Spring City Municipal Corporation

Spring City Municipal Corporation (435) 462-2244 FAX: (435) 462-2654 www.springcityutah.org 150 East Center Street P.O. Box 189 Spring City, Utah 84662 For Your Information All appointments with Public Works Employees, Zoning Administrator, Historic Main Street Committee, should be made at least 3 days in advance by calling the City Office (435) 462-2244. The City Office address is 150 East Center, Spring City, UT 84662 Planning and Zoning Commission meets the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 P.M. Mayor and City Council meets the first Thursday of the month at 7:00P.M. If you wish to be on the agenda you must give notice at least 7 days prior to the meeting. The Board of Adjustment meets as needed. Please make an appointment through City Office. All fees are paid to the city Treasurer at the City Office,Monday- Thursday 8:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. SPRING CITY CODE EXCERPTS (JULY30, 2016) Most recent updates at http://www.springcityutah.org/code/ It is your responsibility to conform with the most recent ordinances. 10-1-7: SITE PLAN REQUIRED: A detailed site plan, drawn to scale, shall be filed with the zoning administrator, as part of any application for a zoning permit. The site plan shall show, where pertinent: A. Scale and north arrow. B. Lot lines and dimensions. C. Adjacent streets, roads, rights of way and easements. D. Location of existing structures on subject property and adjoining properties, drawn to approximate scale, including utility poles and fences. E. Location of proposed construction and improvement, including landscape elements. F. Motor vehicle access, including parking stalls and sidewalk location. G. Necessary explanatory notes. H. Name, address and telephone number of builder and owner. (Ord. 2005-01, 9-8-2005) I. A set of blueprints is required for structures over two hundred (200) square feet. (Ord. 2014-01, 5-15-2014) 10-1-10: FLOOD PRONE AREAS: A. New Construction; Substantial Improvements: The zoning administrator and county building inspector shall review all building permit applications for new construction or substantial improvements to determine whether proposed building sites will be reasonably safe from flooding. If a proposed building site is in a location that has a potential flood hazard, any proposed new construction or substantial improvement (including manufactured,!! modular and mobile homes) must: 1. Be designed or modified and anchored to prevent flotation, collapse or lateral movement of the structure; 2. Use construction materials and utility equipment that are resistant to flood damage; Zoning & Utility Permit Information Final 10/12/2016 1 of 5

! 3. Use construction methods and practices that will minimize flood damage; 4. Improve and/or secure water channels to prevent flooding or erosion in order to protect proposed new or improved buildings. B. Review Of Building Proposals: The zoning administrator and county building inspector shall review all building proposals to assure that: 1. All such proposals are consistent with the need to minimize flood damage; 2. All public utilities and facilities, such as sewer, gas, electrical and water systems are located, elevated and constructed to minimize flood damage or eliminate flood damage; 3. Adequate drainage is provided so as to reduce exposure to flood hazards. C. Replacement Of Systems: The county building inspector shall require new or replacement water supply systems and/or sanitary sewage systems to be designed to minimize or eliminate infiltration of floodwater and require on site waste disposal systems to be located so as to avoid impairment or contamination during flooding. (Ord. 2005-01, 9-8-2005) CONDITIONAL USES: 10-6A-3 The following buildings, structures, and uses of land shall be permitted upon the conditions set forth in this title and after review and approval has been given by the designated reviewing agencies. The planning and zoning commission shall review all conditional use proposals and shall approve, disapprove, or approve with conditions. Owner may appeal to the board of adjustment should he/she feel the planning and zoning commission was unfair. The following conditional uses shall not alter the residential character of the surrounding neighborhood or zone. Bed and breakfasts. Bed and breakfast (B&B) establishments shall be allowed in this zone. A "bed and breakfast establishment" for purposes of this title shall be defined as a single residence dwelling equipped with and providing short term sleeping and meal accommodations for tourists or like traveling persons. Bed and breakfast establishments shall be allowed in accordance with the following conditions: A. Excepting the food preparation, the limitation of area of primary residence, and other structures allowed for use of business provisions, the B&B shall comply with all required conditions for a home business use (see section3-1-13 of this code). B. No B&B shall have more than ten (10) rooms available for such short term accommodations. C. B&B establishments shall comply with all state and local food handling requirements as well as any ordinance governing hotels. Churches. Upon feasibility and impact studies as well as review and approval of the planning and zoning commission, churches may be allowed in this zone. Construction. Unconventional construction. A. Construction, design, and materials shall not be obnoxious, repugnant, or completely out of harmony with the surrounding residential structures. B. Must be in compliance with all building codes. Guesthouses. For purposes of this title, a "guesthouse" shall be defined as any single-family apartment style dwelling separate from but found on the same lot as an existing residence. Such guesthouses are allowable in residential zones and, if new construction, are limited to six hundred twenty five (625) square feet. If they are conversions of existing structures, this size limitation may be waived. They may be constructed with bathroom and kitchen facilities but shall not be used as rental apartments. Such guesthouses are allowed in accordance with the following requirements: Zoning & Utility Permit Information Spring City Municipal Corporation Final 10/12/2016 2 of 5

