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Home My WebLink AboutOrdinance 4635 CI "'CORD OFFIAL 111. Ah MINA.&E LAMING CEDINC40E NO. 3011, LEING AN WMINAICE TU PEGUME AND RhS',,7,'L1CT 11,1 D,',1r'AJ'.'1(1 A,,,D MY SECRETARY USE OF MIMMOS, SIRUCTUMS, AM 11 MI) PT""PCSES' FT. WORTH, 71x' . C1"' ""JTa I'E� BUILLINGS d OTHE STRUGI�i�'�11E'13' "AlE 31ZE CF YARDS A OTHER OFEN 31AGES9 OFF—SAREET i!LTL LC4J')I!C AID THE DENS10 OF PORIATION: AM FM SAID ?UMSES TO DIVIM lia' LU S1 LA,i"I" . I�ICIPALI'IY DL M�IM-S �."F , �,,JC!,,, AM AM AO Dia ,,, L, 18'31 BY VIXIM DEMME' USES OF TIE FUTIDINGS MElVAF'JiZ[ 'I" .E,;C'MD II, SAII) DL D Al",] A,,,, 1'11)" "ilE i3sS.13 A'Fs 0011AINED IN SAM ORDINANCE: :N0. 30'1] ; A SAVINGS MAKE: rROVIDIAN A FITE UP NOT LESS THM, $5-CO M; NEW MAI $200.0C EAC,'H A:ID 1101 1110H DAY A. A VIDLAKON 13 ;KmITIED TO Exisli KALL GSNSTI'��,: IL f� 0M. SE; KD KA.14 k', ` ATE. ,1"1',EC1DT�Z L I]E' IT BY TIE GIVY COUNCIL, CY THE CIT! OF FOhl �0172 TEXAS: SECKON 1. MaL SECRON 25.1 11TUMMAL DISMICT, JSE TEMAIMS, Ve wmended to delete the following vords from Paragraph No. 18: "cans" anc.1 "Mms". ME Pao"Lraph. 18 of Section 15 would then be as Mlows: "Acetylene and/Ir oxyLeu Zan, alcohol, adding anKirms, uirplares., astomcliles, truc L. nnd tractors, inclqdin. assaAbly plants; by arinrs — Lall or roller, steel tonks, candies and celluloid, cash reLiatqrs, cutlery, dicinfactants, Mtrine, dy esturf, electrical machinery, My mnchlnery, extervinatorw and inseM, poison, eLory cloth and sack p 10cose, matches, nats', bolts or zcrews, oilcloth or linole= . MW or rMer LuOds, paint, oil shellac, tur,entire or varnish, pyrOxyline, sauerkraut, starch, tools, tylewriters, and vingar.'' SIM M It 2. The zoniij rebulations unA u1stricts, ao herein established, lave beeE "ate in accordance with the complvheasIve plan r the purpose if pYap motinp health, other dan, ers; to provide adequate A and air; Lv Vrevent overcrowdin; A.'' land; to avoid unaue cnnceAratian of population; to facilitate the ndequate rovi- sion of tr4nspcKation, water, sewera, e, oarks aW Mer pui lic recluire, ents. T1aa,, 1,ee.i aft,er a full and comllote public hoari� with reasonable conri ale ration, amonr other Wings, of the charact3r of the MASS and its , cculdar mAtAility for the particulur uses and with a view of conserving the value of buildints and enccura�in; the most appropriate use of land throuehoW, t,l� a cocunrunity. HOT= 3- This ordina .cu shall A cumulTtiva qf Al other Winances of the MQ of affecting zonir,r-, "mc.'t � hzall not rejaQ any A the provisions of said ordinances except in thoEe instances where provisions of those ordinances are in direct conflict with the provinions of this ordinaice. Shcald any section, clause or proviHon of this ordinance A declared by the Court to be KWIC Ma same shall no affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any part thereof, other thaA the part so declared tc be invalid. 3EGAM 5. Arj;� persr-m, firm or corporation who violates, disabels, omits, neglects cr refuses to comply with or—"ho racists the enForconent of any of the 1covisi1„"%ns of this ordinance shall be fined W less than Five and No/100 Dollars 05-00) no more than IND Andred and No/100 Dollars (5200.0c) for each offenst'�. day that a Wo3ation is permitted 0 exist shall constitute a separate offense. SEGRON 6. This Ordinance will Lake effect tc, in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication as raquired by' law. TO ," ,"„,irr+ � %ryr Y F FORT LNID WAS 7� TEXAS ..... ., �� f7om 1 un1Gat1m to Mayor and '+ omicil No, -2t3 , May 16, 1962 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council 8e Proposed Zoning Ordinance City of pert Worth "feat Amendment lrs, NkKnight and Gentlemen: An inequity presently exists in the uses permitted in,the "J,,'" Light Industrial District and the "K" heavy Industrial District according to ithe torms of the Zoning Ordinance, The manufacture of cans and drums is limited to "K" Heavy Industrial Districts, although the ,manufacture of these two items has less impact on the surrounding area than uses permitted in a ""d" Light. Industrial District, such as stamping, shearing or punching of metal; or planing mills". This discrepancy was brought to the attention of the City Zoning Commission and a ;public hearing was held' April 20 1962, to consider deleting "cans" and "drums" from the "K"' Heavy Industrial llistrict use regulations (Paragraph 18, Section IS of the Zoning Ordinance). This change will authorize the manufacture of "cans" and "drums" manufactured of metal not to exceed, 1/8" in thickness under Paragraph; KA of Section 14, ",I" Light Industrial District, which' reads as follows 'Nanufacture of: "Products from aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, steel, tin or other metals and from bone, leather, paper, rubber, shell,, wire, or wood, of any kind other than those enumerated under District 41 .11 _After/ a public hearing and ,a discussion of the two .sections of the ,Zoning Ordinance, the City