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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE !'10. 1.
SERIES OF 1996
COUNCIL BILL NO. S
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER WIGGINS
AN ORDINANCE A.\iENDING TITLE 16, CHAPI'ER 4, SECTION 10,
PARAGRAPH C, AND TITLE 16, CHAPTER 8, SECTION 1, OF THE
ENGLEWOOD MUNlCIPAL CODE 1985 TO SPECIFICALLY ALLOW SMALL
ANIMAL HOSPITAlS OR CLINlCS AS A PERMITTED USE IN THE B-1,
BUSINESS DISTRICT IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, the currently zoned B-1 Business District permits a variety of
medical uses as well u pet stores; and
WHEREAS, allowin1 small animal veterinary hospitals or clinics would not
have a significantly different impact on the neighborhood or community; and
WHEREAS, this matter was previously brought to the Planning and Zoning
Commission as a modification to the R-3 Zone District; however, the veterinary
clinic requesting this change was not able to close on the property in the R-3
District; and
WHEREAS, this amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance was
considered by the City of Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission at a Public
Hearing on December 5, 1995; and
WHEREAS, after the Public Hearing, the Planning Commiaaion recommend
approval of the amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to allow
veterinary hospitals and clinics for treatment of small animals in the B-1,
Business District ;
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUKeIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS F0LLOWS:
~-The Englewood City Council hereby amends Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 10,
Paragraph C, of the Englewood Municipal Code , 1985 to allow small animal hospitals
or clinics BB a permitted use in the B-1 Business District in the City of Englewood,
Colorado. Wruch will read as fellows :
16-4-10: B-1 BUSINESS DlSI'Rl.:T
The B-1 Bu ~iness District is a mii:ed-us ~ district which i: aipp:ied "" ilit! central
busine,,s s,,ctioo of Englewood. The Di•l:r,ct is designed ' c,-eate an a'l vironment
he•rin g urb.m characteristics within • relatively small area of land -hrough the
close pro tim ity of activities, the incrou ed social and cu!tu.!'al opportwutiefl and the
possH:!.~ty 1f choice in one's contar.•tt and associates . W,thin this District, the
tren, .. ,.,n be away from the monoton / ofseparatory land \.lb£ and to~a.rd th ~ variety
of J -nd use nlterna'"ives which 1:1 t~om..nodate the current !..:.vmg prefere nc~:j. Th e
useu wi th.in •.his Di s crirt A.re those which provide retailing and personal tta rvicP.o LO
re£:,Jcnts u•1t'un t:l i.i 1 :in~ and to residents of the City and tl1 e ~urround.in ~ 11 ,cu. In
ord r·· ...,. 1ra~~ th e :entr&, business district viahle twenty.four (24 ) hours a rl ai a n .:
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not juat during the traditional buaineao houn, medium and high-denaity
reaid .. ~~~ unite are encouraged .
The uaeo permitted within the Diatrict an those that will provide the maximum
amount of eervice tD reeidentl of tbe ana and will be com patible with adjacent
development.
A . General Regulation ■. The provisions found in thia Zone District
ehall be subject to the requirement■ and standards found in Section
16-5, General Regulations of thia Title, unleeo otherwiae provided
for in this Ordinance or an amendment hereto.
B . Planned deve lopment compliance. Any lot having on e or more
acres in thia district ehall comply with the Englewood Municipal
Code Section 16-4-15 O'hnned Development Diatrict).
C . Permitted Principal Uees . No building, structun,, or lond shall be
used and no building or structure shall be erected, structurally
altered , enlarged or maintained ,mlees otherwise provided for in
this Ordinance ei:cept for one or more of the following uses:
1. Ambulance seniice.
2 . Antique store .
3 . Assembly halls or auditoriums .
4 . Apparel and accessory stores .
5 . Appliance stores .
6 . Art galleries or studios .
7 . Bakeries, retail.
8 . Barber shops .
9 . Beauty ehops .
10 . Bicycle stores .
I l. Book stor es , not including adult book stores .
12 . Business machine or computer stor es .
13. Camera and photographic se rvice and supply •tores .
14 . Candy, nut and confectionery stor es .
15. Caterers.
16. Child care center .
17 . Chin a, cry stal and glassware store.
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Cleaning with noninflllllllllab)e cleaning .,.,nts only.
Colloction 11Dd diltribution ltatinn for laundzy and dry
cleaners .
20 . Clinics, dental, medical , or optical .
21. Dairy pnducta atorea .
22 . Dance studios for private instructions.
23 . Diaper service .
24 . Delicatessen stores .
25. Department storea .
26 . Drug stores.
27 . Dry good • stores.
28. Eating or drinking establishments, need not be enclosed , but
not including drive-iu eating or drinking establiahments.
29 . Educational institutiona.
30 . Ele ctrical ccmtractor ahope , provided it ia incidental 1D a
retail sales room 11Dd is limited to equipment employing not
more than five (5) honiepower.
31. El ec trical substations.
32 . Exterminators .
33. Financial in s titution s.
34 . Floral shops .
35 . , 'urnit ure stores.
36 . Garden sup plies stores.
37 . Gas regulator stations.
3S. Gift , novelty or souvenir stores.
39 . Grocery s tores.
40. Hall s, renting for meetings or soc ial occasions .
41 . Hardware stores.
42 . Health tr ea tment faciliti es.
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48. Hobby 1upply lton,. • «. Home furnilhinp 1tore1.
45. Hotel1 and convention center .
46 . Interior decorators .
