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Layout The following design standards are required for the various housing types proposed within the development. Please note that due to the variety of housing types, it is difficult to apply a single - set of layout standards to the project. Any perceived deviation to City Code appears to be reasonable with the utilization of a Planned Unit Development. A significant portion of the project area is being preserved for open space, a key component of the PUD Approval, and a requirement of the R-2 Residential District. Traditional Single-Family/Small Lot Single -Family and Villa Lots Miscellaneous Standards Required Lot size None Minimum density (net) 3.0 Maximum density (net) 7.0 Lot width None Building setback from public street right- of -way 25 feet Building setback from private street measured from back of curb 25 feet Building setback from exterior development boundary line 30 feet 25 feet (detached) Minimum separation between buildings, including any 20 feet appurtenances thereto (i.e., patios, decks) 15 feet (detached) Parking node setback from exterior development boundary line 30 feet Parking node setback from structure 15 feet Maximum lot coverage 35% Maximum building height (measured from mean ground 35 feet level to mean gable) Accessory structure setback (measured from the development boundary line) 30 feet Open space required 40% general open space 10% of which must be identifiable community space The only deficiency in the above table would be the minimum separation between buildings. The approved Planned Unit Development allows the layout as presented which indicates a minimum of 10 feet of separation between buildings via eight feet of drainage and utility easement (4' on each side of property line) and an additional foot on both sides to accommodate the window eave of the home. It is our mission to work together to responsibly grow our community, and to provide quality, cost-effective and efficient government services. Page 2 of 6