Site Development Plan. On [date], following Planning Commission review and recommendation, and after a duly noticed public hearing, the City Council, by Resolution No. [ ], approved Site Development Plan No. related to development of the Project.
Site Development Plan. Any new construction at the Site will be guided by a comprehensive Site Development Plan generated by the Owner, with community input. A purpose of this agreement is to establish a process by which the Advisory Group can provide meaningful advisory input into the planning of the Site. To accomplish this, the following steps will be taken:
Site Development Plan. For each Site proposed for inclusion in the Agreement, a bank site application shall be submitted to the Chair, for distribution to the IRT (as appropriate), in the form of a Site Development Plan (see Appendix A, Typical Site Development Plan). It shall include, but not be limited to the following information: • Objectives • Site selection • Site protection instrument • Baseline information • Determination of credits • Mitigation work plan • Maintenance plan • Performance standards • Monitoring requirements • Long-term management plan • Adaptive management plan • Financial assurances
Site Development Plan. (a) The following table lists the site development requirements that are applicable within the Property. Table of Site Development Requirements TYPE MULTI-FAMILY (MFR-1) COMMERCIAL (COM-2)2 & AMENITY CENTER Lot Width Minimum 100’ 100’ Lot Size Minimum 2,500 Sq.Ft. N/A Living Area Minimum 750 Sq.Ft. N/A Height Maximum1 36’ 75’ Setbacks from Street Minimums N/A Xxxxxxxx/Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx 00’ Local Road 20’ Or Landscape Buffer whichever is greater Front Setback Minimum 20’ N/A Interior Side Yard Setback Minimum 0’ 10’ Rear Setback Minimum 15’ 10’ Interior boundary Side Street Setback Minimum 15’ N/A Max Impervious Surface Ratio (ISR) .70 .70 Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) N/A .40 1 Roof heights shall be measured in accordance with LDC 2 Commercial development standards not identified in MPD shall follow LDC. 3 Impervious is calculated on the whole project rather than individual lots.
Site Development Plan. 19 (a) The following table lists the site development requirements that are 20 applicable within the Property.
Site Development Plan. FPL shall submit for NASA-KSC approval a Site Development Plan for each Phase, as well as for the NASA PV Facility. Each such Site Development Plan shall be consistent with the previously completed Environmental Assessment, addressing any mitigation required therein, and shall show perimeter controls, access points, internal roadways, structures, storm water retention or drainage, and any other site improvements. FPL shall be responsible for ensuring that its contractors construct the FPL PV Facility and the NASA PV Facility in accordance with the NASA-approved Site Development Plans. Each approved Site Development Plan for each Phase of the FPL PV Facility shall be incorporated into this Lease as part of Exhibit A-1. The approved Site Development Plan for the NASA PV Facility shall be incorporated into this Lease as part of Exhibit B-1. The Environmental Assessment covering all leased Property is incorporated as Exhibit C.
Site Development Plan. Xxxxxxx County CDES If deemed necessary based on the selected intake location, the ENGINEER will prepare the site development plan application and supporting documents and attend up to 2 meetings with CDES.
Site Development Plan. The Owner covenants and agrees to develop this Subdivision in accordance with the Plans, Specifications and Drawings contained in Schedule “E”.
Site Development Plan. 1 (a) The following table lists the site development general uses, 2 maximum square footage and minimum parking requirement. Parking requirements may 3 be modified during site plan submittals based on parking ratio criteria in the Site 4 Development Data Table that are applicable within the Property. Commented [BH4]: I am thinking we should remove the parking from this table and then include typical development restrictions similar to the MFR-2 District except for height. This would include standards for Item C Setbacks that you show below the table. 5 Site Development Data Table: Description of Use Notes Building Area or Unit Types Gross Floor Minimum Parking Commented [BH5]: I suggest we use minimum parking in Section 5.04 of LDC, which is 1.5 spaces per 1 BR unit and 2 spaces per 2 BR or 3 BR units. Golf course parking may need to be modified from Section 5.04 but we could likely get some parking numbers from the golf course on busy days. Once we have a number for the golf course we could provide a mixed use parking reduction of 10% to 15% since peak hours will be different and some residents will use the recreational facilities and restaurant. # Use Common Area Roadway, Utilities, and Parking Residential Driving Range(Range (1) Area/Max. Height [(3-Storiesy?) Total Parking Required # Units 50 Townhouse120 2 BR multifamily units 20 ft min. width Total Required Ratio 2 per unit (1 garage, 1 drive) N/A 100662 Required 100240 Commented [BH6]: Let’s not commit to the number of bedrooms at this point but use a minimum floor area of 650 S.F. (which is what we use for MFR-1 and MFR-2). Also, I would like to see any new three-story building at least 150 feet away from existing single- family homes, which Xxx Xxxxxxxxx’x draft layout was meeting. 000000
Site Development Plan. EXHIBIT E IMPACT FEES MSASP Impact Fees Existing City Water and Sewer Connection Fees Xxxxxx Act Fees EXHIBIT F VESTING TENTATIVE MAP The Vested Tentative Maps (VTM) will show the outline of each of the buildings within each of the three (3) master planned project parcels. Each VTM shall include any adjoining designated portion of the shared new easement extension of California Drive from the westerly edge of El Camino to the northerly corner of Linden Avenue, including but not limited to, street and sidewalk easement areas showing: a) street wide dedication widths for public right of ways: b) the surface at finished sidewalk grade down to plus or minus approximately one foot (1’s) below finished sidewalk grade on the project side of the California Drive extension, c) public right-of- way access for ingress and egress for persons, vehicles and bicycles, and d) the areas for locating any public utilities in easements buried under those same adjoining streets and under those sidewalks (collectively, the “Public Easements”), as shown on the VTM. These dedications will allow the three separate parcels to acquire or retain fee ownership of the property subject to the Public Easements and to share all those easement rights over one another’s parcels, so as to assure that each fee owner may create, maintain, occupy and share with each of the other owners the (1) below street and sidewalk grade structural uses of each of the buildings on the parcels; (2) the benefits of cantilevered overhead structural use and the rights to occupancy of air rights starting at a point 25 feet above side walk grade and ending at the top portion of any building, for any building structure which shall be permitted to cantilever over the street and sidewalk easements; for (3) landscaping, access, storage, parking and all uses related thereto behind the westerly and southerly street sidewalk curb of the new extension of California Drive. These Public Easements shall provide the City and utility companies with the rights described by notation on a recorded map, including, but not limited to, roadway access and public uses in the area located easterly and northerly of the westerly and southerly street sidewalks along the new extension of California Drive. California Drive will be extended with vehicular travel and Class II bike lanes in each direction extending from the southern project limits of the MSASP area at Linden Avenue along the eastern and northern side of the MSASP area to El C...
