City of Leavenworth Development Regulations

D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T I O N S A R T I C L E 4 . Z O N I N G D I S T R I C T S & S T A N D A R D S

4.05 Redevelopment Overlay District

c.

No processing of the recyclables shall take place except for the depositing of materials and the collection of materials for transport to a different recycling center or other location for sorting and processing. No household hazardous waste shall be accepted at a recycling center. The proposed recycling center cannot displace any required parking for the existing use. The operator of the recycling center shall be responsible for vermin control.

d. e.

f.

D. Dimensional Standards. Within the Redevelopment Overlay District, the base districts shall have the following dimensional requirements:

Table 4-03: Redevelopment Overlay District Dimensional Standards

Yards

Side Corner or Intersectio n (ft.) (min/max

Lot Widt h (ft.)

Side Internal (ft.) (min/max)

Building Height (ft.)

Lot Area (sq. ft.)

Front (ft.) (min/max)

Rear (ft.)

Overlay Area District

NBD OBD CBD GBD R1-9

-- -- -- --

-- -- -- --

0/10 0/10 0/10

0/10 [2] 0/10 [2]

0/10 [2] 0/10 [2]

0 [2] 0 [2] 0 [2] 0 [2]

45 [3] 45 [3]

0/10 0 [2]

0/10

--

10/25 10 [1] 10 [1] 10 [1]

10/25 [2]

45 [3]

9,000 7,500 6,000

40 40 40

6 6 6

25

25 25 15

35 35 35

CBD and North G t

R1-7.5

6

R1-6

15

6,000 (1-2 units)

R-MF

40

10 [1]

6

15

15

40

9,000 (3 units)

R-MF

40

10 [1]

6

15

15

40

3,000 per unit over 3 6,000 1 unit; 4,000 each 2-4 units

R-MF

40

10 [1]

6

15

15

40

R4-16

40

10 [1]

6

15

15

35

RMX As identified in the district [1] The contextual front setback standards of this Article may be applicable. [2] 25-foot minimum setback for side or rear yards that abut a residential lot line. [3] No building shall be taller in height than its distance to a residential lot line or as permitted in the height restrictions herein.

North Neighborhood

1.

Contextual Front Building Setbacks for Infill Development.

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