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Home My WebLink AboutCC RES 8761 2 4 6 10 ll 12 15 16 17 18 19 2O 21 22 28 25 26 27 28 29 BO RESOUTION NO. 876 A RESOLUTON OF TH CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 843, AND ADOPTING COUNCIL POLICY NO. 30-1 RELATIVE TO ESTALISHMENT OF POLICIES, REG- ULATIONS, PROCEDURES, AND GUIDELINES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SERVICE STATIONS. The City Council of the , does. hereby resolve as follows: City of Tust.l.n, California, No. 50-i 1. That Resolution is hereby rescinded. No. 8~3, ad opt ins Co~uncil PoIlcy inat Council Policy No. 30 1, estr~bl-',.~hing policies, re.gulations and. procedures for 'the development of service stations and establis'~:in,= .~fuid~-llnes by wh'",'ch the Planning Commission and. Architectural Com,%ittee may judge appiics'tions for 'the develo'pment of service s'tatio'ss, a copy of which is attached hereto ma'rked Exhibit A and incor'corated _ herein'.by this reference, is hereby approved and ad.opted and. incorporated in 'the Council Po!!c.y Manual. .. PASSED AND AD~rzED at a regu±a~, meeting of the City .,, Council, held on the 1st day of May, 1967. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) CITY OF TUSTIN ) SS RUTH C. POE, City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City' Council of the City of Tustin, California~ does hereby certify that the whole number of the members of the City Council of the City .of Tustin is five; that the above and foregoing Res- olution was duly and regularly introduced, read, passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 1st day of _¢~y ...... , 1957_~_, by the following vote' AYES: COUNCILMEN' ~.~% C!~, .K-L.INGEj'-HaFER'? coco,. ?]ILLER NOES: COUNCILMEN :_. >!O~!E ......... ._. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: NONE ~~y- C~rR; City----of Tustin, ~ ~Cali fornia Sublecf' SERVIC STATION MI IMUM. SITE DEVELOP~¥~ENT GUIDE PURPOSE COUNCIL POLICY ................. , 3o-z [Policy No' Dote' Resolu'fio.n No' 876 Page' 1,of 6 1. To establish policies, regulations and procedures for the development of service stations. 2. To establish guidelines by which the Planning Commission and Architectural Committee may judge applications for the development of service stations. PROCEDURE 1. Zoning - Service Stations are permitted in the C-I, C-2, C-3 and M Districts subject to the granting of a Use Permit therefor. 2. Architectural Review - preliminary plans, including plot plan, elevations and landscaping, must be approved prior to the issuance of a Building Permit. DEFINITION A SERVICE STATION shall mean an occupancy which primarily provides for the sale of motor fuels, but also supplies .the servicing and operations incidental to motor vehicles rated at one and one~.half (1½) tons or less. These incidental services include the retail sale of petroleum products and automotive accessories; automobile washing (by hand); waxing and polishing of automobiles; the sale and repair of tires (excluding recapping); battery service; cleaning and flushing of radiators (excluding steam cleaning and repair); and the installation of accessory components. Also, the following operations are permitted if conducted within a building: lubrication of motor vehicles (1% tons or less); brake service limited to servicing and replacement of brake cylinders and brake shoes; wheel balancing; and the testing, adjustment and replacement of carburetors, coils, condensers, distributor 'i. caps, fan belts, filters, generators, points, rotors, spark plugs, voltage regulators, water hose~ and wiring. The performance of minor emergency repairs is allowed for vehicles of one and one-half (1%) tons or less. . · 1. The operation and display of merchandise shall be within an approved structure, except those directly required for the dispensing of gasoline, oil, and water and air. 2. The storage of permanently disabled, junk or wrecked auto- mobiles shall not be permitted. Further, no used or discarded automotive parts or equipment may be located outside of the building except within the designated trash storage area. !I CO U N CIL PO L i CY ....... ...... ... : i Poticy ',No' 30-1 IDa-t-e- 5/1/67 SERVICE STATION ~iiNiMU~5 i ....................................... , .................... : I SITE DEVELOP~4ENT GUIDE (Cont'd.) i P,,eso[u'i'ion No' 876 ~ Page' 2,0{ 6 · DEFINITION (Cont'd.) 3. Storage or parking, of buses and trucks or similar vehicles is prohibited, except tow trucks, pick-up trucks and small vans incidental to the service s'~ation use. The storage of rental trailers is permitted, provided said trailers are adequately screened from view, and said storage of rental trailers is specifically covered in the Use Permit. Spe~.i ~i~c_ Sta. ndards Plans and Elevations 1. Preliminary plot plan and elevations must be submitted at the time of filing for a Use Permit. This plan is to show the location of all structures to be placed on the site. 2. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, two complete sets of working drawings must be submitted for review by the Architectural Committee. These plans are to include structure elevations and detailed plot plan (including' landscapi.ng). Upon approval by the Architectural Committee, building, permits may be issued, subject to the requirements of other. City departments. Signs (also see Ordinance ~,~o. 305) General Notes- 1. The aggregate of all ground, roof and attached signs established by and located on a given street frontage for each business, shall not exceed an area equal to. two (2) square feet for each lineal foot of frontage of each business and area of copy shall not exceed thirty (30) percent of the backgrouhd area of the sign; provided, however, that automobile service stations shall be exempt from this requirement. 2. Businesses located within two hundred (200) feet of a freeway off-ramp may exceed the stated height and size limitations of this Ordinance, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. Service Station Signs 1. Ground Sign or Combination Sign Number- One (1) sign for each development, if said develop- ~en't--~-'s a complex as defined in Section 6.10. ............................................. -'.CITY OF TUSTIN, CAL]~OR, N~A:::--::':-::"--- ........ SITE DEVELOPMENT GUIDE (Cont'd.)i ~-S~-I'~-i-i'~i~- ...... ~"~.' ....... ' ~s' 'e. 3'°~ 6 One (1) sign for each parcel separately owned and developed if said development is not a comple as defined in Section 6.10o _____Area' Ground signs shall not exceed an area of two (2) square feet for each lineal foot of frontage abutting a street, with a maximum allowance of one hundred fifty (150) square feet. Height- Twenty (20) feet plus one-half (,~) foot for each thirty (30) feet said sign is separated from residential districts, not to exceed thirty-five (35) feet. 2. Roof or Attached Sign One (1) sign not to exceed ten (10) feet above roof line or one hundred fifty (150) square feet. Ail roof signs are subject to the granting of a Use Permit. Aggregate of both 1 and 2 above not to exceed one hundred fifty (150) square feet. 3. Ground Sign (Price CoPy or Changeable Copy). One sign not to exceed eighteen (18) square feet or height of five (5) feet. ' 4. Sandwich Boards One (1) only, considered as a temporary sign. Ail signs located in the required setback area require approval of a' Use Permit. .Landscaping Landscaping is required under City regulation to conceal, ' screen, buffer, absorb, separate and to beautify, and in the landscaping process, develop an attractive outdoor environment. In the way of illustration, landscaping may prove very instrumental to accomplish the following- 1. Blend the building and grounds together in such a way as to enlarge the usefulness and pleasure of property, improve the appearance, compliment the architecture of nearby buildings and increase the lasting value of the property, as well as the property of the neighborhood. !i ,i , · 1 i 1 SERVICE STATION MINI'~"iUM SITE DEVELOP~4ENT GUIDE (Cont'd.) !Page' ,o-F I -~o',ufion ,N%:7 6 ~ 4 "'O U NC!~ POL1CV ~ ,-- ~ - :.:.-........ ..... .:.:_-:- ................................................................. Policy No:30_.~ I Date.: 5/'~.~..-I:~7 t~"~ I i 2. Reduce the apparent .size of bulk areas, such as a : a_~a may be diversified , parking lot. The expanse of an ~ with such visual variety as plantings~ walls, fences, fountains; or it may be broken into sections bY changing levels. 