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Section 5 -5 Conventional subdivision standards <br />A. Applicability <br />A conventional subdivision is permitted in the AO, CR, and LDR districts. Applicants shall comply <br />with all other provisions of this ordinance and all other applicable laws, except those that are <br />incompatible with the provisions contained herein. <br />B. Dimensional standards <br />Applicants using the conventional subdivision option shall meet the following standards. <br />AO CR LDR <br />Single - Family Single - Family Single - Family <br />Detached Detached Detached <br />CONVENTIONAL SUBDIVISION <br />Tract <br />Density (maximum units /acre) 0.33 0.50 [O. 50 <br />Public water and sewer not permitted* [not permitted* ptional <br />Lot Dimensions (minimum) <br />Lot area (acres) 3 2 2 <br />Average lot width (feet) 150 150 150 <br />Principal (minimum feet) <br />Front yard (minor collector) 75 75 75 <br />Front yard (local road) 50 50 50 <br />Side yard (single) 20 10 20 <br />Side yard (total) 40 40 40 <br />Rearyard 30 30 30 <br />Height (maximum feet) 40 40 40 <br />Lot Coverage (maximum) <br />Impermeable surface 15% 20% 20% <br />Structural coverage 10% 15% 15% <br />* Governmental water may be provided to individual lots in these areas for public health reasons. <br />C. Minor Subdivisions <br />In the AO, CR, LDR, MDR and HDR Districts, applicants meeting the standards for a minor <br />subdivision as defined by the subdivision ordinance may create no more than one <br />conventional minor subdivision out of each parent tract existing as of June 20, 2005 with <br />lots at least one acre in size, provided that each lot meets any minimum area <br />requirements for public health purposes. The property may be further divided. <br />However, any additional divisions shall be deemed major subdivisions and shall be <br />processed as such and subject to all ordinances and policies related to major <br />subdivisions. <br />Attachment number 3 \n <br />G -4 Page 367 <br />