This law sets forth details that must be submitted to the Planning and Community Development Department prior to approval of a new community garden. Required details include, among other things, identification of a garden coordinator, site plans and operating standards (including tax and governance structure, hours of operation, maintenance, and security measures).
See references to: public health, safety, and welfare. §§ 17.20.1.010; 17.20.1.020.
See the following language "minimize environmental degradation," § 17.20.1.020.
See this language: "implement the City's adopted growth policy." § 17.20.1.020.
There are various findings stated at section 17.20.1.020, including the finding that "the use of land in the City has a direct bearing on the public health, safety, and welfare." § 17.20.1.020.
Purposes relate to regulating desired, incompatible, and appropriate land uses through zoning and to promote the public health, safety, and welfare. § 17.20.1.020.
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"The Planning and Community Development Department may require additional conditions be met for the protection of the community. The aforementioned information shall be kept on file in the Department. The group shall be responsible for providing the Department revised documents reflecting any significant or pertinent changes to operation or management of the garden." § 17.20.6.175.
Section 17.20.6.175 is located in Title 17 - Land Development Code / Chapter 20 - Land Use / Article 6 - Special Standards for Principal Uses. History: Ord. No. 3068, § 1, 4-5-2011.