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ORDINANCE NO. 2000-339 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HUGO CITY CODE CHAPTER 320 BY CLARIFYING REGULATIONS REGARDING SUBDIVISIONS OF PROPERTY IN THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREA NOT SERVICED BY MUNICIPAL SEWER AND WATER, ESTABLISHING ALTERNATE MEMBERS OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, AND ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY. (Third amendment to HCC Chapter 320) The City Council of the City of Hugo does hereby ordain as follows: Section 1 Hugo City Code, Chapter 320, Section 5.13C, shall be amended to read as follows: 5.13 Sewage Treatment. C. Land within the Urban Residential, Multi -family, Central Business, General Business, General Industrial, and Residential Service Zoning Districts, which is not being serviced by municipal sanitary sewer and public water service, may not be subdivided, platted, or developed at a density greater than allowed for rural land divisions. See also Section 7.14. Section 2. Hugo City Code, Chapter 320, Section 8.13, shall be amended to add a subparagraph H to read as follows: 8.3 Planning Commission. H. The Council may appoint no more than two (2) persons meeting the eligibility requirements for appointment to the Planning Commission as alternate members. Such alternate members may attend and take part in the Commission's deliberations, but shall have no vote, except that if one (1) or more regular members is absent for any meeting, then the Chairperson may appoint an alternate member, in order of seniority, to serve with all the privileges of a regular member for that meeting only. Section 3. Hugo City Code, Chapter 320, Section 6, shall be amended to add a paragraph 6.68 to read as follows: 6.68. Places of Public Assembly. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, or allow their property to be used as, a place of public assembly, except in conformance with the following standards (see also Section 5.17): A. Non-commercial Places of Public Assembly may be allowed in any zoning district of the City by Conditional Use Permit, where such facilities do not pose an unreasonable nuisance to the public's peace and repose, and do not overburden public facilities and/or services. B. Commercial Places of Public Assembly may be allowed where specifically permitted as a principal, accessory or conditional use by ordinance. C. All places of public assembly shall have adequate sanitary facilities, potable water supply, parking facilities, and emergency vehicle access to serve the needs of those assembled on the property.