Z-06-02-09-9A5 - 2/9/2006ORDINANCE NO. ,7- O(0 - OoR - 09- 9 C'!
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 11, SECTIONS 11.301,
11.410, 11.411, 11.423, 11.426, 11.502, 11.505 AND 11.802, CODE OF
ORDINANCES (1995 EDITION), CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS, TO
AMEND THE REVIEW PROCEDURES TO INCLUDE
PREAPPLICATION CONFERENCES FOR SITE PLAN AND
VARIANCE APPLICATION REQUESTS; TO AMEND THE PUBLIC
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS FOR ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETINGS; TO AMEND THE DENSITY AND DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS FOR THE C-2 (LOCAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT; TO
AMEND THE DENSITY AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR
THE OF (OFFICE) DISTRICT; TO AMEND THE STANDARDS FOR
DAY CARE, EATING ESTABLISHMENTS, OFFICE, AND RETAIL
SALES AND SERVICE; TO AMEND THE SETBACK REQUIREMENTS
FOR STRUCTURES BUILT OVER LOT LINES; TO RENAME THE
"DOWNTOWN REINVESTMENT ZONE" TO THE "DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT AREA"; TO AMEND THE SECTIONS THAT MADE
REFERENCE TO THE "DOWNTOWN REINVESTMENT ZONE" TO
NOW REFERENCE THE "DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AREA"; TO
DELETE THE DEFINITION FOR "DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ZONE";
TO ADD THE DEFINITION FOR "DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
AREA" AND PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE AND
REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUND
ROCK, TEXAS:
I.
Chapter 11, Section 11.301(2), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.301 REVIEW PROCEDURES
(2) Preapplication Conference
The applicant shall request a Preapplication Conference with the Zoning Administrator to
discuss procedures, standards, and regulations required by this Chapter for the following:
(a) Certificate of Appropriateness;
(b) Special Exception;
(c) General Plan Amendment;
(d) Application for Original Zoning;
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(e) Map Amendment (Rezoning);
(f) Planned Unit Development (PUD);
(g) Historic (H) Overlay Designation;
(h) Site Plan; and
(i) Variance.
II.
Chapter 11, Section 11.301(5)(a), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.301 REVIEW PROCEDURES
(5) Public Notice Requirements
The purpose of this section is to establish the minimum requirements for notice where
required in this Chapter. Unless otherwise specified, when notice is required in this
Chapter pursuant to Section 11.301, the notice required is as set forth in subsection (a) and
(b) below.
(a) Published Notice -General
(i) A distinctive Public Hearing Notice shall be placed by the Zoning
Administrator at least once in a local official newspaper of general
circulation within the City, as designated by the City Council, prior to the
meeting, for the purpose of notifying the public of the time and place of
such public hearing and the substance of the public hearing agenda items
that may be considered or reviewed.
(ii) The public hearing notice shall be placed according to the following
deadlines:
1. Planning and Zoning Commission — Ten days prior to public
hearing
2. City Council — Fifteen days prior to public hearing.
(iii) Published notices shall contain at least the following specific information:
1. The general location of land that is the subject of the application
and/or a location map;
2. The legal description or street address;
3. The substance of the application, including the magnitude of
proposed development and the current zoning district;
4. The time, date and location of the public hearing;
5. A phone number to contact the City; and
6. A statement that interested parties may appear at the public
hearing.
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III.
Chapter 11, Section 11.301(5)(b), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.301 REVIEW PROCEDURES
(5) Public Notice Requirements
(b) Mailed Notice
(i) Mailed notices shall be mailed according to the following deadlines:
1. Zoning Board of Adjustment - Ten days prior to public hearing
2. Planning and Zoning Commission - Ten days prior to public
hearing
3. City Council - Fifteen days prior to public hearing.
(ii) Mailed notices shall contain at least the following specific information:
1. The general location of land that is the subject of the application
and/or a location map;
2. The legal description or street address;
3. The substance of the application, including the magnitude of
proposed development and the current zoning district;
4. The time, date and location of the public hearing;
5. A phone number to contact the City; and
6. A statement that interested parties may appear at the public
hearing.
(iii) For proposed changes to zoning classifications or boundaries, excluding
applications for original zoning, in addition to published notice as set forth
in subsection (a), written notice shall be mailed to each owner, as
indicated by the most recently approved City tax roll, of real property
within 300 feet of the property on which a change in zoning classification
or boundary is proposed before the 10th day before the hearing date.
Notice may be served by its deposit in the U.S. mail in the City, properly
addressed with postage paid.
IV.
