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Appendices

Appendix A: Acronyms and Abbreviations

Table A-1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
AcronymTerm
A-10Agriculture-10
A-3Agricultural Residential-3
AASHTOAmerican Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
ADAAmericans with Disabilities Act
ADTAverage Daily Traffic
ADUAffordable Dwelling Unit
AHUAffordable Housing Unit
AIODAirport Impact Overlay District
AMIArea Median Income
APPLAppeal
AR-1Agricultural Rural-1
AR-2Agricultural Rural-2
BLADBoundary Line Adjustment
BMPBest Management Practices
BZABoard of Zoning Appeals
CCCommercial Center
CC-CCCommercial Center-Community Center
CC-NCCommercial Center-Neighborhood Center
CC-SCCommercial Center-Small Regional Center
CCTCorrelated Color Temperature
CDPConcept Development Plan
CLICommercial Light Industry
CLOMRConditional Letter of Map Revision
CMPTCommission Permit
COCodified Ordinances of Loudoun County
COG(Metropolitan Washington) Council of Governments
CPAMComprehensive Plan Amendment
CPAPConstruction Plans and Profiles
CPARRevision to Previously Approved Construction Plans and Profiles
CSACommunity Supported Agriculture
CTPCountywide Transportation Plan
CWUCompact/Walkable/Urban
dB(A)A-Weighted Decibels
DEDIDedication Plat
DFIRMDigital Flood Insurance Rate Map
DOAMDevelopment Ordinance Amendment (to Facilities Standards Manual)
DTCIDepartment of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure
EPAUnited States Environmental Protection Agency
ESMTEasement Plat
FAAFederal Aviation Administration
FARFloor Area Ratio
FEMAFederal Emergency Management Agency
FIRMFlood Insurance Rate Map
FISFlood Insurance Study
FODFloodplain Overlay District
FPALFloodplain Alteration
FPSTFloodplain Study
FSMFacilities Standards Manual
GBGeneral Business
GFAGross Floor Area
GIGeneral Industry 
HACHistoric Access Corridor District
HCCHistorical and Cultural Conservation District
HDRCHistoric District Review Committee
HODHistoric Overlay District
HRHistoric Roadway District
HSHistoric Site District
IADWashington Dulles International Airport
IPIndustrial Park
JLMAJoint Land Management Area
LCFPCLoudoun County Fire Protection Code
LCFRLoudoun County Fire and Rescue
LDALand Development Application
LIDLow Impact Development
LODLimestone Overlay District
LOGISLoudoun County Geographic Information System
LOMRLetter of Map Revision
LOSLevel of Service
LPATLinear Parks and Trails Framework Plan
LPSSLicensed Professional Soil Scientist
LSDOLoudoun County Subdivision and Development Ordinance
MFMultifamily
MFAMultifamily Attached
MFSMultifamily Stacked
MODMountainside Overlay District
MR-HIMineral Resource-Heavy Industry
NEHRNatural, Environmental, and Historic Resources
NERNatural and Environmental Resources
NFIPNational Flood Insurance Program
NRHPNational Register of Historic Places
NUCSNon-Motorized User Circulation System
OAOwners Association
OPOffice Park
PD-AAARPlanned Development - Active Adult/Age Restricted
PD-CC(RC)Planned Development - Commercial Center (Regional Center)
PD-HPlanned Development - Housing
PD-MUBPlanned Development - Mixed Use Business
PD-RDPPlanned Development - Research and Development
PD-RVPlanned Development - Rural Village
PD-SAPlanned Development - Special Activity
PELicensed Professional Engineer
PINParcel Identification Number
POCOPlat of Correction
PRAPPre-Application Meeting
PRCSLoudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
PSRPreliminary Soils Review
PUDPlanned Unit Development
PVARPre-Variance Meeting
QNODQuarry Notification Overlay District
R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-8Single-Family Residential-1, 2, 3, 4, 8
R-16Townhouse/Multifamily Residential-16
R-24Multifamily Residential
RCRural Commercial
RSCRRiver and Stream Corridor Resources
RLUIPAReligious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
ROWRight-of-Way
SBPLPreliminary Plat of Subdivision
SBPRPreliminary/Record Subdivision
SBRDRecord Plat
SCCState Corporation Commission
SCNSuburban Compact Neighborhood
SFSquare Feet
SFASingle-Family Attached
SFDSingle-Family Detached
SFHASpecial Flood Hazard Area
SIDPSign Development Plan
SLMSound Level Meter
SNSuburban Neighborhood
SPAMSite Plan Amendment
SPELSpecial Exception for Errors in Location
SPEXSpecial Exception
SPMIMinor Special Exception
STPLSite Plan
TCTown Center
TCATree Conservation Area
TCCTransition Community Center
TCNTransition Compact Neighborhood
TDMTransportation Demand Management
TDSATransit-Designed Supportive Area
TRTransitional Residential
TRCTransit Related Center
TSNTransition Small Lot Neighborhood
UEUrban Employment
UHNUUnmet Housing Needs Unit
USCUnited States Code
USDAUnited States Department of Agriculture
USGSUnited States Geological Survey
VARIVariance
VCODVillage Conservation Overlay District
VDACS

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

VDHRVirginia Department of Historic Resources
VDOTVirginia Department of Transportation
VESCHVirginia Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook
VLRVirginia Landmarks Register
VSMPVirginia Stormwater Management Program
VTDVehicle Trips Per Day
W&ODWashington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park
WAIVWaiver of Facilities Standards Manual Requirements
WMATAWashington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
ZCORZoning Correspondence (Determination, Verification, Proffer, or Vesting Determination)
ZCPAZoning Concept Plan Amendment
ZMAPZoning Map Amendment
ZMODZoning Ordinance Modification
ZOAMZoning Ordinance Amendment
Table A-1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
AcronymTerm
A-10Agriculture-10
A-3Agricultural Residential-3
AASHTOAmerican Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
ADAAmericans with Disabilities Act
ADTAverage Daily Traffic
ADUAffordable Dwelling Unit
AHUAffordable Housing Unit
AIODAirport Impact Overlay District
AMIArea Median Income
APPLAppeal
AR-1Agricultural Rural-1
AR-2Agricultural Rural-2
BLADBoundary Line Adjustment
BMPBest Management Practices
BZABoard of Zoning Appeals
CCCommercial Center
CC-CCCommercial Center-Community Center
CC-NCCommercial Center-Neighborhood Center
CC-SCCommercial Center-Small Regional Center
CCTCorrelated Color Temperature
CDPConcept Development Plan
CLICommercial Light Industry
CLOMRConditional Letter of Map Revision
CMPTCommission Permit
COCodified Ordinances of Loudoun County
COG(Metropolitan Washington) Council of Governments
CPAMComprehensive Plan Amendment
CPAPConstruction Plans and Profiles
CPARRevision to Previously Approved Construction Plans and Profiles
CSACommunity Supported Agriculture
CTPCountywide Transportation Plan
CWUCompact/Walkable/Urban
dB(A)A-Weighted Decibels
DEDIDedication Plat
DFIRMDigital Flood Insurance Rate Map
DOAMDevelopment Ordinance Amendment (to Facilities Standards Manual)
DTCIDepartment of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure
EPAUnited States Environmental Protection Agency
ESMTEasement Plat
FAAFederal Aviation Administration
FARFloor Area Ratio
FEMAFederal Emergency Management Agency
FIRMFlood Insurance Rate Map
FISFlood Insurance Study
FODFloodplain Overlay District
FPALFloodplain Alteration
FPSTFloodplain Study
FSMFacilities Standards Manual
GBGeneral Business
GFAGross Floor Area
GIGeneral Industry 
HACHistoric Access Corridor District
HCCHistorical and Cultural Conservation District
HDRCHistoric District Review Committee
HODHistoric Overlay District
HRHistoric Roadway District
HSHistoric Site District
IADWashington Dulles International Airport
IPIndustrial Park
JLMAJoint Land Management Area
LCFPCLoudoun County Fire Protection Code
LCFRLoudoun County Fire and Rescue
LDALand Development Application
LIDLow Impact Development
LODLimestone Overlay District
LOGISLoudoun County Geographic Information System
LOMRLetter of Map Revision
LOSLevel of Service
LPATLinear Parks and Trails Framework Plan
LPSSLicensed Professional Soil Scientist
LSDOLoudoun County Subdivision and Development Ordinance
MFMultifamily
MFAMultifamily Attached
MFSMultifamily Stacked
MODMountainside Overlay District
MR-HIMineral Resource-Heavy Industry
NEHRNatural, Environmental, and Historic Resources
NERNatural and Environmental Resources
NFIPNational Flood Insurance Program
NRHPNational Register of Historic Places
NUCSNon-Motorized User Circulation System
OAOwners Association
OPOffice Park
PD-AAARPlanned Development - Active Adult/Age Restricted
PD-CC(RC)Planned Development - Commercial Center (Regional Center)
PD-HPlanned Development - Housing
PD-MUBPlanned Development - Mixed Use Business
PD-RDPPlanned Development - Research and Development
PD-RVPlanned Development - Rural Village
PD-SAPlanned Development - Special Activity
PELicensed Professional Engineer
PINParcel Identification Number
POCOPlat of Correction
PRAPPre-Application Meeting
PRCSLoudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
PSRPreliminary Soils Review
PUDPlanned Unit Development
PVARPre-Variance Meeting
QNODQuarry Notification Overlay District
R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-8Single-Family Residential-1, 2, 3, 4, 8
R-16Townhouse/Multifamily Residential-16
R-24Multifamily Residential
RCRural Commercial
RSCRRiver and Stream Corridor Resources
RLUIPAReligious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
ROWRight-of-Way
SBPLPreliminary Plat of Subdivision
SBPRPreliminary/Record Subdivision
SBRDRecord Plat
SCCState Corporation Commission
SCNSuburban Compact Neighborhood
SFSquare Feet
SFASingle-Family Attached
SFDSingle-Family Detached
SFHASpecial Flood Hazard Area
SIDPSign Development Plan
SLMSound Level Meter
SNSuburban Neighborhood
SPAMSite Plan Amendment
SPELSpecial Exception for Errors in Location
SPEXSpecial Exception
SPMIMinor Special Exception
STPLSite Plan
TCTown Center
TCATree Conservation Area
TCCTransition Community Center
TCNTransition Compact Neighborhood
TDMTransportation Demand Management
TDSATransit-Designed Supportive Area
TRTransitional Residential
TRCTransit Related Center
TSNTransition Small Lot Neighborhood
UEUrban Employment
UHNUUnmet Housing Needs Unit
USCUnited States Code
USDAUnited States Department of Agriculture
USGSUnited States Geological Survey
VARIVariance
VCODVillage Conservation Overlay District
VDACS

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

VDHRVirginia Department of Historic Resources
VDOTVirginia Department of Transportation
VESCHVirginia Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook
VLRVirginia Landmarks Register
VSMPVirginia Stormwater Management Program
VTDVehicle Trips Per Day
W&ODWashington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park
WAIVWaiver of Facilities Standards Manual Requirements
WMATAWashington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
ZCORZoning Correspondence (Determination, Verification, Proffer, or Vesting Determination)
ZCPAZoning Concept Plan Amendment
ZMAPZoning Map Amendment
ZMODZoning Ordinance Modification
ZOAMZoning Ordinance Amendment
Table A-1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
AcronymTerm
A-10Agriculture-10
A-3Agricultural Residential-3
AASHTOAmerican Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
ADAAmericans with Disabilities Act
ADTAverage Daily Traffic
ADUAffordable Dwelling Unit
AHUAffordable Housing Unit
AIODAirport Impact Overlay District
AMIArea Median Income
APPLAppeal
AR-1Agricultural Rural-1
AR-2Agricultural Rural-2
BLADBoundary Line Adjustment
BMPBest Management Practices
BZABoard of Zoning Appeals
CCCommercial Center
CC-CCCommercial Center-Community Center
CC-NCCommercial Center-Neighborhood Center
CC-SCCommercial Center-Small Regional Center
CCTCorrelated Color Temperature
CDPConcept Development Plan
CLICommercial Light Industry
CLOMRConditional Letter of Map Revision
CMPTCommission Permit
COCodified Ordinances of Loudoun County
COG(Metropolitan Washington) Council of Governments
CPAMComprehensive Plan Amendment
CPAPConstruction Plans and Profiles
CPARRevision to Previously Approved Construction Plans and Profiles
CSACommunity Supported Agriculture
CTPCountywide Transportation Plan
CWUCompact/Walkable/Urban
dB(A)A-Weighted Decibels
DEDIDedication Plat
DFIRMDigital Flood Insurance Rate Map
DOAMDevelopment Ordinance Amendment (to Facilities Standards Manual)
DTCIDepartment of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure
EPAUnited States Environmental Protection Agency
ESMTEasement Plat
FAAFederal Aviation Administration
FARFloor Area Ratio
FEMAFederal Emergency Management Agency
FIRMFlood Insurance Rate Map
FISFlood Insurance Study
FODFloodplain Overlay District
FPALFloodplain Alteration
FPSTFloodplain Study
FSMFacilities Standards Manual
GBGeneral Business
GFAGross Floor Area
GIGeneral Industry 
HACHistoric Access Corridor District
HCCHistorical and Cultural Conservation District
HDRCHistoric District Review Committee
HODHistoric Overlay District
HRHistoric Roadway District
HSHistoric Site District
IADWashington Dulles International Airport
IPIndustrial Park
JLMAJoint Land Management Area
LCFPCLoudoun County Fire Protection Code
LCFRLoudoun County Fire and Rescue
LDALand Development Application
LIDLow Impact Development
LODLimestone Overlay District
LOGISLoudoun County Geographic Information System
LOMRLetter of Map Revision
LOSLevel of Service
LPATLinear Parks and Trails Framework Plan
LPSSLicensed Professional Soil Scientist
LSDOLoudoun County Subdivision and Development Ordinance
MFMultifamily
MFAMultifamily Attached
MFSMultifamily Stacked
MODMountainside Overlay District
MR-HIMineral Resource-Heavy Industry
NEHRNatural, Environmental, and Historic Resources
NERNatural and Environmental Resources
NFIPNational Flood Insurance Program
NRHPNational Register of Historic Places
NUCSNon-Motorized User Circulation System
OAOwners Association
OPOffice Park
PD-AAARPlanned Development - Active Adult/Age Restricted
PD-CC(RC)Planned Development - Commercial Center (Regional Center)
PD-HPlanned Development - Housing
PD-MUBPlanned Development - Mixed Use Business
PD-RDPPlanned Development - Research and Development
PD-RVPlanned Development - Rural Village
PD-SAPlanned Development - Special Activity
PELicensed Professional Engineer
PINParcel Identification Number
POCOPlat of Correction
PRAPPre-Application Meeting
PRCSLoudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
PSRPreliminary Soils Review
PUDPlanned Unit Development
PVARPre-Variance Meeting
QNODQuarry Notification Overlay District
R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-8Single-Family Residential-1, 2, 3, 4, 8
R-16Townhouse/Multifamily Residential-16
R-24Multifamily Residential
RCRural Commercial
RSCRRiver and Stream Corridor Resources
RLUIPAReligious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
ROWRight-of-Way
SBPLPreliminary Plat of Subdivision
SBPRPreliminary/Record Subdivision
SBRDRecord Plat
SCCState Corporation Commission
SCNSuburban Compact Neighborhood
SFSquare Feet
SFASingle-Family Attached
SFDSingle-Family Detached
SFHASpecial Flood Hazard Area
SIDPSign Development Plan
SLMSound Level Meter
SNSuburban Neighborhood
SPAMSite Plan Amendment
SPELSpecial Exception for Errors in Location
SPEXSpecial Exception
SPMIMinor Special Exception
STPLSite Plan
TCTown Center
TCATree Conservation Area
TCCTransition Community Center
TCNTransition Compact Neighborhood
TDMTransportation Demand Management
TDSATransit-Designed Supportive Area
TRTransitional Residential
TRCTransit Related Center
TSNTransition Small Lot Neighborhood
UEUrban Employment
UHNUUnmet Housing Needs Unit
USCUnited States Code
USDAUnited States Department of Agriculture
USGSUnited States Geological Survey
VARIVariance
VCODVillage Conservation Overlay District
VDACS

