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Ogden City, UT Code of Ordinances
CITY CODE of OGDEN CITY, UTAH
ORDINANCES PENDING REVIEW FOR CODIFICATION
ADOPTING ORDINANCE
TITLE 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
TITLE 2 GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
TITLE 3 BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND AGENCIES
TITLE 4 REVENUE, FINANCE AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
TITLE 5 BUSINESS TAXES, LICENSES AND REGULATIONS
TITLE 6 PARKS, RECREATION AND PUBLIC PROPERTY
TITLE 7 PUBLIC WAYS AND FACILITIES
TITLE 8 AIRPORT
TITLE 9 WATER AND SEWER
TITLE 10 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
TITLE 11 POLICE REGULATIONS
TITLE 12 HEALTH AND SAFETY
TITLE 13 ANIMALS
TITLE 14 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
TITLE 15 ZONING REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 2 DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 3 ZONES AND DISTRICTS
CHAPTER 4 DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVIEW PROCESS
CHAPTER 5 APPEALS, VARIANCES AND SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS
CHAPTER 6 NONCONFORMING REGULATIONS1
CHAPTER 7 CONDITIONAL USES1
CHAPTER 8 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PRUD)
CHAPTER 9 CLUSTER SUBDIVISIONS; SPECIAL REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 10 GROUP DWELLINGS1
CHAPTER 11 RESIDENTIAL INFILL DEVELOPMENTS
CHAPTER 12 PARKING AND LOADING SPACE, TRAFFIC AND ACCESS REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 13 REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL ZONES
CHAPTER 14 OPEN SPACE ZONE O-1
CHAPTER 15 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONES R-1-5, R-1-6, R-1-8, R-1-10
CHAPTER 16 TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-2
CHAPTER 17 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-3
CHAPTER 18 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-4
CHAPTER 19 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-5
CHAPTER 20 RESIDENTIAL MANUFACTURED HOME PARK ZONE Rmh-1
CHAPTER 21 MANUFACTURING ZONES - DISTRICT CHARACTERISTICS, USE REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 22 MANUFACTURING ZONES - SITE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
CHAPTER 23 MANUFACTURING ZONES - SPECIAL REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 24 AIRPORT ZONE DISTRICTS AND USES
CHAPTER 25 12TH STREET CORRIDOR OVERLAY ZONE 12TH CO
CHAPTER 26 FLOODPLAIN OVERLAY ZONE FP
CHAPTER 27 SENSITIVE AREA OVERLAY ZONE SA
CHAPTER 28 WATER-WISE LANDSCAPING
CHAPTER 29 CONDITIONAL OVERLAY ZONE CO
CHAPTER 30 PLANNED COMMERCIAL RECREATION ZONE PCR
CHAPTER 31 TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-2A
CHAPTER 32 DOWNTOWN RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONES R-MFV AND R-MFH
CHAPTER 33 PROFESSIONAL/INSTITUTIONAL ZONE PI
CHAPTER 34 DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL ZONES C-MU, C-ENT, H25 And C-9
CHAPTER 35 TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE - EAST CENTRAL R-2EC
CHAPTER 36 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE - EAST CENTRAL R-3EC
CHAPTER 37 THE NINE RAILS CREATIVE DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL ZONE
CHAPTER 38 COMMERCIAL ZONES C-1/CP-1, C-2/CP-2, C-3/CP-3
CHAPTER 39 MIXED USE ZONE MU
CHAPTER 40 COMMERCIAL RECREATION ZONE CRC-1
CHAPTER 41 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL ZONES NC-1, NC-2
CHAPTER 42 TRANSIT OVERLAY ZONE
CHAPTER 43 TWO-FAMILY AND SMALL LOT RESIDENTIAL ZONE R-2S
TITLE 16 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS
TITLE 17 LANDMARKS
TITLE 18 OUTDOOR SIGNS
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CHAPTER 30
PLANNED COMMERCIAL RECREATION ZONE PCR
SECTION:
15-30-1: Purpose And Intent
15-30-2: Permitted Uses
15-30-3: Conditional Uses
15-30-4: Special Provisions
15-30-5: Minimum Site Development Standards
15-30-6: General Regulations
15-30-7: Review And Approval Process
15-30-8: Building Permit Issuance
15-30-9: Time Limitation
15-30-10: Enforcement
15-30-1: PURPOSE AND INTENT:
   A.   The intent of the Planned Commercial Recreation Zone is to permit the establishment of a well designed complex of recreation and entertainment businesses, to meet the recreation and entertainment needs of the City or region, and which will best fit the general environment and land use pattern of the area to be served.
   B.   Further, it is the intent of this Zone to encourage multi-purpose centers of unified design and site layout, in order to avoid hodge-podge or strip commercial recreation developments, particularly when located in or near residential neighborhoods.
   C.   Even though the Zone is commercial in concept, it is distinctly limited commercial and shall be limited, primarily, to uses which, by their nature, do not ordinarily compete for space in the downtown commercial zones. It is recognized, however, that a certain amount of support activities such as restaurants and snack bars may be appropriate and even necessary for the success of these centers.
(Ord. 84-4, 1-26-1984; amd. 1999 Code; Ord. 2023-16, 4-11-2023)
15-30-2: PERMITTED USES:
   A.   Aquarium.
   B.   Art gallery.
   C.   Athletic clubs and spas.
   D.   Ice cream parlor.
   E.   Ice skating rink.
   F.   Movie theater, indoor.
   G.   Nature exhibit.
   H.   Parks and playground.
   I.   Restaurant.
   J.   Swimming pools, indoor.
   K.   Tennis court.
(Ord. 84-4, 1-26-1984)
15-30-3: CONDITIONAL USES:
The following uses shall be permitted only when authorized by a conditional use permit as provided in Chapter 7 of this Title. Any unique conditions of approval listed with each use are in addition to the general development standards for this Zone, and in addition to the general standards for compatibility listed in Chapter 7 of this Title:
   A.   Drive-in restaurant.
   B.   Waterslide, indoor.
   C.   Bowling alley.
   D.   Miniature golf; provided, that all outdoor lighting shall be controlled so as not to reflect on any property beyond the site and that no amplifiers or loud speakers be installed outside any buildings.
   E.   Waterslide, outdoor, provided slide is oriented away from adjacent properties, one hundred feet (100') from nearest residential property line, with minimum six foot (6') screening fence, that all outdoor lighting be controlled so as not to reflect on any area beyond the property and that no amplifiers or loud speakers be installed outside any building.
   F.   Golf driving range; range should be designed to allow drives up to three hundred fifty (350) yards; range should be placed so that flying balls will be diverted toward the interior of the site; that the driving tees be located no closer than one hundred feet (100') to any boundary of the site.
   G.   Arcade, provided it is not within six hundred feet (600') of any public elementary or secondary school, nor within six hundred feet (600') of another arcade in the same center.
   H.   Swimming pool, outdoor, provided the pool is located not less than fifty feet (50') from any residential property line; and is enclosed by a fence or wall not less than six feet (6') in height; and provided that any lights used to illuminate said pool or its accessories shall be controlled so as not to reflect on any area beyond the property, and that no amplifiers or loud speakers be installed outside any building except as necessary for safety and control.
   I.   Roller skating rink.
(Ord. 84-4, 1-26-1984; amd. Ord. 84-15, 5-31-1984)
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