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The Land Use and Zoning Committee offers the following substitute
2
to File No. 2009-401:
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4
Introduced by Council Members Jones, Joost, Johnson, Redman, Brown,
5
Holt, Shad, Davis, Fussell & Gaffney and substituted by the Land
6
Use and Zoning Committee:
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ORDINANCE 2009-401
AN
ORDINANCE
AMENDING
SECTION
10
(EXEMPTIONS),
11
656.1303
(ZONING
12
ORDINANCE
CODE,
13
TRANSIT
SHELTERS
14
PUBLICLY
OWNED
15
PROPERTY;
16
SIGN
17
REFERENCE
18
ORDINANCE CODE, AS AMENDED;
AMENDING SECTION
19
656.1333
(SIGNS
SECTION
20
(SIGNS
EXEMPTED)
21
(STREETSCAPE
22
CODE,
23
AMENDING SECTION 307.106 (APPROVAL OF CHANGES
24
TO LANDMARKS, LANDMARK SITES, AND PROPERTY IN
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HISTORIC
26
ORDINANCE
27
TRANSIT
28
SEVERABILITY
29
TEXT OF ORDINANCE CODE SECTIONS FOR REFERENCE;
30
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
31
ORDINANCE
LIMITATIONS
TO
PERMIT
ON
AMENDING
CODE,
SHELTER
TO
HPC
TYPES;
THROUGHOUT;
CROSS
656.1334
656.361.20
APPLICABLE
APPLICATION
DESIGN
OWNED
(EXEMPTIONS),
STANDARDS),
REGARDING
ON
(UNLAWFUL
CODE,
SECTION
CRITERIA
DISTRICTS;
SIGNS),
326.104
PERMITTED),
DESIGN
ON
RIGHTS-OF-WAY,
326.103
&
SECTION
PRIVATELY
ORDINANCE
SECTION
LIST
OR
SECTION
&
ADVERTISING
PUBLIC
PROPERTY,
STRUCTURES),
TO
CODE,
326.103
ORDINANCE
DOWNTOWN;
PROCEDURES),
APPROVAL
PROVIDING
ATTACHING
OF
FOR
CURRENT
1
WHEREAS, Section 337.408, Florida Statutes, permits transit
2
shelters,
including
advertising
3
right-of-way
4
provided
5
convenience of the general public or are at designated stops on
6
official
7
Exhibit 1, attached hereto; and
limits
that
bus
of
such
any
municipal,
transit
routes,
as
displayed
shelters
more
thereon,
county,
are
for
particularly
within
or
state
the
the
road,
comfort
described
in
or
Revised
8
WHEREAS, on January 6, 2009, in Metro Lights, LLC v. City of
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Los Angeles, the United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit,
10
held
that
permitting
11
rights-of-way
12
otherwise
banning
13
aesthetics
as
14
unconstitutionally underinclusive under the First Amendment of the
15
United
16
Exhibit 2, attached hereto; and
or
States
on
advertising
transit
offsite
transit
shelters
signs
substantial
Constitution,
on
to
on
public
promote
government
as
more
shelters
on
public
property,
traffic
safety
interests,
particularly
while
is
and
not
described
in
17
WHEREAS, while the Council of the City of Jacksonville remains
18
dedicated to protecting the substantial governmental interests of
19
promoting traffic safety and aesthetics which underlies the Charter
20
and Ordinance Code provisions regarding offsite commercial signs,
21
the
22
interests
23
service to the community, and maximizing the use of public dollars
24
for such purpose; now therefore,
Council
in
is
also
providing
mindful
of
safe,
the
efficient
substantial
and
governmental
convenient
transit
25
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Jacksonville:
26
Section 1.
27
&
28
Amended.
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326.104
30
amended, in part, to read as follows:
31
Section
326.104
Section 326.103 (Exemptions), Ordinance Code,
(Unlawful
Sign
Structures),
Ordinance
Code,
Section 326.103 (Exemptions), Ordinance Code, & Section
(Unlawful
Sign
Structures),
Ordinance
Code
are
CHAPTER 326. SIGNS AND OUTDOOR DISPLAY STRUCTURES.
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hereby
1
PART 1. GENERAL REGULATIONS.
2
*
3
Sec. 326.103.
*
(p)
*
*
*
Exemptions.