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

VDHRVirginia Department of Historic Resources
VDOTVirginia Department of Transportation
VESCHVirginia Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook
VLRVirginia Landmarks Register
VSMPVirginia Stormwater Management Program
VTDVehicle Trips Per Day
W&ODWashington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park
WAIVWaiver of Facilities Standards Manual Requirements
WMATAWashington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
ZCORZoning Correspondence (Determination, Verification, Proffer, or Vesting Determination)
ZCPAZoning Concept Plan Amendment
ZMAPZoning Map Amendment
ZMODZoning Ordinance Modification
ZOAMZoning Ordinance Amendment
Table A-1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
AcronymTerm
A-10Agriculture-10
A-3Agricultural Residential-3
AASHTOAmerican Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
ADAAmericans with Disabilities Act
ADTAverage Daily Traffic
ADUAffordable Dwelling Unit
AHUAffordable Housing Unit
AIODAirport Impact Overlay District
AMIArea Median Income
APPLAppeal
AR-1Agricultural Rural-1
AR-2Agricultural Rural-2
BLADBoundary Line Adjustment
BMPBest Management Practices
BZABoard of Zoning Appeals
CCCommercial Center
CC-CCCommercial Center-Community Center
CC-NCCommercial Center-Neighborhood Center
CC-SCCommercial Center-Small Regional Center
CCTCorrelated Color Temperature
CDPConcept Development Plan
CLICommercial Light Industry
CLOMRConditional Letter of Map Revision
CMPTCommission Permit
COCodified Ordinances of Loudoun County
COG(Metropolitan Washington) Council of Governments
CPAMComprehensive Plan Amendment
CPAPConstruction Plans and Profiles
CPARRevision to Previously Approved Construction Plans and Profiles
CSACommunity Supported Agriculture
CTPCountywide Transportation Plan
CWUCompact/Walkable/Urban
dB(A)A-Weighted Decibels
DEDIDedication Plat
DFIRMDigital Flood Insurance Rate Map
DOAMDevelopment Ordinance Amendment (to Facilities Standards Manual)
DTCIDepartment of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure
EPAUnited States Environmental Protection Agency
ESMTEasement Plat
FAAFederal Aviation Administration
FARFloor Area Ratio
FEMAFederal Emergency Management Agency
FIRMFlood Insurance Rate Map
FISFlood Insurance Study
FODFloodplain Overlay District
FPALFloodplain Alteration
FPSTFloodplain Study
FSMFacilities Standards Manual
GBGeneral Business
GFAGross Floor Area
GIGeneral Industry 
HACHistoric Access Corridor District
HCCHistorical and Cultural Conservation District
HDRCHistoric District Review Committee
HODHistoric Overlay District
HRHistoric Roadway District
HSHistoric Site District
IADWashington Dulles International Airport
IPIndustrial Park
JLMAJoint Land Management Area
LCFPCLoudoun County Fire Protection Code
LCFRLoudoun County Fire and Rescue
LDALand Development Application
LIDLow Impact Development
LODLimestone Overlay District
LOGISLoudoun County Geographic Information System
LOMRLetter of Map Revision
LOSLevel of Service
LPATLinear Parks and Trails Framework Plan
LPSSLicensed Professional Soil Scientist
LSDOLoudoun County Subdivision and Development Ordinance
MFMultifamily
MFAMultifamily Attached
MFSMultifamily Stacked
MODMountainside Overlay District
MR-HIMineral Resource-Heavy Industry
NEHRNatural, Environmental, and Historic Resources
NERNatural and Environmental Resources
NFIPNational Flood Insurance Program
NRHPNational Register of Historic Places
NUCSNon-Motorized User Circulation System
OAOwners Association
OPOffice Park
PD-AAARPlanned Development - Active Adult/Age Restricted
PD-CC(RC)Planned Development - Commercial Center (Regional Center)
PD-HPlanned Development - Housing
PD-MUBPlanned Development - Mixed Use Business
PD-RDPPlanned Development - Research and Development
PD-RVPlanned Development - Rural Village
PD-SAPlanned Development - Special Activity
PELicensed Professional Engineer
PINParcel Identification Number
POCOPlat of Correction
PRAPPre-Application Meeting
PRCSLoudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
PSRPreliminary Soils Review
PUDPlanned Unit Development
PVARPre-Variance Meeting
QNODQuarry Notification Overlay District
R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-8Single-Family Residential-1, 2, 3, 4, 8
R-16Townhouse/Multifamily Residential-16
R-24Multifamily Residential
RCRural Commercial
RSCRRiver and Stream Corridor Resources
RLUIPAReligious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
ROWRight-of-Way
SBPLPreliminary Plat of Subdivision
SBPRPreliminary/Record Subdivision
SBRDRecord Plat
SCCState Corporation Commission
SCNSuburban Compact Neighborhood
SFSquare Feet
SFASingle-Family Attached
SFDSingle-Family Detached
SFHASpecial Flood Hazard Area
SIDPSign Development Plan
SLMSound Level Meter
SNSuburban Neighborhood
SPAMSite Plan Amendment
SPELSpecial Exception for Errors in Location
SPEXSpecial Exception
SPMIMinor Special Exception
STPLSite Plan
TCTown Center
TCATree Conservation Area
TCCTransition Community Center
TCNTransition Compact Neighborhood
TDMTransportation Demand Management
TDSATransit-Designed Supportive Area
TRTransitional Residential
TRCTransit Related Center
TSNTransition Small Lot Neighborhood
UEUrban Employment
UHNUUnmet Housing Needs Unit
USCUnited States Code
USDAUnited States Department of Agriculture
USGSUnited States Geological Survey
VARIVariance
VCODVillage Conservation Overlay District
VDACS

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

VDHRVirginia Department of Historic Resources
VDOTVirginia Department of Transportation
VESCHVirginia Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook
VLRVirginia Landmarks Register
VSMPVirginia Stormwater Management Program
VTDVehicle Trips Per Day
W&ODWashington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park
WAIVWaiver of Facilities Standards Manual Requirements
WMATAWashington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
ZCORZoning Correspondence (Determination, Verification, Proffer, or Vesting Determination)
ZCPAZoning Concept Plan Amendment
ZMAPZoning Map Amendment
ZMODZoning Ordinance Modification
ZOAMZoning Ordinance Amendment
 

 

Effective on: 1/1/1901

Appendix B: Land Development Application Fees

 

Table B-1. Land Development Application Fees Traffic Data Collection
Traffic Data CollectionFee Schedule
DescriptionUnit  Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4Year 5
Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022Apr 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2024Apr 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025Apr 1, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026Apr 1, 2026 - Mar 31, 2027
Intersection Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
1Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
2Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Roundabout Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
3Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
4Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (signalized intersection, all marked and unmarked crosswalks)
5Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
6Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (mid-block/pathway/un-signalized intersection/unmarked crosswalk) per Location
7Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$38$45$46$48$50$52
8Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Tubes
9First full day (24-hour count)Day$133$156$163$169$176$183
10Two full days (48-hour count)EA$190$223$232$242$251$261
11Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$58$68$71$74$77$80
12Complete 7-day countWeek$478$562$584$608$632$657
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Sensors
13First full day (24-hour count)Day$228$268$279$290$301$313
14Two full days (48-hour count)EA$328$385$401$417$434$451
15Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
16Complete 7-day countWeek$838$985$1,024$1,065$1108$1,152
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, multi-lane >2-lane roadway) – Using Sensors
17First full day (24-hour count)Day$350$411$428$445$463$481
18Two full days (48-hour count)EA$480$564$587$610$635$660
19Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$168$197$205$214$222$231
20Complete 7-day countWeek$1,130$1,328$1,381$1,436$1,494$1,554
Traffic Volumes Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
21First full day (24-hour count)Day$188$221$230$239$249$258
22Two full days (48-hour count)EA$288$338$352$366$381$396
23Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
24Complete 7-day countWeek$788$926$963$1,002$1,042$1,083
Speed Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
25First full day (24-hour count)Day$275$323$336$350$364$378
26Two full days (48-hour count)EA$375$441$458$477$496$516
27Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
28Complete 7-day countWeek$875$1,028$1,069$1,112$1,157$1,203
Driveway Counts Data (bi-directional)
29Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$33$38$40$41$43$45
30Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$25$29$31$32$33$34
31Complete 7-day countWeek$2,930$3,443$3,581$3,724$3,873$4,028
Spot Speed Distribution Data
32Bi-directional countHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
33Speed count by directionHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
34Speed count by laneHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
Travel Time Data (bi-directional)
35Travel time per runMile$24$28$29$31$32$33
Origin-Destination Data per Direction
36Field observationHour$115$135$141$146$152$158
37EquipmentHour$20$24$24$25$26$27
Queue Data per Approach
38Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
39Aerial (Drones, etc.)Hour$300$353$367$381$397$412
Parking Occupancy Data
40Field observationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Delay Data per Approach
41Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
42EquipmentHour$83$98$101$106$110$114
Gap Data per Approach
43Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
44EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Saturation Flow Rate Data per Approach
45Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
46EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Video Data per Intersection/Location
47Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$16$19$20$20$21$22
48Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$14$16$17$18$19$19
Table B-1. Land Development Application Fees Traffic Data Collection
Traffic Data CollectionFee Schedule
DescriptionUnit  Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4Year 5
Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022Apr 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2024Apr 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025Apr 1, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026Apr 1, 2026 - Mar 31, 2027
Intersection Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
1Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
2Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Roundabout Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
3Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
4Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (signalized intersection, all marked and unmarked crosswalks)
5Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
6Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (mid-block/pathway/un-signalized intersection/unmarked crosswalk) per Location
7Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$38$45$46$48$50$52
8Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Tubes
9First full day (24-hour count)Day$133$156$163$169$176$183
10Two full days (48-hour count)EA$190$223$232$242$251$261
11Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$58$68$71$74$77$80
12Complete 7-day countWeek$478$562$584$608$632$657
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Sensors
13First full day (24-hour count)Day$228$268$279$290$301$313
14Two full days (48-hour count)EA$328$385$401$417$434$451
15Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
16Complete 7-day countWeek$838$985$1,024$1,065$1108$1,152
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, multi-lane >2-lane roadway) – Using Sensors
17First full day (24-hour count)Day$350$411$428$445$463$481
18Two full days (48-hour count)EA$480$564$587$610$635$660
19Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$168$197$205$214$222$231
20Complete 7-day countWeek$1,130$1,328$1,381$1,436$1,494$1,554
Traffic Volumes Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
21First full day (24-hour count)Day$188$221$230$239$249$258
22Two full days (48-hour count)EA$288$338$352$366$381$396
23Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
24Complete 7-day countWeek$788$926$963$1,002$1,042$1,083
Speed Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
25First full day (24-hour count)Day$275$323$336$350$364$378
26Two full days (48-hour count)EA$375$441$458$477$496$516
27Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
28Complete 7-day countWeek$875$1,028$1,069$1,112$1,157$1,203
Driveway Counts Data (bi-directional)
29Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$33$38$40$41$43$45
30Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$25$29$31$32$33$34
31Complete 7-day countWeek$2,930$3,443$3,581$3,724$3,873$4,028
Spot Speed Distribution Data
32Bi-directional countHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
33Speed count by directionHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
34Speed count by laneHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
Travel Time Data (bi-directional)
35Travel time per runMile$24$28$29$31$32$33
Origin-Destination Data per Direction
36Field observationHour$115$135$141$146$152$158
37EquipmentHour$20$24$24$25$26$27
Queue Data per Approach
38Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
39Aerial (Drones, etc.)Hour$300$353$367$381$397$412
Parking Occupancy Data
40Field observationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Delay Data per Approach
41Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
42EquipmentHour$83$98$101$106$110$114
Gap Data per Approach
43Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
44EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Saturation Flow Rate Data per Approach
45Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
46EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Video Data per Intersection/Location
47Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$16$19$20$20$21$22
48Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$14$16$17$18$19$19
Table B-1. Land Development Application Fees Traffic Data Collection
Traffic Data CollectionFee Schedule
DescriptionUnit  Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4Year 5
Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022Apr 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2024Apr 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025Apr 1, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026Apr 1, 2026 - Mar 31, 2027
Intersection Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
1Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
2Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Roundabout Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
3Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
4Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (signalized intersection, all marked and unmarked crosswalks)
5Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
6Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (mid-block/pathway/un-signalized intersection/unmarked crosswalk) per Location
7Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$38$45$46$48$50$52
8Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Tubes
9First full day (24-hour count)Day$133$156$163$169$176$183
10Two full days (48-hour count)EA$190$223$232$242$251$261
11Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$58$68$71$74$77$80
12Complete 7-day countWeek$478$562$584$608$632$657
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Sensors
13First full day (24-hour count)Day$228$268$279$290$301$313
14Two full days (48-hour count)EA$328$385$401$417$434$451
15Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
16Complete 7-day countWeek$838$985$1,024$1,065$1108$1,152
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, multi-lane >2-lane roadway) – Using Sensors
17First full day (24-hour count)Day$350$411$428$445$463$481
18Two full days (48-hour count)EA$480$564$587$610$635$660
19Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$168$197$205$214$222$231
20Complete 7-day countWeek$1,130$1,328$1,381$1,436$1,494$1,554
Traffic Volumes Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
21First full day (24-hour count)Day$188$221$230$239$249$258
22Two full days (48-hour count)EA$288$338$352$366$381$396
23Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
24Complete 7-day countWeek$788$926$963$1,002$1,042$1,083
Speed Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
25First full day (24-hour count)Day$275$323$336$350$364$378
26Two full days (48-hour count)EA$375$441$458$477$496$516
27Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
28Complete 7-day countWeek$875$1,028$1,069$1,112$1,157$1,203
Driveway Counts Data (bi-directional)
29Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$33$38$40$41$43$45
30Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$25$29$31$32$33$34
31Complete 7-day countWeek$2,930$3,443$3,581$3,724$3,873$4,028
Spot Speed Distribution Data
32Bi-directional countHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
33Speed count by directionHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
34Speed count by laneHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
Travel Time Data (bi-directional)
35Travel time per runMile$24$28$29$31$32$33
Origin-Destination Data per Direction
36Field observationHour$115$135$141$146$152$158
37EquipmentHour$20$24$24$25$26$27
Queue Data per Approach
38Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
39Aerial (Drones, etc.)Hour$300$353$367$381$397$412
Parking Occupancy Data
40Field observationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Delay Data per Approach
41Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
42EquipmentHour$83$98$101$106$110$114
Gap Data per Approach
43Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
44EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Saturation Flow Rate Data per Approach
45Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
46EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Video Data per Intersection/Location
47Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$16$19$20$20$21$22
48Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$14$16$17$18$19$19
Table B-1. Land Development Application Fees Traffic Data Collection
Traffic Data CollectionFee Schedule
DescriptionUnit  Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4Year 5
Apr 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022Apr 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2024Apr 1, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025Apr 1, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026Apr 1, 2026 - Mar 31, 2027
Intersection Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
1Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
2Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Roundabout Turning Movement Counts (including U-turns, pedestrians, bicycles and trucks) – Using Video
3Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
4Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$45$53$55$57$59$62
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (signalized intersection, all marked and unmarked crosswalks)
5Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
6Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Pedestrian and Bicycle Data (mid-block/pathway/un-signalized intersection/unmarked crosswalk) per Location
7Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$38$45$46$48$50$52
8Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$35$41$43$44$46$48
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Tubes
9First full day (24-hour count)Day$133$156$163$169$176$183
10Two full days (48-hour count)EA$190$223$232$242$251$261
11Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$58$68$71$74$77$80
12Complete 7-day countWeek$478$562$584$608$632$657
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, 2- lane roadway) – Using Sensors
13First full day (24-hour count)Day$228$268$279$290$301$313
14Two full days (48-hour count)EA$328$385$401$417$434$451
15Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
16Complete 7-day countWeek$838$985$1,024$1,065$1108$1,152
Traffic volumes, Speed & Vehicle Classification Data (bi-directional, multi-lane >2-lane roadway) – Using Sensors
17First full day (24-hour count)Day$350$411$428$445$463$481
18Two full days (48-hour count)EA$480$564$587$610$635$660
19Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$168$197$205$214$222$231
20Complete 7-day countWeek$1,130$1,328$1,381$1,436$1,494$1,554
Traffic Volumes Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
21First full day (24-hour count)Day$188$221$230$239$249$258
22Two full days (48-hour count)EA$288$338$352$366$381$396
23Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
24Complete 7-day countWeek$788$926$963$1,002$1,042$1,083
Speed Data (bi-directional) – Using Sensors
25First full day (24-hour count)Day$275$323$336$350$364$378
26Two full days (48-hour count)EA$375$441$458$477$496$516
27Additional days (up to 5 additional days)Day$100$118$122$127$132$137
28Complete 7-day countWeek$875$1,028$1,069$1,112$1,157$1,203
Driveway Counts Data (bi-directional)
29Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$33$38$40$41$43$45
30Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$25$29$31$32$33$34
31Complete 7-day countWeek$2,930$3,443$3,581$3,724$3,873$4,028
Spot Speed Distribution Data
32Bi-directional countHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
33Speed count by directionHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
34Speed count by laneHour$68$79$82$86$89$93
Travel Time Data (bi-directional)
35Travel time per runMile$24$28$29$31$32$33
Origin-Destination Data per Direction
36Field observationHour$115$135$141$146$152$158
37EquipmentHour$20$24$24$25$26$27
Queue Data per Approach
38Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
39Aerial (Drones, etc.)Hour$300$353$367$381$397$412
Parking Occupancy Data
40Field observationHour$40$47$49$51$53$55
Delay Data per Approach
41Field observationHour$90$106$110$114$119$124
42EquipmentHour$83$98$101$106$110$114
Gap Data per Approach
43Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
44EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Saturation Flow Rate Data per Approach
45Field observationHour$50$59$61$64$66$69
46EquipmentHour$43$51$53$55$57$59
Video Data per Intersection/Location
47Counts less than 12-hours durationHour$16$19$20$20$21$22
48Counts of 12 hours or more durationHour$14$16$17$18$19$19
Table B-2. Land Development Application Fees - Traffic Warrant Study
 Traffic Warrant StudyFee Schedule
 Traffic Warrant Study Type Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4
May 1, 2021 - April 30, 2022  May 1, 2022 - Apr 30, 2023 May 1, 2023 - Apr 30, 2024May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025  May 1, 2025 - Apr 30, 2026
1Traffic Signal Warrant Study (Signal Justification Report)$27,253$32,027$33,308$34,641$36,026
2Multi-Way Stop Control Warrant Study$19,277$22,654$23,560$24,503$25,483
3 Crosswalk Warrant Study $21,496$25,262$26,273$27,323$28,416
Table B-2. Land Development Application Fees - Traffic Warrant Study
 Traffic Warrant StudyFee Schedule
 Traffic Warrant Study Type Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4
May 1, 2021 - April 30, 2022  May 1, 2022 - Apr 30, 2023 May 1, 2023 - Apr 30, 2024May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025  May 1, 2025 - Apr 30, 2026
1Traffic Signal Warrant Study (Signal Justification Report)$27,253$32,027$33,308$34,641$36,026
2Multi-Way Stop Control Warrant Study$19,277$22,654$23,560$24,503$25,483
3 Crosswalk Warrant Study $21,496$25,262$26,273$27,323$28,416
Table B-2. Land Development Application Fees - Traffic Warrant Study
 Traffic Warrant StudyFee Schedule
 Traffic Warrant Study Type Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4
May 1, 2021 - April 30, 2022  May 1, 2022 - Apr 30, 2023 May 1, 2023 - Apr 30, 2024May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025  May 1, 2025 - Apr 30, 2026
1Traffic Signal Warrant Study (Signal Justification Report)$27,253$32,027$33,308$34,641$36,026
2Multi-Way Stop Control Warrant Study$19,277$22,654$23,560$24,503$25,483
3 Crosswalk Warrant Study $21,496$25,262$26,273$27,323$28,416
Table B-2. Land Development Application Fees - Traffic Warrant Study
 Traffic Warrant StudyFee Schedule
 Traffic Warrant Study Type Base YearYear 1Year 2Year 3 Year 4
May 1, 2021 - April 30, 2022  May 1, 2022 - Apr 30, 2023 May 1, 2023 - Apr 30, 2024May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025  May 1, 2025 - Apr 30, 2026
1Traffic Signal Warrant Study (Signal Justification Report)$27,253$32,027$33,308$34,641$36,026
2Multi-Way Stop Control Warrant Study$19,277$22,654$23,560$24,503$25,483
3 Crosswalk Warrant Study $21,496$25,262$26,273$27,323$28,416
Table B-3. Land Development Application Fees - Zoning
Application TypeFee Schedule
1Appeal (APPL)$350.00
2