3. Serve as an effective separator and noise buffer strip between commercial or industrial and residential uses. 4. Provide concealment in an enticing manner rather than to set everything out in full view. 5. Provide subtle screening in order to conceal the commercial and industrial operational and service areas. 6. Skillfully highlight and/or change the mood and character of main centers .of interest on a building site. Standards- A. Planter areas shall be constructed as shown on the Site Development Standard and equipped with irrigation _ __ facili.~ · ~mes. A landscape plan must be ;sUbl~-i-%ted-for a'p-P~0-~i '- bY the Architectural Cormmittee prior to the issuance of a building permit. This plan shall show the type, size and location of all trees and plants. B. Tree wells must be provided as shown in the Site Develop- ment Standards. A five gallon tree is reconm~ended for each tree well. The type of tree shall be selected from the Official Street Tree List of the City of Tustin. C. The landscape standards indicated herein are minimum. The developer is encouraged ~o increase the area devoted to landscaping as much as possible, to include planting areas immediately adjacent to the building itself. A minimum of 5% of the land area shall be 1..an~s. qaped wit___~h ~ ~ ~ ~ a-bi-e--p_~!_~_nlt s_--, _ t r~e;~'-' ~ _~:~_d/: ,.s hr-ub s~ ...... Parking- 1. Six spaces per station. · .---::- ........ '-::':-:'-:.::-' .................................... CiTY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA "' .......................................... SERVICE STATION ~'IINIMUM Policy SITE DEVELOPMENT GUIDE (Cont'd.) I Resolufion No' 876, P~ge' 5 ,o~ 6 Trash Storage An enclosed trash storage area,, minimum six (6) foot by eight (8) foot shall be provided as shown on the Site Development Standards diagram. Lights Any lights provided to illuminate or advertise the service station shall be loCated in such a manner so as not to directly shine upon surrounding properties. Maximum A!l_..o_.wa.b!e._ Heig.h..t Thirty-five (35) feet Yards and Setbacks Frontage on Primary Highway (100'ROW) (measured from centerline) Front Side Rear Frontage on Secondary Highway (80'ROW) (measured from centerline) .55 ' 55 ' 55 ' Ail other sites and yards not abutting a Primary or Secondary Highway- Side Yard - none unless site abuts an "R" District, then ten (10) feet. Rear Yard - none unless site abuts an "R" District, then five (5) feet, Minimum Building...s. it._e Ten thousand (10,000) square feet, ~,linimum Lot Wid.t..h. at ._prop..er._ty _Li~ Corner lot- One hundred (100) feet Interior lot- One hundred (100) feet. ~4ax_imum. L0t C0v__.er_.age._~y B..u. ild.ings ..or Str.uctur. es. Fifty (50) percent. ................................ ---'-'-CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA'- -- COUNCIL POLICY ............................... Sub:.~c~': i~.. 3" = ' ' u-.,. i Dale 5/1_/o7" ' , , ~iicy No' · -- SERVICE STATION MINIMUM , i : SITE DEVELOP~'~ENT GUIDE (Cont'd.} I ................................... I .................................... .. i Resolution No' 876 ' Page' 6,of 6 .' ...... .......................................... Accessory Buildings ..... ~ ~ ~ ~ · %__ Buildings for ,the storage of accessory goods to be sold at retail on the Site, such as tires, tubes, waxes, etc., shall be permitted provided said buildings are architecturally harmonious with the design of the main s==uctu~e and that said buildings are specifically approved in the Use Permit. Review__ by Architectural Committee Submitted plans are to be reviewed and approved by the Architectural Committee to insure compliance with the standards herein set forth. The Con~ittee will be interested in the exterior treatment of the structures and the surrounding 9'to'ands to encourage compatibility with existing or anticipated, development in the neighborhood. .................................... CiTY OF TUSTiN, CAL[FOR~NiA ....................... SI ,'TE DEVELOP EN' ' PLANTER PROPERTY LINE 8"RC.C, CURB /A. C. 'PAVING7 R C.C. SIDF. WALK PLANTER . 2~ MIN. TRASH STORAGE MIN. 5~X 7' INSIDE 4~ R C,C, PAD A. C. PAVING B. C.R. ARTERIAL ~ Ill Il ~ R C.C. CURB ~'A. C. PAVING% 25'R ma), be 18'R wh~re · R L. ~dius is 15' ENTRAk WATERING CONTROL VALVE 8"R C.C. CUR 3" RC.C.CURB 2~ MIN. LANTER ./ · , , , · ·