Centennial

Table A-1, Approved Tree List, sets out the trees that may be used to satisfy the landscaping requirements of Article 8, Development Landscaping and Tree Protection.

All property within (name of development) is expected to be exposed to daily aircraft noise levels that equal or exceed an average of 55 decibels, a level of aircraft noise that the City of Centennial City Council has determined is the maximum acceptable level for residential use.

All new utility lines, except electrical transmission lines, shall be located underground. All new development within a water and/or sanitation district shall be connected to potable water and sanitary sewer lines.

If a major nonconforming use is discontinued for a period of six months, for any reason, it shall not be resumed.

Citywide sign regulations including measurement, prohibited signs, illumination, and message centers.

Landscaping requirements including planting, street trees, parking lot landscaping, soil, mulch, and irrigation standards.

It shall be unlawful for a property owner or property tenant to use land... in a manner that is inconsistent with the requirements of this LDC.

Required off-street parking and loading for residential uses are set out in Table 12-5-202A, Residential Parking and Loading Requirements.

Ball fields, golf courses, nature areas, picnic areas, play courts, and trails are allowed in designated open space areas.

Only drip and subsurface irrigation systems will be allowed in areas less than ten (10) feet in width.

Buildings or portions thereof within 50 feet of NC, NI-8, or NI-18 zone districts shall be setback an additional one (1) foot for every one (1) foot in building height over 35 feet.

Each bin shall not cover a ground surface area in excess of five feet by five feet, nor be more than six feet in height; ... All other vending or reverse vending machines may be placed at transit facilities and outdoor recreation facilities, provided that they: ... Are set back 30 feet from property lines; ...

New group homes shall be spaced from existing group homes as required by this LDC.

No land shall be developed except in accordance with the applicable provisions of this LDC.

The standards of this LDC are to be interpreted as minimum standards.

Any sign erected pursuant to the provisions of this LDC or otherwise lawfully existing with a commercial message may, at the option of the owner, contain a noncommercial message in lieu of a commercial message.

No plat shall be approved or building permit issued unless there is adequate provision for and dedication of public improvements necessary to serve the development, including paved streets, water mains, sanitary sewer, storm sewers, utilities, street lighting, traffic control devices, public amenities, landscaping, rights-of-way, survey monuments.

Traffic study required if trip generation exceeds thresholds in Roadway Design & Construction Standards Manual.

Public Parks: 6 acres per 1,000 projected residents; Other Public Purposes: 0.25 acres per 1,000; School: 0.0260 acres per student; Land value $40,000/acre; Private park credit max 35%.

RTIF fees: Single Family (3 car) $1,287/unit; (2 car) $990/unit; Multi-family $660/unit; Retail $0.79/sqft; Office $0.73/sqft; Industrial $0.40/sqft. Applies east of Parker Road.