Certificate of Appropriateness

Certificate of Appropriateness – Administrative

$60.00

$60.00

3Commission Permit (CMPT)$6,990.00
4Special Exception for Error in Location (SPEL)           $460.00
Rezoning (ZMAP or ZRES1)
5

Residential4

$35,605.00 for the first 200 acres + $180.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

6

Nonresidential4

$27,720.00 for the first 200 acres + $140.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

7

Additional submission, fourth, and each subsequent

$1,560.00
8Rezoning (ZRTD) - Zoning Conversion to the current Zoning Ordinance within the Route 28 Tax District$2,380.00
Sign Permits
9

Temporary or Residential 

$10.00

10Commercial$235.00
Zoning Permits and Zoning Inspections
11

Residential

$165.00

12Child Care Home$200.00
13Commercial$210.00
14Zoning Inspections    $80.00
Special Exceptions (SPEX)
15

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$15,750.00

16

Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6

$6,570.00

17Approval of use with no land disturbance$5,955.00
18Zoning Ordinance modifications specified to be processed as Special Exceptions other than modifications under Section 10.10.04.C

$10,805.00

 

19Additional submissions, third and each subsequent$2,560.00
Special Exceptions pursuant to the 1972 Zoning Ordinance that are considered only by the Board of Supervisors (no Planning Commission recommendation required).
20Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

21Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
22Approval of use with no land disturbance$3,105.00
23Special Exceptions, Sign Development Plan (SIDP) to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
24Special Exception for Parking Adjustment to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
Special Exceptions, Minor (SPMI)
25

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

26Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
27

Approval of use with no land disturbance

$3,105.00
28

Approval of Child Care Home use

$350.00
29

Modification of additional use regulations in Chapter 4 and setbacks from roads in Section 7.04.08.B.2

$1,870.00

 

30Modification of additional use regulations in Section 4.04.08 Child Day Center and Child Day Home$350.00

Zoning Concept Plan Amendment or Proffer Amendment (ZCPA or ZRAM3)

31

Residential4

$26,230.00

32Nonresidential4$20,575.00
33

Residential deck into yard or buffer4

$350.00

Zoning Ordinance Modification (ZMOD or ZRMD5)

34Residential4$13,315.00
35Nonresidential4$12,610.00
36Residential deck into yard or buffer4$350.00
37

Adoption of a Comprehensive Sign Package or other modification of sign regulations under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance

$5,120.00

 

38Amendment of an approved Comprehensive Sign Package under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance$2,285.00
Zoning Correspondence (ZCOR)
39

Proffer Determination (Section 10.02)

$690.00

40

Zoning Verification

$485.00

41Vesting Determination (Section 10.02)$1,035.00
Adjustments, Modifications, Variances, and Waivers
42Administrative Buffer Adjustment and Waiver (Section 7.04.08.A)$1,190.00
43Administrative Modification (Section 10.03)$1,190.00
44Parking Adjustment Administrative (Section 10.16) and by Special Exception to Board of Zoning Appeals (Section 10.11.05)$1,190.00
45Zoning Variance (Section 10.08)$805.00
46Sign Development Plan to the BZA (Section 10.11.03)$805.00

TABLE NOTES:

ZRES – Rezoning (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Calculated to the nearest one-hundredth acre (e.g., 100.15)
ZRAM – Proffer amendment (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Fee (residential vs. nonresidential) based on the proposed use or modification.  The residential fee would apply to any application that proposes a change to a residential component. The residential fee would apply to any modification in a residential zoning district

ZRMD – Zoning modification (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

6For the purpose of this fee schedule, a site is considered to include a sensitive environmental area if any of the following features fall anywhere on the parcel(s) as shown in the County’s on-line geographic database WEBLOGIS: Floodplain; Mountainside OD 1993; Steep Slope; Limestone OD; and Wetlands Model.

Table B-3. Land Development Application Fees - Zoning
Application TypeFee Schedule
1Appeal (APPL)$350.00
2

Certificate of Appropriateness

Certificate of Appropriateness – Administrative

$60.00

$60.00

3Commission Permit (CMPT)$6,990.00
4Special Exception for Error in Location (SPEL)           $460.00
Rezoning (ZMAP or ZRES1)
5

Residential4

$35,605.00 for the first 200 acres + $180.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

6

Nonresidential4

$27,720.00 for the first 200 acres + $140.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

7

Additional submission, fourth, and each subsequent

$1,560.00
8Rezoning (ZRTD) - Zoning Conversion to the current Zoning Ordinance within the Route 28 Tax District$2,380.00
Sign Permits
9

Temporary or Residential 

$10.00

10Commercial$235.00
Zoning Permits and Zoning Inspections
11

Residential

$165.00

12Child Care Home$200.00
13Commercial$210.00
14Zoning Inspections    $80.00
Special Exceptions (SPEX)
15

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$15,750.00

16

Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6

$6,570.00

17Approval of use with no land disturbance$5,955.00
18Zoning Ordinance modifications specified to be processed as Special Exceptions other than modifications under Section 10.10.04.C

$10,805.00

 

19Additional submissions, third and each subsequent$2,560.00
Special Exceptions pursuant to the 1972 Zoning Ordinance that are considered only by the Board of Supervisors (no Planning Commission recommendation required).
20Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

21Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
22Approval of use with no land disturbance$3,105.00
23Special Exceptions, Sign Development Plan (SIDP) to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
24Special Exception for Parking Adjustment to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
Special Exceptions, Minor (SPMI)
25

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

26Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
27

Approval of use with no land disturbance

$3,105.00
28

Approval of Child Care Home use

$350.00
29

Modification of additional use regulations in Chapter 4 and setbacks from roads in Section 7.04.08.B.2

$1,870.00

 

30Modification of additional use regulations in Section 4.04.08 Child Day Center and Child Day Home$350.00

Zoning Concept Plan Amendment or Proffer Amendment (ZCPA or ZRAM3)

31

Residential4

$26,230.00

32Nonresidential4$20,575.00
33

Residential deck into yard or buffer4

$350.00

Zoning Ordinance Modification (ZMOD or ZRMD5)

34Residential4$13,315.00
35Nonresidential4$12,610.00
36Residential deck into yard or buffer4$350.00
37

Adoption of a Comprehensive Sign Package or other modification of sign regulations under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance

$5,120.00

 

38Amendment of an approved Comprehensive Sign Package under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance$2,285.00
Zoning Correspondence (ZCOR)
39

Proffer Determination (Section 10.02)

$690.00

40

Zoning Verification

$485.00

41Vesting Determination (Section 10.02)$1,035.00
Adjustments, Modifications, Variances, and Waivers
42Administrative Buffer Adjustment and Waiver (Section 7.04.08.A)$1,190.00
43Administrative Modification (Section 10.03)$1,190.00
44Parking Adjustment Administrative (Section 10.16) and by Special Exception to Board of Zoning Appeals (Section 10.11.05)$1,190.00
45Zoning Variance (Section 10.08)$805.00
46Sign Development Plan to the BZA (Section 10.11.03)$805.00

TABLE NOTES:

ZRES – Rezoning (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Calculated to the nearest one-hundredth acre (e.g., 100.15)
ZRAM – Proffer amendment (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Fee (residential vs. nonresidential) based on the proposed use or modification.  The residential fee would apply to any application that proposes a change to a residential component. The residential fee would apply to any modification in a residential zoning district

ZRMD – Zoning modification (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

6For the purpose of this fee schedule, a site is considered to include a sensitive environmental area if any of the following features fall anywhere on the parcel(s) as shown in the County’s on-line geographic database WEBLOGIS: Floodplain; Mountainside OD 1993; Steep Slope; Limestone OD; and Wetlands Model.

Table B-3. Land Development Application Fees - Zoning
Application TypeFee Schedule
1Appeal (APPL)$350.00
2

Certificate of Appropriateness

Certificate of Appropriateness – Administrative

$60.00

$60.00

3Commission Permit (CMPT)$6,990.00
4Special Exception for Error in Location (SPEL)           $460.00
Rezoning (ZMAP or ZRES1)
5

Residential4

$35,605.00 for the first 200 acres + $180.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

6

Nonresidential4

$27,720.00 for the first 200 acres + $140.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

7

Additional submission, fourth, and each subsequent

$1,560.00
8Rezoning (ZRTD) - Zoning Conversion to the current Zoning Ordinance within the Route 28 Tax District$2,380.00
Sign Permits
9

Temporary or Residential 

$10.00

10Commercial$235.00
Zoning Permits and Zoning Inspections
11

Residential

$165.00

12Child Care Home$200.00
13Commercial$210.00
14Zoning Inspections    $80.00
Special Exceptions (SPEX)
15

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$15,750.00

16

Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6

$6,570.00

17Approval of use with no land disturbance$5,955.00
18Zoning Ordinance modifications specified to be processed as Special Exceptions other than modifications under Section 10.10.04.C

$10,805.00

 

19Additional submissions, third and each subsequent$2,560.00
Special Exceptions pursuant to the 1972 Zoning Ordinance that are considered only by the Board of Supervisors (no Planning Commission recommendation required).
20Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

21Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
22Approval of use with no land disturbance$3,105.00
23Special Exceptions, Sign Development Plan (SIDP) to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
24Special Exception for Parking Adjustment to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
Special Exceptions, Minor (SPMI)
25

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

26Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
27

Approval of use with no land disturbance

$3,105.00
28

Approval of Child Care Home use

$350.00
29

Modification of additional use regulations in Chapter 4 and setbacks from roads in Section 7.04.08.B.2

$1,870.00

 

30Modification of additional use regulations in Section 4.04.08 Child Day Center and Child Day Home$350.00

Zoning Concept Plan Amendment or Proffer Amendment (ZCPA or ZRAM3)

31

Residential4

$26,230.00

32Nonresidential4$20,575.00
33

Residential deck into yard or buffer4

$350.00

Zoning Ordinance Modification (ZMOD or ZRMD5)

34Residential4$13,315.00
35Nonresidential4$12,610.00
36Residential deck into yard or buffer4$350.00
37

Adoption of a Comprehensive Sign Package or other modification of sign regulations under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance

$5,120.00

 

38Amendment of an approved Comprehensive Sign Package under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance$2,285.00
Zoning Correspondence (ZCOR)
39

Proffer Determination (Section 10.02)

$690.00

40

Zoning Verification

$485.00

41Vesting Determination (Section 10.02)$1,035.00
Adjustments, Modifications, Variances, and Waivers
42Administrative Buffer Adjustment and Waiver (Section 7.04.08.A)$1,190.00
43Administrative Modification (Section 10.03)$1,190.00
44Parking Adjustment Administrative (Section 10.16) and by Special Exception to Board of Zoning Appeals (Section 10.11.05)$1,190.00
45Zoning Variance (Section 10.08)$805.00
46Sign Development Plan to the BZA (Section 10.11.03)$805.00

TABLE NOTES:

ZRES – Rezoning (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Calculated to the nearest one-hundredth acre (e.g., 100.15)
ZRAM – Proffer amendment (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Fee (residential vs. nonresidential) based on the proposed use or modification.  The residential fee would apply to any application that proposes a change to a residential component. The residential fee would apply to any modification in a residential zoning district

ZRMD – Zoning modification (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

6For the purpose of this fee schedule, a site is considered to include a sensitive environmental area if any of the following features fall anywhere on the parcel(s) as shown in the County’s on-line geographic database WEBLOGIS: Floodplain; Mountainside OD 1993; Steep Slope; Limestone OD; and Wetlands Model.

