Build-to lines.
(a)
This section shall apply to the erection of dwellings on lots within an infill residential development project that front on an existing street. The intent of this section is to ensure that dwellings are placed on the lot in a manner compatible with dwellings abutting to the side of the lot within the infill residential development project. Substantial deviations from the repetitive or prevailing pattern of building placement on the same existing street can result in an incompatible condition.
Infill Development
with Build-To Line
(b)
Dwellings within an infill residential development project on lots that front on an existing street shall not deviate from the average build-to line for those properties located within the established residential area (as defined in this chapter) by more than 15 feet. Where the established residential area may be difficult to determine, the community and economic development department director shall have the authority to determine the average build-to line for the infill residential development project.
(c)
When a build-to line applies pursuant to this section, it supersedes the front building setback requirement for the zoning district in which the property is located.
(ULDC 2005, § 9-10-12-9; Ord. No. 2009-47, § XXI, 12-15-2009)
Build-to lines.
(a)
This section shall apply to the erection of dwellings on lots within an infill residential development project that front on an existing street. The intent of this section is to ensure that dwellings are placed on the lot in a manner compatible with dwellings abutting to the side of the lot within the infill residential development project. Substantial deviations from the repetitive or prevailing pattern of building placement on the same existing street can result in an incompatible condition.
Infill Development
with Build-To Line
(b)
Dwellings within an infill residential development project on lots that front on an existing street shall not deviate from the average build-to line for those properties located within the established residential area (as defined in this chapter) by more than 15 feet. Where the established residential area may be difficult to determine, the community and economic development department director shall have the authority to determine the average build-to line for the infill residential development project.
(c)
When a build-to line applies pursuant to this section, it supersedes the front building setback requirement for the zoning district in which the property is located.
(ULDC 2005, § 9-10-12-9; Ord. No. 2009-47, § XXI, 12-15-2009)