5.B.

City of Chamblee
City Council Agenda Item
Department: City Council
Prepared By: Amy Canales
Initiator: Amy Canales
ACTION ITEM (ID # 3420)

SUBJECT: TA2022-02 - TAPROOM UDO AMENDMENT

Meeting Date: May 17, 2022, 7:30 PM

REQUESTED ACTION:
Adopt amendments to Chapter 110 and Chapter 240, Articles 1 and 3 of the UDO and the
Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book for TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO
amendment.

SUMMARY:
Businesses have approached the city about opening a taproom; however, they were not able to
open in Chamblee due to our ordinances. Taprooms are spaces dedicated to primarily serving
beer or wine to patrons and differs from a craft brewery or craft distillery in that they do not
produce their own beverages, but instead, offer beer or wine on tap for both consumption on-
site and for package retail sales, which may include the packaging of growlers. Taprooms differ
from brew pubs in that they do not need to have the majority of revenue from the sale of
prepared meals and food.

Therefore, staff is proposing amendments to Chapter 110 and Chapter 240, Articles 1 and 3 of
the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) and the Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD
Pattern Book to create a definition and supplemental use regulations for taprooms. Staff is
proposing to allow the taproom use in the Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD district.

Attachment List:
TA2022-02 Staff Memo (DOCX)
Attachment 1 - UDO Redline Sections (DOC)
Attachment 2 - Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book Redline Section
(DOCX)
Attachment 3 - Ordinance (DOCX)

Review:
Amy Canales Completed 04/07/2022 12:56 PM

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Jon Walker Completed 04/07/2022 3:09 PM

City Council Completed 04/14/2022 6:00 PM
City Council Completed 04/19/2022 7:30 PM
City Council Completed 05/12/2022 6:00 PM

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MEMORANDUM

DATE: April 14, 2022

TO: Mayor and City Council

Attachment: TA2022-02 Staff Memo (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)

CC: Jon Walker, City Manager
FROM: Michelle Alexander, Planning and Development Director
SUBJECT: TA2022-02: UDO Amendment - Taprooms

Summary

Businesses have approached the city about opening a taproom; however, they were not able to
open in Chamblee due to our ordinances. Taprooms are spaces dedicated to primarily serving
beer or wine to patrons and differs from a craft brewery or craft distillery in that they do not
produce their own beverages, but instead, offer beer or wine on tap for both consumption on-
site and for package retail sales, which may include the packaging of growlers. Taprooms differ
from brew pubs in that they do not need to have the majority of revenue from the sale of
prepared meals and food.

At this time, City staff proposes permitting taprooms only in the Downtown Chamblee Town
Center PUD district. The definition of taproom will be established in the UDO and the use could
be permitted in other zoning districts in the future outside of the Downtown Chamblee Town
Center PUD district. The supplemental use standards for taprooms will not allow fuel sales on
the same premises and prohibit unenclosed outdoor storage and equipment.

Proposed Amendments to the UDO

As a companion to the recent Alcohol Ordinance Amendment, this ordinance will amend the
Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).

• Title I, Chapter 110: A definition would be added to the UDO to define a taproom
establishment as the following:

Taproom: An establishment dedicated to the sale of beer and/or wine for off-site and/or
on-site consumption that meets the dispensing and hours of operation requirements of
the Alcohol Ordinance.

• Title II, Chapter 240, Article 1: Taproom will be added to the permitted use table

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• Title II, Chapter 240, Article 2: Supplemental use standards would also be added for the
taproom use, as follows:
a. Fuel sales are not allowed on the same premises as a taproom.
b. No unenclosed outdoor equipment or unenclosed outdoor storage is permitted.

• Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book: Staff recommends allowing
taprooms as a permitted use in the Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD district,
provided the taprooms meet the supplemental use regulations in the UDO.

Attachment: TA2022-02 Staff Memo (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)

Recommendation

Staff recommends adopting amendments to Chapter 110 and Chapter 240, Articles 1 and 3 of the
UDO and the Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book for TA2022-02 – Taprooms
ordinance.

Attachments

1. UDO Redline Sections

2. Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book Redlined Section
3. Adoption Ordinance

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Section 110-1. - Definitions.

For the purpose of interpreting this UDO, certain words and terms used herein shall be defined as
follows and may be referenced in other titles of this UDO:
…
Subdivision: The division of a tract or parcel of land resulting in one or more new lots or building
sites.