Table B-3. Land Development Application Fees - Zoning
Application TypeFee Schedule
1Appeal (APPL)$350.00
2

Certificate of Appropriateness

Certificate of Appropriateness – Administrative

$60.00

$60.00

3Commission Permit (CMPT)$6,990.00
4Special Exception for Error in Location (SPEL)           $460.00
Rezoning (ZMAP or ZRES1)
5

Residential4

$35,605.00 for the first 200 acres + $180.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

6

Nonresidential4

$27,720.00 for the first 200 acres + $140.00 per acre for each acre over 2002

7

Additional submission, fourth, and each subsequent

$1,560.00
8Rezoning (ZRTD) - Zoning Conversion to the current Zoning Ordinance within the Route 28 Tax District$2,380.00
Sign Permits
9

Temporary or Residential 

$10.00

10Commercial$235.00
Zoning Permits and Zoning Inspections
11

Residential

$165.00

12Child Care Home$200.00
13Commercial$210.00
14Zoning Inspections    $80.00
Special Exceptions (SPEX)
15

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$15,750.00

16

Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6

$6,570.00

17Approval of use with no land disturbance$5,955.00
18Zoning Ordinance modifications specified to be processed as Special Exceptions other than modifications under Section 10.10.04.C

$10,805.00

 

19Additional submissions, third and each subsequent$2,560.00
Special Exceptions pursuant to the 1972 Zoning Ordinance that are considered only by the Board of Supervisors (no Planning Commission recommendation required).
20Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

21Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
22Approval of use with no land disturbance$3,105.00
23Special Exceptions, Sign Development Plan (SIDP) to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
24Special Exception for Parking Adjustment to the Board of Supervisors$5,120.00
Special Exceptions, Minor (SPMI)
25

Approval of use with land disturbance exceeding 10,000 SF or including sensitive environmental areas6

$8,215.00

26Approval of use with land disturbance 1 – 10,000 SF, no sensitive environmental areas6$3,425.00
27

Approval of use with no land disturbance

$3,105.00
28

Approval of Child Care Home use

$350.00
29

Modification of additional use regulations in Chapter 4 and setbacks from roads in Section 7.04.08.B.2

$1,870.00

 

30Modification of additional use regulations in Section 4.04.08 Child Day Center and Child Day Home$350.00

Zoning Concept Plan Amendment or Proffer Amendment (ZCPA or ZRAM3)

31

Residential4

$26,230.00

32Nonresidential4$20,575.00
33

Residential deck into yard or buffer4

$350.00

Zoning Ordinance Modification (ZMOD or ZRMD5)

34Residential4$13,315.00
35Nonresidential4$12,610.00
36Residential deck into yard or buffer4$350.00
37

Adoption of a Comprehensive Sign Package or other modification of sign regulations under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance

$5,120.00

 

38Amendment of an approved Comprehensive Sign Package under the 1972 Zoning Ordinance pursuant to §523 of the 1972 Zoning Ordinance$2,285.00
Zoning Correspondence (ZCOR)
39

Proffer Determination (Section 10.02)

$690.00

40

Zoning Verification

$485.00

41Vesting Determination (Section 10.02)$1,035.00
Adjustments, Modifications, Variances, and Waivers
42Administrative Buffer Adjustment and Waiver (Section 7.04.08.A)$1,190.00
43Administrative Modification (Section 10.03)$1,190.00
44Parking Adjustment Administrative (Section 10.16) and by Special Exception to Board of Zoning Appeals (Section 10.11.05)$1,190.00
45Zoning Variance (Section 10.08)$805.00
46Sign Development Plan to the BZA (Section 10.11.03)$805.00

TABLE NOTES:

ZRES – Rezoning (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Calculated to the nearest one-hundredth acre (e.g., 100.15)
ZRAM – Proffer amendment (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

Fee (residential vs. nonresidential) based on the proposed use or modification.  The residential fee would apply to any application that proposes a change to a residential component. The residential fee would apply to any modification in a residential zoning district

ZRMD – Zoning modification (residential component) subject to Code of Virginia § 15.2-2303.4. effective July 1, 2016

6For the purpose of this fee schedule, a site is considered to include a sensitive environmental area if any of the following features fall anywhere on the parcel(s) as shown in the County’s on-line geographic database WEBLOGIS: Floodplain; Mountainside OD 1993; Steep Slope; Limestone OD; and Wetlands Model.

 

 

Effective on: 1/1/1901

Appendix C: Flexible Regulations

Appendix C is offered as a guide only; it is not exhaustive. Appendix C is a resource to assist applicants with determining which regulations in the Zoning Ordinance may be modified, amended, or waived and, if so, the applicable process to do so. Flexibility is governed as indicated in Chapters 1 through 10 of the Zoning Ordinance. Referenced Sections in Table C-1 are offered as a resource only. Appendix C also includes adjustments to nonresidential floor area ratio (FAR) by Special Exception. It does not include the various use permissions and development options provided within regulations. Appendix C does not limit the discretion of the Zoning Administrator to implement the Zoning Ordinance. If there are any discrepancies between Table C-1 and the text in Chapters 1 through 10 of the Zoning Ordinance, the text in Chapters 1 through 10 govern.

Table C-1. Guide to Flexible Regulations

Regulation

Determination (Section 10.02)

Administrative Modification

(Section 10.03)

Legislative Modification (Section 10.10.04.C)

Special Exception

(Section 10.11.01)

Minor Special Exception

(Section 10.11.02)

Other Procedure (reference provided)
Chapter 1: Introduction

1.03.02 Nonconforming Uses

1G Reduced Buffers, Setbacks, and Yards due to Highway Realignment or Condemnationx   x 

Chapter 2: Zoning Districts

2.01.01 Transit Related Center - TRC

2A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
3Table 2.01.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
4Table 2.01.01-1 Building Requirements (Outer Core and TDSA building height)   x  
5D TDSA Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)   x 10.10.01, 10.10.05
6Table 2.01.01-4 Required Minimum of Buildings with a Vertical Mix of Uses (all)  x   
7G.2.c Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
8I.3, 4, and 5 Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.01.02 Urban Employment - UE
9A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
10Table 2.01.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
11Table 2.01.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
12F. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.02.01 Suburban Neighborhood - SN
13Table 2.02.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
14Table 2.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
15Table 2.02.01-1 Residential Building Height (max), Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
16Table 2.02.01-3 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.02 Suburban Compact Neighborhood - SCN
17Table 2.02.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
18Table 2.02.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
19Table 2.02.02-1 Residential and Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
20Table 2.02.02-2 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.03 Town Center - TC
21A.2.a Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
22A.2.b Maximum Zoning District Size  x   
23Table 2.02.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
24Table 2.02.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
25Table 2.02.03-1 Building Requirements (except Lot Coverage)   x  
26E.2 Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
27Table 2.02.03-3 Minimum Size Requirements for Community Open Space  x   
28G. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
29G.3.b.2.b Exceptions to Pedestrian-Oriented Buildings and Usesx     
2.02.04 Commercial Center - CC
30Table 2.02.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
31Table 2.02.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.01 Single Family Residential - R-1, R-2, R-3 (Legacy District)
32Table 2.02.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.02 Single Family Residential - R-4 (Legacy District)
33Table 2.02.05.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.03 Single Family Residential - R-8 (Legacy District)
34Table 2.02.05.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.04 Townhouse/Multifamily Residential - R-16 (Legacy District)
35Table 2.02.05.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.05 Multifamily Residential - R-24 (Legacy District)
36Table 2.02.05.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.06 Planned Development–Housing - PD-H (Legacy District)
37B.3.c Development Requirements  x   
38F.1 OP and IP Uses Total Land Area  x   
39F.2 OP and IP Uses Office Floor Area  x   
2.02.05.07 Planned Development–Commercial Center (Regional Center) - PD-CC(RC) (Legacy District)
40Table 2.02.05.07-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.08 Planned Development–Research and Development - PD-RDP (Legacy District)
41Table 2.02.05.08-1 Density Requirements   x  
42Table 2.02.05.08-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   

2.02.05.09 Planned Development–Special Activity - PD-SA (Legacy District)

43Table 2.02.05.09-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
44Table 2.02.05.09-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.10 Planned Development–Active Adult Retirement Community - PD-AAAR (Legacy District)
45Table 2.02.05.10-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.11 Planned Development–Mixed Use Business - PD-MUB (Legacy District)
46Table 2.02.05.11-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.12 General Business - GB (Legacy District)
47Table 2.02.05.12-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.13 Commercial Light Industry - CLI (Legacy District)
48Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
49Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Adjacent to Other Nonresidential Zoning Districtsx     
50Table 2.02.05.13-1 Lot Coverage   x  
51D. Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)x     
2.03.01 Transitional Residential - TR-10, TR-3, TR-1
52Table 2.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
53Table 2.03.01-3 Yards (min) x    
2.03.02 Transition Small Lot Neighborhood - TSN
54Table 2.03.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
55Table 2.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
56Table 2.03.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.03 Transition Compact Neighborhood - TCN
57Table 2.03.03-1 Lot Requirements (all)  x   
58Table 2.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
59Table 2.03.03-1 Building Height (max)   x  
60Table 2.03.03-3 Dwelling Unit Mix Type (all)  x   
2.03.04 Transition Community Center - TCC
61Table 2.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
62Table 2.03.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.05.01 Transitional Residential–2 - TR-2 (Legacy District)
63Table 2.03.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
64Table 2.03.05.01-2 Required Yards x    
2.04.01 Agricultural Rural–1 - AR-1
65Table 2.04.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
66Section 2.04.01.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.02 Agricultural Rural–2 - AR-2

67

Table 2.04.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
68Section 2.04.02.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.03.01 Agricultural–10 - A-10 (Legacy District)
69Table 2.04.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.02 Agricultural/Residential - A-3 (Legacy District)
70Table 2.04.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.03 Countryside Residential - CR (Legacy District)
71Table 2.04.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.04 Rural Commercial - RC (Legacy District)
72Table 2.04.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.05 Planned Development–Rural Village - PD-RV (Legacy District)
73Table 2.04.03.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
74G.1.d Village Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
75G.2.a Rural Village Satellite Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
76G.3.e Village Center Subdistrict, location  x1   
77K.6.a.1 location of parking  x1   
2.05.01 Joint Land Management Area - JLMA-1, JLMA-2, JLMA-3
78Table 2.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.05.02.01 Joint Land Management Area–20 - JLMA-20 (Legacy District)
79Table 2.05.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.06.01 Office Park - OP
80Table 2.06.01-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
81Table 2.06.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
82Table 2.06.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
83Table 2.06.01-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.02 Industrial Park - IP
84Table 2.06.02-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
85Table 2.06.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
86Table 2.06.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
87Table 2.06.02-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.03 General Industry - GI
88Table 2.06.03-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
89Table 2.06.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
90Table 2.06.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
91Table 2.06.03-1 Building Requirements, Building Height (max)   x  
2.06.04 Mineral Resource–Heavy Industry - MR-HI
92Table 2.06.04-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
93Table 2.06.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
94Table 2.06.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.07 Planned Unit Development - PUD
95A.2 Minimum zoning district size  x   
Chapter 3: Uses
3.01 Uses Generally
96G.1 Uses Not Definedx     
3.03 Accessory Uses
97B Specific Usesx     
98F.9 Enforcement/Revocation x    
3.04 Temporary Uses
99E.3 Alterationsx     
100G.1 Other Temporary Uses     10.04
Chapter 4: Use-Specific Standards
4.01 Purpose and Applicability
101A Applicability    x2 
4.03.01 Bed and Breakfast Homestay, Bed and Breakfast Inn, Country Inn, and Rural Resorts
102D.3 Landscaping/Buffering/Screeningx3     
4.05.04 Religious Assembly
103G Adjustment or Waiverx     
4.05.07 Country Club
104E.2 Minimum Required Yards x    
4.06.02 Data Centers
105Table 4.06.02-2 Mechanical Equipmentx     
106Table 4.06.02-2 Landscaping/Buffering/ Screeningx     
Chapter 5: Overlay Districts
5.03 Floodplain Overlay District - FOD
107E.1.m.5.b reduce building or parking setback   x  
108K.1 Variations of Development Standards    x 
5.04 Mountainside Overlay District - MOD
109D.4 Modification of Specific Development Standards for Residential Uses   x  
5.08 Historic Overlay District
110D.1.b.1 Exception to Certificate of Appropriatenessx     
111I.2 Walls, Fences, and Signsx     
5.09.02.05 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
112C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.03.03 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
113C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.04.03 Open Space
114B Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.05.05 Building Materials
115C Permitted Building Materials and Configurationsx     
5.09.05.06 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
116Table 5.09.05.06-1 Civic Usex     
117B Cash in Lieu of Parks & Open Spaces/ Public & Civic Usesx     
Chapter 6: Natural and Environmental Resources (NER)
6.01 River and Stream Corridor Resources (RSCR)
118C.2 Determining the Width of the RSCRx     
6.04 NER Development Standards
119B.2.f Public Sanitary Sewer and Water Lines, crossing Adjacent Steep Slope or Very Steep Slope Areasx   x 
Chapter 7: Development Standards
7.01.03 Lot Requirements
120A.4 Mix of Single-Family Residential Lots by Area  x   
7.01.07 Transitions
121B.5 Perimeter Setback  x   
7.02 Open Space
122B.4 Amount of Open Space for Redevelopment xx   
123D.3.a Off-Site   x  
7.03 Tree Planting, Replacement, and Preservation
124Tree Canopy Requirements  x   
125E Deviationsx     
7.04.02 Road Corridor Buffers and Setbacks, Street Trees
126D.5 Reductionx5     
7.04.04 Cemetery, Burial Ground, and Grave Buffer
127C.4 Protection Buffer    x 
128D.4 Preservation Bufferx5   x 
7.04.08 Buffer Adjustments and Modifications
129A Administrative Buffer Adjustments and Waiversx     
130B.1 Buffer Types  xx  
131B.2.2 Road Corridor Setback Modifications    x 
7.05.02 Light and Glare
132B.7.d Automatic Light Extinguishmentx     
133C.2.c.1.c Exterior Lights for Security    x 10.10.03
134C.2.c.2 Exterior Lights for Securityx     
135E Special Exception   x  
7.06.01 Parking Applicability
136B.3 Application to Add or Change Usex     
7.06.02 Parking Ratios
137B.2 Expansions and Change in Usex     
7.06.08 Parking Adjustments
138A.1 Administrative Parking Adjustment     10.16
139A.2 Special Exception   x 10.11.05
7.06.10 Parking Location and Design
140D.2.c Compact/Walkable/Urban Off-Street Parking  x   
141F.4.a.1 Recycling Collection Center and Material Recovery Facilityx     
7.06.11 Residential Parking
142F.5 On-Lot Parkingx     
7.07.01 Transportation
143C.1.a Private Roads for Single-Family Detached Dwelling Units  x   
144Table 7.07.01-1 Road Access Standards   x  
7.07.02 Road Network
145Table 7.07.02-1 Road Pattern and Distance between Intersections Requirements by zoning district  x   
7.07.03 Pedestrian and Bicycle Network
146Table 7.07.03-1 Minimum Widths for Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities (all) x    
7.07.04 Visibility at Intersections
147B.4. Exceptionsx    10.12
7.08 Utilities
148B.3 Conforming to Natural Topographyx     
149D.1.a JLMA Municipal Water and Sewerx     
7.10 Rural Hamlet
150Table 7.10-1 Yard Requirements (all) x    
151E.2 Minimum Open Space Widths Surrounding the Hamlet   x  
152G.4 Roadsx     
153

