HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 1215-1997ORDINANCE NO. 1~1B-97
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
ADDING CHAPTERS 20.48 AND 20.89 AND ADDING SECTIONS
20.71.040, 20.71.050 AND 20.74.125 AND AMENDING CHAPTER
20.80 AND SECTIONS 20.06.100, 20.71.030, 20.73.020, 20.74.150,
20.88.040, 20.90.020, 20.90.040 AND 20.91.030 OF THE ZONING
PROVISIONS OF THE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL
CODE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DOES HEREBY
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 20.48 is hereby added to the South San Francisco Municipal Code to read as
follows:
Chapter 20.48 Downtown Residential Overlay District
20.48.010
20.48.020
20.48.030
20.48.040
20.48.050
20.48.010
Purpose
Applicability
Underlying zoning districts.
Existing standards prevail.
Standards and procedures
Purpose
This chapter generally provides increased flexibility to zoning standards and processes to make it
easier to improve existing residential buildings and/or building new structures accessory to existing
residential buildings in the City's Old Downtown area. This district and its revised standards and
procedures are established because of the older age of the homes in the City's historic center, the frequent
historical status of these homes, the wide variety of lot sizes and dimensions, the increased difficulty of
making older homes comply with current regulations and the prevalence, in this area, of lanes that is not
typical for other areas of the community.
20.48.020 Applicability
These regulations apply only to the improvement of existing residential buildings, the improvement
of existing accessory residential buildings or the construction of new structures accessory to existing
residential buildings.
20.48.030 Underlying zoning districts.
The zoning districts called herein the "underlying zoning districts" are those that were in effect at
the time this overlay district was established or such districts as may subsequently have been amended
and/or reclassified. These districts and their regulations remain in effect and applicable to property in this
overlay district except as the regulations may be modified by this chapter. These underlying zoning
districts are classified as: R-2, Medium Density Residential; R-3, Multi-family Residential and D-C,
Downtown Commercial.
20.48.040 Existing standards prevail.
Property within this district will be developed following the land use types provisions, standards
and procedures established in the underlying zoning districts except as specifically herein provided. In the
event there is a question of interpretation which standards apply--either the overlay district or an
underlying district--those of the underlying district will prevail.
20.48.050 Standards and procedures.
Additional provisions regarding the location of accessory buildings.
Accessory buildings may be located within the front one half a lot if they comply with the standard
setbacks for the main building and will not project forward beyond the line of the adjacent front wall of the
main building. Accessory buildings less than 200 square feet in area and less than eight feet in height may
encroach into a required side-yard when they are within the front one-half of a property provided a six-foot
separation between the main and accessory buildings is maintained.
(a) Size and number of accessory buildings. Three or more accessory buildings
and/or accessory buildings with a combined area greater than the maximum size,
elsewhere established, may be permitted subject to securing a minor use permit pursuant
to the procedure in Chapter 20.89 if the following standards and procedures are met:
(1) The aggregate square footage of the foot print of all structures on a
property will not exceed the maximum lot coverage allowed in the underlying zoning
district.
(2) Such buildings, except pre-fabricated portable sheds and similar pre-
fabricated structures less than 200 square feet in area, will be subject to design review
under the provisions of Chapter 20.85. The zoning administrator may approve the
structure's design without the design review board's recommendation if the administrator
finds that the structure is consistent with applicable design guidelines. The finishes and
detailing of such buildings will generally match that of the main building or otherwise be
found to have an attractive appearance.
(3) At the zoning administrator's discretion the property owner may be
required, as a condition of this permit, to record a covenant running with the property or
other similar instrument in a form acceptable to the City Attorney. Said covenant will
provide that unless the prior written consent of the zoning administrator is obtained the
structure in question may not be used as a dwelling nor may such notice be removed from
the property's deed.
(4) Such additional accessory buildings or accessory buildings exceeding the
standard size limitations may not encroach into the required side yards, despite their size,
unless they have a maximum height of less than eight feet.
(5) Based upon adequate information presented by the applicant, the zoning
administrator must be able to make an additional finding that the number and/or size of the
accessory buildings will not detrimentally affect compliance with the purpose of rear and
side yards;, in particular:
(A) said buildings will not detrimentally affect the extent of privacy,
access to light, air or view or otherwise significantly reduce the enjoyment of the
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adjoining properties and
(B) there will be maintained in the rear yard of the property a useable
outdoor recreation area of adequate area and dimensions.