Attachment: Attachment 1 - UDO Redline Sections (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)
Taproom: An establishment dedicated to the sale of beer and/or wine for off-site and/or on-site
consumption that meets the dispensing and hours of operation requirements of the Alcohol Ordinance.
Tasting room: A use associated with and on the same premises as a brewery or distillery, at which
guests may sample the manufacturer's products.
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Section 240-1. - Table of permitted and prohibited uses.

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Permitted Use Table

District Type => Residential Mixed-Use Industrial

NR- NR- NR- NC- NC- MU-

Land Use VR CC CVC VC TOD IT I
1 2 3 1 2 BC

3.0 Restaurants

3.1 Restaurants with no substantial

carry-out or delivery service, no drive-
in or drive-through service, with no
service or consumption outside fully P P P P P P P P
enclosed structure (eating
establishments with just inside
dining)

3.2 Restaurants with outdoor

S S S S S S S S
dining

3.3 Restaurants with carry-out and

delivery service, no consumption on P P
the premises

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3.4 Brew pubs S S S S S S S

3.5 Restaurants with drive-through

facilities (not permitted on storefront S
streets)

Attachment: Attachment 1 - UDO Redline Sections (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)
3.6 Restaurant providing hookah S

3.7 Event Center P P P P P

3.8 Taproom *

* Allowed in PUD districts only, as identified in an adopted PUD book use table.

Section 240-13. - Supplemental use provisions.

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(b) The following supplemental use provisions are organized by major use category as presented in
Section 240-1, Table of Permitted and Prohibited Uses. Permitted use table reference numbers are
presented in brackets [#].
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(21) Restaurants with outdoor dining [3.2]. Outdoor dining for restaurant service is permitted
subject to the following standards:
a. No outdoor seating shall be used for calculating seating requirements pertaining to the
location of, applications for, or issuance of a liquor license for any establishment nor shall
the additional seats be used to claim any exemption from any other requirement of any
county or state codes or ordinances.
b. Outdoor dining abutting a public sidewalk shall be subject to the following additional
development standards:
1. Outdoor dining areas may not conflict with sidewalk clear zones. They may be
counted toward the required supplemental zone. When located adjacent to a sidewalk
clear zone, the outdoor dining area shall be clearly delineated.
2. A minimum setback of at least 2 feet from the curb line shall be provided adjacent to
on-street parking spaces in order to maintain adequate space for pedestrian access to
motor vehicles.
3. White string lighting may be permitted during operating hours.
4. Outdoor entertainment shall not be amplified and shall cease at 10:00 p.m. Sunday
through Thursday and at 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
(22) Brew pubs [3.4]. Brewing activities shall be:

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a. Accessory to sales and consumption of food and beverages on-premises.

b. Shall be located in a wholly enclosed building.
c. Production space shall be limited subject to state law.
d. No outdoor equipment or outdoor storage is permitted.
(23) Restaurants with drive-through facilities [3.5]. See Subsection 240-12(b)(12) Sales or rental
establishments with drive-through facilities [2.3].

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(24) Restaurant Providing Hookah [3.6].
a. Indoor seating only.
b. Minimum 2,500 sq. ft. of floor area required for customer seating.
c. See International Building Code for mechanical ventilation requirements. Sprinklers may be
required by the Fire Marshal.
(25) Taproom [3.8].
a. Fuel sales are not allowed on the same premises.
b. No unenclosed outdoor equipment or unenclosed outdoor storage is permitted.
(26)(25) Automobile dealerships [4.1]. The following design standards shall apply to automobile
dealerships:
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(27)(26) Automotive wash services (Car Wash), as a principal or accessory use [4.5].
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(28)(27) Automobile rental establishments [4.7].
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(29)(28) Gasoline stations with convenience stores [4.9].
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(30)(29) Bus stop shelters.
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(31)(30) Bus station [4.11].
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(32)(31) Massage establishments [5.20]. See City of Chamblee Code of Ordinances, Chapter 22,
Article VIII, "Massage and Spa Establishments" for applicable regulations.
(33)(32) Tattoo establishments [5.26].
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(34)(33) Spa establishment [5.28]. See City of Chamblee Code of Ordinances, Chapter 22, Article
VIII, "Massage and Spa Establishments" for applicable regulations.
(35)(34) Adult entertainment establishments [6.1]. Adult bookstores, adult movie theaters, adult
cabarets, and other adult entertainment establishments are subject to the following locational
requirements in all districts in which they are permitted:
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(36)(35) Subdivision recreation centers (private) [6.8]. Renovation of existing swim and tennis
clubs built prior to 2006 shall be exempt from the following provisions of the Unified
Development Ordinance:

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(37)(36) Craft brewery [7.7]. When located in the CC, CVC, TOD, MUBC Districts, the following
supplemental regulations shall apply:
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(38)(37) Craft distillery [7.8]. When located in the CC, CVC, TOD, MUBC Districts, the following
supplemental regulations shall apply:
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(39)(38) Dry cleaning plants [7.9].
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(40)(39) Innovator space [7.17].
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(41)(40) Parking structures, multi-story [8.1].
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(42)(41) Self-storage facilities [8.2.5]. Self-storage facilities shall meet the following standards of
design and development:
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(43)(42) Boarding and breeding kennels, and animal hospitals with outdoor boarding of animals
[9.1].
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(44)(43) Veterinarian, including animal hospitals, veterinary clinics with no outdoor boarding of
animals, and county animal control shelter [9.3].
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(45)(44) Cemetery [10.1]. Private and public cemeteries shall comply with all provisions of state
law. In addition:
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(46)(45) Crematorium [10.2].
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(47)(46) Public and private schools offering general education courses (including associated
grounds and athletic and other facilities) [11.1.1], and Places of Worship and places of
assembly (including associated residential structures for religious personnel, and associated
buildings) [11.4].
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(48)(47) Communications facilities, including cellular tower [12.2]. See Chamblee Code of
Ordinances, Chapter 18 - Buildings and Building Regulations, Article V, Standards for
Telecommunications Antennae and Towers.
(49)(48) Solar energy systems, principal [12.6]. Principal solar energy systems (SES) shall be
subject to the following standards:
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(50)(49) Utility Transmission and Monitoring Facilities [12.7].
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(51)(50) Community gardens [13.2].

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Attachment: Attachment 1 - UDO Redline Sections (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)

metal work, furniture, glass or
ceramics, and paper.
Simulated divided lights. A window
made up of one piece of glass with
removable muntins attached to
both the interior and exterior of the
glass, usually with a strong
adhesive.
Stepback. A requirement above a
certain number of stories that the
street-facing building façade of a
building must be set back at least
10 feet from the street-facing
façade of the story immediately
below.
True divided light. A window made
up of multiple panes of glass that
are separated by muntins or grilles.
Upper story. An above-ground story
of a building other than the ground
floor.
Text and Graphics
Illustrations, photos, and graphics
are included in these standards
and this pattern book to illustrate
the intent and requirements of the
text. In the case of a conflict
between the text and any
illustrations, photos, or graphics
otherwise found in these standards
or other parts of this pattern book,
the text of these standards governs.
Reference to Specific Brands
These standards and this pattern
book include specific products and
brands for illustrative purposes only.
The use of specific products and
brands is not required. Visually
similar designs may be used when
approved by the Planning and
Development Director or required
by Georgia Power or other
authorities.
DCI Review
1. Article 3 of Chapter 280
(Developments of Community
Impact) applies in this PUD.
2. In addition to the general
requirements for DCI review,
when DCI review is required all
DCI applications shall submit
evidence demonstrating
conformance with this pattern
book.
Variances
3.
1. The Planning and
Development Director may
grant administrative variances
to the following standards of
this pattern book:
Part 4. Building Types;
Part 10A. Blocks (block
perimeter and stub streets
only, as provided in that
part);
Chapter 4: Architectural
Patterns; and
Chapter 5: Landscape
Patterns.
These administrative variances
are in addition to those
allowed by Article 5 of
Chapter 280 of the UDO
(Administrative Variances).
2. When the administrative
variance is granted, it must be
justified by this pattern book’s
purpose (as established in
Chapter 1) and by the findings
of Part 1B.
3. Variances to a standards of
this pattern book, other than
identified in “1” above, shall
be processed in accordance
with Article 4 of Chapter 280 of
the UDO (Variances).
4. Variances to citywide
standards not identified in “1”
through “3” above shall be
processed according to their
usual procedures.
5. Variances granted within this
PUD shall only apply to the
specific lot seeking such
variance, not to the overall
PUD. No variance that applies
to all lots in this PUD may be
granted except as a PUD
modification to this pattern
book.
Use Standards
Permitted Uses
1. The following table states the
permitted principal and
accessory uses authorized
within each subarea. Symbols
used in the table have the
following meanings:
P = Permitted as a principal
use and subject to any use
standards of this pattern book,
but not subject to Section 240-
13 of the UDO (Supplemental
Use Standards);
A = Permitted as an Accessory
Use and subject to Section
240-7 of the UDO (Accessory
Use Standards);
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S = Permitted and subject to
Section 240-13 of the UDO
(Supplemental Use Standards);
and
T = Permitted as a Temporary
Use and subject to Section
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240-14 of the UDO (Temporary
and mobile uses).
2. When a use is permitted in the
following table, the use
standards of Section 240-7 of
the UDO also apply except
when otherwise stated in these
standards.
3. When the following table refers
to all individual uses within a
specific land use category, the
term includes all specific uses
listed under said category in
Section 240-1 of the UDO.
4. The Planning and
Development Director is
authorized to prepare a
written interpretation whether
a proposed use not specifically
listed in this table is so similar in
nature to a permitted use that
it is also intended to be
permitted in the same
subarea. Such determination
shall be made in conformance
with Section 240-1(a)(2)(b) of
the UDO (Permitted and
Prohibited Uses).
5. Any use not listed in the table
as permitted within a subarea,
and not determined by the
Planning and Development
Director to be similar in nature
to a listed use, is prohibited
within that subarea.
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Attachment: Attachment 2 - Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book Redline Section (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO
Permitted Use Table Land Use SA-1 SA-2
Land Use SA-1 SA-2 Sales and rental of goods, merchandise or equipment
Residential Sales or rental of goods, merchandise or equipment establishments, not
P P
included in sales and rental uses listed below
Single-family residences
Sales or rental establishments with drive-through facilities
Single-family detached, one dwelling unit per lot