J. Modification of Regulations

   x  
Chapter 8: Signs
8.03 Prohibited Signs
154A.6 Traffic Hazardsx     
8.10 Sign Permits and Administration
155C Sign Development Plans   x 10.11.03
Chapter 9: Attainable Housing
9.01 Affordable Dwelling Unit Program
156F.3 Alternative ADU Design Optionx     
157H ADU Modifications  x   
9.02 Unmet Housing Needs Unit Program
158E.3 Alternative UHNU Design Optionx     
159H UHNU Modifications  x   
9.03 Affordable Housing Unit Program
160C.3 Timing of Construction/Availability of AHUs  x   
161C.4.a.1.b.C MFA AHU Building Compatibilityx     
162D AHU Modifications  x   

TABLE KEY: max = maximum

TABLE NOTES:

1 Section 2.04.03.05.M.2.

2 Unless otherwise specified.

3 Or by written consent of adjacent property owner; Section 7.04.08.

4 Section 5.09.05.06.B.

5 Section 7.04.08.

Table C-1. Guide to Flexible Regulations

Regulation

Determination (Section 10.02)

Administrative Modification

(Section 10.03)

Legislative Modification (Section 10.10.04.C)

Special Exception

(Section 10.11.01)

Minor Special Exception

(Section 10.11.02)

Other Procedure (reference provided)
Chapter 1: Introduction

1.03.02 Nonconforming Uses

1G Reduced Buffers, Setbacks, and Yards due to Highway Realignment or Condemnationx   x 

Chapter 2: Zoning Districts

2.01.01 Transit Related Center - TRC

2A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
3Table 2.01.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
4Table 2.01.01-1 Building Requirements (Outer Core and TDSA building height)   x  
5D TDSA Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)   x 10.10.01, 10.10.05
6Table 2.01.01-4 Required Minimum of Buildings with a Vertical Mix of Uses (all)  x   
7G.2.c Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
8I.3, 4, and 5 Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.01.02 Urban Employment - UE
9A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
10Table 2.01.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
11Table 2.01.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
12F. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.02.01 Suburban Neighborhood - SN
13Table 2.02.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
14Table 2.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
15Table 2.02.01-1 Residential Building Height (max), Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
16Table 2.02.01-3 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.02 Suburban Compact Neighborhood - SCN
17Table 2.02.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
18Table 2.02.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
19Table 2.02.02-1 Residential and Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
20Table 2.02.02-2 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.03 Town Center - TC
21A.2.a Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
22A.2.b Maximum Zoning District Size  x   
23Table 2.02.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
24Table 2.02.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
25Table 2.02.03-1 Building Requirements (except Lot Coverage)   x  
26E.2 Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
27Table 2.02.03-3 Minimum Size Requirements for Community Open Space  x   
28G. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
29G.3.b.2.b Exceptions to Pedestrian-Oriented Buildings and Usesx     
2.02.04 Commercial Center - CC
30Table 2.02.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
31Table 2.02.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.01 Single Family Residential - R-1, R-2, R-3 (Legacy District)
32Table 2.02.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.02 Single Family Residential - R-4 (Legacy District)
33Table 2.02.05.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.03 Single Family Residential - R-8 (Legacy District)
34Table 2.02.05.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.04 Townhouse/Multifamily Residential - R-16 (Legacy District)
35Table 2.02.05.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.05 Multifamily Residential - R-24 (Legacy District)
36Table 2.02.05.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.06 Planned Development–Housing - PD-H (Legacy District)
37B.3.c Development Requirements  x   
38F.1 OP and IP Uses Total Land Area  x   
39F.2 OP and IP Uses Office Floor Area  x   
2.02.05.07 Planned Development–Commercial Center (Regional Center) - PD-CC(RC) (Legacy District)
40Table 2.02.05.07-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.08 Planned Development–Research and Development - PD-RDP (Legacy District)
41Table 2.02.05.08-1 Density Requirements   x  
42Table 2.02.05.08-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   

2.02.05.09 Planned Development–Special Activity - PD-SA (Legacy District)

43Table 2.02.05.09-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
44Table 2.02.05.09-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.10 Planned Development–Active Adult Retirement Community - PD-AAAR (Legacy District)
45Table 2.02.05.10-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.11 Planned Development–Mixed Use Business - PD-MUB (Legacy District)
46Table 2.02.05.11-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.12 General Business - GB (Legacy District)
47Table 2.02.05.12-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.13 Commercial Light Industry - CLI (Legacy District)
48Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
49Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Adjacent to Other Nonresidential Zoning Districtsx     
50Table 2.02.05.13-1 Lot Coverage   x  
51D. Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)x     
2.03.01 Transitional Residential - TR-10, TR-3, TR-1
52Table 2.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
53Table 2.03.01-3 Yards (min) x    
2.03.02 Transition Small Lot Neighborhood - TSN
54Table 2.03.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
55Table 2.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
56Table 2.03.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.03 Transition Compact Neighborhood - TCN
57Table 2.03.03-1 Lot Requirements (all)  x   
58Table 2.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
59Table 2.03.03-1 Building Height (max)   x  
60Table 2.03.03-3 Dwelling Unit Mix Type (all)  x   
2.03.04 Transition Community Center - TCC
61Table 2.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
62Table 2.03.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.05.01 Transitional Residential–2 - TR-2 (Legacy District)
63Table 2.03.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
64Table 2.03.05.01-2 Required Yards x    
2.04.01 Agricultural Rural–1 - AR-1
65Table 2.04.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
66Section 2.04.01.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.02 Agricultural Rural–2 - AR-2

67

Table 2.04.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
68Section 2.04.02.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.03.01 Agricultural–10 - A-10 (Legacy District)
69Table 2.04.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.02 Agricultural/Residential - A-3 (Legacy District)
70Table 2.04.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.03 Countryside Residential - CR (Legacy District)
71Table 2.04.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.04 Rural Commercial - RC (Legacy District)
72Table 2.04.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.05 Planned Development–Rural Village - PD-RV (Legacy District)
73Table 2.04.03.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
74G.1.d Village Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
75G.2.a Rural Village Satellite Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
76G.3.e Village Center Subdistrict, location  x1   
77K.6.a.1 location of parking  x1   
2.05.01 Joint Land Management Area - JLMA-1, JLMA-2, JLMA-3
78Table 2.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.05.02.01 Joint Land Management Area–20 - JLMA-20 (Legacy District)
79Table 2.05.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.06.01 Office Park - OP
80Table 2.06.01-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
81Table 2.06.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
82Table 2.06.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
83Table 2.06.01-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.02 Industrial Park - IP
84Table 2.06.02-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
85Table 2.06.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
86Table 2.06.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
87Table 2.06.02-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.03 General Industry - GI
88Table 2.06.03-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
89Table 2.06.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
90Table 2.06.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
91Table 2.06.03-1 Building Requirements, Building Height (max)   x  
2.06.04 Mineral Resource–Heavy Industry - MR-HI
92Table 2.06.04-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
93Table 2.06.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
94Table 2.06.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.07 Planned Unit Development - PUD
95A.2 Minimum zoning district size  x   
Chapter 3: Uses
3.01 Uses Generally
96G.1 Uses Not Definedx     
3.03 Accessory Uses
97B Specific Usesx     
98F.9 Enforcement/Revocation x    
3.04 Temporary Uses
99E.3 Alterationsx     
100G.1 Other Temporary Uses     10.04
Chapter 4: Use-Specific Standards
4.01 Purpose and Applicability
101A Applicability    x2 
4.03.01 Bed and Breakfast Homestay, Bed and Breakfast Inn, Country Inn, and Rural Resorts
102D.3 Landscaping/Buffering/Screeningx3     
4.05.04 Religious Assembly
103G Adjustment or Waiverx     
4.05.07 Country Club
104E.2 Minimum Required Yards x    
4.06.02 Data Centers
105Table 4.06.02-2 Mechanical Equipmentx     
106Table 4.06.02-2 Landscaping/Buffering/ Screeningx     
Chapter 5: Overlay Districts
5.03 Floodplain Overlay District - FOD
107E.1.m.5.b reduce building or parking setback   x  
108K.1 Variations of Development Standards    x 
5.04 Mountainside Overlay District - MOD
109D.4 Modification of Specific Development Standards for Residential Uses   x  
5.08 Historic Overlay District
110D.1.b.1 Exception to Certificate of Appropriatenessx     
111I.2 Walls, Fences, and Signsx     
5.09.02.05 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
112C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.03.03 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
113C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.04.03 Open Space
114B Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.05.05 Building Materials
115C Permitted Building Materials and Configurationsx     
5.09.05.06 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
116Table 5.09.05.06-1 Civic Usex     
117B Cash in Lieu of Parks & Open Spaces/ Public & Civic Usesx     
Chapter 6: Natural and Environmental Resources (NER)
6.01 River and Stream Corridor Resources (RSCR)
118C.2 Determining the Width of the RSCRx     
6.04 NER Development Standards
119B.2.f Public Sanitary Sewer and Water Lines, crossing Adjacent Steep Slope or Very Steep Slope Areasx   x 
Chapter 7: Development Standards
7.01.03 Lot Requirements
120A.4 Mix of Single-Family Residential Lots by Area  x   
7.01.07 Transitions
121B.5 Perimeter Setback  x   
7.02 Open Space
122B.4 Amount of Open Space for Redevelopment xx   
123D.3.a Off-Site   x  
7.03 Tree Planting, Replacement, and Preservation
124Tree Canopy Requirements  x   
125E Deviationsx     
7.04.02 Road Corridor Buffers and Setbacks, Street Trees
126D.5 Reductionx5     
7.04.04 Cemetery, Burial Ground, and Grave Buffer
127C.4 Protection Buffer    x 
128D.4 Preservation Bufferx5   x 
7.04.08 Buffer Adjustments and Modifications
129A Administrative Buffer Adjustments and Waiversx     
130B.1 Buffer Types  xx  
131B.2.2 Road Corridor Setback Modifications    x 
7.05.02 Light and Glare
132B.7.d Automatic Light Extinguishmentx     
133C.2.c.1.c Exterior Lights for Security    x 10.10.03
134C.2.c.2 Exterior Lights for Securityx     
135E Special Exception   x  
7.06.01 Parking Applicability
136B.3 Application to Add or Change Usex     
7.06.02 Parking Ratios
137B.2 Expansions and Change in Usex     
7.06.08 Parking Adjustments
138A.1 Administrative Parking Adjustment     10.16
139A.2 Special Exception   x 10.11.05
7.06.10 Parking Location and Design
140D.2.c Compact/Walkable/Urban Off-Street Parking  x   
141F.4.a.1 Recycling Collection Center and Material Recovery Facilityx     
7.06.11 Residential Parking
142F.5 On-Lot Parkingx     
7.07.01 Transportation
143C.1.a Private Roads for Single-Family Detached Dwelling Units  x   
144Table 7.07.01-1 Road Access Standards   x  
7.07.02 Road Network
145Table 7.07.02-1 Road Pattern and Distance between Intersections Requirements by zoning district  x   
7.07.03 Pedestrian and Bicycle Network
146Table 7.07.03-1 Minimum Widths for Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities (all) x    
7.07.04 Visibility at Intersections
147B.4. Exceptionsx    10.12
7.08 Utilities
148B.3 Conforming to Natural Topographyx     
149D.1.a JLMA Municipal Water and Sewerx     
7.10 Rural Hamlet
150Table 7.10-1 Yard Requirements (all) x    
151E.2 Minimum Open Space Widths Surrounding the Hamlet   x  
152G.4 Roadsx     
153

J. Modification of Regulations

   x  
Chapter 8: Signs
8.03 Prohibited Signs
154A.6 Traffic Hazardsx     
8.10 Sign Permits and Administration
155C Sign Development Plans   x 10.11.03
Chapter 9: Attainable Housing
9.01 Affordable Dwelling Unit Program
156F.3 Alternative ADU Design Optionx     
157H ADU Modifications  x   
9.02 Unmet Housing Needs Unit Program
158E.3 Alternative UHNU Design Optionx     
159H UHNU Modifications  x   
9.03 Affordable Housing Unit Program
160C.3 Timing of Construction/Availability of AHUs  x   
161C.4.a.1.b.C MFA AHU Building Compatibilityx     
162D AHU Modifications  x   

TABLE KEY: max = maximum

TABLE NOTES:

1 Section 2.04.03.05.M.2.

2 Unless otherwise specified.

3 Or by written consent of adjacent property owner; Section 7.04.08.

4 Section 5.09.05.06.B.

5 Section 7.04.08.

Table C-1. Guide to Flexible Regulations

Regulation

Determination (Section 10.02)

Administrative Modification

(Section 10.03)

Legislative Modification (Section 10.10.04.C)

Special Exception

(Section 10.11.01)

Minor Special Exception

(Section 10.11.02)

Other Procedure (reference provided)
Chapter 1: Introduction

1.03.02 Nonconforming Uses

1G Reduced Buffers, Setbacks, and Yards due to Highway Realignment or Condemnationx   x 

Chapter 2: Zoning Districts

2.01.01 Transit Related Center - TRC

2A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
3Table 2.01.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
4Table 2.01.01-1 Building Requirements (Outer Core and TDSA building height)   x  
5D TDSA Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)   x 10.10.01, 10.10.05
6Table 2.01.01-4 Required Minimum of Buildings with a Vertical Mix of Uses (all)  x   
7G.2.c Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
8I.3, 4, and 5 Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.01.02 Urban Employment - UE
9A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
10Table 2.01.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
11Table 2.01.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
12F. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.02.01 Suburban Neighborhood - SN
13Table 2.02.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
14Table 2.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
15Table 2.02.01-1 Residential Building Height (max), Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
16Table 2.02.01-3 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.02 Suburban Compact Neighborhood - SCN
17Table 2.02.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
18Table 2.02.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
19Table 2.02.02-1 Residential and Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
20Table 2.02.02-2 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.03 Town Center - TC
21A.2.a Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
22A.2.b Maximum Zoning District Size  x   
23Table 2.02.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
24Table 2.02.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
25Table 2.02.03-1 Building Requirements (except Lot Coverage)   x  
26E.2 Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
27Table 2.02.03-3 Minimum Size Requirements for Community Open Space  x   
28G. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
29G.3.b.2.b Exceptions to Pedestrian-Oriented Buildings and Usesx     
2.02.04 Commercial Center - CC
30Table 2.02.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
31Table 2.02.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.01 Single Family Residential - R-1, R-2, R-3 (Legacy District)
32Table 2.02.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.02 Single Family Residential - R-4 (Legacy District)
33Table 2.02.05.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.03 Single Family Residential - R-8 (Legacy District)
34Table 2.02.05.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.04 Townhouse/Multifamily Residential - R-16 (Legacy District)
35Table 2.02.05.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.05 Multifamily Residential - R-24 (Legacy District)
36Table 2.02.05.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.06 Planned Development–Housing - PD-H (Legacy District)
37B.3.c Development Requirements  x   
38F.1 OP and IP Uses Total Land Area  x   
39F.2 OP and IP Uses Office Floor Area  x   
2.02.05.07 Planned Development–Commercial Center (Regional Center) - PD-CC(RC) (Legacy District)
40Table 2.02.05.07-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.08 Planned Development–Research and Development - PD-RDP (Legacy District)
41Table 2.02.05.08-1 Density Requirements   x  
42Table 2.02.05.08-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   

2.02.05.09 Planned Development–Special Activity - PD-SA (Legacy District)

43Table 2.02.05.09-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
44Table 2.02.05.09-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.10 Planned Development–Active Adult Retirement Community - PD-AAAR (Legacy District)
45Table 2.02.05.10-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.11 Planned Development–Mixed Use Business - PD-MUB (Legacy District)
46Table 2.02.05.11-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.12 General Business - GB (Legacy District)
47Table 2.02.05.12-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.13 Commercial Light Industry - CLI (Legacy District)
48Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
49Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Adjacent to Other Nonresidential Zoning Districtsx     
50Table 2.02.05.13-1 Lot Coverage   x  
51D. Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)x     
2.03.01 Transitional Residential - TR-10, TR-3, TR-1
52Table 2.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
53Table 2.03.01-3 Yards (min) x    
2.03.02 Transition Small Lot Neighborhood - TSN
54Table 2.03.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
55Table 2.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
56Table 2.03.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.03 Transition Compact Neighborhood - TCN
57Table 2.03.03-1 Lot Requirements (all)  x   
58Table 2.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
59Table 2.03.03-1 Building Height (max)   x  
60Table 2.03.03-3 Dwelling Unit Mix Type (all)  x   
2.03.04 Transition Community Center - TCC
61Table 2.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
62Table 2.03.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.05.01 Transitional Residential–2 - TR-2 (Legacy District)
63Table 2.03.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
64Table 2.03.05.01-2 Required Yards x    
2.04.01 Agricultural Rural–1 - AR-1
65Table 2.04.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
66Section 2.04.01.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.02 Agricultural Rural–2 - AR-2

