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(13) Ag uses less than 5 acre lot size (13.) Wayside stands in preserved open space. <br />(14) Truck tractor parking (platted lots less than 5 acres) <br />(15) Wind generators <br />(16) Coop gardening <br />(17) Hort/ floriculture uses in preserved OS; <br />(18.) Private stables in preserved open space; <br />(19.) Wayside stands in preserved open space. <br />(20) Landscaping contractor's yard provided that: <br />The use is on unplatted property <br />Screening of outdoor storage area is provided if the outdoor storage area is within 50' <br />pf a property line. <br />"Size regulations" A-1 CRT <br />Lot size 10 acres 20 acres <br />Frontage 300 feet 300 feet <br />Front yard setback 50 50 <br />Rear Yard setback 50 50 <br />Side setback 25 25 <br />Lot coverage 20% 30% <br />Max Height 3 story or 40' 3 story or 40' <br />The CRT ordinance was drafted to allow the uses existing (Other uses existing as of the date of this ordinance.), but <br />not to encourage new businesses or residential which would either hamper the City's ability to plan the <br />area, or hamper its ability to implement this plan. Additionally, the minimum lot size was increased to <br />preserve the larger lots in the area, again, possibly making land assembly more difficult in the long run. <br />Can I expand my house, or build an accessory structure? In most cases, a single family homeowner <br />can expand their house, build accessory structures, etc. Only when they encroach into setbacks will they <br />be constrained by the new ordinance, however, the setbacks are the same as the A-1 zoning district. A <br />property owner may not subdivide their property if they create lots smaller than 20 acres, again to <br />preserve the larger lots. Implementation of a plan is more difficult if there are smaller lots. Most people <br />will see no negative affect if their property is rezoned. <br />When will the Master Land Use plan be completed, and what will happen to my property once <br />this plan is completed? There has been no time table set on the completion of a master plan for <br />property east of 169. Once this plan has been completed, it is suggested that the City rezone the property <br />to better facilitate the plan, depending on the desired land use. <br />Will the City condemn my property once the plan is completed? The purpose of a master plan is to <br />develop consensus and vision for an area, and to avoid having to condemn business and property for its <br />implementation. While the City is likely not going to abandon its eminent domain powers for road and <br />other utility purposes, the interim zoning is intended to temper private investment in the area, to reduce <br />potential conflicts with implementing a plan, and the need for the city to intervene in land assembly. <br />Won't the minimum lot size for residential drop to 2.5 acres in 2008? Adjacent to the Commercial <br />Reserve area is residential areas guided as 2008 and 2010. In these areas, the minimum lot size will reduce <br />from 10 acres to 2.5 acres in either 2008 or 2010. No property in these areas will be affected by the <br />S:\Community Development\Planning Main\Case Files\ZC\ZC 07-06 Commercial Reserve\Action Requested -CRT rezoning CC.doc <br />