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Bicycle sales and repair shops P P
Accessory dwellings
Convenient cash businesses S S
Single-family attached (Townhouse) dwellings P P
Corner commercial (see list of specific uses in Section 240-13) P P
Cottage cluster development
Drive-in theater S
Multifamily residences
Electrical supply store P P
Multifamily development (including accessory uses) subject to Part 3B P P
Farm equipment sales and service
Live-work units subject to Part 3C P P
Food stores and groceries P P
Mixed-use
Lumber and other building material establishments P
Mixed-use development P P
Growler stores P P
Convertible space S S
Newsstands P P
Home occupations
Office equipment and supplies, sales and service, including accessory
Home occupation A A P P
printing operations
Homes emphasizing special services, treatment or supervision
Outdoor retail sales of goods in connection with a permanent
Group residential facilities, other than personal care T T
establishment
Personal care homes, not used primarily for the treatment of Package stores for the sale of alcoholic beverages S S
S S
contagious diseases, alcoholism, drug addiction, or mental illness
Pawn shops
Child and personal care uses (including group day care homes and
S S Plumbing and AC/heating equipment dealers
child care learning centers)
Printing, publishing and reproducing establishments, including
Family day care homes
photoengraving, typesetting, electrotyping and stereotyping and P P
Institutional residence or care or confinement facilities bookbinding related work
Hospitals, clinics, other medical (including mental health) treatment Private postal and delivery service P P
P P
facilities
Shopping centers P P
Nursing care institutions, intermediate care institutions, handicapped or
P P Sporting goods retail (may include accessory indoor shooting ranges) S S
infirm institutions, child care institutions
Tobacco products shop
Institutions (other than halfway houses) where mentally ill persons are
P
confined Wholesale sales, with no outdoor display or storage of goods P P
Hospitality housing, rooms for rent situations Wholesale sales, with outdoor display or storage of goods
Rooming houses, boarding houses Fireworks sales
Tourist homes (bed and breakfast), and other temporary residences Restaurants
P P
renting by the day or week Restaurants with no substantial carry-out or delivery service, no drive-in
Hotels, motels and similar businesses or institutions providing overnight or drive-through service, with no service or consumption outside fully P P
P P
accommodations enclosed structure (eating establishments with just inside dining)
Extended-stay motels/hotels Restaurants with outdoor dining S S
Short-term rentals S S Restaurants with carry-out and delivery service, no consumption on the
P P
Temporary manufactured housing premise
Temporary manufactured housing approved in the event of an Brew pubs S S
emergency, construction, or repair T T Restaurants with drive-through facilities
Restaurant providing hookah
Event center S S
Taproom S S