4
5
*
Signs on transit shelters located on public rights-of
6
way,
7
subject to Section 326.108 (Zoning Limitations on Signs).
8
9
publicly
owned
property,
or
privately
owned
property,
all
In the event that any portion of this section, including any
exception
contained
herein,
is
declared
invalid,
unenforceable,
10
unconstitutional or void, or is permanently enjoined, or if the
11
existence of any provision of this section would result in any
12
other portion of this Chapter or Chapter 656 or Article 23 of the
13
Charter being held to be invalid, unenforceable, unconstitutional
14
or void, and the court does not sever such invalid portion of this
15
section, then the invalid portion of this section is repealed and
16
invalid and thereafter no signs of the type included within the
17
exemption shall be erected without compliance with the remainder of
18
this Chapter and this Ordinance Code. It is the specific intent
19
that the invalidity of any portion of this section shall not affect
20
any other section, subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, sentence,
21
phrase, clause or word of this Chapter, Chapter 656, Article 23 of
22
the Charter, or this Ordinance Code.
23
24
*
Sec. 326.104.
*
*
Unlawful sign structures. It shall be unlawful
25
and a violation of this Building Code to erect, alter or maintain a
26
sign which:
27
28
* * *
(d)
as
Is
placed
provided
in
public
29
except
30
identification
31
Sections 746.107 and 656.1308.
signs
in
a
Section
may
be
space
or
326.103(p),
installed
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street
and
under
right-of-way,
that
the
subdivision
provisions
of
1
* * *
2
Section 2.
Section
Ordinance
656.361.20
standards),
4
(Streetscape design standards), Ordinance Code, is hereby amended,
5
in part, to read as follows:
Section
656.361.20
CHAPTER 656. ZONING CODE.
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*
8
*
*
PART 3. SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
9
10
Amended.
design
3
6
Code,
(Streetscape
*
*
*
SUBPART H. DOWNTOWN OVERLAY ZONE AND DOWNTOWN DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
11
*
12
Section 656.361.20.
13
Purpose
and
Streetscape design standards.
Intent.
The
streetscape
16
use; develop a system of pedestrian-oriented streets and walkways;
17
improve pedestrian and transit links among key activity centers and
18
districts; emphasize, protect and enhance entrances and edges of
19
the
20
between public and private developments; provide for protection of
21
air quality through the mitigating effects of trees and provide
22
shade and enhance the appearance of the central business district.
23
All new buildings and structures, and rehabilitation of existing
24
buildings and structures, and any other proposed projects, public
25
or private, that would affect, modify or change the streetscape
26
shall meet the following criteria:
district
which
subdistricts;
require
promote
a
are
level of quality; enhance street level design to attract pedestrian
(a)
criteria
standards
15
business
design
design
established
central
provide
*
14
27
to
*
certain
continuity
A streetscape shall be constructed in accordance
28
with the provisions of this subsection and the design standards set
29
forth in the Downtown Jacksonville Streetscape Standards, including
30
Downtown Sidewalk Utility Design Standards, a copy of which is on
31
file with the Legislative Services Division, the City Engineer's
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1
Office and the JEDC, which are hereby adopted as the streetscape
2
design standards for the Downtown Overlay Zone, whenever any new
3
building or structure is erected in the central business district
4
or
5
whenever
any
existing
renovation,
or
whenever
6
streetscape.
The
streetscape
7
unless
8
streetscape,
9
shall adhere to the following, except as provided in clause (xi) of
the
proposed
then
(5),
any
the
unless
or
structure
improvements
shall
project
only
or
building
is
include
only
proposed
are
the
for
made
to
following
improvements
changes
to
items,
to
the
streetscape
11
changes to the streetscape are substantial enough to warrant the
12
entire streetscape affected to be improved to the full standard:
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(5)
*
that
the
subsection
*
determines
the
major
10
13
staff
undergoes
the
proposed
*
Transit Shelters. Transit shelters shall be
15
installed where appropriate. The type and design, number, spacing
16
and location of transit shelters shall be approved by the DDRB
17
pursuant
18
standards
19
Standards, and as approved by the City’s Engineer, if required.
20
The transit shelter design type shall be chosen from at least three
21
options provided by JTA, whose design shall be in keeping with the
22
historic character of the downtown streetscape furniture and street
23
lights.
