10-7B-3: LOT AREA, WIDTH, YARD REQUIREMENTS:
A. The minimum lot area, width, yard and landscaping requirements in each zone below are as follows:
Lot Area Minimum in Square Feet | Minimum Lot Width/ | Minimum Yard Setbacks | |||
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Front and Street Side | Side | Rear | |||
R-1-6 |
6,000 |
70' |
25' |
6' where public utility easement doesn’t exist |
10' |
R-1-7 |
7,000 |
70' or 65' in the central city residential area |
25' |
6' where public utility easement doesn’t exist |
10' |
R-1-8: |
8,000 |
70' or 65' in the central city residential area | 25' | 8' | 10' |
R-1-10 | 10,000 |
80' | 25' | 8' | 10' |
R-1-12 |
12,000 |
90' | 25' | 8' | 10' |
R-1-20 |
20,000 |
100' | 25' | 8' | 10' |
R-1-40 |
40,000 |
200' | 25' | 8' | 10' |
B. Lot Size Averaging:
1. Lot size averaging is an alternative to traditional minimum lot size standards and encourages a mix of lot sizes within a subdivision. The overall density of the zoning district remains approximately the same, but flexibility is provided in the mixing of lot sizes.
2. Standards:
a. Lot size averaging is a permitted use within the R-1-8, R-1-10, R-1-12, R-1-20 and R-1-40 zones. Project density shall not exceed the following:
Maximum Dwelling Units per Acre |
|
---|---|
R-1-8 |
3.7 du/acre |
R-1-10 |
3.2 du/acre |
R-1-12 |
2.8 du/acre |
R-1-20 |
1.8 du/acre |
R-1-40 |
1.0 du/acre |
b. Lot size averaging shall apply to new subdivisions, and not to existing recorded plats, nor to amendments to recorded plats.
c. Open space dedications and/or trail easements shall be included in the subdivision density calculations for the purpose of complying with subsection B2a of this section.
d. Not more than one-half (½) of the proposed lots within the subdivision may be less than the zone’s standard lot size. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019; amd. Ord. 2023-01-008, 1-5-2023)