(b) Main building front yard requirements.
(1) A main building may encroach into the required front yard in those eases
where the main building(s) of one or more of the adjoining lots, fronting upon the same
street, encroaches into said yard. In such case the maximum new encroachment will not
exceed the average sethaek of the two adjoining properties. In cases when either the main
building on an adjoining lot has a setback greater than required or there is no main
building the average will be calculated using that adjoining lot's required setback.
(2) Garages shall maintain the standard 20 foot setback from the back of
sidewalk pursuant to note (d) of table 20.71.030.
Section 2. Table 20.71.030 note (f) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San
Francisco is hereby amended to read as follows:
(f) See § 20.71.040 for the setback for garages, carports and parking spaces on lanes.
Section 3. Section 20.71.040 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby added to read as follows:
20.71.040 Carport, garages and parking spaces on lanes.
(a) Carports and Garages fronting on lanes.
(1) The setback for garages and carports facing lanes are measured from the
property line.
(2) The required rear yard setback for a garage is twenty feet and for a
carport it is five feet except as may be allowed in the following.
(3) Existing garages, nonconforming with respect to setbacks and/or size,
may be rebuilt and/or enlarged subject to securing approval of a minor use permit
pursuant to the procedure in Chapter 20.89 and obtaining all necessary permits from the
City including a building permit.
(4) When the following conditions are satisfied, the rear yard setback for a
garage fronting on a lane may be reduced to not less than five feet from the above
standard subject to securing approval of a minor use permit pursuant to the procedure in
Chapter 20.89:
(A) The garage's automobile entry door will be located at a distance
from the property line and oriented at an angle to the lane such that a standard automobile
may enter the structure with a single maneuver. For example, for a ninety degrees turn,
this distance is provided by a twenty-five-foot wide aisle. The standard passenger
automobile mentioned above is of a size and with a turning radius as shown on a diagram
maintained by the Planning Division; and
(B) An automatic door opener shall be provided and maintained
pursuant to section 20.74.110(d).
(C) The garage is found necessary to meet the parking requirements
for the existing dwelling and/or any improvements; and
(D) Regarding legal parking on the lanes it is found that either:
(i) maintaining an unobstructed turning radius for the
standard passenger automobile to enter the garage will not eliminate legal parking spaces
on the lane (for example, the area within the turning radius may be next to the driveway
of another property and thus not effect existing parking) or
(ii) there is not a parking shortage in the lane that will not be
compensated for by the parking provided by the garage and that parking on the lane within
the turning radius will be prohibited; and
(E) That there is not a net loss in the number of parking spaces on the
site; and
(b) Parking spaces within rear yards. Paved parking spaces, including required
parking spaces, accessed from a lane may be within the required rear yard.
Section 4. Table 20.71.030 note (o) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San
Francisco is hereby amended to read as follows:
(o) See § 20.71.050 regarding encroachments of wheelchair access structures, from
yard decks and structures less than 18 inches in height.
Section 5. Section 20.71.050 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby added to read as follows:
20.71.050 Encroachments of wheelchair access structures, front yard decks and
staircases, and structures less than eighteen inches in height serving residential
structures.
(a) Wheelchair access structures. A wheelchair access structure (the structure),
including its decks and ramps, may be allowed to encroach into required yards of a
residential property as long as the access is required for a resident of the property's
dwelling, subject to the approval of a minor use permit pursuant to the procedure in
Chapter 20.89 and if the following standards and conditions are met:
(1) The structure will be designed to minimize the visual impact on the
residential character of the property and the neighborhood. At a minimum, the structure's
colors and materials shall match or complement that of the building to which it serves and
further, landscaping will be provided and maintained to partially screen the base and
structure.
Prior to the formal submittal of minor use permit applicants will meet with the
City planning division staff to discuss possible improvements to the structure's design. The
applicant may also request that the City's Design Review Board provide a review and
recommendations for the structure.
(2) The structure's ramp surface will conform to the existing grade within the
subject property.
(3) The property owner shall cause the structure's removal when it is no
longer required. Upon the structure's removal the yard will be restored to its original state
or a better condition.
Before the issuance of any permits and/or the construction of the structure the
property owner will give the chief planner proof of the recording of a covenant on the
property, or other instrument in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, requiring the
removal of said structure within 60 days of the date of either the sale of the property or
when said structure is no longer required by a resident of the property, whichever occurs
first.