67

Table 2.04.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
68Section 2.04.02.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.03.01 Agricultural–10 - A-10 (Legacy District)
69Table 2.04.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.02 Agricultural/Residential - A-3 (Legacy District)
70Table 2.04.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.03 Countryside Residential - CR (Legacy District)
71Table 2.04.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.04 Rural Commercial - RC (Legacy District)
72Table 2.04.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.05 Planned Development–Rural Village - PD-RV (Legacy District)
73Table 2.04.03.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
74G.1.d Village Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
75G.2.a Rural Village Satellite Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
76G.3.e Village Center Subdistrict, location  x1   
77K.6.a.1 location of parking  x1   
2.05.01 Joint Land Management Area - JLMA-1, JLMA-2, JLMA-3
78Table 2.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.05.02.01 Joint Land Management Area–20 - JLMA-20 (Legacy District)
79Table 2.05.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.06.01 Office Park - OP
80Table 2.06.01-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
81Table 2.06.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
82Table 2.06.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
83Table 2.06.01-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.02 Industrial Park - IP
84Table 2.06.02-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
85Table 2.06.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
86Table 2.06.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
87Table 2.06.02-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.03 General Industry - GI
88Table 2.06.03-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
89Table 2.06.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
90Table 2.06.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
91Table 2.06.03-1 Building Requirements, Building Height (max)   x  
2.06.04 Mineral Resource–Heavy Industry - MR-HI
92Table 2.06.04-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
93Table 2.06.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
94Table 2.06.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.07 Planned Unit Development - PUD
95A.2 Minimum zoning district size  x   
Chapter 3: Uses
3.01 Uses Generally
96G.1 Uses Not Definedx     
3.03 Accessory Uses
97B Specific Usesx     
98F.9 Enforcement/Revocation x    
3.04 Temporary Uses
99E.3 Alterationsx     
100G.1 Other Temporary Uses     10.04
Chapter 4: Use-Specific Standards
4.01 Purpose and Applicability
101A Applicability    x2 
4.03.01 Bed and Breakfast Homestay, Bed and Breakfast Inn, Country Inn, and Rural Resorts
102D.3 Landscaping/Buffering/Screeningx3     
4.05.04 Religious Assembly
103G Adjustment or Waiverx     
4.05.07 Country Club
104E.2 Minimum Required Yards x    
4.06.02 Data Centers
105Table 4.06.02-2 Mechanical Equipmentx     
106Table 4.06.02-2 Landscaping/Buffering/ Screeningx     
Chapter 5: Overlay Districts
5.03 Floodplain Overlay District - FOD
107E.1.m.5.b reduce building or parking setback   x  
108K.1 Variations of Development Standards    x 
5.04 Mountainside Overlay District - MOD
109D.4 Modification of Specific Development Standards for Residential Uses   x  
5.08 Historic Overlay District
110D.1.b.1 Exception to Certificate of Appropriatenessx     
111I.2 Walls, Fences, and Signsx     
5.09.02.05 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
112C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.03.03 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
113C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.04.03 Open Space
114B Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.05.05 Building Materials
115C Permitted Building Materials and Configurationsx     
5.09.05.06 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
116Table 5.09.05.06-1 Civic Usex     
117B Cash in Lieu of Parks & Open Spaces/ Public & Civic Usesx     
Chapter 6: Natural and Environmental Resources (NER)
6.01 River and Stream Corridor Resources (RSCR)
118C.2 Determining the Width of the RSCRx     
6.04 NER Development Standards
119B.2.f Public Sanitary Sewer and Water Lines, crossing Adjacent Steep Slope or Very Steep Slope Areasx   x 
Chapter 7: Development Standards
7.01.03 Lot Requirements
120A.4 Mix of Single-Family Residential Lots by Area  x   
7.01.07 Transitions
121B.5 Perimeter Setback  x   
7.02 Open Space
122B.4 Amount of Open Space for Redevelopment xx   
123D.3.a Off-Site   x  
7.03 Tree Planting, Replacement, and Preservation
124Tree Canopy Requirements  x   
125E Deviationsx     
7.04.02 Road Corridor Buffers and Setbacks, Street Trees
126D.5 Reductionx5     
7.04.04 Cemetery, Burial Ground, and Grave Buffer
127C.4 Protection Buffer    x 
128D.4 Preservation Bufferx5   x 
7.04.08 Buffer Adjustments and Modifications
129A Administrative Buffer Adjustments and Waiversx     
130B.1 Buffer Types  xx  
131B.2.2 Road Corridor Setback Modifications    x 
7.05.02 Light and Glare
132B.7.d Automatic Light Extinguishmentx     
133C.2.c.1.c Exterior Lights for Security    x 10.10.03
134C.2.c.2 Exterior Lights for Securityx     
135E Special Exception   x  
7.06.01 Parking Applicability
136B.3 Application to Add or Change Usex     
7.06.02 Parking Ratios
137B.2 Expansions and Change in Usex     
7.06.08 Parking Adjustments
138A.1 Administrative Parking Adjustment     10.16
139A.2 Special Exception   x 10.11.05
7.06.10 Parking Location and Design
140D.2.c Compact/Walkable/Urban Off-Street Parking  x   
141F.4.a.1 Recycling Collection Center and Material Recovery Facilityx     
7.06.11 Residential Parking
142F.5 On-Lot Parkingx     
7.07.01 Transportation
143C.1.a Private Roads for Single-Family Detached Dwelling Units  x   
144Table 7.07.01-1 Road Access Standards   x  
7.07.02 Road Network
145Table 7.07.02-1 Road Pattern and Distance between Intersections Requirements by zoning district  x   
7.07.03 Pedestrian and Bicycle Network
146Table 7.07.03-1 Minimum Widths for Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities (all) x    
7.07.04 Visibility at Intersections
147B.4. Exceptionsx    10.12
7.08 Utilities
148B.3 Conforming to Natural Topographyx     
149D.1.a JLMA Municipal Water and Sewerx     
7.10 Rural Hamlet
150Table 7.10-1 Yard Requirements (all) x    
151E.2 Minimum Open Space Widths Surrounding the Hamlet   x  
152G.4 Roadsx     
153

J. Modification of Regulations

   x  
Chapter 8: Signs
8.03 Prohibited Signs
154A.6 Traffic Hazardsx     
8.10 Sign Permits and Administration
155C Sign Development Plans   x 10.11.03
Chapter 9: Attainable Housing
9.01 Affordable Dwelling Unit Program
156F.3 Alternative ADU Design Optionx     
157H ADU Modifications  x   
9.02 Unmet Housing Needs Unit Program
158E.3 Alternative UHNU Design Optionx     
159H UHNU Modifications  x   
9.03 Affordable Housing Unit Program
160C.3 Timing of Construction/Availability of AHUs  x   
161C.4.a.1.b.C MFA AHU Building Compatibilityx     
162D AHU Modifications  x   

TABLE KEY: max = maximum

TABLE NOTES:

1 Section 2.04.03.05.M.2.

2 Unless otherwise specified.

3 Or by written consent of adjacent property owner; Section 7.04.08.

4 Section 5.09.05.06.B.

5 Section 7.04.08.

Table C-1. Guide to Flexible Regulations

Regulation

Determination (Section 10.02)

Administrative Modification

(Section 10.03)

Legislative Modification (Section 10.10.04.C)

Special Exception

(Section 10.11.01)

Minor Special Exception

(Section 10.11.02)

Other Procedure (reference provided)
Chapter 1: Introduction

1.03.02 Nonconforming Uses

1G Reduced Buffers, Setbacks, and Yards due to Highway Realignment or Condemnationx   x 

Chapter 2: Zoning Districts

2.01.01 Transit Related Center - TRC

2A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
3Table 2.01.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
4Table 2.01.01-1 Building Requirements (Outer Core and TDSA building height)   x  
5D TDSA Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)   x 10.10.01, 10.10.05
6Table 2.01.01-4 Required Minimum of Buildings with a Vertical Mix of Uses (all)  x   
7G.2.c Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
8I.3, 4, and 5 Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.01.02 Urban Employment - UE
9A.2 Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
10Table 2.01.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
11Table 2.01.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
12F. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
2.02.01 Suburban Neighborhood - SN
13Table 2.02.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
14Table 2.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
15Table 2.02.01-1 Residential Building Height (max), Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
16Table 2.02.01-3 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.02 Suburban Compact Neighborhood - SCN
17Table 2.02.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
18Table 2.02.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
19Table 2.02.02-1 Residential and Nonresidential Building Height (max)   x  
20Table 2.02.02-2 Dwelling Unit Type Mix (all)  x   
2.02.03 Town Center - TC
21A.2.a Minimum Zoning District Size  x   
22A.2.b Maximum Zoning District Size  x   
23Table 2.02.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
24Table 2.02.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
25Table 2.02.03-1 Building Requirements (except Lot Coverage)   x  
26E.2 Minimum Distance of Incremental Additions to Community Open Space  x   
27Table 2.02.03-3 Minimum Size Requirements for Community Open Space  x   
28G. Building Orientation, Placement, and Uses  x   
29G.3.b.2.b Exceptions to Pedestrian-Oriented Buildings and Usesx     
2.02.04 Commercial Center - CC
30Table 2.02.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
31Table 2.02.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.01 Single Family Residential - R-1, R-2, R-3 (Legacy District)
32Table 2.02.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.02 Single Family Residential - R-4 (Legacy District)
33Table 2.02.05.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.03 Single Family Residential - R-8 (Legacy District)
34Table 2.02.05.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.04 Townhouse/Multifamily Residential - R-16 (Legacy District)
35Table 2.02.05.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.05 Multifamily Residential - R-24 (Legacy District)
36Table 2.02.05.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.06 Planned Development–Housing - PD-H (Legacy District)
37B.3.c Development Requirements  x   
38F.1 OP and IP Uses Total Land Area  x   
39F.2 OP and IP Uses Office Floor Area  x   
2.02.05.07 Planned Development–Commercial Center (Regional Center) - PD-CC(RC) (Legacy District)
40Table 2.02.05.07-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.08 Planned Development–Research and Development - PD-RDP (Legacy District)
41Table 2.02.05.08-1 Density Requirements   x  
42Table 2.02.05.08-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   

2.02.05.09 Planned Development–Special Activity - PD-SA (Legacy District)

43Table 2.02.05.09-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
44Table 2.02.05.09-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.02.05.10 Planned Development–Active Adult Retirement Community - PD-AAAR (Legacy District)
45Table 2.02.05.10-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.11 Planned Development–Mixed Use Business - PD-MUB (Legacy District)
46Table 2.02.05.11-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.12 General Business - GB (Legacy District)
47Table 2.02.05.12-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.02.05.13 Commercial Light Industry - CLI (Legacy District)
48Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
49Table 2.02.05.13-1 Setback Adjacent to Other Nonresidential Zoning Districtsx     
50Table 2.02.05.13-1 Lot Coverage   x  
51D. Adjusted Base Floor Area Ratio (FAR)x     
2.03.01 Transitional Residential - TR-10, TR-3, TR-1
52Table 2.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
53Table 2.03.01-3 Yards (min) x    
2.03.02 Transition Small Lot Neighborhood - TSN
54Table 2.03.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
55Table 2.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
56Table 2.03.02-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.03 Transition Compact Neighborhood - TCN
57Table 2.03.03-1 Lot Requirements (all)  x   
58Table 2.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
59Table 2.03.03-1 Building Height (max)   x  
60Table 2.03.03-3 Dwelling Unit Mix Type (all)  x   
2.03.04 Transition Community Center - TCC
61Table 2.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
62Table 2.03.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.03.05.01 Transitional Residential–2 - TR-2 (Legacy District)
63Table 2.03.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
64Table 2.03.05.01-2 Required Yards x    
2.04.01 Agricultural Rural–1 - AR-1
65Table 2.04.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
66Section 2.04.01.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.02 Agricultural Rural–2 - AR-2

67

Table 2.04.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
68Section 2.04.02.K.5.b Preservation Farm Lots, Administrative Reductionx     
2.04.03.01 Agricultural–10 - A-10 (Legacy District)
69Table 2.04.03.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.02 Agricultural/Residential - A-3 (Legacy District)
70Table 2.04.03.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.03 Countryside Residential - CR (Legacy District)
71Table 2.04.03.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.04 Rural Commercial - RC (Legacy District)
72Table 2.04.03.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.04.03.05 Planned Development–Rural Village - PD-RV (Legacy District)
73Table 2.04.03.05-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
74G.1.d Village Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
75G.2.a Rural Village Satellite Conservancy Subdistrict  x1   
76G.3.e Village Center Subdistrict, location  x1   
77K.6.a.1 location of parking  x1   
2.05.01 Joint Land Management Area - JLMA-1, JLMA-2, JLMA-3
78Table 2.05.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
2.05.02.01 Joint Land Management Area–20 - JLMA-20 (Legacy District)
79Table 2.05.02.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) x    
2.06.01 Office Park - OP
80Table 2.06.01-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
81Table 2.06.01-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
82Table 2.06.01-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
83Table 2.06.01-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.02 Industrial Park - IP
84Table 2.06.02-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
85Table 2.06.02-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
86Table 2.06.02-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
87Table 2.06.02-1 Building Requirements (all)   x  
2.06.03 General Industry - GI
88Table 2.06.03-1 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)(max)   x  
89Table 2.06.03-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
90Table 2.06.03-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
91Table 2.06.03-1 Building Requirements, Building Height (max)   x  
2.06.04 Mineral Resource–Heavy Industry - MR-HI
92Table 2.06.04-1 Lot Requirements (all), Lot Coverage  x   
93Table 2.06.04-1 Setback Requirements (all) xx   
94Table 2.06.04-1 Building Height (max)   x  
2.07 Planned Unit Development - PUD
95A.2 Minimum zoning district size  x   
Chapter 3: Uses
3.01 Uses Generally
96G.1 Uses Not Definedx     
3.03 Accessory Uses
97B Specific Usesx     
98F.9 Enforcement/Revocation x    
3.04 Temporary Uses
99E.3 Alterationsx     
100G.1 Other Temporary Uses     10.04
Chapter 4: Use-Specific Standards
4.01 Purpose and Applicability
101A Applicability    x2 
4.03.01 Bed and Breakfast Homestay, Bed and Breakfast Inn, Country Inn, and Rural Resorts
102D.3 Landscaping/Buffering/Screeningx3     
4.05.04 Religious Assembly
103G Adjustment or Waiverx     
4.05.07 Country Club
104E.2 Minimum Required Yards x    
4.06.02 Data Centers
105Table 4.06.02-2 Mechanical Equipmentx     
106Table 4.06.02-2 Landscaping/Buffering/ Screeningx     
Chapter 5: Overlay Districts
5.03 Floodplain Overlay District - FOD
107E.1.m.5.b reduce building or parking setback   x  
108K.1 Variations of Development Standards    x 
5.04 Mountainside Overlay District - MOD
109D.4 Modification of Specific Development Standards for Residential Uses   x  
5.08 Historic Overlay District
110D.1.b.1 Exception to Certificate of Appropriatenessx     
111I.2 Walls, Fences, and Signsx     
5.09.02.05 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
112C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.03.03 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
113C Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.04.03 Open Space
114B Waiver of required uses with contributionx4     
5.09.05.05 Building Materials
115C Permitted Building Materials and Configurationsx     
5.09.05.06 Public & Civic Uses/Parks & Open Space
116Table 5.09.05.06-1 Civic Usex     
117B Cash in Lieu of Parks & Open Spaces/ Public & Civic Usesx     
Chapter 6: Natural and Environmental Resources (NER)
6.01 River and Stream Corridor Resources (RSCR)
118C.2 Determining the Width of the RSCRx     
6.04 NER Development Standards
119B.2.f Public Sanitary Sewer and Water Lines, crossing Adjacent Steep Slope or Very Steep Slope Areasx   x 
Chapter 7: Development Standards
7.01.03 Lot Requirements
120A.4 Mix of Single-Family Residential Lots by Area  x   
7.01.07 Transitions
121B.5 Perimeter Setback  x   
7.02 Open Space
122B.4 Amount of Open Space for Redevelopment xx   
123D.3.a Off-Site   x  
7.03 Tree Planting, Replacement, and Preservation
124Tree Canopy Requirements  x   
125E Deviationsx     
7.04.02 Road Corridor Buffers and Setbacks, Street Trees
126D.5 Reductionx5     
7.04.04 Cemetery, Burial Ground, and Grave Buffer
127C.4 Protection Buffer    x 
128D.4 Preservation Bufferx5   x 
7.04.08 Buffer Adjustments and Modifications
129A Administrative Buffer Adjustments and Waiversx     
130B.1 Buffer Types  xx  
131B.2.2 Road Corridor Setback Modifications    x 
7.05.02 Light and Glare
132B.7.d Automatic Light Extinguishmentx     
133C.2.c.1.c Exterior Lights for Security    x 10.10.03
134C.2.c.2 Exterior Lights for Securityx     
135E Special Exception   x  
7.06.01 Parking Applicability
136B.3 Application to Add or Change Usex     
7.06.02 Parking Ratios
137B.2 Expansions and Change in Usex     
7.06.08 Parking Adjustments
138A.1 Administrative Parking Adjustment     10.16
139A.2 Special Exception   x 10.11.05
7.06.10 Parking Location and Design
140D.2.c Compact/Walkable/Urban Off-Street Parking  x   
141F.4.a.1 Recycling Collection Center and Material Recovery Facilityx     
7.06.11 Residential Parking
142F.5 On-Lot Parkingx     
7.07.01 Transportation
143C.1.a Private Roads for Single-Family Detached Dwelling Units  x   
144Table 7.07.01-1 Road Access Standards   x  
7.07.02 Road Network
145Table 7.07.02-1 Road Pattern and Distance between Intersections Requirements by zoning district  x   
7.07.03 Pedestrian and Bicycle Network
146Table 7.07.03-1 Minimum Widths for Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities (all) x    
7.07.04 Visibility at Intersections
147B.4. Exceptionsx    10.12
7.08 Utilities
148B.3 Conforming to Natural Topographyx     
149D.1.a JLMA Municipal Water and Sewerx     
7.10 Rural Hamlet
150Table 7.10-1 Yard Requirements (all) x    
151E.2 Minimum Open Space Widths Surrounding the Hamlet   x  
152G.4 Roadsx     
153

