SITE PLANNING AND PROJECT DESIGN STANDARDS Sample Clauses

The 'Site Planning and Project Design Standards' clause establishes the requirements and guidelines for how a development site must be organized and designed. It typically covers aspects such as building placement, landscaping, access points, parking layouts, and integration with surrounding infrastructure. By setting these standards, the clause ensures that projects are developed in a manner that is functional, aesthetically pleasing, and consistent with broader planning objectives, thereby promoting orderly development and minimizing conflicts with neighboring properties.
SITE PLANNING AND PROJECT DESIGN STANDARDS. CHAPTER 17.30 – GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS CHAPTER 17.31 – AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES 17.31.010 Content 17.31.020 Definitions 17.31.030 Eligibility for Bonus, Incentives, and/or Concessions 17.31.040 Bonuses, Incentives, and Concessions Allowed 17.31.050 Processing of Requests 17.31.060 Continued Availability of Affordability 17.31.070 Location of Bonus Units 17.31.080 Time of Construction and Occupancy 17.31.090 Design CHAPTER 17.32 – FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION 17.32.010 Statutory Authorization, Findings of Fact, Content and Methods 17.32.020 Definitions 17.32.030 General Provisions 17.32.040 Administration 17.32.050 Provisions for Flood Hazard Reduction 17.32.060 Variance Procedures CHAPTER 17.33 – LANDSCAPING STANDARDS 17.33.010 Content 17.33.020 Applicability 17.33.030 Exemption CHAPTER 17.34 – OUTDOOR LIGHTING 17.34.010 Content 17.34.020 Outdoor Lighting Standards 17.34.030 Exemptions 17.34.040 Effect on Existing Outdoor Lighting CHAPTER 17.35 – PARKING AND LOADING 17.35.010 Content 17.35.020 Definitions 17.35.030 Off-street Parking and Loading Requirements CHAPTER 17.36 – SIGNS -RESERVED CHAPTER 17.37 – NOISE STANDARDS 17.37.010 Content 17.37.020 Exemptions 17.37.030 Applicability 17.37.040 Definitions 17.37.050 Acoustic Analysis Requirements 17.37.060 Noise Standards 17.37.070 Noise Reduction Measures 17.37.080 Noise Level Measurements CHAPTER 17.38 – OAK WOODLANDS CONSERVATION REMOVED AT THIS TIME 17.40.010 Content of Chapter 17.40.020 Applicability 17.40.030 Accessory Structures and Uses 17.40.040 Adult Business Establishments 17.40.050 Reserved 17.40.060 Agricultural Preserves and Zones: Contracts, Criteria, and Regulations 17.40.070 Agricultural Support Services 17.40.080 Animal Raising and Keeping 17.40.090 Reserved 17.40.100 Campgrounds and Recreational Vehicle Parks 17.40.110 Child Day Care Facilities 17.40.120 Commercial Caretaker and Agricultural Employee, and Seasonal Worker Housing 17.40.130 Communication Facilities 17.40.140 Reserved 17.40.150 Guest House 17.40.160 Home Occupations 17.40.170 Lodging Facilities 17.40.180 Mixed Use Development ▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇ Mobile/Manufactured Homes
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SITE PLANNING AND PROJECT DESIGN STANDARDS. CHAPTER 130.30 – GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS CHAPTER 130.31 – AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES 130.31.010 Content 130.31.020 Definitions 130.31.030 Eligibility for Bonus, Incentives, and/or Concessions 130.31.040 Bonuses, Incentives, and Concessions Allowed 130.31.050 Processing of Requests 130.31.060 Continued Availability of Affordability 130.31.070 Location of Bonus Units 130.31.080 Time of Construction and Occupancy 130.31.090 Design CHAPTER 130.32 – FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION 130.32.010 Statutory Authorization, Findings of Fact, Content and Methods 130.32.020 Definitions 130.32.030 General Provisions 130.32.040 Administration 130.32.050 Provisions for Flood Hazard Reduction 130.32.060 Variance Procedures CHAPTER 130.33 – LANDSCAPING STANDARDS 130.33.010 Content 130.33.020 Applicability 130.33.030 Exemption CHAPTER 130.34 – OUTDOOR LIGHTING 130.34.010 Content 130.34.020 Outdoor Lighting Standards 130.34.030 Exemptions 130.34.040 Effect on Existing Outdoor Lighting CHAPTER 130.35 – PARKING AND LOADING 130.35.010 Content 130.35.020 Definitions 130.35.030 Off-street Parking and Loading Requirements CHAPTER 130.36 – SIGNS RESERVED CHAPTER 130.37 – NOISE STANDARDS 130.37.010 Content 130.37.020 Exemptions 130.37.030 Applicability 130.37.040 Definitions 130.37.050 Acoustic Analysis Requirements 130.37.060 Noise Standards 130.37.070 Noise Reduction Measures 130.37.080 Noise Level Measurements CHAPTER 130.38 – AIRPORT SAFETY (-AA) DISTRICT ARTICLE 4 – SPECIFIC USE REGULATIONS CHAPTER 130.40 – SPECIFIC USE REGULATIONS 130.40.010 Content of Chapter 130.40.020 Applicability 130.40.030 Accessory Structures and Uses 130.40.040 Adult Business Establishments 130.40.050 Reserved 130.40.060 Agricultural Preserves and Zones: Contracts, Criteria, and Regulations 130.40.070 Agricultural Support Services 130.40.080 Animal Raising and Keeping 130.40.090 Reserved 130.40.100 Campgrounds and Recreational Vehicle Parks 130.40.110 Child Day Care Facilities 130.40.120 Commercial Caretaker and Agricultural Employee, and Seasonal Worker Housing 130.40.130 Communication Facilities 130.40.140 Reserved 130.40.150 Guest House 130.40.160 Home Occupations 130.40.170 Lodging Facilities 130.40.180 Mixed Use Development ▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇ Mobile/Manufactured Homes 130.40.200 Reserved 130.40.210 Outdoor Recreational Facilities 130.40.220 Outdoor Retail Sales 130.40.230 Private Schools in Light Manufacturing Facilities 130.40.240 Produce Sales 130.40.250 Public Utilities 130.40.260 Ranch ...
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SITE PLANNING AND PROJECT DESIGN STANDARDS. CHAPTER 130.30 – GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
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