Proceedings for the establishment of right-of-way lines along any existing street, highway or portion thereof, may be initiated by the commission by the adoption of a resolution of intention. Such resolution shall designate the existing street, highway or portion thereof along which right-of-way widening lines are sought to be established, and the distance from the existing street or highway line at which such lines are to be located.
After adoption of the resolution by the commission, but prior to the forwarding of a recommendation to the city council, the commission shall set the date for one hearing before the commission and give notice of the hearing on the resolution so adopted by causing a notice thereof to be published in at least one regular issue of the official newspaper of the city at least 10 days before such heating.
(Prior code § 21.21)
A. 
The city council, upon receipt of a planning commission recommendation for the establishment of right-of-way lines along a street, highway or portion thereof may adopt a resolution of intention to do so.
B. 
Such resolution of intention shall designate the right-of-way line proposed to be established, shall set a date for one public hearing before the city council, and shall be published in at least one regular issue of the official newspaper of the city at least 10 days prior to such heating.
C. 
After the hearing prescribed in the preceding paragraph, the city council may sustain any protests and abandon such proceedings, or deny all protests and order by ordinance the establishment of such right-of-way line described in the resolution of intention or to order the same established with such changes or modifications as the council may deem proper.
(Prior code § 21.22)
Between the time of the adoption of a resolution by the planning commission and the time the ordinance establishing a right-of-way line is acted upon by the city council, no building permit shall be issued for the erection of any building, structure or improvement between any proposed right-of-way line and the existing street line, or between any proposed right-of-way line and the appropriate setback line for the zoning district in which the property is located.
(Prior code § 21.23)
On any lot wherein a right-of-way line for the widening of an existing street has been established under this section, or is established after the effective date of this chapter, required setbacks for buildings or structures as designated by the zone in which the property is located, shall be measured from such right-of-way line.
(Prior code § 21. 24)
In order to promote the public health, safety and general welfare, it is the purpose of this section to provide for the establishment of future street right-of-way lines so as to regulate and direct the extension of existing and future major streets and highways.
(Prior code § 21.25)
Right-of-way lines for future streets and for the extension of existing streets may be established on a "future street right-of-way lines map or maps."
(Prior code § 21.26)
Proceedings for the establishment of future street right-of-way lines may be initiated by the commission by the adoption of a resolution of intention. Such resolution shall designate, by description and attached map the location and direction of the future street right-of-way lines.
After adoption of the resolution by the commission but prior to the forwarding of a recommendation to the city council, the commission shall set the date for one hearing before the commission and give notice of such hearing on the resolution so adopted by causing a notice thereof to be published in at least one regular issue of the official newspaper of the city at least 10 days before the first hearing.
(Prior code § 21.27)
A. 
The city council, upon receipt of a planning commission recommendation for the establishment of future street right-of-way lines, may adopt a resolution of intention to do so.
B. 
Such resolution shall designate by description and attached map the location and direction of the future street right-of-way lines proposed to be established, shall set a date for one public hearing before the city council, and shall be published in at least one regular issue of the official newspaper of the city at least 10 days prior to such hearing.
C. 
After the hearing prescribed in the preceding paragraph, the city council may sustain any protests and abandon such proceedings, or deny any protests and order by ordinance the establishment of such future street right-of-way lines described in the resolution of intention and accompanying maps or to order the same to be established with such changes or modifications as the council may deem proper.
(Prior code § 21.28)
Between the time of the adoption of a resolution by the planning commission and prior to the time the ordinance establishing a future street right-of-way line in such proceedings is acted upon by the city council, no building permit shall be issued for the erection of any building, structure or improvement within such future street right-of-way lines, or between any future street right-of-way line and the appropriate setback line for the zoning district in which the property is located.
(Prior code § 21.29)
On any lot wherein a right-of-way line for a future street or for the extension of an existing street has been established under this section, or is established after the effective date of this chapter, required setbacks for buildings or structures as designated by the zone in which the property is located, shall be measured from such right-of-way line.
(Prior code § 21.30)