(b) Decks and staircases in front yards. Decks and staircases (the structure) are
permitted within the front yard of residential lots in those cases where the front yard
slopes down into the property from the street.
(1) The walking surfaces of the structure may not be higher than eighteen
inches at the front property line and when joining a public right-of-way (such as from a
parking deck or a staircase) such surface will conform to the existing grade within the
subject property before joining with the public right-of-way.
(2) The structure will comply with the regulations for such structures in the
side yards.
(3) Where they are visible from adjoining properties or the public right-of-
way, the foundation and support elements of said structures will be enclosed and/or
screened with a wall or similar element that will be visually attractive.
(c) Structures less than eighteen inches in height. Open porches, stoops, landings,
decks and similar structures not exceeding eighteen inches in height may encroach into
required setbacks but will not be closer than eighteen inches to any property line.
Section 6. Section 20.73.020(d) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco
is hereby amended to read as follows:
(d) Exceptions.
(1) Front yards and street side yards. Erection of a fence, wall, or dense
landscaping in excess of three feet in height within the required front yard and street side
yards areas of a lot, except as provided in this section, may only be permitted upon the
granting of a conditional use permit pursuant to the procedure in Chapter 20.81.
(2) Rear yards and non street side yards. Erection of a fence, wall, or dense
landscaping up to eight feet in height within rear yards and side yards not abutting a street
may be permitted upon the granting of a minor use permit pursuant to the procedure in
Chapter 20.89.
Section 7. Section 20.74.150(c) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco
is hereby amended to read as follows:
(c) Reduction in driveway width.
(1) The city engineer may approve or recommend approval to the Planning
Commission or the zoning administrator of a reduction in the width of new access drives
if, the city engineer concludes that such reduction:
(A) is necessary to the proper functioning of such access ways; and
(B) will have no adverse effect on the public, safety, and welfare.
(2) In the ease of existing land uses with one or more driveways,
nonconforming as to width, the city engineer may, similarly, approve or recommend
approval of retaining such existing condition if he finds there is no practical alternative to
providing standard driveways and such driveway is required to allow the continued
operation of the existing business or residence.
Section 8. Section 20.74.125 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby added to read as follows:
20.74.125 Private residential handicap parking.
One handicap, off-street parking space (the space) and its driveway may be allowed within
the front yard setback of residential properties subject to securing a conditional use permit
pursuant to the procedure in Chapter 20.81 and if the following conditions and standards are met:
(a) The space will be used only by a resident of the dwelling, said resident is entitled
to display a handicap parking placard and said space will be used only for parking vehicles
displaying such a placard; and
(b) The city engineer has approved any necessary encroachment permits or has
advised the zoning administrator in writing that such permits will be approved; and
(e) There is not available parking on the property that complies with typical handicap
access requirements including the slope of its access way; and
(d) The space will be paved; the driveway and any curb cut will comply with City
standards.
(e) The property owner shall cause the removal of the space and associated
improvements when it is no longer required. Upon the space's removal the yard will be
restored to its original state or a better condition.
Before the issuance of any permits, the construction and/or use of the space the
property owner will give the chief planner proof of the recording of a covenant on the
property, or other instrument in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, requiring the
removal of said space within 60 days of the date of either the sale of the property or when
said space is no longer required by a resident of the property, whichever occurs first.
(f) The space will not be included when calculating the property's required parking.
Section 9. Section 20.06.100(f) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco
is hereby amended added to read as follows:
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(f) Family Day Care Home. A home which regularly provides care, protection, and
supervision of fourteen or fewer children, in the provider's own home, for periods of less
than twenty-four hours per day, while the parents or guardians are away, including the
following:
(1) "Large Family Day Care Home" means a home which provides family
day care to seven to fourteen children, inclusive, including children who reside at the
home subject to the provisions of Section 20.11.060.
(2) "Small Family Day Care Home" means a home which provides family
day care to six or fewer children, including children who reside at the home.
Section 10. Chapter 20.80 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
amended to read as follows:
Chapter 20.80
Zoning Administrator
20.80.010
20.80.020
20.80.030
20.80.040
20.80.050
Purpose
Assignment of the Administrator's Duties.
Administrator's Duties and Powers
Appeals and Appeal period
Right of Review
20.80.010 Purpose
This chapter establishes and defines the position of Zoning Administrator for the City of South San
Francisco pursuant to California Government Code section 65900. The Zoning Administrator may herein
be referred to as the "administrator."
