HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994 Ordinance No. 010ORDINANCE NO. lf2.
SERIES OF 1994
BY AUTHORITY
COUNCIL BILL NO. 11
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER HABENICHT
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 16, OF THE E NGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO ADULT USES.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Cou.,cil approved Ordinance No . 44 , Series of 1981,
which pertain to adult bu.sinesses in the City of Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, adult businesses in the City of Englewood require apecial 1upervi1ion
from publir. safety and health agencies in order to protect and preserve the health, safety and
welfare of the patrons of such businesses as well as the citizens of the City; and
WHEREAS , the City Council and staff have reviewed reports concerning land use
studies o·r summaries concerning the secondary effects of adult businesses in other citier
a round the United States including, but not limited to , Garden Grove, California (1991);
Phoenix, Arizona (1986 ); Minneapolis, Minnesota (1980); Houston, Texas (1983);
Indianapoli s, Indiana (1984); Amarillo, Texas (197 7); Los Angeles, California (1977);
Cle,•eland, Ohio (1 977); Austin, Texas (1986); Seattle, Washington (1989); Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma (1 986); Be a umont, Texas (1982 ); Whittier, California (1978); and Adams County ,
Colorado ; and
WHEREAS , from a review of these studies and surveys and testimony heard, there is
con .. -inc ing documented evidence that adult businesses, because of their very nature, have a
de leterious effect on both the existing bu.sinesses around them and the surrounding
residential areas adjacent to them, caWling among other adverse &ee0ndary effects,
in a eased crime and a depreciation of property values; and
WHEREAS, it is recognized that adult businesses, due to their nature, have serious
obj ectionable operational characteristics, particularly when they are operating in close
proximity to each other, thereby contributing to crime, lower property values, urban blight
and downgrading of the quality of life in the acljacent area; and
WHEREAS, increased crime and un~1 t althy conduct tend to accompany , concentrate
around and be aggravated by adult bu sinesse• including, but not limited to, prostitution,
pandering, exposing minors. to harmful mater ial&, possession and distributi on of gh scene
materials and child pornography, possession and sale of controlled substances and violent
crimes aga~st per10n s and property ; and
WHEREAS , the Council desires to minimize and control these adverse se condary
effects and th•reby protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens by pn.tating the
citizens fr om incrused crime ; preserving the quality of life . property values and tr.e
characu.r of ne iv,nborhoods and busine sses; deterring the spread of urban blight ; and
prot ectin g aga inst. the spread of commun icable and social diseases; and
WHEREAS, the Council has considered the deci sions of the United States Supreme
Co urt and the Colorado Supreme Court regarding regulation of adult busines ses, including
bu1~ not Hmited to , Young v American Mini ·Theotres Inc 427 U.S. 50 (1976) ~ 429
U.S. 8 73; Renton y PJmiroe Theatres , 475 U.S. 41 Cl 986l ~ 475 U.S. ll32;
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FW/PBS los x P•Uu 493 U.S. 215 (1990); 5•rnes x Glen Theatre U .S. -111 S. CL
2456 (199ll: 725QCgm x Booal oCGouoty cm ·n-799 P.2d 917 (Colo. 1990l: Beaosx 5•cvisu
x BgonJ gfCgupty Cgm ·a 819 P.2d 1049 (Colo. 1991); and Sgnt.g Fe Bggh ,I; Video las x
The Cjty gf Englewgod Civil Action No . 93 -M-508; and
WHEREAS, it is not the intent of the Council to condone or legitimize the distribution
of obscene material, and the Council recognizes that state law prohibits the distribution of
obacene materials and eJ<J)ectJ and encourages law enforcement officials to enforce state
obscenity statutes against such illegal activities in the City;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
~ Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 12, Subsection C, of the Englewood Municipal Code
1985 is hereby amended, to read as follows:
16-4--12 B-2 BUSINESS DIS'llUCT:
C . Permitted Principal Uses. No build ing, structure, or land shall be used, and no
bui lding or structure shall be erected , structurally altered, enlarged or maintained
unless otherwise provided for in this Ordinance, except for one or more of the
following us es :
l . Any use permitted in the B-1 Business District.
