LTC 352-2018 List of Changes Submitted by Property Owners at June 13 LUDCList of changes requested by Affected Property Owners at June
13, 2018 LUDC
1. 114-1 Co-Living shall mean a small multi-family residential dwelling unit that includes
sanitary facilities and provides access to kitchen facilities; however, such kitchen
facilities may be shared by multiple units. Additionally, co-living buildings shall contain
amenities that are shared by all users.
Planning Department: No objection to request
2. 114-1 Live-Work shall mean residential dwelling unit that contains a commercial or office
component which is limited to a maximum of fifty percent (50%) of the dwelling unit area.
Two story Loft units may have an increased work area on the lower level not to
exceed 70% of the overall square footage of the unit.
Planning Department: No objection to request with modification to allow for 70% work
area regardless of number of floors. The unit shall include sanitary, kitchen, and
sleeping facilities .
3. 114-1 Loft shall mean a single residential dwelling unit within an apartment
building that contains two (2) floors.
Planning Department: After further analysis, the Planning Department does not
recommend inclusion of this definition as number of stories in one unit allows for this
height without a need for the definition.
4. 142-741 (a)
General Use Category
* * *
Commercial Uses
* * *
Outdoor Café A P
Planning Department: No objection to request (General Use Category Table)
5. 142-743 (e)
Loft Units – 24 feet
Planning Department: After further analysis, the Planning Department does not
recommend inclusion of this as floor to ceiling heights are already regulated.
6. 142-744 Table A
Street
Class
Property line
abutting
Building
Height at
which
Setback
occurs
Minimum
Setback
from
property
line
Allowable
Habitable
Encroachments
into setback
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Class C
Byron Avenue, Carlyle
Avenue, Grade to
max height 10 feet 5 7 feet
and Harding Avenue
* * *
Planning Department: No objection to request
7. 142-745 (a) (9) b.
Live -work units shall only be permitted where there are private entrances from the
Clear Pedestrian Path.
Planning Department: No objection to request
8. 142-745 (a) (12) k
Required off-street loading may be provided on another site within the TC -C District and
or within 1,500 feet of the site.
Planning Department: No objection to request with modification to ensure off-street
loading is not located in a residential district within 1500 feet.
9. 142- 745 (e) (7)
Street trees shall be provided at a maximum average spacing of 20 feet on center.
Notwithstanding Chapter 126, the maximum average on center spacing may be
extended to 28 feet administratively by the Planning Director or designee provided
there is no reduction to the number of trees otherwise required with the 20 foot on
center requirement above. Street trees not provided may be mitigated pursuant to
Chapter 126-7 or planted elsewhere on site. Trees shall, have a minimum clear trunk
of six (6) feet, an overall height of 16 feet, and a minimum caliper of four (4) inches at
time of planting. Additionally, the following shall apply:
Planning Department: Recommendation - There are provisions in Chapter 126 that
already address the concern. Sec. 126-6 (a) (1) shall apply.
10. 142-745 (g) (5)
Columns – to allow the ability to split the clear pedestrian path in two when
columns are needed.
Planning Department: No objection to request. Modification would allow for the clear
pedestrian path to be divided into two sections and allow for columns in a colonnade.
Sections must be ADA accessible.
11. 130-33 (d) (1)
(1) Apartment units and Townhomes:
1. One-half (½) space per unit for Units between 550 and 749 850 square feet;
2. Three-quarters (¾) space per unit for Units between 750 851 and 1,000 1,250
square feet;
3. One (1) space per unit for Units above 1,000 1,250 square feet.
Planning Department: No objection to request
12. 130-33 (d) (4), (5)
(4) Hotel: No parking requirement. For accessory uses to a hotel, no parking requirement
provided a facility with publicly accessible parking spaces is located within the TC-C
District and or within 1,500 feet of the site; otherwise, as per parking district no. 4.
(5) Office: No parking requirement provided a facility with publicly accessible parking spaces
is located within the TC-C District and or within 1,500 feet of the site; otherwise, as per
parking district no. 4.
Planning Department: No objection to request with a modification to ensure that parking
is not located in a residential District.