Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

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Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
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10.4.6 Dimensional requirements performance standards. All uses in the Waterfront
In addition to the generally applicable provisions of Port Development Zone shall comply with the
Article 7 of this Land Use Code, lots in the following standards:
Waterfront Port Development Zone shall be subject A. Outdoor storage of materials. Outdoor
to the requirements of Table 10-B. storage of commodities and materials
accessory to normal conduct of business,
10.4.7 Additional bulk, height, and location except pilings and/or cranes, shall be permitted
standards. to a maximum height of 45 feet, and such
Moveable elements or connection devices may materials shall be entirely contained, including
exceed the maximum height limits set forth in Table runoff contaminants and residual material,
10-B, subject to the following: within a designated area within the lot
A. Moveable elements such as cranes and gantries, boundaries.
and connection devices such as conveyors or B. Noise.
bridges shall not be subject to the space and 1. The level of sound, measured by a sound
bulk requirements, but shall be subject to a level meter with frequency weighting
determination by the Federal Aviation network (manufactured according to
Administration that the location of such standards prescribed by the American
equipment will not create a hazard to National Standards Institute, Inc.),
navigation. inherently and recurrently generated
B. The applicant shall provide a determination within the Waterfront Port Development
from the Federal Aviation Administration that Zone between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and
structures and equipment will not exceed the 7:00 a.m. from industrial facilities or
applicable height guidelines for the runway operation commenced on or after July 1,
approach and will not create a hazard to