20.80.020 Assignment of the Administrator's Duties.
(a) The Chief Planner is the Zoning Administrator.
(b) In the absence of the Administrator, the Director of Economic and Community Development may
assume the Administrator's responsibilities and authority and or delegate the same to a city planner.
20.80.030 Administrator's Duties and Powers
(a) Prepare and effect rules and procedures necessary or convenient for the conduct of the
Administrator's business. Said rules and procedures must be as approved by a resolution of the City
Council with the prior review and recommendation of the Planning Commission. Said rules and
procedures may include the administrative details of hearings officiated by the Administrator including
their schedules, rules of procedure and record keeping.
(b) The maintenance and administration of the Zoning Ordinance including processing of zoning
applications, abatements and other enforcement actions.
(e) Be the hearing officer for minor use permits as set forth in Chapter 20.89 with the authority to
approve, approve with conditions or deny said permit applications. The Administrator also conducts
hearings for the modification and or revocation of permits previously issued by the Administrator
following the rules and procedures contained in this title for similar actions regarding use permits.
(d) Granting time extensions of use permits for no more than one year provided that the circumstances
of the application are found to be unchanged.
(e) Other duties and powers as may be assigned by the City Council or the Planning Commission or
established by legislation.
20.80.040 Appeals and Appeal period
(a) Any Administrator's decision or action may be appealed pursuant to Chapter 20.90.
(b) Any Administrator's decision or action is not valid until the appeal period, set forth in Chapter
20.90, lapses.
(e) Appeals based solely upon the application of a fee required by an Administrator's action shall only
be heard by the City Council.
20.80.050 Right of Review
(a) The City Council or the Planning Commission, on a motion of either body, may elect to review
the decision of the Administrator and modify this decision.
(b) The motion to review an Administrator's action shall be made within the appeal times set forth in
Chapter 20.90.
(e) The hearing to consider the merits of the Administrator's decision shall be noticed as required by
Chapter 20.88.
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Section 11. Table 20.88.040 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby amended to read as follows:
TABLE 20.88.040
HEARING SCHEDULING RESPONSIBILITIES AND NOTICE REQUIREMENTS
Type of Hearing
AMENDMENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE
- Planning Commission
- City Council
VARIANCE AND USE PERMITS
Required Optional
Scheduling Notice Notice
Responsibility Type Type
Chief Planner A1,C D
City Clerk A,C D
·
- Planning Commission
· appeal of Planning Commission decision
- City Council
granting or modification requested by permittee or action to revoke or modify for cause
Chief Planner B,C
City Clerk B,C
PUD Permit
· granting or modification requested by permittee
- Planning Commission Chief Planner B,C
- City Council (if required) City Clerk B,C
· action to revoke for cause
- Planning Commission Chief Planner B,C
· appeal of decision of noncompliance
- City Council City Clerk B,C
APPEAL OF CHIEF PLANNER OR ZONING ADMINISTRATOR DECISION
- Planning Commission Chief Planner B,C
- City Council (if required) City Clerk B,C
Note: If the proposed amendment affects the permitted uses of real property, Notice Type B shall also be
required.
Section 12. Section 20.90.020 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby amended to read as follows:
20.90.020 Appeal from Zoning Administrator and Chief Planner decision.
(a) The planning commission shall have the power to hear and decide appeals of Zoning
Administrator and Chief Planner decisions based on the enforcement or interpretation of the
provisions of this title.
(b) The applicant or any other person affected by any decision on a sign permit, design
review decision, general plan conformity, or other similar matter by the Zoning
Administrator or Chief Planner may file an appeal with the planning commission, provided
the appeal and appropriate fee is filed on the prescribed form with the secretary of the plan-
ning commission within fifteen days after final action by the Zoning Administrator or Chief
Planner. In addition, the planning commission may on its own motion, within the fifteen-
day period, order that a determination of the zoning administrator stand appealed. The
appeal shall set forth the grounds for appeal. If no appeal is filed within fifteen days after the
decision, the decision is final.
(c) All appeals shall be heard at public hearings scheduled and noticed as required by
Chapter 20.88.