47 . J ewelry ■tore■.
48 . Laborat.ories , dental , medial or optical .
49 . Laundries .
50 . Leather goods aod luggage stores.
51. Library or reading rooms.
52. Liquor &tores (sale by package).
53 . Linen supply.
54 . Loclumith .
55 . Mail ord er houaes .
56. Meat, poultry or seafood ato,....s , • 57 . Municipal facilities .
58 . Mu.s ic stores.
59 . News stands (fo r the aale of newspapers,
o.ily).
magazines, etc.
60 . Notions stores .
61. Office buildings, professional or busin ess.
62 . Office supply showroom .
63 . Optical a;,nd scientific instrument shops .
64 . Paint and wallpaper stores .
65 . Painting and decorating contractors .
66 . Parking facilities .
67 . Pet stores.
68 . Picture framing . • -4-
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69 . Photographic ltudioe. • 70 . Photo■tatinc and blueprintinc.
71. Phy ■ical fitne11 center.
72 . Plumbing ■hops, provided they are incidental ID a retail
aalea room and are limited ID equipment not employing
more than five (5) honepower.
73 . Printing, publishing and allied industries, provided that
such operation shall not M huardoua or objectionable due ID
noise, smoke, fume■, air pollution, beat, glare, radiation or
vibration .
74 . Private clubs, lodgea, fraternities .
75 . Public buildings <Uld facilities.
76 . Religious institutions.
77. Residential, multi-family, condominium, or lease.
18 . Shoe repair or shoe shine shops or stand.
79 . Shoe a\ ores.
• 80 . Sign r.-aintinv shops.
81. Sporting goods stores.
82 . Stationery r;ton,s.
83 . Tailoring and dressmaking shops.
84 . Taxicab stand.
85 . Telephone exchanges .
86. Telegraph offices.
87 . Theaters, not including
productions.
drive-in type or adult mo'fies or
88. Th eatrical studios.
89. Tobacco stores.
90. Toy stores .
91 . Tra de or business school.
92 . Trans it center. • -5-
93. Travel a1ency.
94. Uphollltein1 lhope .
95. VETERINARY HOSPITAL OR CLINIC • SMALi...
ANIMAL.
9&. 98. Any ■imilar lawful ...., which, in the op1ruon of th.,
Commiu!Oll, would be compatible with other uaeo iu the area
a\ld which would not be objectionable ID nearby property by
reason of odor, du,t, fume1 1 pt, noise, radiation, beat,
glare, or vibution or ia not huardous tD the health and
property of the ■umnmdina areaa through danger of fire or
explosion .
51:mw.2 . The Englewood City Council hareby amendl TiUe 16, Chapter 8,
Section 1, of the Englewood Municipal Code , 1985 by addina the Veterinary Hoapital
or Cl.iruc • Small Animal in alphabetical order to the definitions u follnws :
l&-8-1 : DEYiNITIONS:
VETERINARY HOSPITAL OR
CLINJC -SMALL ANIMAL: A PLACE WHERE SMALL ANIMALS SUCH
AS DOGS, CATS. BIRDS AND OTHER
SIMlLAR HOUSEHOLD DOMESTIC PETS
ARE GIVEN MEDICAL CR SURGICAL
TREATMENT, AND WHERE USE AS A
KENNEL IS LIMITED TO SHORT-TERM
BOARDING AND ONLY FOR MEDICALLY
RELATED PURPOSES AND WHERE ALL
USES ARE ENCLOSED WITHIN A SOUNI'-
PROOF BUILDING AND NO
OBJECTIONABLE ODOR IS EMITTED.
A Public Hearing was held on January 15, 1996.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reeding oo the 5th day of Feoruary,
1996.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day of February, 1996.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 20th day of February, 1996.
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Pu',u.abed by title as Ordinance No. :t._. S.,riee of 1996, on the 22nd day of
Febr .iary, 1996.
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Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Clerk
I, Louc:rishia A. Ellis, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing ii a true copy .of the Ordinance p,used on final
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Louauhia A. Ellis
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HampdenF
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COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
Englewood, CO 80110
COUNCIL C.QM, AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL. ACTION:
Council Gua! Economic Development -advancement of the City's pro-business
commitment.
fuvjous Council Action : City Council con ~idercd this issue a, Public Hear.ng l'n January
15 , 1996 .
J.tECOMMENDEQ ACTION:
Staff recommends City Council approve Bill for Ordinance on First Reading .
BACKGROtTNJl;
Dr. Tankersley owns and operates the Hampden Family Pet Hospital at 1220 East Hampden
Avenue . Th e veterinary practice has outgrown the current location . To continue to serve his
client b>.se , Dr . Tankersley wanted to find a site near the present loca tion. Dr. Tankersley has
located a site in the B-1 Tone District which meets the needs of the veterinary practice . How -
ever , the B-1 Zone District does not allow veterinary hospitals or clinics. Dr. Tankersley has
requested that the B-1 Zone District be amended to allow veterinary hos pitals and clinics for
treatment of small animals as a permitted prin cipal use .
f]NANCIAL IMPACT:
The Ordinance amcn<1ment, when approved, will allow the Hampden Family Pet Hospital to
relocate to a sit.e within the general vicinity it now occupies, and facilitate expansion of the
veterinary practice . Revenues will be realiz.ed from pcnnit fees for renovation of the existing
building to meet the needs of the veterinary practice .
LIST OF ATTACHMENTS;
Bill for Ordinance
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