J. Modification of Regulations

   x  
Chapter 8: Signs
8.03 Prohibited Signs
154A.6 Traffic Hazardsx     
8.10 Sign Permits and Administration
155C Sign Development Plans   x 10.11.03
Chapter 9: Attainable Housing
9.01 Affordable Dwelling Unit Program
156F.3 Alternative ADU Design Optionx     
157H ADU Modifications  x   
9.02 Unmet Housing Needs Unit Program
158E.3 Alternative UHNU Design Optionx     
159H UHNU Modifications  x   
9.03 Affordable Housing Unit Program
160C.3 Timing of Construction/Availability of AHUs  x   
161C.4.a.1.b.C MFA AHU Building Compatibilityx     
162D AHU Modifications  x   

TABLE KEY: max = maximum

TABLE NOTES:

1 Section 2.04.03.05.M.2.

2 Unless otherwise specified.

3 Or by written consent of adjacent property owner; Section 7.04.08.

4 Section 5.09.05.06.B.

5 Section 7.04.08.

(ZOAM-2020-0002, 06/12/2024)

 

 

Effective on: 1/1/1901

Appendix D: Buffer Matrix Uses

Table D-1 designates the uses within each use group of Table 7.04.03-1, Use Buffer Matrix.

Table D-1. Buffer Matrix Uses
Use GroupUses

Additional

Regulations

Residential
Household Living
1N/ACaretaker or Guard Residence 
2N/ADwelling, Accessory4.02.01
3N/ADwelling, Live/Work4.02.03
43Dwelling, Multifamily4.02.08
52Dwelling, Single-Family Attached4.02.07
61Dwelling, Single-Family Detached4.02.07
7N/A Dwelling, Tenant4.02.09
81Manufactured Home4.02.04
Group Living
94Congregate Housing 
104Continuing Care Facility4.02.02
114Dormitory, Seasonal Labor4.02.06
124Religious Housing4.02.05
134Rooming and Boarding4.02.05
Lodging
148Bed and Breakfast Homestay4.03.01
158Bed and Breakfast Inn4.03.01
168Camp, Day and Boarding4.03.02
178Campground4.03.03
188Country Inn4.03.01
198Hotel/Motel4.03.04
208Rural Resort4.03.01
218Recreational Vehicle Park 
22N/AShort Term Rental, Commercial Whole House4.03.05
Commercial
Animal Services
238Animal Care Business 
248Animal Hospital4.04.01
258Companion Animal/Pet Grooming 
268Kennel4.04.16
278Kennel, Indoor4.04.16
288Veterinary Services 
Day Care
296Adult Day Care 
306Child Day Center4.04.08
31N/AChild Day Home4.04.08
Financial Services
327Bank or Financial Institutions4.04.12
Food and Beverage Sales/Service
338Banquet/Event Facility4.04.05
348Craft Beverage Manufacturing4.04.11
355Farmers Market4.04.14
368Farmers Market (off-site production)4.04.14
378Food Preparations4.04.06
388Restaurant4.04.10
398Restaurant, Rural4.04.18
Office, Business, and Professional
407Office, Professional4.04.17
417Small Business, Agricultural and Rural4.04.19
Personal/Business Services
428Business Support Services4.04.07
438Dry Cleaning Plant 
448Farm Machinery Sales and Service4.04.13
458Maintenance and Repair Services 
468Personal Services 
478Postal Services 
Retail
488Antiques, Art, and Crafts4.04.02
498Auction4.04.03
508Convenience Store 
518Convenience Store (with Gasoline Sales) 
528Feed and Farm Supply Center4.04.15
538Machinery and Equipment Sales and Services 
548Nursery, Commercial4.04.09
558Retail, General4.04.12
Automotive
568Car Share4.04.04
578Car Wash 
588Vehicle Repair, Heavy4.04.20
598Vehicle Repair, Light4.04.21
608Vehicle Sales and/or Rental4.04.23
618Vehicle Service Station 
629Vehicle Wholesale Auction4.04.22
Public/Civic/Institutional
Assembly
636Civic, Social, and Fraternal Meeting Place 
646Community Center4.05.14
656Convention or Exhibition Facility 
666Religious Assembly4.05.04
Death Care Services
678Cemetery4.05.08
688Crematorium 
698Funeral Home4.05.08
Government
706Government (General) (not otherwise listed) 
716Public Safety4.05.15
726School, Public4.05.18
Education
736Agricultural Education or Research4.05.03
746College or University4.05.20
756Conference and Training Facility4.05.06
766Library 
776Personal Instruction Services 
786Rural Retreat4.05.17
796School, Private4.05.19
806School, Trade 
Medical
816Hospital4.05.13
826Medical Care Facility 
836Medical Office4.04.17
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
848Agricultural Cultural Center 
858Amphitheater4.05.01
868Art Studio4.04.02
878Cultural Facility4.05.05
888Cultural Tourism4.05.10
898Dog Park 
908Entertainment Facility 
918Health and Fitness Center4.05.12
928Park, Community 
938Park, Passive 
948Park, Regional 
958Recreation, Indoor4.05.16
968Recreation, Outdoor or Major4.05.16
978Shooting Range, Indoor 
988Theater 
998Urban Deck 
1008Zoo 
Industrial/Production
Manufacturing and Employment
10110Contractor4.06.01
10210Data Center4.06.02

103

10Extractive Industries4.06.03
10410Flex Buildings4.06.04
10510Manufacturing, General4.06.05
10610Manufacturing, Intensive4.06.11
10710Research and Development4.06.08
10810Sawmill4.06.09
10910Slaughterhouse 
11010Wood, Metal and Stone Crafts 
Warehousing, Storage, and Distribution
11110Building and Landscaping Materials Supplier4.06.07
11210Industrial Storage4.06.07
11310Mini-Warehouse4.06.06
11410Moving and Storage 
11510Outdoor Storage4.06.07
11610Outdoor Storage, Vehicles4.06.07
11710Vehicle Storage and Impoundment4.06.07
11810Wholesale Distribution, Warehousing and Storage4.06.10
Infrastructure
Transportation/Parking
1199Airport/Landing Strip4.07.01
1209Ground Passenger Transportation (e.g., Taxi, Charter Bus) 
1219Heliport or Helistop 
1229Marina 
1239Parking Facility4.07.03
1249Transit Facility4.07.10
Utilities
1259Electric Generating Plant and Transmission Facility/Utility Generating Plan or Transmission Facility 
1269Energy Storage, Utility Scale4.07.02
1279Public Service Center, with Outdoor Storage4.06.07
1289Public Service Center, without Outdoor Storage 
1299Solar Facility, Utility Scale4.07.06
1309Utility, Minor 
1319Utility, Major4.07.04
Communications Facilities
1329Recording Studio 
1339Telecommunications Facility4.07.08
Waste-Related
13410Composting Facility 
13510Junkyard4.07.05
13610Recycling Collection Facility4.07.05
13710Material Recovery Facility (MRF)4.07.05
13810Solid Waste Facility4.07.05
13910Stockpiling4.07.07
14010Vegetative Waste Management Facility4.07.05
Agriculture
1415Agriculture Processing4.08.12
1425Agriculture4.08.02
1435Agritainment4.08.03
1445Animal Husbandry4.08.02
1455Auction Facility, Livestock4.08.11
1465Brewery, Limited4.08.05
1475Community Garden 
1485Equestrian Event Facility4.08.10
1495Farm Co-ops4.08.03
1505Farm Distribution Hub4.08.04
1515Feedlot4.08.03
1525Horticulture4.08.02
1535Mill, Feed and Grain 
1545Nursery, Production 
1555Pet Farm4.08.09
1565Stable, Livery4.08.06
1575Stable, Private 
1585Wayside Stand4.08.07
1595Winery, Commercial4.08.08
1605Winery, Farm 
Miscellaneous
161N/AAdaptive Reuse4.09
162N/ATemporary Uses3.04

TABLE KEY:

N/A = not applicable for determining the appropriate buffer

 

Use Group Names are as follows:

1     Single-Family Detached

2     Single-Family Attached

3     Multifamily

4     Group Living

5     Agriculture

6     Day Care, Assembly, Government, Education, Medical

7     Financial, Office

8     All Other Commercial

9     Infrastructure

10   Industrial/Production, Waste-Related

Table D-1. Buffer Matrix Uses
Use GroupUses

Additional

Regulations

Residential
Household Living
1N/ACaretaker or Guard Residence 
2N/ADwelling, Accessory4.02.01
3N/ADwelling, Live/Work4.02.03
43Dwelling, Multifamily4.02.08
52Dwelling, Single-Family Attached4.02.07
61Dwelling, Single-Family Detached4.02.07
7N/A Dwelling, Tenant4.02.09
81Manufactured Home4.02.04
Group Living
94Congregate Housing 
104Continuing Care Facility4.02.02
114Dormitory, Seasonal Labor4.02.06
124Religious Housing4.02.05
134Rooming and Boarding4.02.05
Lodging
148Bed and Breakfast Homestay4.03.01
158Bed and Breakfast Inn4.03.01
168Camp, Day and Boarding4.03.02
178Campground4.03.03
188Country Inn4.03.01
198Hotel/Motel4.03.04
208Rural Resort4.03.01
218Recreational Vehicle Park 
22N/AShort Term Rental, Commercial Whole House4.03.05
Commercial
Animal Services
238Animal Care Business 
248Animal Hospital4.04.01
258Companion Animal/Pet Grooming 
268Kennel4.04.16
278Kennel, Indoor4.04.16
288Veterinary Services 
Day Care
296Adult Day Care 
306Child Day Center4.04.08
31N/AChild Day Home4.04.08
Financial Services
327Bank or Financial Institutions4.04.12
Food and Beverage Sales/Service
338Banquet/Event Facility4.04.05
348Craft Beverage Manufacturing4.04.11
355Farmers Market4.04.14
368Farmers Market (off-site production)4.04.14
378Food Preparations4.04.06
388Restaurant4.04.10
398Restaurant, Rural4.04.18
Office, Business, and Professional
407Office, Professional4.04.17
417Small Business, Agricultural and Rural4.04.19
Personal/Business Services
428Business Support Services4.04.07
438Dry Cleaning Plant 
448Farm Machinery Sales and Service4.04.13
458Maintenance and Repair Services 
468Personal Services 
478Postal Services 
Retail
488Antiques, Art, and Crafts4.04.02
498Auction4.04.03
508Convenience Store 
518Convenience Store (with Gasoline Sales) 
528Feed and Farm Supply Center4.04.15
538Machinery and Equipment Sales and Services 
548Nursery, Commercial4.04.09
558Retail, General4.04.12
Automotive
568Car Share4.04.04
578Car Wash 
588Vehicle Repair, Heavy4.04.20
598Vehicle Repair, Light4.04.21
608Vehicle Sales and/or Rental4.04.23
618Vehicle Service Station 
629Vehicle Wholesale Auction4.04.22
Public/Civic/Institutional
Assembly
636Civic, Social, and Fraternal Meeting Place 
646Community Center4.05.14
656Convention or Exhibition Facility 
666Religious Assembly4.05.04
Death Care Services
678Cemetery4.05.08
688Crematorium 
698Funeral Home4.05.08
Government
706Government (General) (not otherwise listed) 
716Public Safety4.05.15
726School, Public4.05.18
Education
736Agricultural Education or Research4.05.03
746College or University4.05.20
756Conference and Training Facility4.05.06
766Library 
776Personal Instruction Services 
786Rural Retreat4.05.17
796School, Private4.05.19
806School, Trade 
Medical
816Hospital4.05.13
826Medical Care Facility 
836Medical Office4.04.17
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
848Agricultural Cultural Center 
858Amphitheater4.05.01
868Art Studio4.04.02
878Cultural Facility4.05.05
888Cultural Tourism4.05.10
898Dog Park 
908Entertainment Facility 
918Health and Fitness Center4.05.12
928Park, Community 
938Park, Passive 
948Park, Regional 
958Recreation, Indoor4.05.16
968Recreation, Outdoor or Major4.05.16
978Shooting Range, Indoor 
988Theater 
998Urban Deck 
1008Zoo 
Industrial/Production
Manufacturing and Employment
10110Contractor4.06.01
10210Data Center4.06.02

