LAND USE AND SETBACK REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

LAND USE AND SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. 1.1 Skyview Townhomes is located in the RM-3 zone and CSL zone. As a mixed-use development, in accordance with LMC19.23, the portion of property within the CSL Site (Lot A of the Skyview Lot Line Adjustment) is required to have a minimum of sixty percent of the ground floor area as a permitted commercial use. This calculation is based on the ground floor area of all of buildings on the Property located within the CSL zone. 1.2 All commercial buildings will have common architectural themes and will be subject to approval by the Design Review Board. Future buildings must meet the guidelines in effect at the time of building permit application. 1.3 All commercial uses permitted outright within the CSL zone or its successor shall be a permitted uses within this mixed use development. 1.4 A covenant shall be placed on the deeds for all residential units and commercial units on the Property notifying them of the mixed zone and of the commercial use requirement for a portion of the Property. 1.5 The Property shall not be eligible to apply for a rezone to modify the commercial zoning designation to a residential zoning. 1.6 The proposed gross floor area of first floor residential buildings within the CSL zoned portion of the property totals approximately 13,000 square feet as shown on the Design Review Board application #21-01. As such, the commercial component must equal a minimum of 19,500 square feet of gross floor area or be incrementally developed in such a way as to ultimately accommodate this gross floor area. 1.7 The property has some existing structures along the Badger Road frontage which are primarily agricultural in nature. These may be remodeled to be suitable for commercial use if building code standards, development standards, and Design Review Board approval of these structures can be met and demonstrated to City staff.
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LAND USE AND SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. 1.1 Xxxx Creek PRD is located within the RS-100 zone. Any development or design requirement not specifically listed below shall be imposed as required by Chapters 19.15, 19.17 and 19.29 of the Lynden Municipal Code (LMC). 1.2 The total number of units to be developed within the Xxxx Creek PRD may not be more than 40 single family homes in addition to the existing residential structure. 1.3 All structures shall be set back a minimum of 25 feet from the PRD perimeter, except a setback of 7 feet will be allowed on the eastern boundary of Xxx 00 xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx. 1.4 Exhibit C provides the location of the various lots to be developed under this PRD. Residential uses within the Xxxx Creek PRD shall be single family detached. The following are the setback and development regulations specific to the single-family lots. i. The minimum lot size shall not be less than 5,000 square feet. ii. The setback to garage doors shall be at least 24 feet for all units accessing from a public or private street as measured from the property line. iii. The minimum setbacks shall be measured to the dwelling foundation and property line, and shall be as follows: Front Yard: 15 (fifteen) feet Side Yard 7 (seven) feet Rear Yard 30 (thirty) feet; except lots under 7,000 square feet shall be allowed a rear yard setback of 20 (twenty) feet. Open sided decks and patios (three sides open) may encroach up to 12 (twelve) feet into the rear yard setback. iv. The maximum building lot coverage shall be 40% of the lot.
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LAND USE AND SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. 1.1 The Property is located within the CS-R zone. Any development or design requirement for FSS not specifically listed below shall be in accordance with Title 19 of the Lynden Municipal Code (“LMC”) and will conform to all requirements, comments and conditions set forth in Council findings.
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