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1 9 1 • 2. Place tracts of land designated Class 4-Residual 411 Endowment Land in the same residential zoning classification as adjoining parcels. For example, if a portion of Duke Forest were designated Class 4, and it was surrounded by parcels zoned RB-Rural Buffer, the tract would be recommended for rezoning to that zoning category. IMPLEMENTATION To accomplish the above strategy the following amendments are necessary: Zoning Ordinance Article 4.2 - District Statements, of Intent/Application Criteria Proposed text amendments are attached. The intent statement reflects the general description of the PID-I and PID-II Districts above. Article 4.3 - Permitted Use Table Proposed amendments to the Permitted use Table are also attached, incorporating specific land uses permitted in the new PID districts. 410 Article 5.1.2 - Dimensional Requirements for Non- Residential Development The dimensional requirements reflect restrictions in lot size, minimum lot width, setbacks, height, and floor area ratio (FAR) . The PID-I requirements are identical to the existing PID district for lot size (500,000 sf) , height (25' ) , and FAR ( .0125) . The PID-II requirements reflect a 200,000 sf minimum lot size and a FAR ratio which provides for the same square footage as permitted in the PID-I. Minimum lot width and setback requirements are proposed to be 200 feet and 50 feet, respectively. These dimensions are consistent with those required for lots in the PWI (Protected Watershed - Industrial) overlay, which maintains a comparable minimum lot size (400,000 sf) . Article 6.26 - Buffer Requirements Adjacent to Public Interest Districts, A 100' foot buffer is proposed on lands adjacent to areas in the PID-I district. However, in order to 411 preserve property rights, it is also proposed that criteria be established to allow for reduction in buffer