Section 13. Subsection 20.90.040 (a) of the Zoning Ordinance_.ofthe City of South San
Francisco is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a) Except as specifically provided otherwise herein, the applicant or any other person
affected by any order, requirement, decision, determination, or other action of the planning
commission including any planning commission decision of an appeal from an order,
requirement, decision, determination or other action of the Chief Planner or Zoning
Administrator may file an appeal with the city council, provided the appeal is filed in writing
on the prescribed form with the appropriate fee with the city clerk within fifteen days after
final action by the commission. The appeal shall set forth the grounds for appeal. In
addition, the city council may on its own motion, within the fifteen-day period, order that a
determination of the planning commission stand appealed. If no appeal is filed within fifteen
days after the decision, the decision is final.
Section 14. Subsection 20.91.030(a)(2) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San
Francisco is hereby amended to read as follows:
(2) Initiation of Action. An action to revoke or modify a permit may be initiated by
order of the city council, planning commission, zoning administrator or the Chief Planner,
whichever granted, extended or modified the permit, on its own motion or on the request of
any city officer, provided, however, that the planning commission may initiate an action to
revoke or modi~' any permit granted or modified by the Chief Planner or Zoning
Administrator, and the council may initiate an action to revoke or modify any permit granted
or modified by either the Chief Planner, Zoning Administrator or commission. The order
shall set forth grounds for revocation or modification.
Section 15. Subsection 20.91.030(e) of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San
Francisco is hereby amended to read as follows:
(e) Presentation of Planning Commission Recommendation to City Council. The
Chief Planner shall submit a staff report at the next regular council meeting which
recommends that the council set a date to consider the recommendation of the commission
and to act on same. The staff report shall recommend a date within thirty days of the
council's receipt of the recommendation of the commission. This staff report shall note
that no further hearing is required to be held on the matter. The document containing the
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recommendation of the commission and a copy of the minutes of the commission
proceedings and copies of documents and other evidence submitted to the commission
shall accompany the staff report.
Sectionl6. Chapter 20.89 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco is
hereby added and reads as follows:
Chapter 20.89
Minor Use Permits Procedures
20.89.010
20.89.020
20.89.030
20.89.040
20.89.050
20.89.060
20.89.070
20.89.080
20.89.090
Purpose.
Applicability.
Zoning Administrator's Authority and Duties.
Application for a Minor Use Permit.
Hearing and Notice.
Referral to the Planning Commission.
Findings.
Appeal
Effect.
20.89.100 Expiration, Extension and Abandonment.
20.89.110Failure to comply with conditions or to perform as approved, Revocation and modification
of Minor Use Permits.
20.89.010 Purpose.
This chapter established the procedures for the review and decisions regarding smaller, less
intensive land uses for which the issues are generally noncontroversial and of a technical nature.
20.89.020 Applicability.
This chapter's provisions apply to those land uses which are identified elsewhere in the Zoning
Ordinance as requiring a Minor Use Permit.
20.89.030 Zoning Administrator's Authority and Duties.
(a) The Zoning Administrator (Administrator) is the hearing officer for Minor Use Permits.
(b) The Administrator or a Deputy Administrator may approve, approve with conditions or deny a
minor use permit subject to making the findings herein required.
(e) The Administrator may, before the issuance of any additional City development permits and for
the life of the minor use permit, require reasonable evidence and guarantees that conditions of the permit
are likely to be satisfied and or are currently being met.
(d) The Administrator shall submit a report to the Planning Commission of the disposition of Minor
Use Permit applications after the final action.
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20.89.040 Application for a Minor Use Permit.
(a) Persons Eligible. The following persons may apply for a Minor Use Permit; applicants other than
the property owner must provide documents with their application that demonstrate their authority to make
an application.
(1) A property owner or authorized agent.
(2) A lessee, with a written lease, the term of which exceeds one year.
(3) A person authorized to exercise the power of eminent domain.
(b) Application Form, Filing, and Fee. An application for the granting or modifying of a Minor Use
Permit shall be made on form provided by the Planning Division, shall be filed with the Administrator and
shall be accompanied by a non-refundable fee as set forth in the Master Fee Schedule of the City of South
San Francisco.
20.89.050 Hearing and Notice.
Public hearings are required for granting, modifying, or revoking a Minor Use Permit. Said hearings
shall be scheduled and noticed as required by Chapter 20.88.
20.89.060 Referral to the Planning Commission.
The Zoning Administrator may refer any application filed pursuant to of this chapter to the
Planning Commission for hearing and decision when the Administrator determines that it should properly
be heard by that body. The procedures for the Planning Commission hearing on such an application shall
be those required by Zoning Ordinance Chapter 20.81 - Use Permit Procedure except that the findings
contained in this chapter shall apply.
