(a) Zoning Annexed Areas. All territory annexed to the City of Oak Leaf hereafter shall be temporarily classified as Single Family Residential, only until permanently zoned by the city council of Oak Leaf. The zoning commission shall, as soon as practicable after annexation of any territory, recommend to the city council a plan for permanent zoning in the area. The procedure to be followed for adoption shall be the same as is provided by law for the adoption of original zoning regulations.
(b) Permits in Temporary Zoned Areas. In an area temporarily classified as Single-Family Residential, no permit for the construction of a building or use of land, other than types of buildings or land use allowed in said district under this zoning ordinance shall be issued by the building inspector until such permit has been specifically authorized by the city council after receipt of recommendation from the zoning committee.
Permits for the construction of buildings in a newly annexed territory prior to permanent zoning may be authorized under the following conditions: An application for any use shall be made to the building inspector, said application to show the use contemplated, and a plat showing the size and type of buildings to be constructed: and if such application is for other than a building allowed in Single-Family Residential, it shall be referred to the zoning committee for recommendation to the city council, which shall grant or deny the permit; provided that a favorable vote of the majority of all the members of the city council shall be required if the recommendation of the zoning committee is not followed.
(c) Unplatted Property. The zoning committee of the City of Oak Leaf shall not approve any plat or any subdivision within the city limits of the City of Oak Leaf until the area covered by the proposed plat shall have been permanently zoned by the city council of Oak Leaf.
(Ordinance 9303 of 12/15/92)
