Residential Density. (a) The maximum number of single-family residential dwelling units that may be developed on the Land shall be 2,231 single-family units with lot allowances as set forth in Exhibit N, provided, however, there shall be a maximum of 73 thirty-five (35’) lots, 96 forty (40’) lots, and 110 forty-five (45’) lots and (b) the maximum number of senior living multi-family units shall be 250 units.
Residential Density. Given the property’s proximity to SunRail, Lynx bus service, and a potential cross county fixed guideway system, high densities are encouraged. Density is not “capped” on a per acre basis A minimum of 19 units per acre shall be met in perimeter parcels and a minimum density of 40 units per acre shall be met in core areas. These standards do not apply to completed projects or those projects that are identified as “pending” on Exhibit 8. Within Osceola Corporate Center, net density for residential use is defined as the ratio of the total number of residential units to the net developable land area occupied by the residential use. The net developable land area consists of the land available for development only, excluding all land set aside for recreation and open space, stormwater management and flood control systems, rights-of-way for required roadways, transit and trails, natural water bodies and wetlands.
Residential Density. Maximum residential density for the FC-2 area of the Sectional Planning Area (SPA) Plan shall be amended to allow for up to 900 residential units.
Residential Density. The total residential density permitted for the Propertywithin the Project shall not exceed the average density of 3.8 dwelling units per acre of land presently owned by the Developer which is believed to be approximately 370 acres, thus one thousand four hundred and three two thousand five hundred (14032,500) residential dwelling units (“Maximum Property Density”). The total residential density permitted for the Original Project (defined the Recitals) shall be the lesser of: a) the average density of 3.8 dwelling units per acre of land within the Original Project presently owned, or hereinafter acquired, by the Developer, or b) twenty five hundred (2500) dwelling units. As shown on the Final Development Plan and the Grapevine Village Data Sheet attached hereto as Exhibit L and incorporated herein, residential dwelling units are dispersed throughout the Project villages at varying densities, which may be modified pursuant to the density transfer provision set forth in Sections 10.5 and 15 of this Agreement.
Residential Density. The maximum number of residential dwelling units that may be developed on the Land under this Agreement shall be 1,710 dwelling units, or an average overall density of one residential dwelling unit per acre, whichever is less. This average overall density shall not be construed to preclude clustering of residential units in desirable locations, whether in the form of single family lots, duplex lots, multifamily development, or any other residential development.
Residential Density. Density within the Approved Sector Plan does not increase or decrease by more than ten percent (10%), except if a change of more than ten percent (10%) is a result of:
Residential Density. The proposed change results in a total of 6,000 or fewer single-family dwelling units and 1,500 or fewer multi-family dwelling units within the Project.
Residential Density. Section III(A) of the Specific Plan discusses the land use plan and program for the Project. Phase 2 of the development, if approved by the City, shall include not less than 315 residential units across the Property, and of this number, not less than ten percent (10%) or 32 dwelling units shall qualify as Category 1 - Permanent Affordability as defined in Division 10-30.20: Affordable Housing Incentives. Development applications consistent with the Phase 1 Specific Plan and this Section 4.3 shall set forth the type, size, and location of residential units once the required rezonings have been approved. NAH shall be entitled to all development incentives defined in Division 10-30.20 for which it qualifies, including the commitment to Affordable Housing set forth in this Section 4.3. NAH will not allow for leases of less than 30 days, with the exception of up to 35units which may be used as short-term residential housing for traveling staff or other medical providers.
Residential Density. Given the property’s proximity to SunRail, Lynx bus service, and a potential cross county fixed guideway system, high densities are encouraged. Density is not “capped” on a per acre basis but may not exceed 2,350 units total. For non-XXX parcels, a minimum of 6 units per acre shall be met.
Residential Density. The setbacks are approved as shown on the Preliminary Master Plan for the individual buildings/groups of buildings which may be different than is currently anticipated in the MPC zone. Preliminary Master Plan dated 10-3-17 attached as Exhibit L. A revised Exhibit L-1 is hereby approved modifying the setbacks for the Village at Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx 0 xxx Xxxxx 0. Revised Exhibit L-1 reflects the modified site design relocation of some of the Cottage and Townhomes as approved on the final subdivision plats. It also reflects that lots 23 -32 shall retain the 20 foot rear setback; while lots 33-35 and lots 82 – 93 the rear setback is reduced from 20 feet to 10 feet. Further that the front setback on lots 00 -00 xxx xxxx 00 -00 xx reduced from 15 feet to 10 feet from property line.