2.
3.
Animal hospitals, ken,,els to be enclosed and runs enclosed by P ~nee six
(6 ') fee t high.
Auction houses.
4. Automobile leasing.
5. Automol:,ile sales at retail by a dealer licen sed by the Stat.e of Colorado,
includ ing services and accessories.
6. Drive-in eating or drinking establishments.
7. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SHALL BE PERMITTED SO LONG AS IT
COMPLIES WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS :
a . NO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT OR SERVICE FACILITY SHALL BE
LOCATED ON ANY SITE UNLESS SUCH SITE IS NOT LESS THAN
THE CISTANCE LIMITATION AS REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION.
(1) ON'.,; THOUSAND FEET (1,000') FROM THE LOCATION OF
ANOTHER ,SUCH AD ULT ENTERTAINMENT OR Gl:RVJCE
FACILITY.
(2 ) FIVE HUNDRED FEET (500') FROM THE BOUNDARY LINE
OF ANY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT DEFINED IN THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, AS AMENDED ,
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED T l't , R-.1-A, R-1 -B, R-1-C, R-1 ,
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R-2-C, R-3 OR R-4 OR SIMILAR RESIDENTIAL WNE
DISTRICT IN AN AREA ADJOINING THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD. OR ANY RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION, PUBLIC
PARK, PUBLIC LIBRARY, COMMUNITY CENTER, OR
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, WHETHER WITHIN OR
WITHOUT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
b. MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCE. ALL DISTANCES PROVIDED
HEREIN SHALL BE MEASURED AS FOLLOWS:
(l l WITH RESPECT TO THE DISTANCE BETWEEN A
LOCATION FOR WHICH AN ADULT E'.'ITERTAINMENT OR
SERVICE FACILITY IS PROPOSED AND A LOCATION
WHERE SUCH A FACILITY EXISTS, THE DISTANCE SHALL
BE MEASURED BY FOLLOWING A STRAIGHT L INE FROM
THE NEAREST POINT OF THE PROPERTY LI NE OF THE
PROPOSED LICENSED PREMISES TO THE NEAREST POINT
OF THE PROPERTY LINE OF THE EXISTING LICENSED
PREMISES.
(2 ) WITH RESPECT TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE BOUND, Y
LINE OF A RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT OR ANY RELIGIOT.:S
INSTITUT IO N, PUBLIC PARK, PUBLIC LIBRARY,
COMM UNI TY CENTER, OR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION,
THE DISTANCE SHALL BE MEASURED BY FOLLl)WING A
STRAIGHT LINE FROM THE NEAREST POlNT OF THE
PROPERTY LDIE OF THE PROPOSED LICENSED PREl\flSES
TO THE NEAREST POINT OF THE DISTRICT BOUNDARY
LINE ; OR 1N THE CASE OF A RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION,
PUBLIC PARK. PUB LIC LIBRARY, COMMUNITY CENTER,
OR EDUCATIO NAL INSTITUTION, THE DISTANCE SHALL
BE MEASURED BY FOLLOWING A STRAIGHT LINE FROM
THE NEAREST POJ )l.'T OF THE PROPERTY LINE OF THE
PROPOSED LICfu'>'SED PREMISES TO THE NEAREST POl)l."T
OF THE PROPERTY LINE OF A RELIGIOUS INS TITUTIO N ,
PUBLIC PARK, PUBLIC LIBRARY, COMMUNITY CENTER,
OR EDUCATIO:-AL INSTITUTION.
(3) WHERE THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF AN ADULT
ENTERTAI NM E:-."T OR SERVICE FACILITY JS A VACANT
PARCEL OF LAND UPON WHICH NO PERMIT HAS BEEN
ISSUED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING, ALL
DISTANCES SHALL BE MEASURED FROM ·~HE NEAREST
PO11'"T OF THE PROPERTY LINE OF THE LAND PROPOSED
AS A LOCATION FOR AN ADULT ENTERTAJNMENT OR
SERVICE FACJLJTY. WHERE THE PROPO S ED LOCATION
OF AN ADULT E.",'TERTAJNMENT OR SERVICE FACILITY IS
A VACANT PARCEL OF LAND UPON WHI C H A PERMIT HAS
BEEN ISSUED FDR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
PEIUMNENT BUILDING FOR SUCH USE, ALL DISTANCES
SHALL B"E MEASURED FROM THE NEAREST POINT OF THE
PROPERTY Ll:-IE AS SHOWN ON THE SURV EY OF SUCH
PARCEL OF LAND .
