§ 25-2-1121. INTENSITY ZONES.

(A)

Property is in a high intensity zone, if the property:

(1)

is along Loop 360 and within 3,500 feet of the intersection of Loop 360 with US 290; or

(2)

is within 1,000 feet of the right-of-way of two intersecting highways that are maintained by the state; and

(a)

has frontage on:

(i)

both highways; or

(ii)

one highway and an intersecting arterial or collector street.

(B)

Property is in a moderate intensity zone, if the property:

(1)

is not in a high intensity zone; and

(2)

has frontage on:

(a)

Loop 360, north of RM 2222 and south of RM 2244;

(b)

the segment of Loop 360 that is 1,200 feet or less from Westlake Drive;

(c)

the segment of RM 2222 that extends east from RM 620 for 2.1 miles;

(d)

the segment of RM 620 that extends from Comanche Trail to Anderson Mill Road;

(e)

the segment of RM 620 that extends from Lohman's Crossing to Steward Road; or

(f)

a segment of a roadway that would otherwise place the property in a low intensity zone, if access to the property is solely from an arterial or collector street that is not a hill country roadway.

(C)

Property is in a moderate intensity zone, if the property is not in a high intensity zone, has frontage on a hill country roadway and on an intersecting arterial or collector street, and is located 500 feet or less from the right-of-way boundary of the arterial or collector street. This subsection does not apply to an intersection on RM 2222 east of Loop 360.

(D)

Property is in a low intensity zone if the property is not in a high intensity zone or a moderate intensity zone.

Source: Section 13-2-782(1); Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11.