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I I I I I ! I THE ZONING REPORT Page Eight "6. The station shall b~e no closer than 100 ft to any residential zoning district or residential land use. "7. Access to the station shall be from an ar- terial street or from a icommercial street. "8. The owner or operator of the station shall police the site no lessithan once a day to as- sure that no litter at, cumulates and that the containers are emptiedlas needed. "9 .... signing shall b~ an integra] part of the material containers~ buit shall not occupy more than 25% of the surface of the containers nor extend more than 2 f~ above the top of the containers." [Wichita ~S] "(e) Large collection facilities . . . "(4) All exterior storag~ of material shall be in sturdy containers or e~closures which are cov- ered, secured, and m~intained in good condi- tion, or shall be bale~i or palletized. Storage containers for combustible material shall be constructed of nonco~nbustible material. Oil storage must be in containers approved by the Durango Fire Department. No material storage,. excluding truck trailers, will be visible above the height of the screening." [Durango CO] I ,I I I I I I I Zoning standards for recycling processing p~nts "(f) Processing facilities . . . "(2) Processors will ioperate in a wholly en- closed building exeepi for incidental storage; or be: "a. Landscaped in compliance with the zoning district in which the f~cility is located; and "b. At least 150 ft frown adjacent property zon- ed for planned for residential use. "(3) Power-driven pr~oeessing shall be permit- ted, provided all nois~ level requirements are met. Processing facilities are limited to baling, brig uetting, crushing{ compacting, grinding, shredding and sorting ~f source-separated recy- clable materials. "(4) A processing f~cility shall be no larger than 45,000 sq ft. ; "(5) A processing facility may accept used motor oil for recycling from the generator in accordance with applicable state health and safety regulations "(1i) If the facility is located within 500 ft of property zoned or planned for residential use, it shall be not in operation between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. The facility will be admini- stered by on-site personnel during the hours the facility is open .... "(14) Sign requirements shall be those provid- ed for the zoning district in which the facility i~ located. In addition, the facility will be clearly marked with the name and phone num- ber of the facility operator and the hours of operation .... "[Durango CO] IN THE NEXT FEW ISSUES . . . · . . In two weeks~ on March 4th, you get Part One of a two-part disussion of a major topic: zoning for bars, drinking places and alcoholic beverage control. You get Part Two on March 18t1% two' weeks later. For April 22nd, our topic is: defining and regulating various types of clubs and service organizations. For May 20th: maximum height regulations. For June: how to regulate odd- shaped lots in zoning codes. For July: zoning regulations for making the transition to a new zoning code. For August: parking and loading ratios for industrial and employment uses. For September: perhaps two issues--a com- plete checklist for mobile home parks and uses. We make every effort to present accurate in- formation and sound opinion in this report. However, we do not guarantee results, accu- racy, or assume liability for errors, omissions, or for information you may act upon. This pub- lication does not purport to be engaged in the practice of law or give legal advice, but is the opinion of the editor and publisher solely as a professional urban planner. February 18, 1994.1skue