The following applies to nonresidential zones:
(A) Development Plan Required. Each request for a building permit for development utilizing railroad cars for stationary purposes must be accompanied by three copies of an accurate site development plan drawn at a scale of one inch to 100 feet, or larger which specifies the following:
(1) Legal description of the site;
(2) Exact structure locations;
(3) Structure appearance (including signs) and dimensions;
(4) Pedestrian and vehicular circulation;
(5) Off-street parking facilities in accordance with the off-street parking regulations in the Integrated Development Ordinance;
(6) Loading facilities;
(7) Surface drainage plan;
(8) Areas to be covered with impervious surface; and
(9) Landscape plan, including an outline of proposed planting beds and grass areas, and the location, size and species of proposed significant trees and shrubs.
(B) Procedure.
(1) Notification. The Planning Department shall mail written notice at least 15 days prior to the date of decision to the owners of all property within 100 feet of the exterior boundaries of the site, excluding public right-of-way, as shown in the records of the Bernalillo County Assessor indicating the location and proposed use as well as where interested persons may examine the plans and file comments, and including the date upon which a decision is to be made.
(2) Review. The Planning Director, or his authorized representative, shall request comments from other appropriate departments and agencies, and review the plans submitted with respect to conformity to this article and related regulations, and shall review the comments received.
(3) Decision. The Planning Director, or his authorized representative, shall, after review of the plans and comments received, state his findings and decision in writing to the applicant and any neighboring property owners who have commented on the matter. The Planning Director, or his authorized representative, may approve an application only when he finds that the intended development will not, in the circumstances of the particular case and under conditions imposed, be injurious to the neighborhood or appropriate use of adjoining property, or otherwise be detrimental to the public welfare, safety, health, morals, or convenience, and finds that the use will be compatible with the intent of this article. In approving an application, he may impose conditions necessary to achieve the above objective.
('74 Code, § 7-10-2) (Ord. 73- 1973; Am. Ord. 2017-025)