Zoning Commission approved a motion to recommend to the City Council that an ordinance be adopted covering this text amendment. A, summary of the action taken by the Zoning Commission is attached It is recommended that an ordinance be adopted deleting the words "cans"" and "drums"" from paxagraph 18, Section 15 of the Zoning Ordinance, which will permit the manufacture of "cans" and "drums" homing a thickness no `greater than 1/8"" in ",,I"' Light Industrial Districts Respectfully submitted, L. ,A boo Ingham ,ity Manager " bpi' p 1 11, Attach" NY FT. WOR i l � / CITY Of FORT WORTH, T � THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS VAS PRE3,`,,`,',,NTi,`J TO 5,", Z CITY ArAbAllh Y OF FORT WORTH TEXAS ARD WAS 1:1 arpovo TV 9 "01THS CITY MANAGER Communication cation to Mayor and Council No. PZ-2Q May 160; 1962 USE— t onorab l e! Mayor and Members of the City Council Re Proposed Zoning Ordinance City of Port Worth Text Amendment Mrs, McKnight and Gentlemen: An inequity presently exists in the uses permitted in* time "J", Light Industrial District and the "K" heavy Industrial District accordiing to mthe terms of the Zoning Ordinance", The manufacture of cans and drums is limited to '"K" heavy Industrial: Districts, although the manufacture of these two items has less impact on the surrounding area than uses permitted in a -J- Light Industrial District, such as stomping, shearing or punching of metal,; or planing mills. This discrepancy was brought, to the attention of the City Zoning Commission and a 'public hearing was held April 26, 1962, to consider deleting "cans" and "drums" from the "K" Heavy Industrial District use regulations (Paragraph 18, Section 15 of the Zoning Ordinance) . This change will authorize the manufacture of "cans" and "drums" manufactured of metal not to exceed 1/8" in thickness under Paragraph NA of Section la,, "",T" Light Industrial: district, which reads as follows; "Manufacture of: "Products; from aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, steel,, tin or other metals and from bone leather, ,paper, rubber, shell, wire, or wood, of any kind other than those enumerated =under District 41 ,11 After a p hlic hearing and a a iscu siorc,,,mof" fit two sections of the Zoning Ordinance, the City Zoning Commission approved a motion to recommend to time City Council, that an ordinance be adopted covering this text amendment. A summary of the action taken by the Zoning Commission is attachedo: It Is recommended that an ordinance he adopted deleting the words "cans"" and ''drums'' from Paragraph 18, Section 15 of the Zoning Ordinance, which will permit the manufacture of""cans" and "drums , having a thickness no ";greater than 1/8" in ""d" Light Industrial Districts Respectfully submitted, r 0 LIP,P" Coo xnha e m City Manager Loop Attach" CITY OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS THE SU],3TZCT VIT'l,"ER Of' Tlurs if, I Y OF FOR WORTH WAS TO T111,13112 CITY CAt1r; ............ TEXAS Ra V zZil) 4 ................ K Communication to Mayor and Council No. PZ-2 May 16, 1962 U Searstawry Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Re: Proposed Zoning Ordinance City of Port Worth Text Amendment Mrs. McKnight and Gentlemen: An inequity presently exists in the uses permitted in*the "J" Light Industrial 'Oistrict and the "K" Heavy Industrial District according to Ahe terms of the Zoning Ordinance. The manufacture of cans and drums is limited to "K" Heavy Industrial Districts, although the manufacture of these two iten has less impact on the surrounding area than uses permitted in a "J" Light Industrial Districto such as stamping, shearing or pinching of metal; or planing mills. This discrepancy was brought to the attention of the City Zoning Commission and a public hearing was held April 26, 1962, to consider deleting ''cans'' and ''drums'' from the ''KII Heavy Industrial District use regulations (Paragraph 18, Section 15 of the Zoning Ordinance) . This change will authorize the manufacture of "cans" and "drams" manufactured of metal not to exceed 1/8" in thickness under Paragraph 9-A of Section 14, "J" Light Industrial District, which reads as follows: ""Manufacture of: "Products from aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, steel, tin or other metals and from bone, leather, paper, Tubber, shell, wire, or wood, of any kind other than those enumerated under District 'KIN After a public hearing and a discuo1on./ the two- sections of the Zoning Ordinance, the City Zoning Commission approved a motion to recommend to the City Council that an ordinance be adopted covering this text amendment. A summary of the action taken by the Zoning Commission is attached. It is recommended that an ordinance be adopted deleting the words "cans"' and "drums" from Paragraph 18, Section 15 of the Zoning Ordinance, which will permit the manufacture of "cans" and "drums" having a thickness no `greater than 1/8" in "J" Light Industrial Districts. Respectfully submitted, L. P. Coo ingham City Manager LPQ op Attach.