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Minutes 02-05-2013
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ORD-2013-005 Ordinance Amending Comp. Plan, UDO and Zoning Atlas to Establish Two New Zoning Overlay Districts in the Efland Area
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ORD-2013-006 Ordinance Amending Comp. Plan, UDO and Zoning Atlas to Establish Two New Zoning Overlay Districts in the Efland Area, etc.
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ORD-2013-007 Ordinance Denying Amendment to OC Comp. Plan, UDO and Zoning Atlas
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RES-2013-007 DENIED - Resolution Concerning Statement of Consistency of a Proposed Zoning Atlas Amendment with the Adopted OC 2030 Comprehensive Plan
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Article 6: Development Standards 59 <br />Section 6.6: Additional Standards for Overlay Districts <br />wide and shall be designed to connect with adjacent parcels in a <br />coherent manner, regardless of whether a pedestrian walkway or <br />path exists on the adjacent parcel. <br />(ii) The surface material of pedestrian walkways and paths shall be <br />determined as part of the site plan review process. The need for <br />pavement or other specific surfaces shall be determined on a <br />project- specific basis. <br />(B) Outside Storage of Materials Prohibited 31 <br />(1) All outside storage of materials on lots other than those used for single - family <br />detached residential purposes is prohibited. <br />(2) This prohibition includes the storage of goods or materials which are not an <br />integral part of the use of the property and which are not obviously for sale. <br />(3) This prohibition does not include the storage of materials where the primary use <br />of the property includes the outside display of goods for sale such as <br />automobiles, boats, mobile homes, etc., and the materials stored outside are for <br />sale. <br />(C) Landscaping and Buffering32 <br />In lieu of the requirements outlined in Section 6.8 of this Ordinance, the following <br />standards shall apply: <br />(1) There shall be a minimum ten feet wide vegetative buffer along all rights -of -ways <br />comprised of vegetation that complements surrounding plantings and which <br />includes trees planted in accordance with Section 6.8 where possible. <br />(a) Parcels fronting on U.S. Highway 70 shall provide buffer plantings in <br />accordance with those required for Buffer Yards Type A outlined within <br />Section 6.8 of this Ordinance. <br />(2) There shall be a minimum 15 feet wide vegetative buffer along all common <br />property lines separating uses subject to the requirements of this overlay district <br />and single family detached residential land uses. The required plantings shall be <br />in accordance with those required for Buffer Yards Type A outlined within Section <br />6.8 of this Ordinance. <br />(3) There shall be a minimum eight feet wide landscaped strip along all property <br />lines separating non - residential uses from non - residential uses. The landscaped <br />strip shall be comprised of vegetation that forms a semi - opaque intermittent <br />visual obstruction from the ground to a height of at least 15 feet. Joint use <br />agreements between adjacent property owners for shared ingress /egress and /or <br />parking may result in a waiver regarding the exact location(s) of the required <br />buffers. <br />(4) Although portions of the Efland Village Overlay District are also within the major <br />Transportation Corridor Overlay District, the buffer requirements found in Section <br />6.6.5 (Major Transportation Corridor) do not apply since said section applies only <br />to properties that abut the interstate. <br />(D) Parking Lot Design 33 <br />31 This is a restriction currently found in the ECOD and is suggested for the Efland Village overlay district as well. <br />32 These lesser buffer requirements are in keeping with those required in the ECOD and are suggested in order to <br />provide for a more urban style of development in areas of the county served or to be served by public water and <br />sewer systems. <br />" These are requirements in the ECOD which are also good practice for the Efland Village. An exception being that <br />ECOD requires parking to be located solely in the side and rear yards. Staff is suggesting that a few parking spaces <br />be allowed at the front of buildings in the Efland Village overlay district. <br />Orange County, North Carolina — Unified Development Ordinance Page 6 -35 <br />
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