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NUMBER OF PARCELS <br />00 <br />00 <br />oo <br />RE ZONED PARCELS <br />LOT COVERAGE PERCENTAGES <br />M <br />00 <br />00 <br />I <br />O <br />00 <br />N <br />0-20% 20.01% TO 25% 25.01% TO 30% <br />LOT COVERAGE PERCENTAGE <br />Planning Commission <br />Staff Report <br />May 10, 2018 <br />00 <br />O <br />1 <br />30.01% AND UP <br />Lot coverages per Boulder County Assessor Main Floor and Garage square footage data, and <br />does not include decks, patios, porches, etc. Staff assumes actual lot coverage percentages may <br />be higher when including these areas. <br />In 1996, the City amended Sec. 17.28.020 of the LMC to require that yard and bulk <br />standards apply, unless specifically waived or modified in the PUD process. However, <br />staff only began to apply this code provision in 2012. This resulted in a large increase in <br />applications for variances to the RE lot coverage standard. In 2014, the City amended <br />LMC to allow administrative variances for lot coverages up to 30% for properties zoned <br />RE, with a PUD and a lot size of 8,000 square feet or less. Staff has processed 44 RE lot <br />coverage variance applications since 2012. Twenty two of these were administrative <br />applications for lots 8,000 square feet or less, and twenty two were considered by the <br />Board of Adjustment. All but one have been approved. The approved lot coverage <br />variances range from 21% to 34%. Some feel that this process is unnecessarily <br />burdensome and costly to residents. A table detailing each request is included as an <br />attachment. <br />The Comprehensive Plan adopted in 2013 recommended the development of <br />neighborhood plans, which could have addressed this mismatch in zoning standards vs <br />actual lot size and coverages. However, as the City has not moved forward with this <br />initiative, staff proposes to amend the code to address this particular issue. <br />DISCUSSION <br />Staff analyzed two possible means of addressing the RE lot size and lot coverage <br />mismatch. One is to determine the most appropriate zone district based on existing <br />conditions and rezone the properties to another zone district. The other is to amend the <br />RE zone district lot coverage standard. <br />Staff evaluated the option to rezone the properties to a different zone district in <br />preparation for this discussion, and determined that a number of challenges are present: <br />3 <br />
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