24
occur before final approval of the transit shelter by the DDRB. Any
25
changes
26
and/or the City’s Engineer shall be communicated to the DDRB, and
27
approval granted by the DDRB prior to the City’s Engineer approving
28
such changes.
29
to
Section
set
forth
656.361.9(d)(2)(iii)
in
the
Downtown
and
comply
Jacksonville
with
the
Streetscape
Such approval by the City’s Engineer, if required, shall
to
the
transit
shelter
after
the
DDRB approval
by
JTA
The following criteria shall apply:
(i)
The
permitted
transit
shelter
site,
30
excluding overhangs, shall be no larger than 16 feet long by 10 feet
31
high by 5 feet wide, and no larger than 80 square feet in size.
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(ii)
The
overhang
shall
have
a
minimum
2
clearance of 8 feet and be set back from the back of curb a minimum
3
of 2 feet.
4
(iii)
Site location of transit shelters
5
must provide a minimum of 6 feet clearance to pedestrians on the
6
sidewalk or other surface allowing for pedestrians.
7
8
(iv)
Transit shelters must be at least 6
feet from any driveway.
9
(v)
Transit shelters shall only number
10
one per side of street per block, except the bus rapid transit
11
stations as shown on JTA’s Jacksonville BRT Phase I map, a copy
12
which is on file with the JEDC.
13
14
(vi)
of 10 feet from an intersection or crosswalk.
15
16
(vii)
Transit shelters must be a minimum
of 6 feet from any building entrance or exit.
17
18
Transit shelters must be a minimum
(viii)
Transit shelters may not obstruct
any view of traffic or roadway signage.
19
(ix)
20
with
21
interfere with the ability of vehicular users of the road to read
22
traffic signs or see traffic signals.
23
lighting
that
is
Transit shelters may be illuminated
interior
(x)
to
the
structure
and
shall
not
Transit shelters shall include, at a
24
minimum, one trash can per shelter and the trash can shall not
25
obstruct the minimum 6 feet requirement for pedestrian clearance on
26
the sidewalk or other surface allowing for pedestrians.
27
(xi)
Transit shelters that disrupt more
28
than 50% of any one side of the street, per block, shall meet the
29
Downtown Streetscape Design Standards for the side of the street,
30
per block, that is disrupted.
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(xii)
required
to
meet
Existing transit shelters shall not
2
be
3
transit shelter, which shall meet the requirements of clauses (i)
4
through (xii) and (xiii) of this subsection.
5
these
standards
(xiii)
until
replaced
with
a
new
Any signage associated with transit
6
shelters and associated areas shall be subject to Chapter 656, Part
7
13, Subpart B.
8
(xiv)
In
the
event
that
any
portion
of
9
this section, including any exception contained herein, is declared
10
invalid, unenforceable, unconstitutional or void, or is permanently
11
enjoined, or if the existence of any provision of this section
12
would result in any other portion of this Chapter or Chapter 326 or
13
Article 23 of the Charter being held to be invalid, unenforceable,
14
unconstitutional or void, and the court does not sever such invalid
15
portion of this section, then the invalid portion of this section
16
is
17
included within the exemption shall be erected without compliance
18
with the remainder of this Chapter and this Ordinance Code. It is
19
the specific intent that the invalidity of any portion of this
20
section shall not affect any other section, subsection, paragraph,
21
subparagraph, sentence, phrase, clause or word of this Chapter,
22
Chapter 326, Article 23 of the Charter, or this Ordinance Code.
23
repealed
and
invalid
Section 3.
and
Section
(Zoning
the
Limitations
on
26
Code, Amended.
27
Ordinance Code, Section 656.1333 (Signs Permitted), Ordinance Code,
28
& Section 656.1334 (Signs Exempted), Ordinance Code, are hereby
29
amended, in part, to read as follows:
31
656.1334
(Signs
(Signs
type
Ordinance
Section
656.1333
of
25
&
Section
signs
Signs),
Code,
Code,
656.1303
no
24
30
Ordinance
thereafter
Permitted),
Exempted),
Ordinance
Section 656.1303 (Zoning Limitations On Signs),
CHAPTER 656. ZONING CODE.
*
*
*
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PART 13. SIGN REGULATIONS.
2
*
3
*
*
Sec. 656.1303. Zoning limitations on signs.