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Attachment: Attachment 2 - Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book Redline Section (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO
Land Use SA-1 SA-2 Land Use SA-1 SA-2
Motor vehicle-related sales and service operations and modifications Repair services and trade shops, including sheet metal, upholstering,
Automobile dealerships - motor vehicle sales and leasing, with repair electrical, plumbing, carpentry, sign painting, and other similar
and body work as an accessory use (not permitted on Storefront S activities
Streets) Research and experimental testing laboratories

CHAPTER 2: ZONING REQUIREMENTS

Automobile parts and tire stores, both retail and wholesale Satellite dishes, as an accessory structure A A
Motor vehicle repair and maintenance, not including substantial body Tailor, dress making and hat making shops P P
work Tattoo establishments
Motor vehicle repair and maintenance, including painting and body Taxi stands and dispatching agencies P P
work and modifications as a principal use Spa establishment S S
Automotive wash services (car wash), as a principal use Staffing agency
Manufactured home and travel trailer sales Recreation, amusement, entertainment
Automobile rental establishments Adult entertainment, including adult book stores and adult movies
Truck and trailer lease and rental establishments Baseball batting range P
Gasoline station with convenience store
Bowling alleys P P
Boat, boat trailer, and other recreational vehicle sales and repair,
Golf driving range, and/or miniature golf
provided all repair work is conducted within an enclosed structure
Bus station S S Health clubs and other physical fitness establishments P P
Services - office, clerical, repair, research and personal, not primarily Park, playground, community center, swimming pool, dog park, and
P P
related to the sale of goods or merchandise other recreational facilities as a principal use
General Office P P Swimming pools, as an accessory structure A A
Personal services, other than those listed below P P Theaters (indoor) P P
Acupuncture clinic P P Performing arts center, as defined in Chapter 6 of the UDO P P
Ambulance services Subdivision recreation area (private)
Automatic teller machines A A Film production or recording studio (not to exceed 50,000 square feet in
P P
floor area)
Banks and financial institutions with no collateral goods storage on site P P
Manufacturing, processing, creating, repairing, renovating, painting,
Barber and beauty shops and other similar service establishments P P
cleaning, assembling of goods, merchandise, or equipment
Clinics, including medical, dental, chiropractic, osteopathic, and similar
P P All manufacturing, processing, creating, repairing, renovating, painting,
operations
cleaning, assembling of goods, merchandise, or equipment uses,
Contractors offices including general building, heavy construction and except as listed below
special trade, provided there is not outdoor storage of equipment, P P
Catering and commercial kitchens P
materials or construction vehicles
Craft brewery S S
Contractors offices with outdoor storage of equipment, materials, or
construction vehicles Craft distillery S S
Fortune tellers and psychics Craft manufacturing P P
Landscaping service Innovator space P P
Laundry and dry cleaning drop-off P P Storage and Parking
Linen and diaper services P P Parking structures, multi-level, a primary use, subject to Part 3D P P
Locksmiths and gunsmiths P P Storage of goods not related to sale or use of those goods on the same
lot where they are stored (see Subsection 240-13(h)(2), Outdoor
Medical and dental laboratories P P
Storage Standards)
Massage establishment (licensed by the state) S S
Building material or other outdoor storage yards as a principal use
Photographic studios P P
Building material or other outdoor storage A
Truck terminal - carting, moving, or hauling terminal or yard

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Attachment: Attachment 2 - Downtown Chamblee Town Center PUD Pattern Book Redline Section (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO
Land Use SA-1 SA-2 Land Use SA-1 SA-2
Cold storage and freezer lockers Temporary tent or storage T T
Self-storage Temporary storage containers T T
Warehouse, storage, or distribution center as a principal use
Parking of vehicles or storage of equipment outside enclosed structures the ground floor oriented to

