West Point, Virginia · District

O-14

Overlay 14th Street (Route 33) Corridor District
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Dimensional standards

Height & bulk

Minimum landscaping
15%

Servicing

Applies near
14th Street (Route 33)
Geographic extent
OverlayOverlay districtA second set of rules laid over the base district, adding requirements without replacing it. 14th Street (Route 33) Corridor DistrictZoning districtA mapped area with one set of rules, identified by a code like R-1 or B-2.; boundaries established on official zoning map; applies to all underlying business and industrial zoning districts within the corridor.

Uses

Prohibited2

  • Attention getting devices which obstruct visibility or employ neon, flashing, or running lights
  • Outside speakers which are audible beyond the property lines of the development

Extracted standards

27 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.

Design

Fencing & walls

Landscaping & trees

  • Landscaping maintenance required

    All landscaping provided pursuant to this article shall be maintained, and surety provided, in accordance with the standards specified in this article.

  • Minimum landscaped area15 pct

    At least 15 percent of the lot area shall be landscaped with trees, shrubs, and groundcover.

  • Minimum tree caliper at planting2 in

    Each tree shall be at least two inches in caliper, measured six inches from the ground, at the time of planting.

  • Tree and shrub requirement per landscaped area

    One tree and three shrubs shall be provided for every 500 square feet of landscaped area, or any portion thereof.

Lighting

  • Outdoor lighting requirement

    On sites along designated roads, outdoor lighting shall be provided in accordance with article XVIII, section 70-342.

Other

  • Buffer required when industrial/commercial adjoins residential

    When an industrially- or commercially-zoned property adjoins a residentially-zoned property, a buffer shall be provided along such line in accordance with the standards specified in article XX, section 70-362.

  • Mechanical equipment screening

    All mechanical equipment... shall be screened from view. Mechanical equipment shall not be permitted in front yards.

  • More stringent standard applies on conflict

    Where the provisions of this section conflict with the requirements of the underlying zoning district, the more stringent standards shall apply.

  • No direct access from outparcels to public roadways

    There shall be no direct access onto adjacent public roadways from those outparcels which are part of a larger development site or shopping center.

  • Outside storage location

    Outside storage of equipment, materials, or supplies, if permitted in the underlying district, shall be permitted only in side or rear yards and shall be screened from view.

  • Pedestrian access and circulation system required

    A pedestrian access and circulation system shall be provided for every project...

  • Service access location

    All service access, including loading docks and trash containers, shall be located only within side or rear yards and shall be screened from view.

  • Utility lines underground or screened

    To the extent possible, utility service lines shall be located underground or screened from view with landscaping.

  • Zoning administrator exception for thoroughfare buffer

    The zoning administrator may approve development plans which deviate from the thoroughfare buffer requirements if the site's topography, configuration, or other unique circumstances prevents full compliance.

Parking

  • Parking area location

    Parking areas shall be located within rear and side yards where possible.

  • Parking area paving requirement

    All parking areas shall be paved, and curb and gutter shall be used around and within all such parking areas.

Signage

  • Consolidated sign for shopping centers1 sign

    Shopping center sites developed or redeveloped after the effective date of this article shall be permitted one consolidated sign within the Overlay Corridor District.

  • Signage unified program required

    Signage erected along designated roads after the effective date of this article shall be designed as part of a unified program for the development of sites within the Overlay Corridor District.

  • Signs shall not obstruct visibility

    Signs shall not obstruct visibility.

From the ordinance

The purpose of this district is to provide additional development standards for all uses within the Overlay 14th Street (Route 33) Corridor...
Sec. 70-308