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Res 2023-021R Approving a first amendment and reinstated agreement with Franklin Mountain San Marcos
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Res 2023-021R Approving a first amendment and reinstated agreement with Franklin Mountain San Marcos
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Section 8.02 Site Design. <br />A. Site Design and Lot Orientation. In order to promote the public realm and produce superior urban design, the <br />following site design and lot orientation requirements shall apply: <br />1. All lots 40'wide and less shall not have front loaded garages and shall be alley loaded. <br />2. Driveway access shall be prohibited along any Boulevard that serves as a major collector including the <br />proposed roadways shown on Exhibit E-3. <br />3. Alleys shall be provided adjacent to all lots fronting a Boulevard that serves as a major collector including <br />the proposed roadways shown on Exhibit E-3. <br />4. In situations where residential lots back up to a Boulevard, Avenue, or Neighborhood Street, the <br />following measures may be employed: fencecrete, full masonry (brick or stone) or wrought iron with <br />masonry columns (with consistent materials), additional landscape buffer areas, enhanced landscape <br />planting, meandering sidewalks, benches, and the requirement of all residential lots backing to the <br />collector to have at least one shade tree in the back yard. <br />5. On all lots fifty (50') feet wide or greater, no more than fifty (50%) percent of such lots shall have garage <br />fronts set in front of the plane of the entry to the house. The remaining fifty (50%) percent of lots shall <br />have garage fronts either equal to or set back from the front plane of the house. The fifty (50%) percent <br />threshold (in the two aforementioned sentences) shall be measured within each individual Sub -District. <br />Section 8.03 Site Design for Non -District Land. All Non -District Land shall comply with the Site Development <br />Regulations provided in Table 1 located in Section 4.02 of this Agreement. <br />Section 8.04 Buffering between Land Uses. <br />A. A transitional protective yard is required where a nonresidential use abuts a residential use along a <br />common property line in accordance with the following: <br />B. A required buffer must be located within the outer perimeter of the lot, parallel to and extending to the <br />property boundary line. A required buffer must be provided along the entire frontage immediately <br />abutting the property line. Landscaping must be planted on the inside of the required buffer. <br />Type C <br />Type D <br />Depth (min) <br />20 feet <br />35 feet <br />Fence Height (min) <br />Not Allowed <br />6 feet <br />Wall Height (min) <br />6 feet <br />Not Required <br />Shade Trees (min per 100 linear feet) <br />4 <br />6 <br />Understory Trees (min per 100 linearfeet) <br />4 <br />6 <br />Shrubs (min per 100 linear feet) <br />40 <br />60 <br />B. A required buffer must be located within the outer perimeter of the lot, parallel to and extending to the <br />property boundary line. A required buffer must be provided along the entire frontage immediately <br />abutting the property line. Landscaping must be planted on the inside of the required buffer. <br />
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