20.89.070 Findings.
The applicant for a Minor Use Permit must provide sufficient evidence and information to
demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator, an adequate basis for making the below
findings. The Zoning Administrator must make all of the following findings in the affirmative in order to
approve or conditional approval a Minor Use Permit application. The inability to make one or more of the
findings in the affirmative is grounds to deny an application.
(a) The proposed use will not be adverse to the public health, safety or general welfare of the
community; nor be detrimental to the surrounding properties or improvements.
(b) The proposed use is consistent with the South San Francisco General Plan.
(c) The proposed use complies with all applicable standards and requirements of this and all other
titles of the South San Francisco Municipal Code.
(d) The proposed use complies with any design or development standards applicable to the zoning
district or the use in question as may be adopted by a resolution of the Planning Commission and or the
City Council.
20.89.080 Appeal
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A decision regarding a Minor Use Permit may be appealed to the Planning Commission as
provided by Chapter 20.90. Appeals based solely on the requirement of a fee shall be appealed to the City
Council.
20.89.090 Effect.
No building permit shall be issued except in accordance with the terms and condition's of the
Minor Use Permit.
20.89.100 Expiration, Extension and Abandonment.
(a) Expiration. Any Permit granted pursuant to this chapter automatically expires two years from the
date of final approval unless, before the expiration date, one of the following events occurs: (1) a building permit, required for the implementation of the use, is issued;
(2) if no building permit is required, the commencement, on the subject property, of the
permitted use provided all other necessary permits and licenses are first obtained; or
(3) the granting of an extension of the permit's expiration date. Failure to perfect the permit
before the end of any extended permit expiration date will also make the permit void.
(4) Extension. One extension of the permit's expiration date, not exceeding one year beyond
the initial two-year period, may be granted if a request is filed with the Administrator before the original
term expires. The Administrator may grant an extension request upon finding that the circumstances
associated with the initial approval have not changed significantly.
(5) Abandonment. If the use for which a Minor Use Permit was granted ceases for a period
of six months or more, the use shall be considered abandoned and the permit is no longer valid. The six-
month period commences when any one of the following circumstances first occurs: the site is vacated,
utilities are terminated, the lease is terminated or the lease or sale to another party becomes effective.
20.89.110 Failure to comply with conditions or to perform as approved, Revocation or
modification of Minor Use Permits.
(a) Failure to comply with any Minor Use Permit condition or failure to operate the use in the manner
described in the application or as shown in the approved application drawings, as may be revised by the
conditions of approval, is a violation of this title subject to enforcement, penalties, and legal procedure as
prescribed by Chapter 20.98. Any permit granted pursuant to this chapter may be revoked upon failure to
comply with any of the conditions or terms of such permit, or if any law or ordinance is violated in
connection therewith.
(b) A Minor Use Permit may be revoked or modified as provided by Chapter 20.91.
SECTION 17: SF:,VERAI~II~ITY.
In the event any section or portion of this ordinance shall be determined invalid or
unconstitutional, such section or portion shall be deemed severable and all other sections or portions hereof
shall remain in full force and effect.
SECTION 18: PUBLICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
Pursuant to the provisions of Government Code Section 36933, a Summary of this Ordinance shall
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be prepared by the City Attorney. At least five (5) days prior to the Council meeting at which this
Ordinance is scheduled to be adopted, the City Clerk shall (1) publish the Summary, and (2) post in the
City Clerk's Office a certified copy of this Ordinance. Within fifteen (15) days after the adoption of this
Ordinance, the City Clerk shall (1) publish the summary, and (2) post in the City Clerk's Office a certified
copy of the full text of this Ordinance along with the names of those City Council members voting for and
against this Ordinance or otherwise voting. This ordinance shall become effective thirty days from and
after its adoption.
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Introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco, held the
22nd day of October ,1997.
Adopted as an Ordinance of the City of South Francisco at a regular meeting of the City Council
held the 12th day of November ,1997 by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers James L. Datzman, Euqene R.
Penna and Mayor Joseph A. Fernekes
NOES: None
ABSTAIN: None
ABSENT: Councilmember Robert Yee
ATTEST:
Mullin, John R.
/~~ty Clerk~''~
A:~ZA{}6-0' 1 .WPD
As Mayor of the City of South San Francisco, I do hereby approve the foregoing Ordinance this
12thday of November ,1997.
t/ Mayor
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