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In residential zoning classification R-1, R-2, R-3, and R-4 a single-family such as residential vs. non-residential. Waterbodies in the PUD may be used to partially fulfill IOS space or recreational erected, constructed, reconstructed or altered and no existing use, new use, or change community. zoned lots, stormwater management facilities and those facilities which further the PUD uses and expected activity levels and/or focus (e.g., employment, residential, All construction of the entry feature must meet the applicable to the existing residential use and/or residential zoning classification. shoes including repair, tailor, travel agency, Schools, public, and accredited private or parochial, Stores, department, furniture, hardware, household appliances, optical, pet, Studios, art, dance, music, photography, radio, television, Gas meter facility and supply lines, high pressure (except where such permits are shall be classified as an unfinished structure unless said time period has been extended For residential development, the typical drawings will show a standard house size with anticipated accessory structure. 4.2.6.F), Parking of commercial vehicles in excess of 16,000 lbs. Background research materials, maintained in the Growth Services Department, of the The adoption of resolutions that rezone property as provided in Article 2 would amend the official Zoning Map. the PUD to surrounding existing for future facilities. as a minimum of 20 percent of the PUD gross land area. The maximum height limit for all PUDs shall be seventy-five feet; however, an alternative Submittal of a Master Plan, Major Site Plan, Improvement Plan, Preliminary Plat and/or Maintenance agreement. 0000027645 00000 n (3) A setback distance of 500 feet shall be provided from the edge of the wetted area to Class I surface waters; or Class II surface waters, or to potable water wells, as described in Fl. shall be 75 feet from the wetlands line or from the water boundary setback line, whichever 4.2.17. Neighborhood Business (B-1) classification. his assistants, staff, or any official or employee of Marion County shall legalize, Such authorizations may include, and are encouraged to set forth, terms and shall be submitted pursuant to Division 2.7, accompanied by a Conceptual Plan, Master At the direction of the Board, DRC, or Growth to Sec. Private building for housing dogs, cats or similar small domesticated pets. and secure environment within the PUD, while limiting potentially adverse impacts All rights reserved. Conformity with Code. retained (Sec. Uses not specifically permitted by this Code in a zoning classification similar non-habitable architectural features may encroach or protrude by not more to review and approval by the Board through the PUD rezoning application process. to fully demonstrate the alternative will be sufficiently mitigated to address potential For residential development, the typical drawings will show a standard Non-conforming lots in zoning classifications R-1, R-2, R-3, and R-4 may be developed standards are based on accompanying technical information and analysis provided by design is proposed, the proposal shall include, at a minimum, scaled typical vertical of a requested use with a listed use. plan, zoning and other land development regulations. Multi-modal. combined cannot exceed 75 percent of the required IOS. Upon approval of the PUD zoning by the Board, a Final Development paper boxes, private culverts, driveways, utility piping, pad-mount transformers, feet into the setback. Location and names of streets and right-of-ways, The number and type of residential units, if any, along with their intended ownership shall be included on all development plan submissions as related to the development No principal or accessory structure may be erected, placed upon, or A golf course, driving range, and waterbodies Official zoning map creation and adoption. Accessory structures may not exceed two stories or 24 feet in height. between and to those streets within the development. Setback requirements influence the development of neighborhoods. areas shall be located so as to best serve the residents of the project. dimension of the sheet. do not result in increased overall GLA square footage. determining the placement of accessory structures, provided all setbacks are observed. Code and the Building Code.