§ 25-2-672. TOWN LAKE PARK REGULATIONS.

(A)

Development of a natural area described in Section 25-2-671 (Town Lake Park Terms) is limited to:

(1)

nature trails with interpretive signs and facilities;

(2)

surface parking with pervious material;

(3)

maintenance and improvement of environmental quality, including fencing and wildlife and vegetation management; and

(4)

general park support and maintenance.

(B)

Development of a neighborhood park described in Section 25-2-671 ( Town Lake Park Terms ) is limited to:

(1)

walking, exercise, and bicycle trails;

(2)

surface parking and access roads;

(3)

picnic facilities;

(4)

general neighborhood park uses, including playing fields, ball courts, swimming pools, and playscapes;

(5)

concessions primarily serving an adjacent neighborhood, including food vending, bicycle rentals, and sports equipment rentals;

(6)

cultural facilities primarily serving an adjacent neighborhood;

(7)

maintenance and improvement of environmental quality, including stream bank stabilization, fencing, and wildlife and vegetation management; and

(8)

general park support and maintenance.

(C)

Development of a community park described in Section 25-2-671 ( Town Lake Park Terms ) is limited to:

(1)

development permitted in a neighborhood park;

(2)

municipal swimming pools and associated facilities;

(3)

concessions designed to attract individuals from throughout the city, including boat rentals, food vending, dining facilities, special sports facilities, and special recreational facilities;

(4)

surface parking and parking structures;

(5)

performance and special events facilities;

(6)

specialized facilities, including facilities that serve the handicapped, private nonprofit recreational facilities that serve the general public, and private park enhancement facilities;

(7)

an internal park road system, with grade-separated intersections if required;

(8)

athletic facilities, including multipurpose sports fields and exercise courses;

(9)

maintenance and improvement of environmental quality, including stream bank stabilization, fencing, and wildlife and vegetation management; and

(10)

general park support and maintenance.

(D)

Development of a cultural park described in Section 25-2-671 ( Town Lake Park Terms ) is limited to:

(1)

cultural facilities and special event and performance areas;

(2)

parking structures and limited surface parking;

(3)

concessions that are designed to attract people from throughout the city, that are mobile, temporary, or located in a building described in the Town Lake Park Plan, and that require a small amount of space, including pushcarts selling food or flowers, temporary vending stands for special events, and museum gift shops;

(4)

walking, exercise, and bicycle paths;

(5)

an internal park transportation system;

(6)

maintenance and improvement of environmental quality, including stream bank stabilization, fencing, and wildlife and vegetation management; and

(7)

general park support and maintenance.

(E)

Development of an urban waterfront described in Section 25-2-671 ( Town Lake Park Terms ) is limited to:

(1)

plazas for performances and special events;

(2)

wide sidewalks for walking, exercising, and bicycle riding;

(3)

concessions that are designed to attract people from throughout the city, are mobile, temporary, or located in a building described in the Town Lake Park Plan, and require a small amount of space, including pushcarts selling food or flowers, temporary vending stands for special events, and museum gift shops;

(4)

rowing facilities, boathouses, and similar water-related activities;

(5)

maintenance and improvement of environmental quality, including stream bank stabilization, fencing, and wildlife and vegetation management; and

(6)

general park support and maintenance.

(F)

Development of an area of Town Lake Park not included in a natural area, neighborhood park, community park, cultural park, or urban waterfront described in Section 25-2-671 ( Town Lake Park Terms ) is limited to:

(1)

walking, exercise, and bicycle trails;

(2)

picnic facilities;

(3)

surface parking of pervious material and park access roads; and

(4)

general park support and maintenance.

(G)

This section does not apply to a community events use.

Source: Section 13-2-228.1; Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 990902-57; Ord. 031211-11.