Bulk Standards / Development Requirements and Permitted Uses Sample Clauses

Bulk Standards / Development Requirements and Permitted Uses. The bulk standard requirements and allowed uses for property are typically outlined within the zoning code. As an example, the overall Mission Ridge Expansion property is currently located within the RR-20 and FC zones. The portion of the site within the FC zone will be dedicated as permanent open space, and all development activity will occur within the RR-20 zone. Therefore, the application for a Master Planned Resort Overlay is being made only for the 502 acres zoned RR-20. The RR-20 zone has allowed uses and requirements for building setbacks, building heights, and other standards. However, a Master Planned Resort is governed under the bulk standard requirements and uses allowed as part of the project approval by the Hearing Examiner. CCC 11.89.030 outlines some of the uses that may be allowed in an MPR; specific uses and standards, however, are to be approved by the Hearing Examiner as part of project conditions. The bulk standard requirements and uses approved by the Hearing Examiner are then rolled into the Development Agreement along with other items specific to the Development Agreement. Bulk Standard Requirements Table Single Family detached Duplex, Townhomes, and Condominiums Commercial Other (such as ski lift poles) Building Height (from average grade) 30 feet 40 feet 45 feet 80 feet Minimum lot size 4,000 square feet None None N/A Minimum lot width 40 feet None None N/A Maximum lot coverage 80% 80% 80% N/A Minimum setbacks (side) 5 feet 5 feet (except for zero lots line approvals) None N/A Minimum setbacks (front) 15 feet 15 feet (except for zero lots line approvals) None N/A Minimum setbacks (rear) 10 feet 10 feet (except for zero lots line approvals) None N/A Other bulk standard requirements Unless otherwise provided for in the permit and development agreements approval, the RR-20 bulk standards shall apply subject to the modification process outlined within the development agreement. The following table outlines proposed permitted uses for the Mission Ridge Expansion MPR. They are classified as residential, commercial, and recreational, and other uses in order to align with the project property. These uses should be considered as permitted uses as defined by county code and be allowed in additional to all uses permitting and conditionally permitted in the underlying RR-20 zone. The uses in the table have been taken from those listed in CCC 11.89.030 and the District Use Chart in CCC 11.04 in order to ensure consistent terminology with the e...
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