§ 8107-22

No permit for stockpiling of construction related debris and/or fill material shall be approved unless the following applicable standards have been complied with.

The permittee shall provide to the Planning Division signed waivers, on forms provided by the County, from the applicable property owners/residents, as determined by the Planning Director, pursuant to Sec. 8111-1.1.2.

The permittee shall provide the Planning Director with the current name(s) and/or position title, address and phone number of the person who shall receive all orders, notices and communications regarding matters of code compliance. Such person(s) shall be available by phone during the hours the activities occur on the permit site.

The permitted area shall be maintained in a neat and orderly manner so as not to create any hazardous condition or unsightly conditions which are visible from outside the permitted stockpile area.

Only equipment and vehicles necessary for the immediate operation of the permitted stockpile operation may be stored on-site.

The permittee shall take all necessary measures to prevent the depositing of construction related debris and/or fill material on thoroughfares in accordance with the following requirements:

a.

The permittee shall keep all public roadways utilized by this stockpiling operations and access roads to the site clear of dirt, sand, gravel, rocks and other debris associated with his/her operation.

b.

All trucks leaving the site must be constructed, covered, or loaded to prevent any of its contents from dropping, sifting, leaking, blowing, spilling, or otherwise escaping from the vehicle onto a private or public roadway.

All stockpiles of construction materials shall be managed as necessary to prevent water and wind erosion. Sedimentation due to water erosion occurring outside the permitted stockpile area shall not occur.

There shall be no fugitive dust leaving the stockpile site. Fugitive dust shall be controlled in accordance with the following:

a.

All dust generating activities shall cease when wind speeds exceed 25 mph average over one hour or during high wind events. High wind events are defined as wind of such velocity as to cause fugitive dust from the permit area to blow off-site.

b.

Fugitive dust throughout the site shall be controlled by the use of a watering truck. Water shall be applied to all stockpiles, onsite roads and access roads, which have not been otherwise treated to prevent fugitive dust.

c.

If it is observed at any point in time that fugitive dust is blowing off-site or off access roads, and additional watering activities are insufficient to prevent fugitive dust, dust generating activities shall be immediately curtailed until the conditions abate.

Stockpiles shall be placed and managed so as to prevent any material from shifting or sliding onto adjoining property.

Stockpile shall be limited to a height of thirty (30) feet.

Hauling to and from the site shall be limited to six days per week, excluding Sundays, and shall occur only between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Operations are subject to all noise standards as specified by Section 8107-9.6.22.

Material shall not be stockpiled on or hauled through or within 100 feet of areas such as wetlands, riparian habitat or other environmentally sensitive areas as determined by the Planning Director.

Within 90-days of revocation, expiration or surrender of any permit, or abandonment of the use, the permittee shall restore the premises to its original condition as determined by the Planning Director.

(Rep. & Reen. Ord. 4216—10/24/00)

8107-23 - Nonmotorized wheeled conveyance facilities and uses. 8107-23.1 - Purpose.

The purpose of this Section is to establish reasonable and uniform limitations, safeguards, and controls for the design, placement, and use of facilities and structures (hereinafter referred to as "facilities") for the nonmotorized wheeled conveyances such as, but not limited to: skateboards, bicycles, unicycles, tricycles and rollerskates. Such regulations are established to minimize the impact on neighboring uses such as, but not limited to: unsightly structures, noise, loss of privacy, traffic congestion, trespassing, and risk of damage or injury from flying projectiles and debris.

8107-23.2 - Application.

8107-23.2.1 - Facilities less than 42 inches in height above adjacent finished grade level, which cover less than 32 square feet of aggregate ground area, and do not have a platform on which to stand, are exempt from the requirements of Sections 8107-23 through 8107-23.10. Such exempt facilities must otherwise meet the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance.

8107-23.2.2 - Those facilities not exempt may be permitted upon issuance of a Zoning Clearance provided all standards of this chapter are met.

8107-23.2.3 - Facilities that exceed the standards set forth in Sections 8107-23.3 through 8107-23.7 may be authorized by a Conditional Use Permit approved by the Planning Director. 8107-23.3 - Size.

No point on a facility shall extend more than 8 feet above adjacent finished grade level and no facility or collection of facilities on a given lot shall cover more than 400 square feet of aggregate ground area.

(Add Ord. 3895—4/25/89)

8107-23.4 - Setbacks.

All facilities shall be set back the following distances from all other structures and property lines:

8107-23.4.1 - All facilities shall be set back a minimum of 6 feet from all other structures.

8107-23.4.2 - All facilities shall be set back a minimum of 20 feet from all property lines with an additional 5 feet of setback required for each 1 foot increase of height over 6 feet above adjacent finished grade level. 8107-23.4.3 - Facilities shall not be located in the area between the public or private right of way and the front of the residence on the site, unless the facility is not visible from the public or private right of way or neighboring dwellings and otherwise conforms to the applicable setback requirements. 8107-23.5 - Construction standards.

All facilities shall be constructed so as to minimize visual and auditory impacts.

8107-23.5.1 - The sides of all facilities that are above ground shall be enclosed with a solid material, such as plywood.

8107-23.5.2 - Spaces between finished grade and the lower, horizontal surfaces of the facility shall be filled with earth or other suitable solid material.

8107-23.5.3 - The backs of all surfaces not affected by Section 8107-23.5.2 shall be padded with sound absorbing material such as carpeting.

8107-23.5.4 - Facilities may be painted, stained, or left in their natural finish. Posters, banners, handbills, bumper stickers, or advertising materials of any kind shall not be affixed to the facility, if visible from neighboring properties.

8107-23.6 - Number of persons.

The number of persons using a facility or collection of facilities at a given site shall not include more than six individuals who are not residents at the site where the facility is located.

8107-23.7 - Hours of operation.

The use of facilities shall be limited to daylight hours between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

8107-23.8 - Maintenance.

Facilities shall be maintained in a neat, safe, and orderly manner.