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~ 8. Feed •·.r, aeed store• (excluding the 11le or ,to,.... of hay).
89. Food !°"\.or storage.
910. Hospitals a n d convalescent homes.
¾9 11. Mortuaries.
H 12. Motels.
~ 13. Pawn shops and second hand stores.
-13-14. Recreational vehicles and boats, sales or lease.
¼-f.15. ResidenLal use: must conform to the development requirements of the R-3,
High-Density Re si dence District.
16-16 . Any similar lawful use , which, in the opinion of the Commission, is not
objectionable to nearby property by reason of noise, odor , dust, smoke, fumes,
ens, heat, glare, radiation or vibration, or is not hazardous to the health and
property of the surrounding area through danger of fir, or explosion.
~-Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 12, Subsection E, of the Englewood Municipal Code
1985 is hereby amended, to read as follows:
16-1-12 B-2 BUSINESS DIS'IRICJ':
E. Co nditional Uses . Provided the public intere st is full y protected and th e fo ll owi ng
uses are approved by the Commission. Section 15-5-21 of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance .
¼, Adalt er.te,tainn,ent ond,'o. se.-~.
~lo odalt entertainment ,r se. ,iee faeilit., shall be located on on) site
ctnlcss :n1ch site is not le t;. than t:ht c¼Lt:m,ce limitation 11u rcqttired b)
thi• Seetion.
HJ One tho'10B11d f,et ( 1,000') n-om the loeation of 011o!her ,oeh
adult cnte.Wnmcnt or Krvice fe ci lit,.
~ F;.,.. hw,dred feet (600') n-on, the boandary--li~
1 csidcntia) district dcSned in Ole Comprchen:,i • c Zoning
Ordinance , as amended:, iflclttdinr, but not limit:ed be, R 91 lt4
R 1 B, R 1 G, R 2, R e G, R a, or R 4 or aimttat"-tt!idetttial
,one dist.-iet i,, on area adjoining-!he Gil) of Sng-le •ood, or
an:, relig'ious inst:itutien , public park , public libr ary ,
eofflfnw1it) center, or cducationa1 institution;-whcthcr ,.-it:JrJin
·t;.ou t the Git) ofEngle .. oocl .
I,, Mea,uremw 1 ,f di,tanee. AH diolu,ee> pro,ided herein ,hall be
measured e ~
HJ Wi!IH-eopect--to-t~tanee bet•een o loco!i1,n-fc,,..whid,-on
adult-ente-rt.-ainment or service fac iHty--i-,-proposed Md a
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leeaiien. ,1ftoro 111ch a fecibt-, fflata, Y1c ai ■ten.ee ahaH be
mea1t1retl h) fellowiflC a 1traict,, ttn.e &0111 the ncace9' pein.t of
~e propcft) line ef t:>te s,rope■ad licenaeel pre111i1e1 t,o ~e
nearut point of the pros,el"t) line or Yle ex:i11:ing Heenaeci ,._._
~ Wit,h rcapect io t:Jr,e iiist:m,ee &um tfte D0tfflftP) li,se of a
rcaieient.iel d:i:1triet er an) religfots:s inltittttien, ptthlic parh,
pt1.hlic Hhra:F), eom111tt1'1it) center, or eelt1.catio11ai inatHtttteft;
!1,e di,ta,,ce ,holl be meo,.,red i., f,,Jlo ..;ng a etraight line
from the neare,t point of the preperl) line ef tl<.e prepoeed
licen,ed premi .. , to the neare9; point of tl,c lii,t,,;ct l>ot ndar,
line, or in ti-te case of a reHg"iotsS tn1tittdion, pl:telic parlt,
~1,, con1mw,iey center, or ech1cet:ional inotitts:t:ion,
the liiota,.ce ohti!l be meo,.,red I!) 1;,lloning o ,traight line
f1om tfic ncarC:1t poia.t oft.he propert., line of tile s,aopooed
liceneed premi,eo to the ncore,t point of the propert) line ofo
relig-iot1.s institution , p ... blic parlt, pl:teHc lihrar,, eemmts:nit)
cenber , or edt1.eational inotitttt-ion .
