19.2-51-1
Extracted standards
5 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
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- Amenity Space Reduction Maximum50 pct
The Board of Supervisors may reduce required amenity space (AS) by up to 50% if direct pedestrian connectivity is provided to an adjacent public park, school, or library.
- Alternative Building Design Allowed
The Board of Supervisors may approve alternative building design standards subject to the approval criteria below.
- Ineligible Adjustments
Applicants may not request the ability to conduct a use not permitted within a specific district. Applicants may not request a lot size smaller than that which is allowed in a specific zoning district. Urban Residential (UR) District Elements: First floor commercial use requirement for Option 2, Frontage buildout, Parking location, setbacks, and screening. Mixed-Use Center (MU) District Elements: Gross floor area ratio of commercial to residential, Frontage buildout, Parking location, setbacks, and screening. Corridor Commercial (CC) Option 2 District Elements: The gross floor area ratio of commercial to residential. Outdoor Advertising Signs. Prohibited Items.
- Parking Reduction Allowed with PDM Plan
The Board of Supervisors may reduce required parking, subject to the submission and review of a parking demand management (PDM) plan, as described in Sec. 19.2-42.I.
- Utility Connection Exceptions Allowed
The Board of Supervisors may approve exceptions to the water and wastewater connection requirements in the following districts for any of the following reasons.
From the ordinance
As part of a rezoning application, an applicant may request adjustments to development standards of this Chapter as part of a proffer statement, subject to the requirements below. ... The Board of Supervisors may reduce required amenity space (AS) by up to 50% if direct pedestrian connectivity is provided to an adjacent public park, school, or library. ... The Board of Supervisors may reduce required parking, subject to the submission and review of a parking demand management (PDM) plan, as described in Sec. 19.2-42.I. ... The Board of Supervisors may approve alternative building design standards subject to the approval criteria below. ... The Board of Supervisors may approve exceptions to the water and wastewater connection requirements in the following districts for any of the following reasons. ...