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Proposed Amendments Planning Board – January 8, 2014 Existing language to remain within the referenced section of the UDO Existing language to be revised within the referenced section of the UDO Proposed language to be added within the referenced section of the UDO Revised Standards Existing Language Proposed Language Minor Home Occupations Major Home Occupations Limitations on Traffic Generation Sections 5.5.3(A)(2)(b)(ii) and 5.5.3(A)(2)(c)(ii) Traffic generated by visitors, customers, or deliveries shall not exceed more than two business trips per hour, more than eight trips per day, or more than two deliveries of products or materials per week. Traffic generated by employees, students, customers, and/or clients shall not exceed more than twenty trips per day. All deliveries must be made by vehicles of a size normally used for household deliveries. Traffic generated by employees, students, customers, and/or clients shall not exceed more than fifty trips per day All deliveries must be made by vehicles of a size normally used for household deliveries. There shall be no use of a vehicle with a load capacity in excess of one ton in connection with the home occupation, including vehicles used for delivery or pick- up. Vehicles with the permitted load capacity generally include large pick-up trucks, and delivery trucks and vans such as those used by UPS, but would not include vehicles such as tractor trailers or dump trucks. There shall be no use of a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight in excess of 14,000 pounds used in connection with the home occupation. Parking generated by the home occupation shall be met off the street and other than in a required yard area. Parking generated by the home occupation shall be met off the street and not in a required yard area. Parking generated by the home occupation shall be met off the street and setback at least 40 feet from all property lines. Major home occupations located on public roadways may be required to submit a driveway permit prior to approval. Major home occupations located on shared private roadways shall be required to submit a private road maintenance agreement prior to approval. Use of Accessory Structures Sections 5.5.3(A)(2)(b)(iii) and 5.5.3(A)(2)(c)(iii) An accessory building containing up to 1000 square feet may be utilized in the RB, AR and R-1 zoning districts, provided that building has the appearance of a residential accessory structure. An accessory building containing up to 1,500 square feet may be utilized in the residential zoning districts, detailed in Section 3.3, provided that the structure is built with suitable residential construction materials to resemble the appearance of a residential accessory structure. An accessory building containing up to 2,500 square feet may be utilized with the approval of a major home occupation on tracts totaling five to ten acres in size. An accessory building containing up to 3,000 square feet may be utilized with the approval of a major home occupation on tracts totaling eleven acres or more in size. All accessory structures must be built with suitable residential construction materials to resemble the appearance of a residential accessory structure. Setback standards for all accessory structures shall be determined with the approved Special Use Permit and in no case be less than 40 feet from all property lines. The accessory structure must be screened from view of the road and adjacent property by a densely planted evergreen hedge of shrubs or trees. In lieu of an evergreen hedge, a six foot stockade fence and deciduous plant materials may be used for screening purposes. The accessory structure must be screened from view of the road and adjacent property by a densely planted evergreen hedge of shrubs or trees. In lieu of an evergreen hedge, a six foot stockade fence and deciduous plant materials vegetation planted along the outside of the fence may be used for screening purposes. Screening will not be required when: - The accessory structure is located 40 feet or more from all property lines; or - Existing vegetation provides suitable screening of the accessory structure from all adjacent properties. The accessory structure must be screened from view of the road and adjacent property by a densely planted evergreen hedge of shrubs or trees. In lieu of an evergreen hedge, a six foot stockade fence and deciduous vegetation planted on the outside of the fence may be used for screening purposes. Screening will not be required when: - The accessory structure is located 80 feet or more from all property lines; or - Existing vegetation provides suitable screening of the accessory structure from all adjacent properties. 36