North Boundary Clause Samples

North Boundary. A minimum setback of ninety three feet (93’) shall be maintained along the easterly three hundred thirty four and fifty six hundredths feet (334.56’) adjacent to the area north of the sSite presently zoned Single Family. A minimum setback of twenty five feet (25’) shall be maintained along the westerly five hundred sixty eight and twenty four hundredths feet (568.24’) of the north boundary adjacent to the area north of the sSite presently zoned Multifamily and Commercial. An exception to the foregoing setback is allowed as follows: A portion of the garage exhaust vent that is proposed in the Phase 1 Project shall be allowed in the setback area, provided it is in the location and grade depicted on Plan Sheet Nos. ___ attached in Exhibit E. This exception is allowed only for the proposed garage exhaust vent in the Phase 1 Project. No other exceptions to the foregoing setback requirements are allowed.
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North Boundary. A minimum setback of fifty feet (50’) shall be maintained along the easterly three hundred thirty four and fifty six hundredths feet (334.56’) of the north boundary line (adjacent to the area presently zoned Single Family north of the sSite); however, any existing parking area within this setback (but not within forty-three feet (43’) of the north boundary line) may be maintained, but not expanded. A minimum setback of ten feet (10’) shall be maintained along the westerly five hundred sixty eight and twenty four hundredths feet (568.24’) of the north boundary line (adjacent to the area presently zoned Multifamily and Commercial north of the sSite).
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