A. This conditional use is not intended to circumvent the single-family dwelling or lot size requirements as put forth in this title nor is it intended to authorize duplex housing. It is intended to allow use of existing accessory structures such as log cabins and bungalow structures, new log cabins and bungalow structures as accommodations for nonpaying guests or domestic employees (see definition in section 10-1-3 of this title). B. Such guesthouse may not be sold separate from the main dwelling or commercial property. C. Only one guesthouse shall be allowed per residential lot or commercial building. D. New construction guesthouses shall be detached (excepting breezeways) from the main residence or commercial building, and shall be limited to approximately six hundred twenty five (625) square feet. Structures existing at the date of this title may be converted to guesthouses without concern for this square footage requirement but may not be enlarged beyond the approximate six hundred twenty five (625) square feet. E. Owners of guesthouses shall provide adequate off street parking for guests. Exceptions may be made if this requirement would change the historic character of the property. F. Guesthouses shall be designed and constructed with materials that are comparable to and compatible with the primary residence and other residences in the vicinity. G. There shall be no separate utility service to the guesthouse. H. The driveway serving the primary dwelling shall also serve the guesthouse. Home business. Home businesses in accordance with section 3-1-3 "Home Businesses", of this code. Note: Although agriculture (farming) is a business that technically may be considered a home business, it does not require a home business license. Public school. Upon conditions, public and private school buildings and grounds, not necessarily to include storage yards. Recreational vehicles. Recreational vehicles (RVs), including camp trailers, motor homes, pickup campers, boats and/or their trailers, fourwheelers and/or their trailers, snowmobiles and/or their trailers, motorcycles and/or their trailers, flatbed trailers, and the like (see section 10-1-3 "Definitions", of this title), may be stored in this zone in accordance with the following: A. Notwithstanding any provisions contained herein, camper type RVs on private property only (not public rights of way) may be used short term as guest accommodations for family reunions, holiday visitors, and other similar uses. B. RVs may be stored, displayed, sold, and serviced, but not used for living quarters in a sales lot in accordance with existing commercial conditions (see article D, "LC-1 Light Commercial Zone", of this chapter). C. RVs may be stored and used in licensed recreational vehicle park zones (see article G, "RVP-1 Recreational Vehicle Park Zone", of this chapter). D. RVs may be stored in approved and licensed mobile home parks provided that they are in an area separate from that used as mobile home residences and upon review and approval of the planning and zoning commission. Storage containers. A zoning permit is required for storage containers but may be combined with a zoning permit or accessory structure permit may be obtained, if within the allowable two hundred (200) square feet requirement for accessory structures. A maximum of two (2) storage containers are allowed on city lots or properties and will not exceed thirty percent (30%) of the property. Storage containers are not allowed in the historic district, unless it is for construction purposes with the limit of six (6) months maximum. All storage containers are to remain within the building construction standards. Zoning & Utility Permit Information Spring City Municipal Corporation Final 10/12/2016 3 of 5

