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KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH CODE 18.165.010Chapter 18.165ASPHALT AND CONCRETE BATCH PLANTSSections:18.165.010 Conditional uses – Special provisions for hot-mix asphalt plants and concrete batch plants, relatedmachinery and materials, and stockpiling and storage of related materials and machinery.O.B.A. – Effectiveness of Ord. No. 127 without planning and zoning report, 73-14.18.165.010 Conditional uses – Special provisions for hot-mix asphalt plants and concrete batch plants,related machinery and materials, and stockpiling and storage of related materials andmachinery.(a) Hot-mix asphalt plants and concrete batch plants may be temporarily erected and used in any district, and inconjunction therewith may be stored and stockpiled, for a period not to exceed twelve (12) months, if such aconditional use is duly authorized by the planning commission, or a permit for an additional twelve (12)months or a construction season if approved by the planning and zoning commission, under the following conditions:(1) The machinery and equipment proposed to be used meets the requirements and standards of the StateDepartment of Environmental Conservation, and the several agencies and departments of the UnitedStates of America having jurisdiction thereover;(2) Such machinery and equipment is used and operated in such a manner as to comply with the requirementsand standards of the State Department of Environmental Conservation, the several agencies and departmentsof the United States of America having jurisdiction thereover, other state or local requirements andstandards, the provisions of state law and city and borough ordinances and the common law of the state;(3) Such conditional use is compatible with the use to which adjacent property or properties are being put atthe time of the application for such conditional use;(4) The applicant requesting such a conditional use supplies to the planning commission a bond in the penalamount of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), written by an agent duly authorized to write such bonds in thestate, in a form satisfactory to the borough attorney, conditioned as hereinabove provided.(b)Appeals to the Board of Adjustment.(1) The owner of the property, a municipal officer or any party with ownership or possessory interest in propertylocated within the borough may file with the board of adjustment an appeal specifying in detail hisobjections to the grant or denial of a conditional use permit under this section. All such appeals shall befiled in writing with the clerk of the board of adjustment within fifteen (15) days of the date of said grantor denial.(2) All appeals to the board of adjustment shall follow, to the extent applicable, the procedure as set forth inKGBC 18.05.090. [Ord. No. 792, §5, 6-3-91; Ord. No. 327, §§7, 8, 3-19-79; Ord. No. 127A, §1, 4-16-73.Code 1974 §60.10.115.]18-113
18.170.010 ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITSSections:18.170.010 Conditional uses, standards.Chapter 18.170ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS18.170.010 Conditional uses, standards.(a) Intent. The purpose of this chapter is to: (1) provide homeowners with flexibility in establishing separate livingquarters within or adjacent to their homes so that they might obtain rental income, companionship, security,or other benefits; (2) increase the supply of affordable housing within the community, which satisfies provisionsof the comprehensive plan; and (3) ensure that the development of accessory dwelling units does notcause unanticipated impacts on the character, public health or stability of non-urban low density residentialneighborhoods.(b)Detached accessory dwelling units may be permanently established on a residential lot if a conditional use permitis granted by the planning commission, providing the requirements of Chapter 18.155 KGBC and the followingadditional standards are met. The detached accessory dwelling unit:(1) Shall be visually subordinate to the primary unit, and is limited in size to eight hundred (800) square feetof gross floor area (not including garages and unheated storage areas) or forty (40) percent of the area ofthe principal dwelling for new structures or additions to or conversions of existing structures, whicheveris less.(2) Can only be placed in a side or rear yard, except in the case of a new or converted garage with an integratedapartment, which may be in the front yard providing minimum setbacks are met.(3) Must meet all the development requirements of the zoning code, including setbacks, lot coverage, offstreetparking, etc.(4) Shall share the principal dwelling’s sewer and septic system where practical and not in a city or servicearea or connected to a marine outfall, and the system shall be adequately sized and approved by ADECfor two (2) dwelling units.(5) Must utilize a common driveway with the primary residence from the adjacent access road, unlessimpractical due to topographic constraints.(6) Cannot exceed one (1) story in height, unless the dwelling unit is placed on the second story of an accessorygarage or workshop.(7) Shall not be a mobile building or other nonpermanent structure.(c)(d)The planning commission shall weigh impacts to neighboring properties, including views, privacy, traffic, andpreservation of the rural open quality of neighborhoods, and may impose conditions which mitigate neighborhoodconcerns.Separate accessory dwellings that exist before adoption of the ordinance codified in this chapter will be consideredgrandfathered, and as nonconforming structures cannot be rebuilt without a conditional use permit ifdestroyed. [Ord. No. 1222, §3, 8-19-02. Code 1974 §60.10.116.]18-114
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