{-31 W~erc the r,ros,oscd location of au adtt:lt entcrtaf"ment or
:Jtl"'\iee facilit) is a ,aeant parcel oflauli tt:pert ,ftieh no
pe,mit ~•• been iHlied f<>r the con,t, liction of a hliilding, all
distauces shall l,e measttred from tfte nem .ll point of U,e
proper!) line of the proper!) Hne of the la,,d propo9ed a, a
location fa, ma adttlt cnber M:inme11t or sen ice feei1it). Wfl:crc
tl-1e p1 oposcd location of an adttlt cute. tainmeat 01 lC. w ice
focilit) i, a .ocm,t parcel of land opon which a permit-ltso
Men iooued for t:hc eonat, uetion of a permm,ent btl:11ding fa,
sttch ttse, all d:istanecs shall M mea9med from the neat tlt
pomt-eftlse p,ope.., line•• ,ho•"' on the"" .C) 11hoch parcel
ef-land.
2. l. Automobile service stations shall comply with the following conditions:
a . Uses permitted. An automobile service ,talion shall be a retail place
of business engaged in the sale of motor fuels and in supplying goods
and services generally required in the operation and maintenance of
automotive vehicles and the fulfilling of motori,ts needs. Major
automotive repairs, painting, body and fender work are prohibited.
b . Building line regulations. Buildini: setback line for all structures
shall be twenty feet (20') from the property line.
c . Exterior display s and trash and storage. No display s or storage of
merchandise , automobiles, parts or refuse shall be located closer than
twenty fee : (20') from the ultimate street right-of-way line, and all
trash and refuse shall be stored in a building or within an area
enclosed b) a wall at least six feet (6') high .
d. Lighting. All'lighting sh all be designed and located so as to confine
direct rays to the premises .
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e . Outaide activity. All ac:tlvities, other than the aale of motor fuels and
the normal service, incidental therato, are prohibited outside of the
main buildinr.
f. Screening. A masonry wall shall be installed and maintained along
property lines where the prem ises abut a residential area. Such wall
shall have a total height of not less than six feet (6'), except within
twenty feet (20') of any ultimate atreet right-of-way line, when, the
height ,hall be not less than three feet (3') nor more than thre• and
one-half (3 1/2').
g . Landscaping. A landscape plan in conformance with Section 16-4-18
of this Title shall be su bmitted with the application fo r the Conditional
Use .
a. 2. Motor vehicle repaur busine sses, not including body or fender work ,
dism antli ng or collision repa ir , and provided that:
a . :\-toter vel-.:cles being serviced or stored while wa iting to be serviced or
called for are not park ed on streets, all eys, public si dewalks or
perking strips.
b . All work is performed within an enclooed stn1cture.
c . N o materials or parts are deposi ted or S' • 1 ed on the pre mises out sid e
of an en clo sed structure.
d. Any area subject to wheeled traffic or storage is screened from
acijacen t or acijo ining residential di stricts by a clo sed-face wood
fence , or block or brick wall .
e . Landsc a ping. A land sc a pe plan in conformance with the Landscape
Ordinance , Section 16 -4-18 of this Titl e, shall be submitted with the
a p plica ti on fo r th e Conditional Use.
