Lakeside Park City Zoning Code
ARTICLE 3
Zoning Districts
3.01 Zoning Districts Established
3.02 Standard Districts in General
Standard districts are divided into one of the following categories: Residential Districts, Commercial Districts, Employment Districts, or Other Districts. Each standard district serves a different purpose and imposes its own set of requirements and restrictions on the use of land in addition to the general requirements and restrictions imposed on all land or uses within the zoning jurisdiction. A standard district may be layered with an overlay district.
Effective on: 1/1/1901
3.03 Special Districts in General
Special districts are a type of district established to implement adopted plans such as the Comprehensive Plan, area plans, and corridor plans, or detailed site plans approved as part of the rezoning process. The regulations contained within this Article for such districts are provided as a framework for review and approval. A significant part of the detail for each district is contained within an adopted plan and must be reflected in proposed district site plans and documentation.
Overlay districts are a type of special district established to provide for certain additional requirements, to permit uses not otherwise permitted in the underlying standard district, to prohibit uses allowed in the underlying standard district, or to establish special development requirements for uses permitted in the standard district. Thus, where overlay districts exist and there is a conflict between the requirements or uses specified between the overlay and the underlying district, the standards of the overlay district shall prevail. Otherwise, the standards of the underlying district shall also be in effect for any area additionally zoned for an overlay district.
Effective on: 1/1/1901
TABLE 3.1 ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED
| TABLE 3.1 ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED | |
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| STANDARD DISTRICTS | SPECIAL DISTRICTS |
| RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | Planned Unit Development (PUD) |
| Residential Conventional Subdivision (R-CVS) | |
| Residential Compact Subdivision (R-CPS) | |
| Residential Urban (R-U) | |
| Residential Multi-Family (R-MF) | |
| TABLE 3.1 ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED | |
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| STANDARD DISTRICTS | SPECIAL DISTRICTS |
| RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | Planned Unit Development (PUD) |
| Residential Conventional Subdivision (R-CVS) | |
| Residential Compact Subdivision (R-CPS) | |
| Residential Urban (R-U) | |
| Residential Multi-Family (R-MF) | |
| TABLE 3.1 ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED | |
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| STANDARD DISTRICTS | SPECIAL DISTRICTS |
| RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | Planned Unit Development (PUD) |
| Residential Conventional Subdivision (R-CVS) | |
| Residential Compact Subdivision (R-CPS) | |
| Residential Urban (R-U) | |
| Residential Multi-Family (R-MF) | |
| TABLE 3.1 ZONING DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED | |
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| STANDARD DISTRICTS | SPECIAL DISTRICTS |
| RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | Planned Unit Development (PUD) |
| Residential Conventional Subdivision (R-CVS) | |
| Residential Compact Subdivision (R-CPS) | |
| Residential Urban (R-U) | |
| Residential Multi-Family (R-MF) | |
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3.04.A. RESERVED
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3.04.B. RESERVED
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3.04.C. RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION (R-CVS)
| 3.04.C. RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION (R-CVS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Residential Conventional Subdivision District is to provide opportunities for a range of single-family lot sizes. The defined character may vary by neighborhood, but new developments should reflect the scale of adjacent neighborhoods. Conventional subdivisions should have walkable, well-connected street systems that connect to adjacent neighborhoods and destinations. Supporting non-residential uses, such as parks, schools, and places of worship, may also be appropriate. | .JPG) | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 9,000 1 |  |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 70 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 750 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 4.8 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 30 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 6 / 18 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.C. RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION (R-CVS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Residential Conventional Subdivision District is to provide opportunities for a range of single-family lot sizes. The defined character may vary by neighborhood, but new developments should reflect the scale of adjacent neighborhoods. Conventional subdivisions should have walkable, well-connected street systems that connect to adjacent neighborhoods and destinations. Supporting non-residential uses, such as parks, schools, and places of worship, may also be appropriate. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 9,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 70 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 750 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 4.8 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 30 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 6 / 18 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.C. RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION (R-CVS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Residential Conventional Subdivision District is to provide opportunities for a range of single-family lot sizes. The defined character may vary by neighborhood, but new developments should reflect the scale of adjacent neighborhoods. Conventional subdivisions should have walkable, well-connected street systems that connect to adjacent neighborhoods and destinations. Supporting non-residential uses, such as parks, schools, and places of worship, may also be appropriate. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 9,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 70 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 750 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 4.8 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 30 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 6 / 18 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.C. RESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION (R-CVS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Residential Conventional Subdivision District is to provide opportunities for a range of single-family lot sizes. The defined character may vary by neighborhood, but new developments should reflect the scale of adjacent neighborhoods. Conventional subdivisions should have walkable, well-connected street systems that connect to adjacent neighborhoods and destinations. Supporting non-residential uses, such as parks, schools, and places of worship, may also be appropriate. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 9,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 70 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 750 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 4.8 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 30 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 6 / 18 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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3.04.D. RESIDENTIAL COMPACT SUBDIVISION (R-CPS)
| 3.04.D. RESIDENTIAL COMPACT SUBDIVISION (R-CPS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Compact Subdivision District is intended to accommodate single-family residential neighborhoods comprised of smaller lots. Because of the smaller lot sizes, subdivisions should contain common open space and amenities. This district may be used to provide a transition between lower density residential areas and multi-family, commercial, or central business district areas. |  | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 6,000 1 |  |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 50 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 7.2 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 3 / 10 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.D. RESIDENTIAL COMPACT SUBDIVISION (R-CPS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Compact Subdivision District is intended to accommodate single-family residential neighborhoods comprised of smaller lots. Because of the smaller lot sizes, subdivisions should contain common open space and amenities. This district may be used to provide a transition between lower density residential areas and multi-family, commercial, or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 6,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 50 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 7.2 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 3 / 10 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.D. RESIDENTIAL COMPACT SUBDIVISION (R-CPS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Compact Subdivision District is intended to accommodate single-family residential neighborhoods comprised of smaller lots. Because of the smaller lot sizes, subdivisions should contain common open space and amenities. This district may be used to provide a transition between lower density residential areas and multi-family, commercial, or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 6,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 50 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 7.2 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 3 / 10 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.D. RESIDENTIAL COMPACT SUBDIVISION (R-CPS) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Compact Subdivision District is intended to accommodate single-family residential neighborhoods comprised of smaller lots. Because of the smaller lot sizes, subdivisions should contain common open space and amenities. This district may be used to provide a transition between lower density residential areas and multi-family, commercial, or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 6,000 1 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 50 1 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 7.2 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 2 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 3 / 10 3 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 For two-family, the lot size must be 1.5 times the minimum lot size, and 10 feet added to the minimum lot width. 2 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. 3 Individual side yard/Aggregate of both side yards. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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3.04.E. RESIDENTIAL URBAN (R-U)
