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ORDINANCE NO. 163.3
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AN ORDINANCE »ENDING (10) OF SECTION XVI, •SIIE YARD RIOOULATIONS" OF
ZONING ORDINANCE R>. 661 TO PROVIDE THAT IN CASES WHERE A PUBLIC AL1'BI OF A
WIDI'H OF NOT LESS THAN FIFrEEN (15) FEET SEPARATES THE REAR :WT LINE OF A
OORNER LOT WITH REVERSED FRONTAGE FKlM THE N:AREST LOT LINE OF THE FI~T LOT
OR LOTS TO THE REAR OF SUCH CORNER utr, THEN THE WIDTH OF THE SIDE YARD OF
SUCH CORNER WT WITH REVERSED FOOm'AGE SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO BE OF GREATER
WIIml THAN FIFI'EEN (15) FEET; CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PEN-
ALTY; AND AUTOORIZING PUBLICATION OF THE DESCRIPTIVE CAPTION AND PENALTY
CLAUSE BERlOOF.
WHEREAS, this amendment to the Zoning Ordinance has been submitted to
the Planning and Zoning COll'llldssion tor its recommendation and report and said
Commission has reo0111111ended to the City Oommiaaion that Zoning OrdiDanee No.
661 be .-nded by amending (10) ot Section XVI, ltSide Yard RegulatiolliJ• to
provide tor a mird.mua ot titteen (15) toot side J&.rd on reversed trontage
lots when the reversed frontage lot is separated trom. the lots to its rear
by a public alle7 ot not less than titteen (15) teet., which recommendation
was received bf the City Commission and atter due consideration, the City
CoiiiDission finds that making such amendment to the Zoning Ordinance a.a more
tully hereinafter set out would be in keeping vi th the general purpose and
intent ot the Zoning Ordinance and would be in the public interest and pro-
mote the health, saf'ety, morals and general velf'are of the general public
and would couserve the 'f'8l.ue ot land and be in keeping vi th the over-all cmm-
p:rehensive plan ot the City ot Lubbock; and,
WHEREAS, all conditions precedent required by law tor a valid amelldmant
to the Zoning Ordinance haw bee~ f'fll-7 complied vi th and notice was duq
published Oc;t. 20, ,_19.541 _in. the Lubbock Morning An-
lanche, and the public hearing according to said Notice was held at 2s 00
o'clock P.M. on Nowmber 9, 1954, in the City Commission Room on the First
Floor ot the City Ball, Lubbock, TeD.s, at which t.ime persons appeared in
support ot the proposal; and attar said bearing, it vas by the City Commis-
sion determined that it would be in the public interest due to changed con-
ditions, that the Zoning Ordinanoe be 8D8nded in substantial compliance v.l.th
the reooD~~DBndations of' the Planning and Zoning Commission; ti)W .THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY 1'1B CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK;
SECTION 1. That (10) ot Section XVI, "Side Ya:r.d Regulations• ot Ordin-
ance No. 661 1£, and the same is herebf amended to hereafter pro'ride as follows:
SIOOTION XVI -SIIE YARD REGULA.TIONS
(10) On col"D9r lots the side ;yard regulation shall be
the same as tor interior lots except in tbe ease or reversed
frontage when the corner lot faces an intersecting street, in
which case there shall be a side )'ard on the street side equal
to the front ;yard on the lots in the rear. No accessory build-
ing on said corner lot shall projeet beyond the front yard line
on the lots in the rear. This regulation shall not be so in-
terpreted as to reduce the buildable width of a corner lot
facing u intersecting stzoeet~ and or record on the 6th dq
ot April, 1941, to less than twenty-eight (28) feet; nor to prohibit the erection ot an accessor:r building where this
, regulation can not reasonabl7 be complied with. Provided
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fUrther, houever, that in cases where a public alley of
a width not less than 15 teet separates the rear lot line
ot such col"'Der lot with reve.l"sed frontage from. the nearest
lot line of the first lot or lots to the rear of such cor-
ner lot, then the width ot the side yard ot such corner
lot with reversed frontage shall not be required to be ot
a greater width than 15 teet, notvithstanding aey other
provisions of this ordinance to the contrary.
SI!Xn'IOif 2. Tba t if' aDT eection, paragraJit, subdivision, clauae, phrase
or provision ot this Ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or held unconaitu-
tional, the same shall not affect the validit;y of this Ordinance as a whole
or any part or provision thereof other than the part so decided to be invalid
or unconstitutional.
SECTION 3. That aJlTone violating the provisions ot Section 1 ot this
Ordinance shall be guilt;y ot a Jdsdemeanor and upon conviction thereof be
:tined an;r suaa not to exceed Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars and each day such
violation shall be permitted to exist shall coDStitute a separate offense.
SECTION 4. The City Secretar;y-Treasurer is hereby directed to cause
the descriptive caption ot this Ordinance together with the penalt7 clause
to be published as an altermtiw method of publication as provided by law.
A N D I T I S S 0 0 R D E R E D.
On motion ot COIIIIIlissioner Cgpmter , seconded by COIIIIDI.e-
sioner BaJc•r , the foregoing Ordinance was passed on first
reading this~dq of lo/'mbor 1 1954, by the following vote:
C~sioners voting "YEA•: Baker, Carpenter and Mayor Tripp
Co.a:l.ssioners voting •nyn: · Heine
On motion of Coassioner Baker , seconded by COIIIIde-
sioner · Forrest , the fore1oing Ordinance was passed on second
reading this 13th~ or Janua17 ·' 195J, by the following vote: . . .
COIIIDiseionere Yoting WIEA•: Baker, Carp«lter, Forrel!lt, ThCII&I ad
M&JOr Tripp
COIIId.ssionera voting •RAY•: Noae
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