4c 3. Motor vehicle laundry or polish ing busin es s, which shall compl y with the
following conditions:
a . A minimum of three (3 ) parking spaces shall be provided on the site
for each washing stall.
b . The si te 1ha)I be paved to the specifications of the Department of Public
Workl .
c . All waste wet.tr shell be di scharged into the sanitary sewer line all.er
having been run through a sand trap .
d . All lights used to ill um inate the area shall be di rected away from
adjacen t residential prop erties .
e. Land scaping. A landscap ing plan in conforman ce with the
Landscape Ordinance, Section 16-4-18 of this Titl e, shall be submitted
with th e ap plica ti on for t.h e co nd itio nal us e.
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6. 4 . Amusement establiahments including, but not limited to, billiard halls,
bowling alleys, coin-operated pmes, dance halls, electronic or lrideo game1,
night clubs, outdoor commercial recreational facilities, pool halls or skating
rinks.
~ Title 16, Chapter 4 , Section 13, Subsection C, Paragraph 1, of the Englewood
Municipal Code 1985 i1 hereby amended, to read as follows, and all other
portions of this Subsection ahall remain unchanged:
16-4-13 1-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
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16-4-13
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C . Permitted Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no
structure shall be designed. erected, altered, used or occupi ed , exce pt
for one or more of the following uses:
(1) Any use permitted ia the B-2 Business Di s trict excluding
residential use except as pennitted in subsecti on C2, mobile home
parks. EACH PER?d.JTTED USE FROM THE B-2 ZONE DISTRICT
MUST ALSO COMPLY WITH ALL THE RESTRICTIONS AND
REQUffiEMENTS SET FORTH IN THE SECTION ESTABLISHING
OR ALLOWING THE PERMITIED USE UNLESS SPECIFICALLY
MODIFIED BY THIS SECTION.
Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 13, Subsection J, Paragra ph 1, parts b, c,
and d , of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985 are hereby amended , to
read as follows and al l other portion s of th is Subsection sha11 remain
unchangei:
1-1 LIGHT INDU!>"TIUAL DISTRICT
Adult e11tx:1tainment 01 SCI ,ioe facilit:,. ~lo adult entx:rtainn1ent 01
oe1 ,ice facilit:, ,hall be located on to1) •ite wile•• ,uch ,i te i• not le"
~au the distm1ce limitatio11 as , equired b) this Section .
One tl,ousm,d feet 11 ,008 ") "'""' t¾Je location of m,otl,er ,uch facilit),
1tM
Fi.e hundred feet E689") r.0111 tile bounder, line of an) re: ,dential
~ned in ~t Compacflenai.c &.niug Ordinatsce, inchiding,
I,,,+;-• -~-limited to , R l ,+,, R 1 B, R I G, R 2, R 2 C , R 2 GIS.P.S., Ra,
M" .H--4 o. 3imilar zone district H'S m, are ]joining the Cit, of
Englewood , or 8:11) religiou!\ in3tit ution , public parlt , public Hbral'),
eommunit) center, or educ.,.jonal in:Jtitt1tion, whether within or
..;l:hout the Git) ~f Enr:le • ood .
Mtt>utt111ent of Di,tanctt.--,Y;--di,tnnces oronded herein ,hslH,e
ffleft3t1red 83 foll~
fA-) With rt!lpeet t,o the di!ltance between t , location for whldt-an
adult cnbertainm rnt or Krviee l=--ci!it) i3 propo!ed aud-a
J.ocation wftere Juch a facilit, ezi,b, tbe di!taf1ee !hall be
meo,ured b) followmg o ,traight line fro~eatt•t-1>0int
of the propert.) li~e propo:Jcd licen!cd prcmi3tl t,o the
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d . C.
(1)
(2 )
r,ee1 nt poin, af the p1 aperi) Hne ,. ..,c aai1bng licenac4
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Hl-l Will, re,peet te Ilse m,tm,ee F.0111 lile 1,o...,c1e,, lifle ofa
re,ident:ial tiis t riet. or &ts) 1elig'io11a institution, pu&lic petk,
public librar,, eommwdt, center, or e.eh1eational
i1utitntion, the m ■lal,ee ol,all 1,e 111ea1,..eai a, folio ,.;ng a
1e,,mghtline &0111 bhe neere,t peinl oflhe propert, line oflhe
propo9cd lieensefl prcmi:xJ te Ole ncarut point of the district
bow,dar, lit,e, or it, lhe ea,e of a religio1to inot;t1ttion, pelie
parlt, pttbtic lihrar, 1 comfflttnii) eentier or edueatiortal
inatit:ution , Nie ei1ba.11ec ,haH be mea:,ured 0) following a
atrll!~t line &om tiht nweat peint of lne propcrt, line of Uric
prepe9Cd lieeused pttmiJEs te Mic nenrcst point eft:hc propert,
Ji"• ofa religion, iJ1otil1ttion, polio parh, p1tbl~
eomnutuit) cent.er , or eftttcationa1 institut::ion .
