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2010-032 Planning - Professional Services Related to the Orange County Unified Development Ordinance
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3/2/2010
Contract Starting Date
3/2/2010
Contract Ending Date
12/17/2010
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Agreement - Services
Agenda Item
4l
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$30,000.00
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6-year Retention
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Agenda - 03-02-2010 - 4l
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\Board of County Commissioners\BOCC Agendas\2010's\2010\Agenda - 03-02-2010 - Regular Mtg.
R 2010-032 Planning - Clarion Associates
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\Board of County Commissioners\Contracts and Agreements\Contract Routing Sheets\Routing Sheets\2010
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Article 301=3:Zoning Districts <br /> Section EP Business Base Zoning Districts <br /> Subsection 3:Neighborhood Commercial(NC)District <br /> 3. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL(NC) DISTRICT <br /> • <br /> The Neighborhood Commercial(NC)District is established and intended to accommodate small- <br /> scale,low-intensity,and°corn�ience"retail and service uses that provide goods and services <br /> serving the residents of the immediately surrounding neighborhood(e.g.,personal service uses, <br /> small uranu,and limited retail). Development in the district should not include uses of a seize <br /> at• ' • • 1 that is out of scale with a residential neighborhood,or that attracts traffic from outside the <br /> 0 <br /> surrounding neighborhood. Individual retail uses shall not exceed 2,500 square feet without <br /> obtaining a Special Use Pe rmit(See Section 30-2.<>.). Residential use are encouraged on the <br /> � upper floors of nonresidential establishments. The distda is subject to standards intended to <br /> ensure developmentis consistent with the neighborhood scale and compatible with surrounding <br /> uses and the design standards in Artide 30-5:Development S <br /> W A A A ;j <br /> Lot area,min.(sq ft) 10,000 8,000 5,000 per unit 15,000 per site n/a <br /> Lot width,min.(ft) 45 60 n/a <br /> Gross residential density, <br /> max(dwelli <br /> ng units/acre) 8 10 8 6 n/a <br /> Lot coverage,max of lot 55 45 <br /> area) R] <br /> 25; 15 where <br /> Height,max.(ft) 50 35 ��ng a single- <br /> family zoning <br /> district or use <br /> Front and corner side yy��n 5 feet of average for lots on same block face,but no less than 10 feet Not allowed in <br /> setback,min.(ft)[3] front,side,or <br /> Side setback,min.(ft)[3] 3; 15 when abusing single-family zoning 5 10 corner side yard <br /> or use areas <br /> Rear setback,min.(ft)[3] 20 5 <br /> Spacing between buildings, 20 n/a 20 5 <br /> min.(ft) <br /> Zero lot line development shall comply with the applicable maximum gross residential density standards. <br /> Zero lot line development Setbacks for lots abutting the perimeter of the development shall meet the district minimums;otherwise <br /> no setbacks,lot area,lot coverage,or building spacing requirements shall apply. <br /> Open Space Set-Aside(%of Resid�tial uses: :Nonresidential and moved-uses:[to be determined in Module 3] <br /> parcel size) <br /> NOT :[I]Gross residential density maybe increased by up to 10 percent for development located within an'incentive area'as <br /> identified on the official zoning map. <br /> S4 The NC district is a new diburict that coruol'idates the existing C I A,and P3P disvicts.None of the current distHcts include a minimum lot size <br /> standard,minimum lot width,or maximum lot coverage. We have suggested new standards for lots in the NC di ct based on die MR-5 and OI <br /> di sviar. We have suggested an approach mat allows 3-story nonresidernial ark mbced-use developments and 3 story residential uses(additional <br /> design standards will also apply drat relate to contexasl heW*s,roof forms,and"step backs"'towards shorter savcnires). The setbacks have been <br /> established to limit the creation of nonconformities. <br /> June 2009 City of Fayetteville,North Carolina <br /> Page 3-23 Unified Development Ordinance-Module Two Public Review Draft(REVISED) <br />
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