CHAPTER 2: ZONING REQUIREMENTS

where: Multifamily Use Standards the street.
(i) vehicles or equipment are owned by the person making use of the
lot, and The following standards apply to all 3. The owner-proprietor of the
(ii) parking or storage is more than a minor and incidental part of the multifamily uses regardless of business shall be the occupant
overall use made of the lot (such as an auto dealership inventory whether freestanding or in a mixed- of the residential portion of the
storage lot) use building. unit.
Commercial dumpsters A A 1. No more than 60% of 4. An occupational tax
Services and enterprises related to animals multifamily units may have a certificate shall be required for
floor area of less than 800 operation of a business. The
Boarding and breeding kennels and animal hospitals with outdoor
square feet. business shall not be
boarding of animals
considered a home
Keeping of animals A A 2. A minimum of 50% of the
occupation.
Veterinarian, including animal hospitals, veterinary clinics with no multifamily units shall include a
outdoor boarding of animals, and county animal control shelter balcony with a minimum 5. The business use or activity
acceptable area of 32 or shall not employ more than
Funeral related services
more square feet. two persons other than the
All funeral related services owner-proprietor.
3. On Mercantile style buildings,
Educational, cultural, religious, philanthropic, social, or fraternal uses
balconies are discouraged on 6. Permitted business uses in a
All educational, cultural, religious, philanthropic, social, or fraternal uses P P street-facing facades and no live-work unit shall be one of
Miscellaneous public and semi-public facilities more than one-third of the the following types:
General public buildings and uses, not otherwise listed in this table P P length of any street-facing
Professional office,
Communications facilities, including cellular tower S S facade story may consist of
workshop, or design studio
balconies.
Collection container (as an accessory use) A A (art, architecture,
Emergency services (police, fire, EMS, ambulance, civil defense) P P 4. Common walls and common engineering, jewelry
Solar energy system, accessory A A floors/ceiling between units design, real estate,
shall be constructed to meet a marketing, counseling,
Solar energy system, principal
sound transmission coefficient etc.).
Utility transmission and monitoring facilities S S (STC) rating of 50 or higher.
Professional services
Agricultural, forestry, mining, quarrying operations
Live-work Units Standards (travel agent, hairdresser,
Agricultural operations, farming and forestry (on lots 3 acres or nail salon, tanning salon,
greater) 1. Live-work units shall be mixed- music sales or instruction,
Community gardens S S use dwellings that are fire tutoring, etc.).
Greenhouse and horticultural nurseries P P separated from adjacent units
as attached dwellings, such as Specialty retail sales
Recycling center (newsstand, books,
townhouses or as part of a
Temporary structures and special events used in connection with the larger mixed-use building. jewelry, clothing, shoes,
construction of a permanent building or for some non-recurring antiques, confections,
purpose 2. Each live-work unit shall coffee/tea, ice cream).
contain a minimum of 2,400
Temporary outdoor sales events T T Other similar uses subject
gross square feet of which the
Mobile food unit T T nonresidential component to approval of the
Temporary construction trailer T T shall be no less than 500 Planning and
Temporary sales trailer in connection with a building permit T T square feet and shall be on Development Director.

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ORDINANCE No. _________

Planning and Development Department Nos:
TA2022-02 – Taproom Amendment
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CHAMBLEE,
GEORGIA, “UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE,” “TTILE 1: ADMINISTRATION”; “TITLE
2: “LAND USE AND ZONING”; AND THE “CHAMBLEE TOWN CENTER PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT (PUD) PATTERN BOOK” BY EDITING AND ADDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS,
AND FOR ALL OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF

Attachment: Attachment 3 - Ordinance (3420 : TA2022-02 - Taproom UDO Amendment)

THE CITY OF CHAMBLEE, GEORGIA THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THE “UNIFIED
DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE” BE AMENDED AS ATTACHED.
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and City Council that the sections, paragraphs,
sentences, clauses and phrases of this ordinance are severable, and, if any phrase, clause, sentence,
paragraph or section of this ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree
of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect any of the remaining
phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of this ordinance.
The foregoing was proposed by Council member ____________________ with a motion that the same be
adopted. Said motion was seconded by Council member _________________________. Same was then
put to a vote and _______Council members voted in favor of the Ordinance and _______Council
members voted against the Ordinance. Said motion was thereupon declared passed and duly adopted this
________ day of __________________, 2022.

_______________________________
Cherron Bouie
City Clerk, City of Chamblee, Georgia

Approved this _____ day of ___________________, 2022

_____________________________________________
The Honorable Brian Mock
Mayor, City of Chamblee, Georgia
Approved as to form:

_____________________________________________
City Attorney
First Reading: ___________________________
Second Reading: _________________________

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