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290 <br />Article 3: Base Zoning Districts <br />Section 3.4: General Commercial Districts <br />N1r-1%Jr101X1Mn1211_VX1 U1111VIRItRUAL Lot Size, min. 2,000 1 <br />(square feet) [ ] <br />PURPOSE Lot Width, min. <br />(feet) 20 <br />The purpose of the Neighborhood Commercial -2 (NC -2) District is to <br />provide appropriately located and sized sites for limited commercial Front Setback from 50 <br />uses designed to serve a population at the neighborhood and rural ROW, min. (feet) <br />level with convenience goods and personal services. Performance <br />standards will be used to insure the absence of adverse impacts <br />beyond the lot boundaries of the use. <br />Side Setback, min. 2 None <br />(feet) [ ] <br />This district will usually be applied where the following conditions <br />exist: Rear Setback, min. <br />(feet) None [2] <br />1. Located within areas designated by the adopted Comprehensive <br />Plan as either a Commercial Transition Activity Node, Commercial - <br />Industrial Transition Activity Node, of Rural Neighborhood Activity <br />Node, or Rural Community Activity Node. 12 <br />2. Uses would serve a market area population confined to the Height, max. (feet) 35 [3] <br />immediate area and would generally not serve commuters or <br />Persons outside the surroundina naiahhnrhnnri <br />12 The Commercial - Industrial Land Use category is a discrete category on the Land Use and Zoning Matrix <br />contained in Appendix F of the County's Comprehensive Plan but it is not described as a separate category and is <br />not consistently referred to in the UDO. Staff believes this is an oversight that may have occurred in the late 1980's <br />or 1990's when the Comprehensive Plan was changed to include a combined Cominercial- Industrial Activity Node <br />category on the Land Use Element Map and on the matrix, but other necessary updates were not made. Staff <br />considers this to be a "clean -up" or "housekeeping" amendment to reflect intent and interpretation which will <br />provide clarity and conciseness to the regulations. Note that a Comprehensive Plan amendment is also proposed as a <br />separate item to fix these inconsistencies. <br />Orange County, North Carolina — Unified Development Ordinance <br />Page 3 -22 <br />Required Open <br />R -CU NR <br />.76 <br />DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS NOTES: <br />[1] Lot size for individual uses shall be appropriate to the method of <br />water supply and sewage disposal. <br />[2] Required side and rear setbacks adjacent to residentially zoned <br />land shall be equal to the required side or rear setback of the <br />adjacent residential district. <br />[3] Two feet of additional height shall be allowed for one foot <br />increase of the required front and side setbacks. <br />[4] R = residential, NR = non - residential, CU = conditional use. <br />Space Ratio, min. <br />NR -CU <br />.75 <br />Requi red LivabrI <br />S13ace Ratio; min:: <br />R . t <br />R:_CU <br />52# <br />Required <br />Recreation Space Ratio, min. <br />R <br />111 <br />R- <br />R -CU <br />114 <br />Gross Land Area, <br />mrri /max" <br />; (square feet) w ', <br />R =CU <br />,, <br />, <br />NR CU <br />77 lc <br />5 000 <br />none <br />none, <br />421;34 <br />Required <br />Pedestrian/ <br />NR <br />.19 <br />Landscape Ratio, <br />min. <br />NR -CU <br />188 <br />12 The Commercial - Industrial Land Use category is a discrete category on the Land Use and Zoning Matrix <br />contained in Appendix F of the County's Comprehensive Plan but it is not described as a separate category and is <br />not consistently referred to in the UDO. Staff believes this is an oversight that may have occurred in the late 1980's <br />or 1990's when the Comprehensive Plan was changed to include a combined Cominercial- Industrial Activity Node <br />category on the Land Use Element Map and on the matrix, but other necessary updates were not made. Staff <br />considers this to be a "clean -up" or "housekeeping" amendment to reflect intent and interpretation which will <br />provide clarity and conciseness to the regulations. Note that a Comprehensive Plan amendment is also proposed as a <br />separate item to fix these inconsistencies. <br />Orange County, North Carolina — Unified Development Ordinance <br />Page 3 -22 <br />