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9/20/2004
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<br />PLANNING STAFF REPORT <br />TO CABARRUS COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD <br />Tuesday, March 2, 2004 <br /> <br />Staff Use Only:Approved: <br />Denied: <br /> <br />Tabled: <br /> <br />Active recreational areas are defined as - Any park or recreational facility that is not dependent upon a <br />specific environmental or natural resource, which is developed with recreation and support facilities that can <br />be provided anywhere for the convenience of the user. Activity-based recreation areas include, but are not <br />limited to, playgrounds, golf courses, bicycle trails, baseball or softball fields, football or soccer fields, <br />basketball courts, swimming pools, clubhouses, equestrian facilities, swings, slides, play apparatus and <br />tennis courts. <br /> <br />Design Standards. <br /> <br />The land uses within a PUD shall not be subject to any of the dimension and density provisions of <br />Chapter 5 part ill, Table One: Development Standards By Zoning District: except that a perimeter setback <br />of 25 feet shall be maintained. PUD designs shall be subject to the recommended design elements listed <br />below. These design elements are for consideration in the design of a Planned Unit Development and shall <br />be considered as criteria for approval. This is not to state that all of the design elements listed below shall be <br />included in a PUD, rather all elements shall be considered and those that are considered appropriate and <br />reasonable should be included. <br /> <br />Architectural elements <br />. Building height, rhythm, articulation, massing and bulk are compatible with the individual site <br />attributes and are compatible with the surrounding neighborhoods. <br />. Distinctive architectural details such as covered ftont entries, covered ftont porches, door and <br />window details, roof overhangs, and/or parapet wal1s with cap features should be provided on each <br />dwelling, or principle structure. A variety of roofing colors, textures, and component shapes <br />including shake shingle, shale, and wood compositions, should be provided. <br />. Significant architectural differences in the choice of elevations, roof lines, and exterior colors for <br />each residential floor plan should be provided. Not more than three (3) adjacent homes should <br />contain the same ftont facade, and not more than three (3) adjacent homes should contain the same <br />rear facade visible ftom arterial street view, on any block ftont Homes facing one another (across <br />the street) should not have the same facade. No adjacent home should contain the same elevation. <br />. Residential design guidelines are provided, which include a variety of conceptual standard plans, <br />and may include: variation in building setbacks, detached garages, recessed garages if attached to <br />the principal building and fencing alternatives. <br />. Garage ftonts should be de-emphasized and not be the most prominent architectural feature of the <br />house. This should be accomplished by providing side access garages, detached "in-line" garages, <br />and/or L-shaped floor plans on not less than fifty percent (50%) of the lots. Garages should be <br />recessed at least one car length in order to provide interest and relief ftom the street The ftont <br />elevation should prominently feature an entrance for persons rather than automobiles with the <br />garage area not to exceed forty percent (40%) of the ftont facades of two story houses and 45% of <br />single story houses. <br /> <br />Recreation elements <br />. Not less than 20 percent (20%) of the residential units in medium and high density areas are located <br />within 660 feet of a pedestrian, equestrian and bicycle trail. <br />. Recreation and open space facilities should be aligned with the connnunity parks and open space <br />network, as provided in any locally adopted land use plans or parks and recreation master plans. <br />. Neighborhood scale recreation facilities and amenities should be provided which are functional, not <br />retention/detention or basin-like in design. Retention basins used in conjunction with recreational <br />facilities or amenities should be designed in accordance with the Stonnwater Management <br />Standards of this Ordinance. Such areas should include turf or landscaping within all areas not <br />pennanently covered with standing water. <br />. Gateway trea1ments may be incorporated at appropriate locations along an open space network. <br /> <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />Petition CO4-06 (ZT) <br /> <br />c.~~ <br />
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