ILLUSTRATIONS OF TERMS

PLANTING STRIPS
[CHART OF REGULATIONS]

FIGURE 1
ILLUSTRATION OF REQUIRED YARDS

CHART OF REGULATIONS

FIGURE 1
ILLUSTRATION OF REQUIRED YARDS

FIGURE 3
CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT

Plats show difference in development under typical lot-by-lot zoning and cluster zoning. Both tracts have the same density, but clustering allows for more open space.

Source: American Planning Association

FIGURE 3A
ZERO LOT LINE DEVELOPMENT

A development approach in which a building is sited on one or more lot lines with no yard. Conceivably, three of the four sides of the building could be on the lot lines. The intent is to allow more flexibility in site design and to increase the amount of usable open space on the lot.

Source: American Planning Association

FIGURE 4
DWELLING TYPES

FIGURE 5
DWELLING TYPES

PLATE A
Planting Strip Between Commercial, Industrial or
Multiple-Family Residential and Single-Family Residential

PLATE B
Planting Strip Between Commercial, Industrial or
Multiple-Family Residential and Single-Family Residential

PLATE C
Planting Strip Between Commercial, Industrial or
Multiple-Family Residential Faces Single-Family Residential