HomeMy WebLinkAboutA003 - proof of publication dated December 18, 1990 LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 3109
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF' THE CITY OF AMES, IOWA, BY REPEALING Proof of Publication in The
SECTION 31.11 AS IT NOW EXISTS AND THE DAILY TRIBUNE
ENACTING A NEW SECTION 31.11 FOR THE
PURPOSE OF REVISING PROCEDURES FOR
CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS PERTAINING
TO HISTORIC DISTRICTS OR LANDMARKS;
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH; ESTABLISHING A PENALTY AND
SETTING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT attempt to resolve as quickly as_possole..
ORDAINED, by the City Council for the City the differences between the owner and the
of Ames, Iowa: Commission. The applicant may resubmit an STATE OF IOWA,STORY COUNTY,ss.
Section One. The Municipal Code of the amended application or reapply for a
City of Ames, Iowa is hereby amended by building or demolition permit that takes
repealing Section 31.11 as it now exists into consideration the recommendations of I Dennis Weller, BatTg L €t, on
and enacting a new Section 31.11 as the Commission. (d) Subsequent �'
follows: "Sec. 31.11. APPLICATION FOR A Applications. All structures that have Oath depose and say that I aril president, general
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS. (1) once obtained a Certificate of maR8 QQW0t=TMMger of the THE DAILY
Certificate of Appropriateness. Any act Appropriateness shall be required to TRIBUNE, a daily newspaper, printed at Ames, Story
of alteration, demolition, new ,
construction, or relocation as defined obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness County,Iowa;that the annexed printed
herein shall require a Certificate of for all subsequent alterations, new
Appropriateness. Furthermore, ever construction, or demolition. (4) Other
application for a building permit or a Codes, Regulations, and Ordinances. In
demolition permit, including the granting or denying a Certificate of ordinance #3 1 0 9
accompanying plans and specifications, Appropriateness, the Commission shall not
affecting the exterior architectural
have the power to override housing codes,
Zoning regulations, or any other
appearance of a designated lantlmark or of Ordinances of the City. (5) Building
a property within a designated historic Permit. Upon issuance of a Certificate of
district shall be accompanied by an
application for a Certificate of Appro- Appropriateness, the applicant may apply
for a building permit, if required."
priatene'ss. The Building Official shall
Violation of the provisions
not " issue the building or demolition Section Two. was published in said newspaper for 1
permit until a Certificate of of this ordinance shall constitute a
Appropriateness has been issued. (2) municipal infraction, punishable as set
Administrative Approval Process. (a) out in Section 1.9, Ames Municipal Code. consecutive weeks, the first
or
Types of Alterations. A Certificate of Section Three. All ordinances or parts of
Appropriateness for the following types of finances in conflict herewith shall be and the last Of said publication was On the
exterior alterations may be issued by repealed to the extent of such conflict if
staff of the Department of Planning and any. Section Four. This ordinance shall
Housing, provided the proposed alterations be in u 1 orce and effect from and after 1 A t h day of T)e C embe r
meet the adopted Design Guidelines and De- its passage and publication as required by
sign Criteria: (i) Gutters and law.
downspouts; (ii) Reroofing with cedar Passed this lith_dy le December, 1990. 1 9
shakes or asphalt shingles; (iii Nancy Dionigi, City Clerk
Installation or replacement of.rubber or Larry R. Curtis, Mayor T,,
other composition materials for flat Published in The Daily Tribune December18,
roofs; (iv) Removal of nonoriginal siding 1990. Sworn to before rrn-and subscribed in my presence by
materials to expose original siding Verle$nMason,Dennis Waller,Rarr y_@qQtt.
materials; (v) Installation or replacement
of soffit vents; and (vi) Replacement of December
storm doors with new storm doors designed this 18 t h day of
with large panels of glass of very simple
design. (b) Administrative Approval 0
Procedure. upon receipt of a fully 19
completed application for a Certificate of
Appropriateness, the application materials , .> 7/ C%h�Q`Notary Public
will be revi=wed by staff of the -
Department of Planning and Housing. The in and for the State of Iowa
application for a Certificate of
Appropriateness may be: (i) Approved as
presented; (i i) Approved with Fees,$ d 6 • 5 0
modifications; (iii) Denied; or (iv)
Referred to the Historic Preservation
Commission. (c) Unresolved Dispute. Any
unresolved dispute as to administrative
interpretation of Munic�ip,pal_ Code
requirements will 'automauF al'Ty require
the entire application to be processed in
accordance with the Historic Preservation
Commission review procedure specified by
Chapter 31 of the Mun�icipalCode.
Applications which have not received �l
administrative approval within thirty (30)
days from the date of acceptance of the
application, due to any unresolved dispute
as to the administrative interpretation of
the Municipal Code shall be submitted in
their entirety to the Historic Preser-
vation Commission. (3) Determination by
the Historic Preservation Commission. (a)
Applications. The Commission shall review
the application for a Certificate of
Appropriateness and issue or deny the
application, except as provided for in
Section 31.11(2). (b) Approval/Denial.
Written notice of the approval or denial
of .the application for a Certificate of
Appropriateness shall be provided by the
Department of Planning and Housing to the
applicant and the Building Official within
seven (7) days following the determination
and shall be accompanied by a Certificate
of Appropriateness in the case of an
approval. (c) Denial of a Certificate of
Appropriateness. A denial of a
Certificate of Appropriateness shall be
accompanied by a statement of the reasons
for the denial. The Commission shall make
recommendations to the applicant
concerning changes, if any, in the
proposed action that would cause the
Commission to reconsider its denial and
shall confer with the applicant and