Vfthc,c t:Jlc p1ope,ed ltsee•~on ofan adult entcrtainrnent of
acniec feeiHt, is a ,aeent: parcel of land upon nflieh ne
perfflit hao been iooned for the eonotntetion of a l,..;Jding, all
cii!ta nees ,hall 1,e 1neast11 ed frons the nearut point of t.-Jr,e
p,opert) line oflhe 1..,,1 propooeai a, a loeation fer a,, adttl t
enlel'"t.aiftmeflt or xrvice facilit). \\there the prt.~
leee!ion of an adlllt enlertaift111ent of .. ,.iee feeilit, i• a
,aea,,I pa,eel oflMai 11pen .. ltieh a perfflit hao been io ■1ted
fa, tile eonali uetion of a pe, 01Ment bmlmng for •1teh "•e, all
diotaneeo oh all be 111ea,w ed F. om the nea, eot poiut of the
p1upe1t.., line as !hewn on tfle sw •e) ofsts:d, pa1ce1 oflmed.
Amusement establishments including, but not limited ID billiard
halls. bowling alleys, co in-operated games, dance halls, electronic or
video games, night clubs, outdoor commercial recreational facilitie s,
pool halls, or skating rinks.
Recycli ng nperotions, including but not limited ID the processi ng of
batteries, construction waste, glass, metals and/or alloys, paper,
plastics and tires, excluding food 'Yaste, automobile wrecking yards
and junk yards as cited in subsection 16-4, 13.J la. Buy back centers
tl\at do not process recycled materials and store their materials within
an enclosed structure or a roll•off' container, semi•trailer, or
similarly self-contained apparatua shall be exempt from t his
suboection J ld.
Any recycled m• ··•rial manufacturing opened after the effective date
of this subsect: ·•. •ld shall be located on one or more contiguous
p.e.rcel (s) wh id: ;"'I.a] area shall not be less than one acre .
The manufactr.ring snd sto r age of all processed and unproces sed
materials shall be enclosed with a solid, non •transparent vertical
wall or fence with a max imum height of eight feet (8') on the parcel(s )
front,,.ge and twelve feet (12') on the par cel(s) aide and !Jack
boundaries. Fences of woven plastic, wire or chain link shall be
prohibited.
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The a&ockpiling of all proceued and unprocessed materials shall not
exceed the hoicht of the wall or fence .
N-, more than seventy five percent (75'lb) oi the parcel(s) total aiu may
be utilized for the storage of proc:e11ed or unprocessed materials.
All recycled material m1111ufacturin1 businesses operating under a
conditional use provision shall be subject to yearly administrative
compliance review of the adopted conditions.
Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 14, Subsection B, Paragraph l, of the
Englewood Municipal Cede 1985 i1 hereby amended, to read as follows
and all other portions of this Subsection shall remaiJ, unchanged:
1-2 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRlCT
B . Pennit!A!d Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no
structure shall be designed, erected, altered, used or occupied, except
for one or more of the fol1ov.in g uses:
( l ) Any use permitted in the 1-1 lndustrial Zone District except
mobile home parks and other residential uses WHICH SHALL BE
PROHJBITED. EACH PERMITTED USE FROM THE 1-1 ZONE
DISTRICT MUST ALSO COMPLY WITH ALL THE
RESTRICTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH DI THE
SECTION ESTABLISHING OR ALLOWING THE PERMIT'l'ED
USE UNLESS SPECIFICALLY MODIFIED BY THIS SECTION.
~ Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 14, Subsection I, of I.he Englewood
Municipal Code 1985 is hereby amended, to rn J as fo llows :
16-4-14 1-2 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
I. Conditional Uses . Provided the public int..rest ia fully protected and
the fo llowing use is approved by the Commission :
¼: ltdttlt entertainment rmdto, x, ,ice faci1it).
a,-No admt entertmnment or serviee f.acility-oltt .lH,e-
1oeated on td .l !:ite t111le:,s stsch sh:.:~
imitation as reqttired b'.) this Section.
flt One tl,o.,.and ket (1 ,888') &om tne location ofanotl,cr ••ch
adts lt en tic l"tafflment or service facilit), mui
t2)-Fi,e hondred ket 1688') from the bow,dal') line of a,,~
ruidential diltriet defined in tl,e Compo ehen•i ,e Zon ing Ordinance,
incloding, boi not limited lo, R l A; R l B, R I G, R 2, R 2 G, R 2
G/6 .P.6 ., R a or R 4 or a •imilar ruidea tial ,one di,t, ict in an a, ea
adjoining: tne •;tt), or an) reli~ous insti tution , public parlt , pub lic
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li l,,a.,, Gofflmmtit, eenticr, er eGueatienal i111titt1~en, •het:l'Jcr
..;tl,in 01 ..;tl,ont tl,e Gill) of KRsl .. oed .
I,,; Menm ement aF digtanees. ,\II tliel:encee pro rided he, ein shall ht
meaeured as f'olle" s.
ffi \\fitfl : eapeet t;e t:J\e diuM:nee Mtw ee11 • Jeeat:ien far ,,, hid, an
atttslt enk:1 taiftrncnt .,, ser, iec facilitl) ia propoacd m,d a location
ollo,e ,,.,1, a feoilil) u:iat,,, !he ,lioleftee ohell l,e meeo1tred II)
follo" ing a stntigl,,t line from the nearest peir.t of t¾le proper;:, line e(
the propoxd licensed i,rernisu to the rteareat f)eint of the p re pert) line
of ti-.e uistinc Jieensed p1 emises.
fiH 'Nitll rcspeet te ~e d:isUnce froffl tne hau:nde11 li.tte-e'Hl
r,,identiel di,!rie! or Sil) relifi•"" inltitlt!ion, ~~
m,ra.,, eommlfflit) ecnkr, or educational i:ns~tt1tien, ~e etetenee
,llcll l,e meeo1tred b, follo • ing a •trmgl,t line from !ho ..,,,.,.,...,,.;,,t
o:t:he propefey line ef~e psopexd licenxd premises l......tM--:teAfe!t
poH,t of the iii strict l,ottt,dar:, line, 01, in lite e&K of a re1iriot11
insbtllt-ion, pt:tl,Jie perW , puhHc lil11a,,, eemfflMit, cent.er, er
edtteetionel in,!i!n!ion, ti,, dioltll.ee •llell 1,e mea,.,.ed II) follo ,inc a
stra:ig:flt line Prom t:he nearest point of Ole propeft) line of ti-.e proposed
licensed premises te l->le ncare,t point ef lne propert) line of a relig"iottS
institu:tion , ptthHc r,uh, puhlie lil,rar,, eo1nrnunit) cenbcr, or
ed1:1eati 1,rial instit1:1tion .
f3l Wliere tl,e propo .. d loea!ion ofm, adult ente.teinment or
.. .:. • ice faeilit) is a : acaut peree) of )and apon , hich no pc, n.it has
!,,en i••u•d fa. the eonotruetion of a bail,iiug, ell ,lio!OJ.ee• ,hall I,,
mea,u,ed non. the near'9t point of!II, prope.'l) line oftl.e land
p. opo .. d •• a location :o, w, adwt wte.brinment or ,., ,iee foteilil.).
Whe. e !lie propo"d lo,ation of 111 odnlt ente, teinment 01 x •• iee
faeilicy io a ,a,m.t pa,eel oflm.d 1tpo11 •hieh a p,111,it ha• heen i99ne<l
fc" the const. action oF a pem,anent blHlding fa, saeh ax., all
di,tm.ce• ,hall I,, mcao1t1ed non. ti., nea,e,t point of the p1ope.l) line
as sho,m on t:l,e sur,e, of Juel, parcel oflmsd.
