Dwelling Houses On Lots Greater
Found 9 free book(s)Part 3.2 Dwelling Houses on Lots Greater than 400sqm in R2 ...
www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au1. Part 3.2 applies to Dwelling Houses on lots greater than 400m2 in the R2 – Low Density Residential, R3 – Medium Density Residential and R4 – High Density Residential, except as provided below. 2. Part 1 of the DCP also applies to the land. 3. The following Parts also apply to development in certain areas, these Parts only
RS-1 District Schedule - Vancouver
bylaws.vancouver.camultiple conversion dwellings in conjunction with retention of character houses. Emphasis is ... of all accessory buildings is not greater than 30% of the minimum rear yard prescribed in this Schedule, or 48 m 2, whichever is the greater, except that: ... Two-Family Dwelling, on lots less than 511 m 2 in area. 2.2.I [Institutional] ...
RS-5 District Schedule - Vancouver
bylaws.vancouver.ca5 District in the form of one-family dwellings, secondary suites, and laneway houses, by encouraging new development that is compatible with the form and design of existing ... family dwellings with secondary suites on larger lots and with lock-off units on smaller lots, and infill and multiple conversion dwellings in conjunction with retention ...
SEATTLE'S SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONES
www.seattle.goving units in small-scale structures on lots in urban villages. RSL allows for a broader range of housing types through new development and conversion of existing single-family houses into multiple dwelling units. Lots can have attached or stacked principal dwelling units, which is not allowed in SF 5000, SF 7200, or SF 9600 zones. Housing Type
SEATTLE'S LOWRISE MULTIFAMILY ZONES
www.seattle.govAccessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are allowed with single-family dwelling units, rowhouses and townhouses in LR zones, subject to specific development stan-dards per 23.45.545.I. ADUs do not count towards the density limit. See SMC 23.84A.032 for complete housing type definitions. Multifamily housing that is not cottage housing, rowhouses, or town-
Side and rear setbacks for residential development
dpe-files-prod1.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.comprovisions for houses and ancillary outbuildings. Rear setbacks are based on the area of the lot and ensure that a development is provided with a reasonably sized back yard for the size of the lot, whilst protecting the amenity of adjoining houses. Table 2: Minimum rear setback requirements for dwelling houses by lot area . Building height up to:
Setbacks from roads and articulation zones
dpe-files-prod1.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.comrequirements for dwelling setbacks from roads, and how a corner lot is identified. This specifically relates to whether the bend in the road in less or greater than 135 degrees. Figure 4 indicates dwelling front setbacks from a primary road and indicates when a bend in a road becomes a corner lot. January 2015 Page 4 of 5
Road Width
www.masshousingregulations.comto abutting lots” or serving as a connection between such roads and collector roads. Some regulations do not include definitions for the road types. For consistency, researchers coded “typical subdivision” as the street intended to serve 10-30 houses or 100-300 vehicle trips per day or closest equivalent category.
State Planning Policy 7.3 Residential Design Codes Volume 1
www.wa.gov.auhouses as per clause 2.2.2. 2. The R-Codes do not require planning approval for a single house on a lot greater than 260m2 or a lot subject to an approved local development plan or local structure plan; although, a scheme may require planning approval for a single house irrespective of the requirements of the R-Codes as per clause 2.3. 3.