| 3.04.E. RESIDENTIAL URBAN (R-U) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Urban District is intended to accommodate single-family and two-family dwellings in and around existing historic districts. The established development pattern and character of the built environment must be preserved and protected. Infill development should be sensitive to surrounding scale and context. Conversion of single-family dwellings to multi-family or commercial uses is discouraged. |  | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 3,000 |  |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 14.5 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 10 1 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 2.5 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 15 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.E. RESIDENTIAL URBAN (R-U) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Urban District is intended to accommodate single-family and two-family dwellings in and around existing historic districts. The established development pattern and character of the built environment must be preserved and protected. Infill development should be sensitive to surrounding scale and context. Conversion of single-family dwellings to multi-family or commercial uses is discouraged. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 3,000 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 14.5 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 10 1 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 2.5 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 15 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.E. RESIDENTIAL URBAN (R-U) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Urban District is intended to accommodate single-family and two-family dwellings in and around existing historic districts. The established development pattern and character of the built environment must be preserved and protected. Infill development should be sensitive to surrounding scale and context. Conversion of single-family dwellings to multi-family or commercial uses is discouraged. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 3,000 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 14.5 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 10 1 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 2.5 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 15 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.E. RESIDENTIAL URBAN (R-U) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Urban District is intended to accommodate single-family and two-family dwellings in and around existing historic districts. The established development pattern and character of the built environment must be preserved and protected. Infill development should be sensitive to surrounding scale and context. Conversion of single-family dwellings to multi-family or commercial uses is discouraged. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 3,000 | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Building Footprint | 600 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 14.5 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 35 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 10 1 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 2.5 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 15 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 See 5.04 regarding front yard averaging. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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3.04.F. RESERVED
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3.04.G. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (R-MF)
| 3.04.G. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (R-MF) | ||
|---|---|---|
| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Multi-Family District is intended to provide a location for higher density apartment and condominium units. This district should be located where public services and transportation infrastructure exists to support higher density development. This district may be used to transition between lower density residential areas and commercial or central business district areas. |  | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 10,000 overall / 2,000 per unit |  |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 100 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 20 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 45 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.G. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (R-MF) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Multi-Family District is intended to provide a location for higher density apartment and condominium units. This district should be located where public services and transportation infrastructure exists to support higher density development. This district may be used to transition between lower density residential areas and commercial or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 10,000 overall / 2,000 per unit | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 100 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 20 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 45 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.G. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (R-MF) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Multi-Family District is intended to provide a location for higher density apartment and condominium units. This district should be located where public services and transportation infrastructure exists to support higher density development. This district may be used to transition between lower density residential areas and commercial or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 10,000 overall / 2,000 per unit | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 100 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 20 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 45 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.G. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (R-MF) | ||
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| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The Residential Multi-Family District is intended to provide a location for higher density apartment and condominium units. This district should be located where public services and transportation infrastructure exists to support higher density development. This district may be used to transition between lower density residential areas and commercial or central business district areas. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | 10,000 overall / 2,000 per unit | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | 100 | |
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | 20 | |
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | n/a | |
| Maximum Height (ft) | 45 | |
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | 25 | |
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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3.04.H. RESERVED
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3.04.I. RESERVED
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3.04.J. RESERVED
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3.04.K. RESERVED
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3.04.L. RESERVED
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3.04.M. RESERVED
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3.04.N. RESERVED
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3.04.O. RESERVED
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3.04.P. RESERVED
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3.04.Q. RESERVED
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3.04.R. RESERVED
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3.04.S. RESERVED
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3.04.T. RESERVED
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3.04.U. RESERVED
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3.04.V. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD)
| 3.04.V. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) | ||
|---|---|---|
| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Planned Unit Development District is to provide flexibility in creating planned communities that may incorporate a range of uses, including single-family detached and/or attached dwellings, commercial, office, flex industrial, and recreation uses. PUDs should be designed to incorporate open space and a development pattern in accordance with natural features on the site. It should be used to create communities of unique character and lasting value, not to subvert the requirements of conventional zoning districts. | .png) | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | Based on PUD District Ordinance.