4
5
(k)
7
(3)
of
way,
9
subject
*
*
*
*
*
Special exemptions:
6
8
*
Signs on transit shelters located on public rights-
publicly
to
10
provisions
11
656.361.20.
the
in
12
owned
property,
following
Chapter
(i)
or
criteria
656,
privately
and
except
Transit
owned
superseding
as
shelters
provided
with
property,
any
in
other
Section
advertising
and
13
internal sign illumination are not permitted on or adjacent to AGR,
14
CSV, ROS, or RR-Acre zoning districts, and are not permitted within
15
PUD zoning districts in AGR, CSV, ROS, or RR land use categories.
16
(ii)
Transit
18
adjacent
to
19
districts, PUD zoning districts in an LDR land use category, and
20
adjacent to schools and parks in a PBF land use category.
(iii)
zoning
districts,
Transit
by
sign
RMD-A
shelters
and
with
waiver
RMD-B
on
and
sign
RLD
permitted
advertising
internal
all
are
with
17
21
illumination
shelters
or
zoning
advertising
and
22
internal sign illumination are permitted by right on or adjacent to
23
RMC-C, RMD-D, CO, and CRO zoning districts if the transit shelter
24
location is on an identified corridor according to the JTA Corridor
25
Route Map, and the transit shelter is at least 200 feet from a
26
single family use.
27
and CRO zoning districts are permitted by sign waiver.
28
(iv)
All others on or adjacent to RMC-C, RMD-D, CO,
Transit
shelters
with
advertising
and
29
internal sign illumination are permitted by right on or adjacent to
30
RMD-MH, RHD-A, RHD-B, CN, CCG-1, CCG-2, IBP, IL, IH, IW, PBF-1
31
(except schools and parks), PBF-2 (except schools and parks), PUD
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1
(unless
otherwise
2
limited
herein)
3
category.
4
limited
zoning
and
districts,
(v)
sign
herein),
Transit
within
shelters
not
the
with
permitted
otherwise
land
use
advertising
and
in
CBD
internal
6
Avondale Zoning Overlay, the Riverside Avondale Historic District,
7
the Springfield Zoning Overlay, the Springfield Historic District,
8
or any other locally or nationally designated historic districts.
(vi)
are
and
(unless
5
9
illumination
PUD-SC
the
Riverside
Signs shall not exceed 24 square feet in
10
size per transit shelter with a dimension no higher or wider than
11
the size dimensions of the shelter side that the sign is to be
12
placed or attached to, below the bottom of the roofline and the
13
sidewalk, or other surface, the shelter is attached to.
14
15
(vii)
Signs shall not exceed a maximum of two
(2) signs on a transit shelter structure.
16
(viii)
Transit
shelters
with
advertising
and
17
internal illumination shall not be deemed non-conforming uses if
18
its zoning district or the adjacent zoning district changes after
19
installation of the transit shelter.
20
(ix)
to
JTA shall report each year to the City
21
Council
provide
22
advertising.
The
23
construction
locations,
24
ridership demand and special needs.
25
(x)
including
an
assessment
report
shall
and
In
any
transit
document
provide
the
of
event
exception
a
the
shelters
transit
correlation
that
contained
any
shelter
based
portion of
is
on
this
26
section,
27
invalid, unenforceable, unconstitutional or void, or is permanently
28
enjoined, or if the existence of any provision of this section
29
would result in any other portion of this Chapter or Chapter 326 or
30
Article 23 of the Charter being held to be invalid, unenforceable,
31
unconstitutional or void, and the court does not sever such invalid
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herein,
with
declared
1
portion of this section, then the invalid portion of this section
2
is
3
included within the exemption shall be erected without compliance
4
with the remainder of this Chapter and this Ordinance Code. It is
5
the specific intent that the invalidity of any portion of this
6
section shall not affect any other section, subsection, paragraph,
7
subparagraph, sentence, phrase, clause or word of this Chapter,
8
Chapter 326, Article 23 of the Charter, or this Ordinance Code.
repealed
and
invalid
and
9
*
10
SUBPART B.
*
no
signs
of
the
type
*
DOWNTOWN SIGN OVERLAY
11
12
thereafter
*
*
*
Sec. 656.1333. Signs permitted.
13
*
Pylon/pole,
roof,
*
*
14
(f)
and
monument
signs,
and
transit
15
shelter signs:
16
Downtown Development Review Board using the criteria set forth in
17
subsection
18
Unless otherwise provided in the special exception, all pylon/pole
19
signs shall meet the setback requirements of Section 656.1303(i).
