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t <br /> 231 <br /> • Mi um mm fivnt,rear,and side setback requirements may be reduced by twenty-five peter(25%)but <br /> shall be no less than ten 00) feet. <br /> • Minimum lot frontage requirements may be reduced to twenty (20)feet. <br /> x Chaster lots shall be restricted against further subdivision through deed restrictions and/or permanent <br /> conservation easments. Primary and Secondary Conservation Areas shall be dedicated to Orange County, <br /> another unit of local government, the State of North Carolina, a private non-profit land conservancy or a <br /> homeowners association. <br /> Comment: The above provisions are based generally on the current Cluster Development standards. Under the <br /> Rural Character proposal's sliding scale of density bonuses, the provision of 33% open space would <br /> be equivalent to a potential lot yield of 93 lots per 100 acres. The potential lot yield is derived first <br /> from the base zoning of two-acre minimum lots sizes proposed by the Committee(e.g., SO lots per 100 <br /> acres). Then, at least 20% open space must be set aside, and, in return, a density of 0.80 units per <br /> acre(e.g., 80 lots per 100 acres) is allowed. Since the scale provides for one additional lot for each <br /> one percent(1%)of open space provided above 20%, a development with 33% open space would be <br /> permitted a potential lot yield of 93 lots per 100 acres (80+13=93). <br /> e 8irra[:Chi ractcr: axxd p'l ri�ite::Dc►�el .rent: : . .:ales <br /> ...... <br /> . <br /> Development Opex Space <br /> Standards Development Option Cluster Option <br /> Where minimum lot size <br /> requirement is ... <br /> Lot Sue Required As small as 10,000 sq.ft.i. 40,000 sq.ft.1. 15,000 sq.ft. <br /> 20,000 sq.ft. 7,500 sq.ft. <br /> 10,000 sq.ft. S,000 sq.ft. <br /> From 20% to 70% of total At least 33% of subdivision must <br /> Open Space Required tract, including entry roads be set aside as open space <br /> and other permitted uses <br /> Maximum - 108 lots per 100 acres <br /> Up to 80 to 130 lots per 100 (Density = 1.08 units per acre) <br /> Potential Lot Yield acres (Density = 0.80 to 1.30 Current- 100 lots per 100 acres <br /> units per acre) (Density = 1.00 unit per acre) <br /> laical- 72 lots per 100 acres <br /> (Density = 0.72 units per acre) <br /> Dimensional Reductions permitted but not See standards above and on <br /> Standards specified preceding page <br /> 2 mininnan lot size of two acres (87,120 sq.ft.) is required in designated Critical Areas and some <br /> Protected Watersheds.Under the cluster provisions,lots of approximately one acre could be created,with land saved <br /> through lot siae reductiow being preserved as common open space. <br /> if density calculations are based on the total land area, the potential lot yield in such areas is 50 lots per <br /> 100 acres. if lot area calculations include half the street right-of-way, the minimum permitted lot size in a cluster <br /> development would be approximately 40,000 sq.ft. Under this scenario,approximately 50%of the land area would <br /> be preserved as open space. <br /> Flexible Development 17 <br />