Towers. Telecommunication or cellular towers or any other like towers shall not be permitted in this or any other zone in the city if it is determined by the reviewing agencies that such tower will change the character or detract from the aesthetic appearance of the zone or any neighboring zone. Windmills. Wind powered electric generators and pumps (windmills) shall not change the residential character of the neighborhood nor shall they detract from the aesthetic appearance of the neighborhood. (Ord. 2014-01, 5-15-2014) 10-6A-4: LOT AND DWELLING SIZE REQUIREMENTS: A. Lot: The minimum lot area for a one-family dwelling shall be 1.06 acres or approximately forty six thousand ten (46,010) square feet in area, unless otherwise grandfathered or split in previous years where lot size was smaller than the 1.06 acre requirement. B. Dwelling: A residential dwelling shall be constructed in compliance with the uniform building code as herein provided. (Ord. 2014-01, 5-15-2014) 10-6A-5: ACCESS REQUIREMENTS: All residential dwellings shall have access from an established public roadway as specified in section 11-3-6 of this code. (Ord. 2005-06, 9-8-2005) 10-6A-6: LOCATION REQUIREMENTS: Each residential lot shall abut a public street for a minimum of two hundred fourteen feet (214') of frontage, except in the case of lots previously subdivided smaller than or equal to 1.06 acres or lots that have been previously split and are grandfathered. Residential dwellings must meet the following current permitted requirements: A. Residential dwellings shall have side yards of at least ten feet (10'). B. Residential dwellings shall have a minimum rear yard of thirty feet (30'). (Note: A deck may extend 12 feet into the rear setback.) C. Residential dwellings on corner lots shall have a minimum setback of thirty feet (30') from property line. D. No accessory structure may be closer than thirty feet (30') of either property line on a corner lot and no structure, landscaping, or other obstruction shall obscure the view of automobile drivers on corner lots. It is preferred that accessory structures shall be in the rear yard, but they shall not be closer to the property line than the dwelling. Exceptions may be made for decorative structures such as gazebos or pergolas. E. Residential dwellings shall have a setback of at least twenty feet (20') from any elevation that borders a property line. F. Accessory structures shall have a setback from all residential dwellings of twelve feet (12') and ten feet (10') from property lines. G. There shall be ten foot (10') setbacks from irrigation lines and spouts. H. Accessory structures that measure two hundred one (201) square feet and under will require a zoning permit with no fee to ensure proper stated setbacks. Any structures two hundred one (201) square feet and over will need to obtain a zoning permit if building or an accessory structure permit. (Ord. 2014-01, 5-15-2014) 10-6A-7: HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS: No residential dwelling or accessory structure may be more than forty five feet (45') high or much larger in size than other similar structures within the surrounding neighborhood. (Ord. 2005-06, 9-8-2005) Zoning & Utility Permit Information Spring City Municipal Corporation Final 10/12/2016 4 of 5

10-6A-8: DRAINAGE REQUIREMENTS: All water generated on the premises must be disposed of on the premises or by natural drainage and all dwellings shall have a two percent (2%) grade drainage for a radius of twenty five feet (25') from each structure and shall be designed to eliminate any flooding or pollution of adjacent properties. (Ord. 2005-06, 9-8-2005) 10-6A-9: UTILITY REQUIREMENTS: All residential dwellings within three hundred feet (300') of the property line of the city sewer system, must hook up with said city sewer. Those over three hundred feet (300') from the city sewer system must have an adequate septic system. These and other utilities shall be provided for by owner/developer in accordance with the specifications in section 11-3-1 of this code. All residential dwellings are required, at residents' expense, to have garbage collection services. (Ord. 2005-06, 9-8-2005) 10-6A-10: HISTORIC DISTRICT: Should any property in this zone fall within the historic district, before obtaining a building permit, owners/ developers are required to meet with the historic preservation subcommittee with their plans to discuss the same and to obtain advice and information relative to historic guidelines that may relate to their project as well as possible historic grants. It is advisable that owners/developers meet with this subcommittee as early as possible in the initial planning stages of their project as any desired changes to save money, obtain grants, enhance historic preservation, or improve historically compatible styles may be more difficult in latter stages. Since this subcommittee is advisory only, they have no authority to approve or disapprove owners'/developers' plans but owners/developers must obtain a certificate of review slip from them to proceed through the permit to build process (see title 2 chapter1 of this code and chapter 6 article 8 of this title). (Ord. 2005-06, 9-8-2005) Zoning & Utility Permit Information Spring City Municipal Corporation Final 10/12/2016 5 of 5