Building placement Sample Clauses

Building placement. Buildings shall be parallel to the right-of-way (or parallel to the tangent to curve taken at the midpoint) and located within the build-to zone established by Village neighborhood plans and the Village Land Use Plan, unless otherwise allowed under a conditional use permit or planned unit development. If the build-to zone has not been established, the build-to zone is within ten (10) feet of the minimum setback line unless otherwise allowed by the Village.
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Building placement. Buildings’ front façade shall parallel right-of-way (or be tangent to curves) and be located within the build-to zone (a distance 0 to 10’ from the right-of-way boundary). This build-to zone may be extended to 20’ for high-traffic arterials as part of a planned unit development. Buildings shall fully occupy the corners of corner lots and of 50% of the length of the build-to-zone along the street edge. The building facades should align parallel to the edge and create a continuous street edge along a predetermined build-to line. Side setbacks along buildings are not desired. Zero-lot line developments and common wall structures are permitted and should be encouraged.
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Building placement. Buildings’ front façade shall parallel right-of-way (or be tangent to curves) and be located within the build-to zone (a distance 0 to 10’ from the right-of-way boundary). This build-to zone may be extended to 20’ as part of a conditional use permit or planned unit development.
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Building placement. Buildings should be set back behind the street edge landscaping. Set backs further from the street may be allowed by conditional use permit or planned unit development. The area between the building and the arterial shall not include parking.
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Building placement. Building placements shall be determined by a planned unit development. The buildings shall be organized such that they create a clear hierarchy of major and minor campus places. Individual buildings shall conform to a set of internal build-to-zones and regulating lines that create a harmonious composition of all buildings and dominate the degree to which each building stands out as an individual architectural object.
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