HomeMy WebLinkAbout2019 09 18 CC WS Alley Access Lots PresentationAlley Access Lots
in the R-1 Low Density Residential Zone
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION SEPTEMBER 18, 2019
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Presentation
Overview
•What is an alley access lot?
•Where are they allowed in R-1
•Where are existing alley access lots in R-1?
•What standards apply in R-1?
•What is the process for changing standards?
•What other standards could be changed?
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What is an Alley
Access Lot?
•Lot that fronts or abuts an alley
and does not front a street
•Typically created from the rear
portion of an existing lot
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Where are Alley
Access Lots
Allowed in R-1?
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What Standards Apply in R-1?
•Building (Dwelling) Size
•Lot Coverage
•Building Height/Interior Setbacks
•Windows, Dormers and Balconies
•Bedrooms
•Primary Entrance
•Pedestrian Access
•Parking Spaces
•Parking and Driveway
•Trash and Recycling
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What Standards Apply in R-1?
Dwelling Size Limitations
•Amazon, Fairmount, South University Neighborhoods = 1,000 square feet
•Remainder of City = 10% of lot area or 800 square feet, whichever is less
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Moore Measure 49 Claim
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What is the Process for Changing Standards?
Amendment to Land Use Code
•City Council Initiation
•Public Engagement
•Review for Compliance with State Law
•Formal Adoption Process
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Questions from Council Poll
•What are reasonable changes to make the land use code
fair for all property owners?
•How could it affect infill/density/livable small lots to help
our need for more housing?
•What other areas of the code (flag lots) should we consider
in response to our recent Measure 49 Claim discussions?
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Questions?
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