Accessory Dwelling Unit. A dwelling unit that is accessory, supplmentary, and secondary to the principal dwelling unit that may be constructed as an addition to the principal structure or as an accessory to the principal structure. Annual Improvement Project Report (AIRP) - An annual report prepared by the Planning Depart- ment in coordination with the Housing and Neighborhood Action Team (HNAT) that details the capital and operating needs identified in neighborhood and community plans. Bicycle Facility—Any bicycle path, bicycle trail, bicycle lane, or bicycle route. Buffer Yard—A unit of yard together with enough planting to eliminate or minimize potential negative impacts such as dirt, litter, noise, glare of lights, signs and unsightly buildings between different land use intensity classes. Bus Shelter—A roofed structure with at least three walls located on or adjacent to the right-of- way of a street, and which designed and used primarily for the protection and convenience of bus passengers. CIP—Capital Improvements Program. The list of recommended capital improvements to be con- structed in the forthcoming five-year period. Community Facilities – Services or conveniences provided for or available to a community. Ex- amples include parks, libraries, fire/police stations, etc. COP – Cellular On Patrol. A program that prepares neighborhood residents to be the “eyes and ears” of the police and promote cooperation between residents and the city agencies that exist to serve them. COSA – City of San Antonio CPS – City Public Service. San Antonio’s municipal utility service provider. Crosswalk—Any portion of a street at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for pedes- trian crossing by lines or other markings on the street surfaces.
Accessory Dwelling Unit. Apartment/Condominium Senior Complex Total *COMMERCIAL PROJECT - Complete the following Site Plan Attached: Building Square Footage: Building Construction Type: Automatic Fire Sprinkler System: Total area of lot, tract or parcel: Total gross floor area of building: Type of Project:
Accessory Dwelling Unit. Accessory Dwelling Units are allowed pursuant to PCC 18A.35.080.C. (Exhibit “N”)
Accessory Dwelling Unit. (ADU) means a second living unit that may be attached to or detached from and under the same ownership as, the Single-Family Unit to which it is accessory and smaller in size than the Single-Family Unit.
Accessory Dwelling Unit. One Accessory Dwelling Unit shall be permitted only for residential Lots containing a Single-Family Residence. Such Accessory Dwelling Unit shall be attached to or separate from the Single- Family Residence. The Accessory Dwelling Unit shall be served by the same driveway, water, and sewer connection serving the Family Residence on the Lot unless otherwise approved by the Design Review Committee.