See 13.03 Planned Unit Development for standards and requirements of PUD District Ordinance. |  |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | ||
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | ||
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | ||
| Maximum Height (ft) | ||
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 Any PUD overlay zoning approved prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, will continue to be governed by the Ordinance and Plan adopted at the time of approval. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.V. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) | ||
|---|---|---|
| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Planned Unit Development District is to provide flexibility in creating planned communities that may incorporate a range of uses, including single-family detached and/or attached dwellings, commercial, office, flex industrial, and recreation uses. PUDs should be designed to incorporate open space and a development pattern in accordance with natural features on the site. It should be used to create communities of unique character and lasting value, not to subvert the requirements of conventional zoning districts. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | Based on PUD District Ordinance.
See 13.03 Planned Unit Development for standards and requirements of PUD District Ordinance. | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | ||
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | ||
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | ||
| Maximum Height (ft) | ||
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 Any PUD overlay zoning approved prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, will continue to be governed by the Ordinance and Plan adopted at the time of approval. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.V. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) | ||
|---|---|---|
| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Planned Unit Development District is to provide flexibility in creating planned communities that may incorporate a range of uses, including single-family detached and/or attached dwellings, commercial, office, flex industrial, and recreation uses. PUDs should be designed to incorporate open space and a development pattern in accordance with natural features on the site. It should be used to create communities of unique character and lasting value, not to subvert the requirements of conventional zoning districts. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | Based on PUD District Ordinance.
See 13.03 Planned Unit Development for standards and requirements of PUD District Ordinance. | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | ||
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | ||
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | ||
| Maximum Height (ft) | ||
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 Any PUD overlay zoning approved prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, will continue to be governed by the Ordinance and Plan adopted at the time of approval. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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| 3.04.V. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) | ||
|---|---|---|
| PURPOSE | EXAMPLE BUILDING TYPE | |
| The intent of the Planned Unit Development District is to provide flexibility in creating planned communities that may incorporate a range of uses, including single-family detached and/or attached dwellings, commercial, office, flex industrial, and recreation uses. PUDs should be designed to incorporate open space and a development pattern in accordance with natural features on the site. It should be used to create communities of unique character and lasting value, not to subvert the requirements of conventional zoning districts. | | |
| INTENSITY AND DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS | EXAMPLE LOT PATTERN | |
| Minimum Lot Area (sf) | Based on PUD District Ordinance.
See 13.03 Planned Unit Development for standards and requirements of PUD District Ordinance. | |
| Minimum Lot Width (ft) | ||
| Maximum Residential Density (units/ac) | ||
| Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) | ||
| Maximum Height (ft) | ||
| Minimum Front Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Side Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| Minimum Rear Yard Depth (ft) | ||
| CROSS REFERENCES | ||
| Permitted and Conditional Uses | Article 4 | |
| Dimensional Requirements | Article 5 | |
| Development Standards | Article 7 | |
| Natural Resource and Environmental Standards | Article 8 | |
| Parking and Loading Standards | Article 10 | |
| Signs | Article 11 | |
| NOTES | ||
| 1 Any PUD overlay zoning approved prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, will continue to be governed by the Ordinance and Plan adopted at the time of approval. | ||
| EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT CONFIGURATION | ||
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3.04.W. RESERVED
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3.04.X. RESERVED
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3.04.Y. RESERVED
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3.04.Z. RESERVED
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3.04.AA. RESERVED
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3.04.BB. RESERVED
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