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Excerpt from 2/87 Rural Buffer Study 4q ' RURAL BUFFER IMPLEMENTATION 0 y U Recommendations • g 1 . Retain the two-acre minimum lot size requirement. i r I ; a • 2. Retain the policy prohibiting extension of water . � i and sewer facilities into the Rural Buffer except - In emergency situations. f 1 '$. ' 3. Delete Article 11 .7.2 of the Zoning Ordinance, Non- 3. Conforming Lots. ,' _ The amendment would allow owners of adjacent, undevel oped lots less than two (2) acres in i size to develop their lots without combining them to create conforming lots. • 4. Amend Article 4.2. 1 of the Zoning Ordinance, Rural . Buffer (RB) Zoning District. The amendment would allow property owners of record in the Rural Buffer to create one lot for each child. Such lots would be exempt from RB dimensional requirements, but would conform to the dimensional requirements of the R-1 Residential zoning district. The proposed amendment would add the following paragraph to Article 4.2.1 . c) Exempt Lots A lot created for use for a one-family resi- dence by a child, or spouse of a child, of an owner of property zoned Rural Buffer would be exempt from the dimensional requirements of J the Rural 'Buffer zoning district. Such a lot would be created in accordance with the dimensional requirements of the Rural Residen- tial (R-1 ) Zoning District. This exemption will apply only if the property owner can establish that he had legal title on or before January 5, 1987 and shall apply to only one such lot for each chL d of the property owner. 5. Amend Section 1Y-B-10 of the Subdivision Regula- tions, Cluster Developments The amendment would prohibit exempt lots created under Article 4.2. 1 of the Zoning Ordinance from being further reduced In size under the provisions of this Section.