103

10Extractive Industries4.06.03
10410Flex Buildings4.06.04
10510Manufacturing, General4.06.05
10610Manufacturing, Intensive4.06.11
10710Research and Development4.06.08
10810Sawmill4.06.09
10910Slaughterhouse 
11010Wood, Metal and Stone Crafts 
Warehousing, Storage, and Distribution
11110Building and Landscaping Materials Supplier4.06.07
11210Industrial Storage4.06.07
11310Mini-Warehouse4.06.06
11410Moving and Storage 
11510Outdoor Storage4.06.07
11610Outdoor Storage, Vehicles4.06.07
11710Vehicle Storage and Impoundment4.06.07
11810Wholesale Distribution, Warehousing and Storage4.06.10
Infrastructure
Transportation/Parking
1199Airport/Landing Strip4.07.01
1209Ground Passenger Transportation (e.g., Taxi, Charter Bus) 
1219Heliport or Helistop 
1229Marina 
1239Parking Facility4.07.03
1249Transit Facility4.07.10
Utilities
1259Electric Generating Plant and Transmission Facility/Utility Generating Plan or Transmission Facility 
1269Energy Storage, Utility Scale4.07.02
1279Public Service Center, with Outdoor Storage4.06.07
1289Public Service Center, without Outdoor Storage 
1299Solar Facility, Utility Scale4.07.06
1309Utility, Minor 
1319Utility, Major4.07.04
Communications Facilities
1329Recording Studio 
1339Telecommunications Facility4.07.08
Waste-Related
13410Composting Facility 
13510Junkyard4.07.05
13610Recycling Collection Facility4.07.05
13710Material Recovery Facility (MRF)4.07.05
13810Solid Waste Facility4.07.05
13910Stockpiling4.07.07
14010Vegetative Waste Management Facility4.07.05
Agriculture
1415Agriculture Processing4.08.12
1425Agriculture4.08.02
1435Agritainment4.08.03
1445Animal Husbandry4.08.02
1455Auction Facility, Livestock4.08.11
1465Brewery, Limited4.08.05
1475Community Garden 
1485Equestrian Event Facility4.08.10
1495Farm Co-ops4.08.03
1505Farm Distribution Hub4.08.04
1515Feedlot4.08.03
1525Horticulture4.08.02
1535Mill, Feed and Grain 
1545Nursery, Production 
1555Pet Farm4.08.09
1565Stable, Livery4.08.06
1575Stable, Private 
1585Wayside Stand4.08.07
1595Winery, Commercial4.08.08
1605Winery, Farm 
Miscellaneous
161N/AAdaptive Reuse4.09
162N/ATemporary Uses3.04

TABLE KEY:

N/A = not applicable for determining the appropriate buffer

 

Use Group Names are as follows:

1     Single-Family Detached

2     Single-Family Attached

3     Multifamily

4     Group Living

5     Agriculture

6     Day Care, Assembly, Government, Education, Medical

7     Financial, Office

8     All Other Commercial

9     Infrastructure

10   Industrial/Production, Waste-Related

Table D-1. Buffer Matrix Uses
Use GroupUses

Additional

Regulations

Residential
Household Living
1N/ACaretaker or Guard Residence 
2N/ADwelling, Accessory4.02.01
3N/ADwelling, Live/Work4.02.03
43Dwelling, Multifamily4.02.08
52Dwelling, Single-Family Attached4.02.07
61Dwelling, Single-Family Detached4.02.07
7N/A Dwelling, Tenant4.02.09
81Manufactured Home4.02.04
Group Living
94Congregate Housing 
104Continuing Care Facility4.02.02
114Dormitory, Seasonal Labor4.02.06
124Religious Housing4.02.05
134Rooming and Boarding4.02.05
Lodging
148Bed and Breakfast Homestay4.03.01
158Bed and Breakfast Inn4.03.01
168Camp, Day and Boarding4.03.02
178Campground4.03.03
188Country Inn4.03.01
198Hotel/Motel4.03.04
208Rural Resort4.03.01
218Recreational Vehicle Park 
22N/AShort Term Rental, Commercial Whole House4.03.05
Commercial
Animal Services
238Animal Care Business 
248Animal Hospital4.04.01
258Companion Animal/Pet Grooming 
268Kennel4.04.16
278Kennel, Indoor4.04.16
288Veterinary Services 
Day Care
296Adult Day Care 
306Child Day Center4.04.08
31N/AChild Day Home4.04.08
Financial Services
327Bank or Financial Institutions4.04.12
Food and Beverage Sales/Service
338Banquet/Event Facility4.04.05
348Craft Beverage Manufacturing4.04.11
355Farmers Market4.04.14
368Farmers Market (off-site production)4.04.14
378Food Preparations4.04.06
388Restaurant4.04.10
398Restaurant, Rural4.04.18
Office, Business, and Professional
407Office, Professional4.04.17
417Small Business, Agricultural and Rural4.04.19
Personal/Business Services
428Business Support Services4.04.07
438Dry Cleaning Plant 
448Farm Machinery Sales and Service4.04.13
458Maintenance and Repair Services 
468Personal Services 
478Postal Services 
Retail
488Antiques, Art, and Crafts4.04.02
498Auction4.04.03
508Convenience Store 
518Convenience Store (with Gasoline Sales) 
528Feed and Farm Supply Center4.04.15
538Machinery and Equipment Sales and Services 
548Nursery, Commercial4.04.09
558Retail, General4.04.12
Automotive
568Car Share4.04.04
578Car Wash 
588Vehicle Repair, Heavy4.04.20
598Vehicle Repair, Light4.04.21
608Vehicle Sales and/or Rental4.04.23
618Vehicle Service Station 
629Vehicle Wholesale Auction4.04.22
Public/Civic/Institutional
Assembly
636Civic, Social, and Fraternal Meeting Place 
646Community Center4.05.14
656Convention or Exhibition Facility 
666Religious Assembly4.05.04
Death Care Services
678Cemetery4.05.08
688Crematorium 
698Funeral Home4.05.08
Government
706Government (General) (not otherwise listed) 
716Public Safety4.05.15
726School, Public4.05.18
Education
736Agricultural Education or Research4.05.03
746College or University4.05.20
756Conference and Training Facility4.05.06
766Library 
776Personal Instruction Services 
786Rural Retreat4.05.17
796School, Private4.05.19
806School, Trade 
Medical
816Hospital4.05.13
826Medical Care Facility 
836Medical Office4.04.17
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
848Agricultural Cultural Center 
858Amphitheater4.05.01
868Art Studio4.04.02
878Cultural Facility4.05.05
888Cultural Tourism4.05.10
898Dog Park 
908Entertainment Facility 
918Health and Fitness Center4.05.12
928Park, Community 
938Park, Passive 
948Park, Regional 
958Recreation, Indoor4.05.16
968Recreation, Outdoor or Major4.05.16
978Shooting Range, Indoor 
988Theater 
998Urban Deck 
1008Zoo 
Industrial/Production
Manufacturing and Employment
10110Contractor4.06.01
10210Data Center4.06.02

103

10Extractive Industries4.06.03
10410Flex Buildings4.06.04
10510Manufacturing, General4.06.05
10610Manufacturing, Intensive4.06.11
10710Research and Development4.06.08
10810Sawmill4.06.09
10910Slaughterhouse 
11010Wood, Metal and Stone Crafts 
Warehousing, Storage, and Distribution
11110Building and Landscaping Materials Supplier4.06.07
11210Industrial Storage4.06.07
11310Mini-Warehouse4.06.06
11410Moving and Storage 
11510Outdoor Storage4.06.07
11610Outdoor Storage, Vehicles4.06.07
11710Vehicle Storage and Impoundment4.06.07
11810Wholesale Distribution, Warehousing and Storage4.06.10
Infrastructure
Transportation/Parking
1199Airport/Landing Strip4.07.01
1209Ground Passenger Transportation (e.g., Taxi, Charter Bus) 
1219Heliport or Helistop 
1229Marina 
1239Parking Facility4.07.03
1249Transit Facility4.07.10
Utilities
1259Electric Generating Plant and Transmission Facility/Utility Generating Plan or Transmission Facility 
1269Energy Storage, Utility Scale4.07.02
1279Public Service Center, with Outdoor Storage4.06.07
1289Public Service Center, without Outdoor Storage 
1299Solar Facility, Utility Scale4.07.06
1309Utility, Minor 
1319Utility, Major4.07.04
Communications Facilities
1329Recording Studio 
1339Telecommunications Facility4.07.08
Waste-Related
13410Composting Facility 
13510Junkyard4.07.05
13610Recycling Collection Facility4.07.05
13710Material Recovery Facility (MRF)4.07.05
13810Solid Waste Facility4.07.05
13910Stockpiling4.07.07
14010Vegetative Waste Management Facility4.07.05
Agriculture
1415Agriculture Processing4.08.12
1425Agriculture4.08.02
1435Agritainment4.08.03
1445Animal Husbandry4.08.02
1455Auction Facility, Livestock4.08.11
1465Brewery, Limited4.08.05
1475Community Garden 
1485Equestrian Event Facility4.08.10
1495Farm Co-ops4.08.03
1505Farm Distribution Hub4.08.04
1515Feedlot4.08.03
1525Horticulture4.08.02
1535Mill, Feed and Grain 
1545Nursery, Production 
1555Pet Farm4.08.09
1565Stable, Livery4.08.06
1575Stable, Private 
1585Wayside Stand4.08.07
1595Winery, Commercial4.08.08
1605Winery, Farm 
Miscellaneous
161N/AAdaptive Reuse4.09
162N/ATemporary Uses3.04

TABLE KEY:

N/A = not applicable for determining the appropriate buffer

 

Use Group Names are as follows:

1     Single-Family Detached

2     Single-Family Attached

3     Multifamily

4     Group Living

5     Agriculture

6     Day Care, Assembly, Government, Education, Medical

7     Financial, Office

8     All Other Commercial

9     Infrastructure

10   Industrial/Production, Waste-Related

Table D-1. Buffer Matrix Uses
Use GroupUses

Additional

Regulations

Residential
Household Living
1N/ACaretaker or Guard Residence 
2N/ADwelling, Accessory4.02.01
3N/ADwelling, Live/Work4.02.03
43Dwelling, Multifamily4.02.08
52Dwelling, Single-Family Attached4.02.07
61Dwelling, Single-Family Detached4.02.07
7N/A Dwelling, Tenant4.02.09
81Manufactured Home4.02.04
Group Living
94Congregate Housing 
104Continuing Care Facility4.02.02
114Dormitory, Seasonal Labor4.02.06
124Religious Housing4.02.05
134Rooming and Boarding4.02.05
Lodging
148Bed and Breakfast Homestay4.03.01
158Bed and Breakfast Inn4.03.01
168Camp, Day and Boarding4.03.02
178Campground4.03.03
188Country Inn4.03.01
198Hotel/Motel4.03.04
208Rural Resort4.03.01
218Recreational Vehicle Park 
22N/AShort Term Rental, Commercial Whole House4.03.05
Commercial
Animal Services
238Animal Care Business 
248Animal Hospital4.04.01
258Companion Animal/Pet Grooming 
268Kennel4.04.16
278Kennel, Indoor4.04.16
288Veterinary Services 
Day Care
296Adult Day Care 
306Child Day Center4.04.08
31N/AChild Day Home4.04.08
Financial Services
327Bank or Financial Institutions4.04.12
Food and Beverage Sales/Service
338Banquet/Event Facility4.04.05
348Craft Beverage Manufacturing4.04.11
355Farmers Market4.04.14
368Farmers Market (off-site production)4.04.14
378Food Preparations4.04.06
388Restaurant4.04.10
398Restaurant, Rural4.04.18
Office, Business, and Professional
407Office, Professional4.04.17
417Small Business, Agricultural and Rural4.04.19
Personal/Business Services
428Business Support Services4.04.07
438Dry Cleaning Plant 
448Farm Machinery Sales and Service4.04.13
458Maintenance and Repair Services 
468Personal Services 
478Postal Services 
Retail
488Antiques, Art, and Crafts4.04.02
498Auction4.04.03
508Convenience Store 
518Convenience Store (with Gasoline Sales) 
528Feed and Farm Supply Center4.04.15
538Machinery and Equipment Sales and Services 
548Nursery, Commercial4.04.09
558Retail, General4.04.12
Automotive
568Car Share4.04.04
578Car Wash 
588Vehicle Repair, Heavy4.04.20
598Vehicle Repair, Light4.04.21
608Vehicle Sales and/or Rental4.04.23
618Vehicle Service Station 
629Vehicle Wholesale Auction4.04.22
Public/Civic/Institutional
Assembly
636Civic, Social, and Fraternal Meeting Place 
646Community Center4.05.14
656Convention or Exhibition Facility 
666Religious Assembly4.05.04
Death Care Services
678Cemetery4.05.08
688Crematorium 
698Funeral Home4.05.08
Government
706Government (General) (not otherwise listed) 
716Public Safety4.05.15
726School, Public4.05.18
Education
736Agricultural Education or Research4.05.03
746College or University4.05.20
756Conference and Training Facility4.05.06
766Library 
776Personal Instruction Services 
786Rural Retreat4.05.17
796School, Private4.05.19
806School, Trade 
Medical
816Hospital4.05.13
826Medical Care Facility 
836Medical Office4.04.17
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
848Agricultural Cultural Center 
858Amphitheater4.05.01
868Art Studio4.04.02
878Cultural Facility4.05.05
888Cultural Tourism4.05.10
898Dog Park 
908Entertainment Facility 
918Health and Fitness Center4.05.12
928Park, Community 
938Park, Passive 
948Park, Regional 
958Recreation, Indoor4.05.16
968Recreation, Outdoor or Major4.05.16
978Shooting Range, Indoor 
988Theater 
998Urban Deck 
1008Zoo 
Industrial/Production
Manufacturing and Employment
10110Contractor4.06.01
10210Data Center4.06.02

103

10Extractive Industries4.06.03
10410Flex Buildings4.06.04
10510Manufacturing, General4.06.05
10610Manufacturing, Intensive4.06.11
10710Research and Development4.06.08
10810Sawmill4.06.09
10910Slaughterhouse 
11010Wood, Metal and Stone Crafts 
Warehousing, Storage, and Distribution
11110Building and Landscaping Materials Supplier4.06.07
11210Industrial Storage4.06.07
11310Mini-Warehouse4.06.06
11410Moving and Storage 
11510Outdoor Storage4.06.07
11610Outdoor Storage, Vehicles4.06.07
11710Vehicle Storage and Impoundment4.06.07
11810Wholesale Distribution, Warehousing and Storage4.06.10
Infrastructure
Transportation/Parking
1199Airport/Landing Strip4.07.01
1209Ground Passenger Transportation (e.g., Taxi, Charter Bus) 
1219Heliport or Helistop 
1229Marina 
1239Parking Facility4.07.03
1249Transit Facility4.07.10
Utilities
1259Electric Generating Plant and Transmission Facility/Utility Generating Plan or Transmission Facility 
1269Energy Storage, Utility Scale4.07.02
1279Public Service Center, with Outdoor Storage4.06.07
1289Public Service Center, without Outdoor Storage 
1299Solar Facility, Utility Scale4.07.06
1309Utility, Minor 
1319Utility, Major4.07.04
Communications Facilities
1329Recording Studio 
1339Telecommunications Facility4.07.08
Waste-Related
13410Composting Facility 
13510Junkyard4.07.05
13610Recycling Collection Facility4.07.05
13710Material Recovery Facility (MRF)4.07.05
13810Solid Waste Facility4.07.05
13910Stockpiling4.07.07
14010Vegetative Waste Management Facility4.07.05
Agriculture
1415Agriculture Processing4.08.12
1425Agriculture4.08.02
1435Agritainment4.08.03
1445Animal Husbandry4.08.02
1455Auction Facility, Livestock4.08.11
1465Brewery, Limited4.08.05
1475Community Garden 
1485Equestrian Event Facility4.08.10
1495Farm Co-ops4.08.03
1505Farm Distribution Hub4.08.04
1515Feedlot4.08.03
1525Horticulture4.08.02
1535Mill, Feed and Grain 
1545Nursery, Production 
1555Pet Farm4.08.09
1565Stable, Livery4.08.06
1575Stable, Private 
1585Wayside Stand4.08.07
1595Winery, Commercial4.08.08
1605Winery, Farm 
Miscellaneous
161N/AAdaptive Reuse4.09
162N/ATemporary Uses3.04

TABLE KEY:

N/A = not applicable for determining the appropriate buffer

 

Use Group Names are as follows:

1     Single-Family Detached

2     Single-Family Attached

3     Multifamily

4     Group Living

5     Agriculture

6     Day Care, Assembly, Government, Education, Medical

7     Financial, Office

8     All Other Commercial

9     Infrastructure

10   Industrial/Production, Waste-Related

 

 

Effective on: 1/1/1901