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March 2018 DENTON CODE 203 030 AGE GENDA Project Overview Review Administration & Procedures Next Steps Discussion & Questions CL CLARIO RION ASSOCIATES National consulting practice (25+ years) Planners,


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DENTON CODE 203 030

March 2018

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AGE GENDA

  • Project Overview
  • Review Administration & Procedures
  • Next Steps
  • Discussion & Questions
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CL CLARIO RION ASSOCIATES

  • National consulting practice

(25+ years)

  • Planners, attorneys, designers,

landscape architects

  • Innovative, user-friendly zoning

codes and plans

  • Texas experience: Arlington,

Austin, Cedar Hill, Irving, Rowlett, San Antonio

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PROJ OJECT OV OVER ERVIE VIEW

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WH WHAT IS THE DDC?

The Denton Development Code (DDC) answers important questions:

  • What can I build?
  • Where can I build it?
  • What activities are allowed?
  • How big and what level of quality is

required?

  • How do I get approved?
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GO GOALS – WRITE A CODE THAT IS…

  • User-friendly
  • Clear and concise
  • Efficient
  • Streamlined
  • Consistent with

Denton Plan 2030

  • Aligned with state

statutes

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TASKS & & TIMELINE

Draft New DDC DDC C Adoptio ion Project t Initi tiation

In Progress Summer 2018

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DRAFTIN ING THE NEW W DDC

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Zoning Districts and Use Regulations

  • What can I do on my property?
  • Where can I do it?
  • How much / how big?

Development Standards

  • What level of quality is required?
  • What about redevelopment?

Administration and Procedures

  • How do I get a project approved?
  • Are there exceptions?
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DRAFTIN ING THE NEW W DDC

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Adoption Draft

  • Staff Review
  • Public

Meetings

  • Adoption
  • Final Code

Consolidated Draft Spring 2018

  • Staff Draft
  • Public Draft
  • Staff Draft
  • Public Draft
  • Staff Draft
  • Public Draft
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DRAFTIN ING THE NEW W DDC

Subchapter 1 – General Standards Subchapter 2 – Administration and Procedures Subchapter 3 – Zoning Districts Subchapter 4 – Overlay and Historic Districts Subchapter 5 – Use Regulations Subchapter 6 – Development Standards Subchapter 7 – Subdivision Regulations Subchapter 8 – Definitions

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YO YOUR R ROLE?

  • Help compress timeframe for council

consideration of new Code

  • Assist in analysis of existing code

– Successes and challenges

  • Attend meetings with staff/consultant team
  • Review and comment on incremental drafts
  • Attend and participate in public meetings
  • Provide continual outreach to and feedback

from colleagues

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ADMIN INIST ISTRAT ATION ION & & PROC OCEDUR URES ES

Module 2:

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Admin minist stra ratio ion & & Pr Proce cedure res - Go Goal als

  • Align procedures with state law (TLGC)
  • Streamline process where possible
  • Relocate administrative and technical

information outside the DDC

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Subch bchapt pter 1: Ge Genera ral l Stan andard rds

  • Title and Effective Date
  • Purpose
  • Authority, Applicability,

and Jurisdiction

  • Nonconforming

Situations

  • Enforcement
  • Transition from Prior

Regulations

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Subch bchapt pter 2: Admin ministra ration & & Pr Proce cedures

  • Purpose & organization
  • Summary table
  • Review & decision-making

bodies

  • Common review

procedures

  • Development permits
  • Subdivisions
  • Plan & code amendments
  • Flexibility & relief
  • Historic preservation
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2.3 Revie iew & & Decis cisio ion-Maki king Bodie ies

  • City Council
  • Planning & Zoning Commission
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment
  • Historic Landmark Commission
  • City Administration
  • Development Advisory Committee
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2.4 Co Comm mmon Review w Pr Proce cedure res

  • Apply to multiple application types.
  • Prevent repetition (and potential inconsistency).
  • Specific application procedures refer back to

common review procedures.

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2.5 Develo lopment Pe Perm rmits its & & Pr Proce cedures

  • Site Plan Review
  • Specific Use Permit
  • Temporary Use Permit
  • Change of Use Permit [new]
  • Gas Well Development Site Plan
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2.5.1 Site Pl Plan an Review

  • Codify (and simplify) site plan procedures
  • Clarify amendment process
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2.5.1 Site Pl Plan an Review Thr hreshold lds

  • New construction.
  • Reconstruction after

voluntary demolition.