Chapter 11, Section 11.410(3)(a), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
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11.410 C-2 (LOCAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT
(3) Density and Development Standards
(a) C-2 (Local Commercial) Density & Development Standards
Densit & Develo • ment Standards for C-2 (Local Commercial
Description
Minimum Lot Area
1)
Requirement
N/A
Minimum Lot Width
50 ft.
Minimum Setback from Street (ROW)
20 ft.
Minimum Rear Setback
0 or 10 ft. (2)
Minimum Rear Setback abutting SF & TF Lots
50 or 100 ft. (3)
Minimum Side Setback
0 or 10 ft. (2)
Minimum Side Setback abutting SF & TF Lots
50 or 100 ft. (3)
Minimum Setback for Accessory Building
0 or 5 ft .(4) (6)
Maximum Height of Principal Building
2 stories
Maximum Height of Accessory Building
15 ft.
Maximum Height of Fence within Street Yard
3 ft. (5)
Maximum Height of Fence outside Street Yard
8 ft. (5)
"' Special purpose lots, including but not limited to landscape lots and utility lots, may be exempted from these requirements.
(2) Setback shall be 10 ft., except that common walls are not required to have a setback. The setback may be increased
based on current fire and building codes.
(3) For all properties abutting SF & TF lots, with buildings no more than one story in height, 50 ft. setback. For all
properties abutting SF & TF lots with buildings greater than one story, 100 ft. setback. Setbacks abutting SF & TF lots
shall include a 15 ft. landscaped buffer. No other use is permitted within the buffer. Landscaping shall be in accordance
with Section 11.501.
`4' The setback shall be 5 ft., except that common walls are not required to have a setback.
`5' All fences shall provide a finished face to abutting streets.
(6' Accessory buildings and structures are not permitted in any street yard.
v.
Chapter 11, Section 11.410(3)(h), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.410 C-2 (LOCAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT
(3) Density and Development Standards
(h) Special Conditions for Sites Larger Than Two Acres in Area
Commercial development on sites that exceed two acres may be permitted,
provided such sites are comprehensively designed as a village center in accordance
with the standards below and in addition to the design standards found in (4)
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below. Such projects are subject to site plan approval. Sites with fifty (50)
percent or greater frontage on an arterial roadway are not required to be designed
as a village center or meet the standards provided below.
(i) The buildings shall be oriented around a green, plaza, or other public
open space.
(ii) Site plan shall be pedestrian oriented with sidewalks and walkways
connecting buildings, plazas, and parking.
(iii) No parking in primary street yard (includes the street yard that the green
is oriented to).
1. There shall be 100 percent landscaping in primary street yard
(excluding side -walk and plaza).
2. Secondary street yards shall have a 15 ft. landscaped strip
adjacent to the right-of-way.
(iv) Parking shall be located on the sides or rear of buildings.
(v) Exterior pedestrian covered walkways are required and shall be placed
adjacent to or attached to buildings.
VI.
Chapter 11, Section 11.411(3)(a), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.411 OF (OFFICE) DISTRICT
(3) Density and Development Standards
(a) OF (Office) Density & Development Standards
Density & Development Standards for OF
Description
$Office) '
Requirement
Minimum Lot Area
N/A
Minimum Lot Width
50 ft.
Minimum Setback from Street (ROW)
20 ft.
Minimum Rear Setback
0 or 10 ft.°
Minimum Rear Setback abutting SF&TF Lots
50 or 100 ft. (3)
Minimum Side Setback
0 or 10 ft.(2
Minimum Side Setback abutting SF&TF Lots
50 or 100 ft. (3)
Minimum Setback for Accessory Building
0 or 5 ft. (4) (6)
Maximum Height of Principal Building
2 stories
Maximum Height of Accessory Building
15 ft.
Maximum Height of Fence within Street Yard
3 ft. (5)
Maximum Height of Fence outside Street Yard
8 ft. (5)
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"' Special purpose lots, including but not limited to landscape lots and utility lots, may be exempted
from these requirements.
(2) Setback shall be 10 ft., except that common walls are not required to have a setback. The setback
may be increased based on current fire and building codes.
(s) For all properties abutting SF & TF lots, with buildings no more than one story in height, 50 ft. setback .
For all properties abutting SF & TF Tots with buildings greater than one story, 100 ft. setback. Setbacks abutting
SF & TF lots shall include a 15 ft. landscaped buffer. No other use is permitted within the buffer.
Landscaping shall be in accordance with Section 11.501.
'4) The setback shall be 5 ft., except that no setback is required for common walls.
`5' All fences shall provide a finished face to abutting streets.
(6) Accessory buildings or structures are not permitted in any street yard.
