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HomeMy WebLinkAbout31- Council Office CITY OF SAN BERN. IDINO - REQUEST F R COUNCIL ACTION From: F. J. Curlin, M.D. Subject: Initiation of a Development Code Amendment -- Chain Link Fencing Dept: Councilmember, Ward 2 Requirements Date: May 5, 1994 MCC meeting of May 16, 1994 Synopsis of Previous Council action: 11/15/93 -- The Mayor and Common Council approved DCA No. 93-09 which modified the limitations on chain link fencing. U�tiN. OF'F10E i MAY 94 7 : 52 Recommended motion: That Planning staff be directed to consider amending the Development Code to remove the word "Residential" from the land use designations where chain link fencing prohibitions are applicable, and to amend the Table 20.01 to allow 5 feet in height on the front property lines, and a height of 6 feet at a 10 foot setback in front yards in Residential Districts. r- Signature Contact person: F. J. Curlin, M.D. Phone: 5222 Supporting data attached:_ Staff Report Ward: Citywide FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: N/A Source: (Acct. No.) 1Acct. Description) Finance: council Notes: 75.0262 Agenda Item No. 3 I CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT Subject: Reconsideration of the fencing requirements. Mayor and Common Council Meeting, May 16, 1994 BACKGROUND The City recently adopted an amendment to the Development Code to permit chain link fencing in the residential, commercial and industrial land use districts on the side and rear property lines, behind the front setback and not adjacent to a public street. COST TO CITY Planning staff estimates that it will cost approximately $2000 to complete an amendment including preparation of the text, legal notices, and completion of the staff report and ordinance. This amount does not include review by any other departments/divisions. RECOMMENDATION I recommend that Planning staff be directed to consider an amendment to the Development Code to remove the word "Residential" from the land use designations where chain link fencing prohibitions are applicable, and to amend Table 20. 01 to allow 5 feet in height on the front property lines, and a height of 6 feet in height on the front property lines, and a height of 6 feet at a 10 foot setback in front yards in Residential Districts. F.J. Curlin, M.D.