  • Residential expansion by 10

dwelling units or 10%.

  • Mixed use expansion by more

than 2,000 square feet, 10 dwelling units, or 10%.

  • Nonresidential expansion by

2,000 square feet or 20% of total square footage.

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2.5.4 Ch Chan ange of Use Pe Perm rmit it [new]

  • Really, “certificate of use” (to distinguish

from building code)

  • Tool for staff to evaluate whether

changes of use comply with zoning standards.

  • May also serve as a “certificate of zoning

compliance.”

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2.6 Subd bdiv ivisi sion Pr Proce cedure res

  • Administratively

Approved Plat

  • General Development

Plan

  • Preliminary Plat
  • Final Plat
  • Conveyance Plat
  • Development Plat
  • Replat
  • Vacating Plat
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2.7 Pl Plan an an and DDC C Ame mendme ments

  • Comprehensive Plan

Amendment

  • Zoning Amendment:

– Map – Rezone to PD – Text

  • Annexation
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2.7.3 Pl Planned Developm pment Updates

  • Replaces current Master Planned Community

(MPC) and zoning overlays.

  • Consolidate three-stage submittal into one.
  • Require conceptual

schematic at pre- application conference.

  • Demonstrate public

benefit to justify the increased flexibility.

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2.8 Flexibi bili lity y & & Reli lief f Pr Proce cedures

  • Variance
  • Minor Modification [new]
  • Appeal of Administrative Decision
  • Alternative ESA Plan
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2.8.2 Mi Minor Mo Modifi ificatio ions

  • Replaces current Alternative Development Plan

(ADP) procedure.

  • Allows staff (or applicable decision-making body)

to approve minor modifications or deviations from dimensional and numeric standards based on set

  • f qualifying criteria.
  • Does NOT allow:

– Increases in density – Change in uses – Deviation from use-specific standards, floodplain regulations, or sensitive area protections – Modification of requirements for public improvements

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Mi Minor r Mo Modifi ifica cations

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Mo Module le 2: Admin inis istra ration & & Pr Proce cedure res

  • March 27 - City Council Work Session
  • March 28 - Advisory Committee Meeting
  • March 28 - Stakeholder Meetings
  • March 28 - Special Called P&Z Work

Session

  • March 28 - Public Open House
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Next Up - Mo Module 3: Developm pment Stan andard rds

  • April 17 - City Council

Work Session

  • April 18 - Advisory

Committee Meeting

  • April 18 - Stakeholder

Meetings

  • April 18 - Special Called

P&Z Work Session

  • April 18 - Public Open

House

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Next Up – Zonin ing Map Map

  • Goal: Develop new zoning map

– Apply the updated lineup of zoning districts – Implement Denton Plan 2030 future land use map

  • Communities can adopt a new

zoning map at same time as the new DDC or afterwards

– Pros/cons of both approaches

  • Staff is developing a consistent

methodology for updating the map

  • The public review process:

– Should allow for appeals to initial designations – May result in updates to the draft DDC (use tables, standards, etc.)

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Next Up – Zonin ing Map Map Pu Publi blic Open House ses

  • April 23 – Council District 1*
  • April 26 – Council District 2*
  • May 2 – Citywide (Development

Services)

  • May 3 – Citywide (Development

Services)

  • May 7 – Council District 3*
  • May 10 – Council District 4*
  • May 12 – Citywide (Civic Center)

*meeting location TBD

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P&Z and City Council Work rk Sessions/Publ blic Hear arings

  • Late May to Early August
  • City Communication Channels
  • Multiple Work Sessions:

– Module 1 – Module 2 – Module 3

  • Required Public Hearing Notification
  • Letters (mailed to all property owners)
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Wh Where re Ca Can Yo You Find Mo More Info form rmatio ion?

  • www.dentoncode2030.com
  • Mailed postcards
  • Print & digital advertisements
  • Press releases
  • Email blasts
  • City’s social

media feeds

  • City newsletter
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SEND COMMENTS TO: pz@cityofdenton.com PROJECT WEBSITE: www.dentoncode2030