VII.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(4)(b), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(4) Bed and Breakfast
(b) A bed and breakfast located in a SF -2 district shall be subject to the following
additional standards.
(i) A bed and breakfast located in a SF -2 district shall be in the Downtown
Development Area.
(ii) The operator of the Bed and Breakfast shall be a full-time resident of the
dwelling in which the Bed and Breakfast establishment is housed.
(iii) A maximum of four guest rooms shall be provided in any one bed and
breakfast establishment.
(iv) No exterior evidence of the bed and breakfast shall be allowed, except for
one attached sign no larger than twelve square feet.
VIII.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(8)(b), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
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11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(8) Day Care
(b) Day care facilities located in C-2 and OF districts may not exceed 5,000 square
feet, unless the site has fifty (50) percent or greater frontage on an arterial
roadway, in which case the day care facility may not exceed 7,500 square feet.
IX.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(9)(b), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(9) Eating Establishments
(b)
Eating establishments permitted in the C-2 district are subject to the following
requirements:
(i) On sites smaller than two acres, the gross floor area shall not exceed
2,500 square feet for eating establishments.
(ii) On sites larger than two acres, the gross floor area of each eating
establishment shall not exceed 5,000 square feet.
(iii) On sites with fifty (50) percent or greater frontage on an arterial roadway,
the gross floor area for eating establishments shall not exceed 7,500
square feet.
(iv) No drive-through service is allowed.
(v) Signs shall not be internally illuminated.
X.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(14), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
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11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(14) Office
Office uses in the C-2 district are subject to the following requirements:
(a) On sites smaller than two acres, office uses shall not exceed 2,500 square feet of
gross floor area.
(b) On sites larger than two acres, office uses shall not exceed 5,000 square feet of
gross floor area.
(c) On sites with fifty (50) percent or greater frontage on an arterial roadway, office
uses shall not exceed 10,000 square feet of gross floor area.
XI.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(21)(b), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(21) Retail Sales and Service
(b) C-2 District
Retail sales and service uses in the C-2 district are subject to the following
requirements:
(i) On sites smaller than two acres, retail sales and service uses shall be
limited to 2,500 square feet of gross floor area. No drive-through
facilities are permitted.
(ii) On sites larger than two acres, retail sales and service uses shall be
limited to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area. No drive-through
facilities are permitted.
(iii) On sites with fifty (50) percent or greater frontage on an arterial roadway,
retail sales and service uses shall be limited to 7,500 square feet of gross
floor area. Drive-through facilities are permitted for banks as long as
there is an intervening building that effectively screens the drive-through
area, including stacking spaces, from adjacent residences.
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XII.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(24), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(24) Single -Family Attached and Single -Family Detached Dwelling Units in C-1 and C -la
Single -Family Attached (2 dwelling units) and Single -Family detached dwelling units in
the C-1 and C -la districts are permitted only in the Downtown Development Area.
XIII.
Chapter 11, Section 11.423(26)(a), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.423 SUPPLEMENTARY USE STANDARDS
(26) Upper Story Residential
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) below, upper story residential uses are
permitted subject to the following standards.
(i) In the C-1 and C -la districts, upper story residential is permitted only in
the Downtown Development Area, the CT overlay, and the PV overlay.
(ii) In the C-2 district, upper story residential uses are permitted only on sites
larger than two acres.
In the C-1, C -la and C-2 districts, the residential use shall be clearly
secondary to the principal commercial use. The gross floor area of the
entire building shall include not more than 50 percent residential uses.
In the C-1, C- la and C-2 districts, separate designated parking spaces for
use by the residential units are required. Shared parking calculations shall
not be permitted.
XIV.
Chapter 11, Section 11.426(3), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
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11.426 HEIGHT AND PLACEMENT REQURIEMENTS
(3) Setbacks
Setbacks refer to the open area between the furthermost projection of a structure and the
property line of the lot on which the structure is located, except as modified by the
standards of this section.
(a) Features Allowed Within Setbacks
The following features may be located within a required setback:
(i) Trees, shrubbery or other landscape features may be located within
setbacks.
(ii) Fences and walls, provided that they are in compliance with any specific
requirements of the zoning district.
(iii) Driveways and parking pads may be located in front and street side
setbacks.
(iv) Sidewalks may be located in setbacks.
(v) Utility lines, wires and associated structures, such as power poles may be
located in setbacks.
(vi) Satellite dish antennas are treated as accessory buildings, and may not be
placed in required setbacks for accessory buildings.