H!1 I. Dump. (See ChapteT 16-5 of this Title, General &gulations.)
E-3,. 2. Amusement establishments including, but not limited lo billi&Td
halls, bowling alleys, coin-operated games, dance halls, electronic or
vi deo games, night clubs, outdoor commercial recreation al facilities,
poo! ialls, or skating rinks.
(-4) 3. &cycling operations, including but not limited to the processing of
batteries, constructiun waste, glass, metals and/or alloys, paper,
plastics and tin,s, excluding food wa,te, automobile WTeeking y&Tds
and junk yards as cited in subsection 16-4-13.Jla of this Chapter &Te
excluded. Buy back centers that do not process Tecycled materials and
ii.lore thei r materials within an enclosed structure or a roll.off
container, semi-trailer, or similarly self-contained apparatus shall
be exempt from this subsection 14 .
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a . Any recycled material manufacturinr opened afur the effective date
of this subsection Jld ~all be located on one or more contieuous
parcel(s) which total area shall not be leu than o~, acre.
b . The manuf1cturin11 and storap of all proc, ,aed and unpTOCessed
materials shall be enclosed with a solid, r ,n-transparent vertical
wall or fence with a maximum height of eilfht feet (8') on the parcel(s)
frontage and twelve feet (12') on the parcel(s) side and back
boundane1. Fence• of wov en plastic, wire or chain link shall be
prohibite d.
c . The stockpiling of all proce sse d and unprocessed materials shall n.ot
e,ceed the hei ght of th e wall or fenc e.
d . No more than seventy five perce nt ('. ·%) of the par.:e l(s) t.otal size may
be utilized for the storage of proc essed or unprocessed meterials.
e . All recy cled material manufa cturing busines ses opera ting under a
conditional uSP provi sion shall be subject to yearly administrative
com pl ia nce review of the adopted conditions.
~-Ti:le 1.6, Ch apter 8, Section 1, of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985 is hereby
am ended to chang, J,;1 fo1;. -':,g defi ni tions, all other definitions remain unchanged:
16-8-1: DEFINIT!O ,,•:
ADULT BOO KSTORE: A place where books, magazines, motion
pic tures, VIDEOS, prints, photographs,
periodicals, recot dings, novelties and devices ,
or ary of these things, which have as their
pri mary or dominant theme, matter depi cting,
ill ustreting, describing or relating to specified
se,u.al ac tivities, are sold, RENTED or offered
for sale to adults. m,d includes a place •itlt
e"I' a portion e, seetier. ,fits area !Et Hide fer
the di•pla, or Mt!e of,uch maL<.'1'i~.
e-xttpt-t:h-at ml) place , eitl,el"W'ise inehttied
llnt:h in tr,i s definition , that deri • es not more
tltM ten percent (18%) of ih gr••• income from
tfte sale of Jttcl. material sl-lall be e~cmpt from
the proti!l ion!I of this Title !lo long as Jtteft
material iJ lr:cpt in a locat:ion wftcrc it is not
l'i!liblc . and 3ftal1 no t bt a self: scniee ite m for
t.h c eu3tcmcn of !ltteh plac e.
Introduced, read in full , and passed on fir st readin g on th e 22nd day of February,
1994 .
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1994.
Published u a Bill for atl Ordinance on the 24th day of February, 1994 .
A Public fuaring was held on March 7, 1994 at 7:30 P.M..
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of March, 1994.
Publish ed by title as Ordinance No .tll, Series of 1994, on the 10th day of March ,
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J Loucri shia A. Ellis , Deputy Ci ty Clerk
I, Loucrishia A. Ellis, Deputy Ci ty Clerlt of the City of Englewood, Colorado, herPby
certify that the abc>Te and foregoing is a tn,e copy of the Ordinan ce p,as sed on fina l reading
and published by title as Onlinar.re No . L£L, Series of 1994 .
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