05.040 Table of District Yard, Bulk and Intensity Requirements
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11/15/22)
A. Accompanying the Table of Uses is a companion Table of Bulk and Intensity Requirements. The Table of Bulk and Intensity Requirements identifies the intensity, site development standards, site coverage standards, and other requirements for the uses allowed within each Zoning District.
B. The following exceptions to the Bulk and Intensity Requirements listed on Tables 05.040 A and B may be allowed on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the applicable Land Use Authority following review and recommendation from the Reviewing Departments.
1. Exceptions may be allowed to the minimum lot width or frontage for subdivisions that incorporate traffic calming elements in their design.
Exceptions may be allowed to the minimum lot size, maximum dwelling units per acre, lot width or frontage, or other design considerations for
subdivisions located along a master planned major roadway or master planned trail or that include a planned park, historic monument or other public facility that warrants special consideration in lieu of payment to the developer for right-ofway, property dedication, or other improvements required by the General Plan, Master Transportation Plan or Design Standards and Public Improvements Specifications Manual.
2. In order to determine the amount of any additional density allowed, the applicant shall provide two concept plan designs: one based on a standard layout that meets all of the bulk and intensity requirements and the other showing the proposed layout with the exceptions. The standard layout shall determine the base number of lots and units.
3. The City Engineer shall review all proposed exceptions to evaluate the density that could be achieved under a standard layout that meets all of the bulk and intensity requirements and any additional density that may be allowed in lieu of right-of-way, improvements, property dedication or other considerations received by the City. The Engineer shall recommend to the applicable Land Use Authority the number of additional lots and units that may be allowed, if any.
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05.030 Table of Uses · Table 05.030 Table of Uses, Residential Zones