(b) Corner Lot Vision Clearance
On all corner lots, nothing shall be erected, placed, planted or allowed to grow in
such a manner to impede vision between a height of three feet and ten feet above
the centerline grades of the intersecting streets in the area bounded by the curb
lines of such corner lots and a line joining points along the curb lines 40 feet from
the point of the intersection. See Section 11.501 for additional requirements.
(c) Contextual Setbacks
Where 51 percent or more of the frontage within a block is occupied or partially
occupied by a building or buildings with front yards of less depth than required
by this Chapter, the remainder of that block may be developed by observing the
established front yard line, if approval thereof is granted by the Zoning
Administrator.
(d) Special Setbacks
Where setback lines have been established on any street by the appropriate
approval authority of a subdivision plat, such setback lines shall prevail over the
front setbacks of the underlying zoning district if greater than those required by
the underlying zoning district.
(e) Structures Built Over Property Lines
Where structures are built over one or more property lines and the lots are owned
by the same Person, the setback requirements applicable to the property lines
crossed do not apply.
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XV.
Chapter 11, Section 11.502(5)(a), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.502 OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING
(5) Downtown Development Area Special Requirements
(a) The property owners of all properties located within the Downtown Development
Area which are zoned C-1 (General Commercial) and are adjacent to streets with
rights-of-way 80 feet wide or greater, other than Round Rock Avenue, Mays
Street, and South Lampasas Street from Bagdad Street to the alleyway between
Bagdad Street and East Main Street, shall be permitted to utilize said rights-of-way
for on -street parking spaces to meet the City's parking requirements.
XVI.
Chapter 11, Section 11.505(3), Code of Ordinances (1995
Edition), City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
11.505 OUTDOOR DISPLAY AND STORAGE
(3) Categories of Outdoor Display and Storage
(a) Outdoor Display
(i) Outdoor display is display of items actively for sale.
(ii) Outdoor display shall be allowed adjacent to a principal building wall and
except as provided below, extend to a distance no greater than 10 feet
from the wall. Such display shall not be permitted to block windows,
entrances or exits, and shall not impair the ability of pedestrians to use the
sidewalks.
(iii) Outdoor display located more than 10 feet from the wall of a principal
building shall be fenced in by a masonry, wrought iron or similar material
fence/wall. The location and fencing of such a display shall be approved
by the Planning Director.
(iv) Outdoor display in the OS district shall only be permitted in metropolitan
and regional parks.
(v) Outdoor display in the Downtown Development Area and in the MU -la
district may be permitted in limited quantities provided it does not impede
pedestrian traffic.
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XVII.
Chapter 11, Section 11.802, Code of Ordinances (1995 Edition),
City of Round Rock, Texas, is hereby amended to delete the
definition for "Downtown Reinvestment Zone" and add the definition
for "Downtown Development Area" as follows:
11.802 DEFINITIONS
Downtown Development
Area
The downtown development area is defined geographically
beginning with the eastern edge of the northbound frontage road
of Interstate Highway 35 where it crosses the approximate center
line of Brushy Creek, then proceeding south along said edge of
the northbound frontage road to the approximate center line of
Lake Creek, then proceeding southeast along the approximate
center line of Lake Creek to the approximate center line of the
northern most track of the Union Pacific Railroad, then
proceeding northeast along the approximate center line of the
northern most track of the Union Pacific Railroad to the western
line of the original P.A. Holder Survey, then proceeding north
along said western line of the survey (east of College Street) to
the approximate center line of Brushy Creek, then proceeding
west along the approximate center line of Brushy Creek to the
eastern edge of the northbound frontage road of Interstate
Highway 35, being the point of beginning.
XVIII.
A. All ordinances, parts of ordinances, or resolutions in
conflict herewith are expressly repealed.
B. The invalidity of any section or provision of this
ordinance shall not invalidate other sections or provisions
thereof.
C. The City Council hereby finds and declares that written
notice of the date, hour, place and subject of the meeting at which
this Ordinance was adopted was posted and that such meeting was
open to the public as required by law at all times during which
this Ordinance and the subject matter hereof were discussed,
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considered and formally acted upon, all as required by the Open
Meetings Act, Chapter 551, Texas Government Code, as amended.
READ and APPROVED on first reading this the day of
, 2006.
READ, APPROVED and ADOPTED on �g eadin this the
day of ..rJ
AT
, 2006.
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City Round Rock, Texas
CHRISTINE R. MARTINEZ, City Secretar
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DATE: February 2, 2006
SUBJECT: City Council Meeting - February 9, 2006
ITEM: 9.A.5. Consider an ordinance amending Chapter 11, Zoning, of the City of
Round Rock Code of Ordinances. (First Reading)
Department: Planning and Community Development Department
Staff Person: Jim Stendebach, Director
Justification:
Below is a summary of proposed text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. The amendments
attempt to resolve a number of recurring issues staff has encountered since the adoption of the
Zoning Ordinance in May 2002.
