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SUBJECT: DESIGN GUIDELINES UPDATE AND POLICY GUIDANCE <br />DATE: JUNE 12, 2018 <br />PAGE 3 OF 16 <br />Height- Regulatory Comparisons <br />Currently, the CDDSG limits height to 35 -feet, and 42 -feet to the top of the rooftop <br />mechanical screen. Architectural elements such as domes, spires, towers, etc. may <br />exceed the 42 -foot height limit up to 50 -feet when authorized through the PUD process. <br />In the IDDSG, height is limited to 40 -feet to the top of the parapet and 50 -feet for <br />architectural projections. The municipal code specifies a maximum height of 50 -feet for <br />buildings on properties zoned Industrial. <br />In most all zoning districts, the height permitted reflects the height allowed by the <br />CDDSG. However, in the A -O and AO -T zoning districts, the Municipal Code ("Code") <br />limits height to 25 -feet. In the B -O zoning district, the Code allows up to 40 -feet in <br />height. Thus, there are areas where the zoning code and provisions set forth in the <br />CDDSG conflict. Additionally, both the South Boulder Road Small Area Plan and the <br />McCaslin Blvd. Small Area Plan include "Height Plans" which specify where one, two, <br />and three story buildings are preferred, but do not specify the actual desired height. <br />Under each of these plans, there are additional conflicts between the height that is <br />envisioned under the plans and the height that is permitted under the Code. These <br />conflicts are discussed in more detail within the respective plan area discussion in the <br />report. <br />Height Regulations and Policies <br />Zoning District <br />Municipal Code (ft) <br />CDDSG (ft) <br />Small Area Plan <br />A -O <br />25 <br />35 <br />1-3 stories <br />AO -T <br />25 <br />35 <br />N/A <br />BO <br />40 <br />35 <br />2-3 stories <br />0 <br />No Code Standards <br />35 <br />1-3 stories <br />CB <br />35 <br />35 <br />1-3 stories <br />CC <br />35 <br />35 <br />1-3 stories <br />PCZD-C <br />varies per GDP <br />35 <br />Varies <br />50 <br />40 (IDDSG) <br />NA <br />PCZD-I <br />Per the Business <br />Center at CTC GDP <br />35-40 feet <br />(CDDSG & <br />IDDSG) <br />NA <br />2013 Comprehensive Plan <br />The 2013 Comprehensive Plan identifies character zones to "clarify and illustrate the <br />community's expectations related to the City's land use functions, form, and <br />character...and to ensure the City's Vision Statement and Core Community Values are <br />properly translated and illustrated in the Comprehensive Plan." The Comprehensive <br />Plan defines three development patterns in the City; urban pattern, suburban pattern, <br />and rural pattern. The development patterns dictate how parcels are subdivided, <br />building design and arrangement on the street, and how parks and public spaces are <br />integrated into neighborhoods. <br />CITY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION <br />4 <br />
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