler
Subscribed and sworn to before'me9 thhii - 20 day
of _ June
1
Notary Public in and for Idah
Residence or Postoffice Address Meridian
EXPIRES DEC. 1988
, Idaho.
LEGALNOTICE OP PUBUCREARENG
, IDAHO
NOTICE HEREBY G�IVENN That the Eagle
Planning
on land Zoning
7thM Public Rearing
hold
a, at the Eagle
Primary Edon], Eagle Road, Eagle Idaho.
The purpose of the to consider
Amending Titled Tutee Hea2 of the Eagle City
Code, Design Review.
BARBARA MONTGOMERY, City Clerk, Eagle
Publish: June12,19811.
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
State of Idaho,
County of Ada
ss.
Jeannie Hawk being first duly
sworn, depose and say, that I am over twenty-one years
of age, and chief clerk of VALLEY NEWS, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, published at Meridian,
County of Ada, State of Idaho, and that the annexed
notice was published in said paper once each week for
consecutive weeks, the first publication being on
the ._ 12 day of June , 19-86_ __, and the last
publication being on the 1.2day of _ June
1986
That said notice was published in the newspaper
proper and not in a supplement. That said newspaper had
been continuously and uninterruptedly published in said
county for a period of 78 consecutive weeks prior to the
first publication of this notice, and is a newspaper within
the meaning of he Idaho statutes.
Chief Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
of June_...._. 19 Cifi
Notary Public in a'for Idaho
13
Residence
day
or Postoffice Address Meridian , Idaho.
EXPIRES DEC. 1