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<br />Manager and the Chairman of the Zoning Commission and the date of
<br />its adoption. It shall bear the signature of the Mayor, attested
<br />by the City Secretary, and the official seal of the City. Changes
<br />and amendments shall be properly noted and dated. A replica of
<br />the map shall be produced upon paper and attached to the
<br />transcription of this ordinance.
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<br />(B) In the event that uncertainties exist with respec.t to the
<br />intended boundaries of the various districts as shown on the
<br />zoning map, the following rules shall apply:
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<br />(1) All streets, alleys, waterways, railroads, and other
<br />rights-of-way, if not otherwise specifically designated, shall be
<br />considered to be in the same zoning district as the property
<br />immediately abutting them. Where the designation of a boundary
<br />line on the zoning map coincides with the location of a street,
<br />alley, waterway, railroad, or other right-of-way, the centerline
<br />of such right-of-way shall be construed to be the boundary of the
<br />district.
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<br />(2) Where the zoning district boundaries do not coincide
<br />with the location of streets, alleys, waterways, railroads, or
<br />other rights-of-way, but do coincide with tract or lot lines, such
<br />tract or lot lines shall be construed to be the boundary of the
<br />district.
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<br />( 3) Where by a determination of the Director of Planning,
<br />the boundary line of a zoning district does not coincide with the
<br />location of streets, alleys, waterways, railroads, or tract or lot
<br />lines, the district boundaries shall be determined by the use of
<br />the scale shown on the zoning map or reference to the metes and
<br />bounds description in the ordinance which previously zoned the
<br />property, as applicable.
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<br />PART 4. That Sections
<br />4(24), 4(28), 4(30), 4(32),
<br />4(47), 4(48), 4(54) 4(56),
<br />4(66), 4(67), 4(70), 4(72),
<br />4(107) are repealed.
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<br />4(1), 4(9), 4(10), 4(22), 4(23),
<br />4(33), 4(34), 4(43), 4(45), 4(46),
<br />4 ( 57), 4 ( 60) , 4 ( 63 ) (d) , 4 ( 63 ) (h) ,
<br />(4 (82), 4 (95), 4 (105), 4 ( 106) and
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<br />PART 5. That the following definitions be adopted under
<br />Section 4 of the San Marcos General Zoning Ordinance and listed in
<br />proper alphabetical order and numbered appropriately:
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<br />Section 4. Definitions.
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<br />Accessory building: In a residential district, a subordinate
<br />building, detached from the main building, without separate
<br />utilities, and not used for commercial purpose or rented. It may
<br />be used as servants' quarters, a washroom, storage room for
<br />domestic storage belonging to the owner or tenant only, or a space
<br />for one or more automobiles owned by the owner, tenant or guests.
<br />In districts other than residential, an accessory building is a
<br />subordinate building the use of which is incidental to and used
<br />only in conjunction with the main buildings.
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<br />Church: A building or structure, or groups of buildings or
<br />structures, which by design and construction are primarily
<br />intended for the conducting of organized religious services and
<br />accessory uses associated therewith and which is recognized as a
<br />church by the Internal Revenue Service.
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<br />Conservatorship: The relationship established when a person
<br />is placed in the care of another by a court or by an agency
<br />authorized to do so by the legislature or by the Texas State
<br />Department of Human Resources.
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<br />Convalescent home or nursing home: Any structure or
<br />collection of structures located on one site used or occupied by
<br />persons recovering from illness or suffering from infirmities of
<br />old age.
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