Application Completeness Requirements
Staff proposes to require a pre -application conference for site plan and variance proposals.
Section 11.301(2) of the Zoning Ordinance requires applicants to request a pre -application
conference for all procedures contained within the Zoning Ordinance with the exception of site
plan and variance procedures. These procedures were inadvertently omitted when the Zoning
Ordinance was adopted. Staff would like to add these procedures, since the pre -application
process is an important step in ensuring application completeness.
Public notice requirements for the Zoning Board of Adjustment
Section 11.301(5) of the Zoning Ordinance requires both mailed notices and published newspaper
notices for public hearings relating to applications made to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
(ZBA). The ZBA renders decisions on requests for variances and special exceptions. Since ZBA
applications are specific to particular tracts of land and affect the interests of abutters, as
opposed to the city at Targe, our legal staff has recommended that the requirement for published
notice be removed from the Zoning Ordinance. This will ensure consistency between the Zoning
Ordinance and the Texas Local Government Code.
Name change for Downtown Reinvestment Zone to Downtown Development Area
Existing regulations in the Zoning Ordinance delineate a section of downtown Round Rock as the
Downtown Reinvestment Zone. The area is roughly bounded by IH -35 to the west, Brushy Creek
to the north, the Union Pacific rail road line to the south, and the western line of the P.A. Holder
Survey to the east (east of College Street).
The Downtown Reinvestment Zone was originally adopted in 1995 for the purpose of defining the
area of the downtown eligible for participation in a City tax abatement program. The program
offered tax abatements for new construction and redevelopment projects that met City Council
approved design criteria.
The tax abatement program has since expired, but the area remains important for zoning
purposes since City Council has attached several development regulations to it. These regulations
are in no way related to the original tax abatement program. For example, specific provisions for
upper -story residential construction and bed and breakfasts, among others, are attached to this
section of the downtown.
9.A.5. Continued
Since the term "reinvestment zone" has tax implications per state legislation, our legal staff has
recommended that the area be renamed to avoid potential confusion regarding the area's
purpose. Accordingly, staff proposes the area be renamed the "Downtown Development Area."
The proposal before you amends all references to the Downtown Reinvestment Zone and replaces
them with the new name. In addition, staff proposes the inclusion of a new definition that
precisely defines the geographic area.
Setback requirements for structures crossing one or more property lines
Section 11.426(3) of the Zoning Ordinance outlines setback requirements. Staff proposes to add
a provision that addresses setback requirements for structures built over one or more property
lines. Setback requirements applicable to the crossed property line(s) will no longer apply.
However, setbacks will still apply along the perimeter of the lots. This provision is being added to
clarify the obvious problem of enforcing setbacks on buildings that straddle property lines.
Changes to C-2 (Local Commercial) and OF (Office) zoning districts
Both the C-2 and OF districts include a number of development standards intended to ensure
compatibility with nearby residential neighborhoods. Unfortunately, the height and size
limitations have proven to be overly restrictive and have limited the usefulness of the districts,
particularly along arterial roadways. To address these issues, staff is proposing to increase the
size limitations of day cares, eating establishments, offices and retail sales and services.
Staff is also proposing to eliminate the requirement to use the "village" design format for C-2
sites along arterial roadways. The configuration of the village design, with the buildings pulled up
close to the street, works well in a pedestrian environment, but is not so practical when located
on a busy arterial roadway, such as US 79 or FM 1460. Along the same lines, staff is also
proposing to allow drive-through banks on arterial roadways as long as the drive-through lanes
are screened from any adjacent residences.
Additionally, staff is proposing to alter the height and setback regulations for the C-2 and OF
districts. For the C-2 district, staff is proposing to make the allowable height dependent on the
size of the setback rather than on the size of the lot (i.e. a 50 -foot setback for one-story
buildings, and a 100 -foot setback for two-story buildings). This change guarantees an
appropriate separation between a two-story building and adjacent residences. Similarly, staff is
proposing to allow two stories in the OF district using the same setback requirements.
Funding:
Cost: N/A
Source of funds: N/A
Outside Resources: N/A
Background Information:
The Zoning Ordinance was adopted by City Council in May 2002. Staff regularly reviews the
ordinance to ensure its effectiveness and operational efficiencies.
Public Comment:
Public notice was posted and a public hearing was held in accordance with the City of Round
Rock's Zoning Ordinance at the Planning and Zoning Commission on January 11, 2006.