Rear Setback Sample Clauses

Rear Setback. In the PRD, the minimum rear setback is 40 feet. The applicant is requesting a divergence to permit a minimum rear setback of 25 feet. This request 3 is appropriate for small lot single-family development. The applicant also proposes to allow decks and patios to encroach into the 25-foot rear setback by up to 10 feet provided such accessory structures are a minimum of 15 feet from the rear lot line. This encroachment is appropriate since these types of accessory structures have little mass. However, the applicant also requests to permit three-season rooms to encroach into the rear setback. This request is not appropriate in our opinion. Three-season rooms are roofed and usually attached to the principal dwelling. Consequently, these three-season rooms have mass and move the livable portion of the home much closer to the rear lot line. The applicant should specify in the application materials if sheds, gazebos, pools, etc. are permitted on the platted lots, and if so, where and what size is permissible. If such accessory structures are not permitted, then this prohibition should be clearly indicated either in the PRD Zoning Text or on the Exhibits. The applicant continues to request a rear setback of 25 feet, which is appropriate for small lot single-family detached development. It is unclear as to whether the applicant continues to propose that three-season rooms may encroach into the 25-foot rear setback. In the Zoning Text in SUB B 1.04, only uncovered decks and patios are permitted to encroach, but the Development Plan, in Example A, indicates that unconditioned living space may also encroach into the rear setback. We continue to object to the encroachment of three season rooms into the rear setback. The Zoning Text now states that pools and sheds are prohibited. Spas may be placed in the rear yard, provided they are fenced and comply with all side and rear setbacks. The inclusion of spas in this manner is reasonable.
Sample 1
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Rear Setback. Each lot shall have a rear yard with a building setback line of ten (10) feet, provided that no setback is required from a railroad right-of-way. A building setback line of twenty-five (25) feet shall be maintained adjacent to any residential zoning district or use or to a public street right-of-way.
Sample 1

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