20
Transit
21
656.1333(h) and shall not be eligible for a special sign exception
22
under Section 656.1331(j), but shall only be allowed by special
23
exception
24
656.1333(h).
Allowed only by special exception approved by the
(2)
of
shelter
this
signs
following
Section,
shall
the
25
except
meet
the
criterion
*
*
transit
shelter
requirements
outlined
in
under
signs.
Section
Section
*
26
(h) Transit shelter signs with advertising: Transit shelter
27
signs with advertising shall be subject to Section 656.1333 (f) and
28
shall only be permitted subject to the following criteria:
29
(1)
Signs
do
not
exceed
24
square
feet
in
size
per
30
transit shelter with a dimension no higher or wider than the size
31
dimensions of the shelter side that the sign is to be placed or
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1
attached to, below the bottom of the roofline and the sidewalk, or
2
other surface, the shelter is attached to.
3
4
(2)
Signs do not exceed a maximum of two (2) signs on a
transit shelter structure
5
(3)
Advertisement
is
7
October 26, 2006, a copy of which is on file with the JEDC. Any
8
modifications
9
reviewed and approved by the DDRB.
(4)
feet
this
policy
that
advertising
with
Jacksonville
to
Authority’s
consistent
6
10
Transportation
content
affects
policy
downtown
dated
shall
be
Transit route information signs shall not exceed 6
11
square
12
dimensional
13
Section 656.1333(d)(2)(C), and shall not obstruct the minimum 6
14
feet requirement for pedestrian clearance on the sidewalk or other
15
surface allowing for pedestrians.
16
in
size
and
requirements
shall
as
meet
universal
the
same
parking
clear
signs
view
zone
pursuant
to
(5) DDRB staff shall be authorized to review changes to
17
advertisement
18
transit shelter and associated advertisement
19
the location and size of the advertisement signage plan has not
20
changed and the advertisement signage plan is consistent with the
21
Jacksonville
22
approved by DDRB. If DDRB staff determine a proposed advertisement
23
to
24
Transportation
25
Jacksonville Transportation Authority shall not place the proposed
26
advertisement
27
advertisement is considered by DDRB staff to be consistent with
28
said advertisement policy.
be
content and design within a previously DDRB approved
Transportations
changed
29
out
is
Authority’s
on
the
In
any
exception
including
31
unenforceable,
the
event
advertisement
consistent
with
advertising
affected
(6)
30
not
Authority’s
signage plan provided
transit
that
any
contained
unconstitutional
or
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void,
then
shelter
is
or
of
as
Jacksonville
policy,
portion
herein,
the
policy
until
the
said
this
section,
declared
invalid,
is
permanently
1
enjoined, or if the existence of any provision of this section
2
would result in any other portion of this Chapter or Chapter 326 or
3
Article 23 of the Charter being held to be invalid, unenforceable,
4
unconstitutional or void, and the court does not sever such invalid
5
portion of this section, then the invalid portion of this section
6
is
7
included within the exemption shall be erected without compliance
8
with the remainder of this Chapter and this Ordinance Code. It is
9
the specific intent that the invalidity of any portion of this
10
section shall not affect any other section, subsection, paragraph,
11
subparagraph, sentence, phrase, clause or word of this Chapter,
12
Chapter 326, Article 23 of the Charter, or this Ordinance Code.
13
repealed
(ih)
and
invalid
and
thereafter
Sign area computation:
no
signs
of
the
type
For signs erected pursuant to
14
this Section, the area of each sign surface shall be calculated as
15
provided in Section 656.1302(u).
16
(ji)
Special
Board
may
sign
exceptions:
approve
special
The
Review
18
656.1333 provided the proposed sign plan shows, in addition to the
19
criteria set forth in Section 656.1335 and Section 656.1303(c):
*
21
(kj)
Other
signs
*
exceptions
Development
17
20
sign
Downtown
to
Section
*
prohibited:
Any
sign
not
specifically
22
allowed in this Section or exempted under Section 656.1334 shall be
23
prohibited.
24
(lk)
Compliance with Building Codes:
requirements
of
this
Subpart,
25
the
26
Overlay Zone shall also meet all applicable requirements of the
27
Florida Building Code and the City of Jacksonville Building Code -
28
Administrative Provisions.
29
Sec. 656.1334. Signs exempted.
30
(a)
31
signs
In addition to meeting
in
the
Downtown
Sign
The following signs do not require permits or fee payment
but are subject to design review by the Downtown Development Review
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1
Board Development Authority:
2
*
3
4
(4)
*
*
Signs on transit shelters located on public
rights-of-way,
on
publicly
owned
property,
or
privately
owned
5
property, as permitted by Section 656.1303 and subject to Sections
6
656.361.20 and 656.1333.
7
(b)
The following signs do not require permits, fee payment,
8
or
9
Development Authority, so long as such signs meet the requirements
10
design
review
by
the
Downtown
Review
*
(c)
*
*
The following signs do not require permits, fee payment,
13
or design review by the Downtown Development Review Board
14
Development Authority:
15
16
Board
of the Sections indicated:
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12
Development
*
Section 4.
Section
landmark
sites,
*
*
307.106
application
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307.106
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property in historic districts; application procedures), Ordinance
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Code, is hereby amended, in part, to read as follows:
of
changes
to
Code,
historic
to
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Ordinance
in
changes
landmarks,
(Approval
property
of
17
procedures),
and
(Approval
districts;
amended.
landmarks,
landmark
Section
sites,
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CHAPTER 307. HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION.
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PART 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS.
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25
*
Section 307.106.
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landmark
sites,
27
procedures.
and
property
in
*
(v)
The
30
approve
the
31
nationally
Historic
transit
designated
*
Approval
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29
*
of
design
historic
to
districts;
landmarks,
application
*
Preservation
shelter
changes
historic
*
and
Commission
type
district.
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shall
review
for
any
locally
The
transit
and
or
shelter
1
design type shall be chosen from at least three options provided by
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JTA, whose design shall be in keeping with the applicable Historic
3
District Regulations.
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shelter which conforms to the transit shelter design type approved
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by
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656.1303(k)(3)(v), transit shelters with advertising and internal
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sign
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Zoning
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Springfield Zoning Overlay, the Springfield Historic District, or
the
Historic
illumination
Overlay,
No COA shall be required for any transit
Preservation
are
the
not
Commission.
permitted
Riverside
in
Avondale
Pursuant
the
to
Riverside
Historic
Section
Avondale
District,
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any other locally or nationally designated historic districts.
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*
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Section 5.
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Conformance
the
*
with
Code.
The
Jacksonville
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Municipal Ordinance Code is hereby amended throughout all sections
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of the Ordinance Code to conform with the intent of the provisions
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in Sections 1 through 4 of this ordinance.
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Counsel along with the Municipal Code codifiers are authorized and
17
directed to ensure code changes are properly codified as approved
18
herein.
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Section 6.
Severability
The Office of General
Clause.
It
is
the
specific
20
intent of the Council that in the event that any portion of this
21
ordinance, including any exception contained herein, is declared
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invalid, unenforceable, unconstitutional or void, or is permanently
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enjoined, or if the existence of any provision of this ordinance
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would result in any other portion of Chapter 326, Chapter 656 or
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Article 23 of the Charter being held to be invalid, unenforceable,
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unconstitutional or void, and the court does not sever such invalid
27
portion of this section, then the invalid portion of this ordinance
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is
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included within the exemption shall be erected without compliance
30
with the remainder of the applicable Chapter or Article. It is the
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specific
repealed
and
intent
invalid
that
the
and
thereafter
invalidity
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of
no
signs
any
of
portion
the
of
type
this
1
ordinance
2
paragraph,
3
Chapter
4
Jacksonville Municipal Ordinance Code.
5
shall
not
affect
subparagraph,
326,
Chapter
Section 7.
any
sentence,
656,
Article
other
phrase,
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of
Current Code Attached.
section,
clause
the
subsection,
or
Charter,
word
of
or
the
The current text of
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the Ordinance Code Sections amended by this Ordinance is attached
7
hereto for reference as Revised Exhibit 3.
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9
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Section 8.
Effective Date.
This Ordinance shall become
effective upon signature by the Mayor or upon becoming effective
without the Mayor's signature.
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Form Approved:
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/s/
Shannon K. Eller____________
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Office of General Counsel
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Legislation Prepared By:
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Shannon K. Eller
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