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7. The R -2 district has been re -written to allow single family and attached two - <br />family dwelling units. The lot standards and setbacks have also been adjusted to <br />allow single family homes to potentially meet the minimum density requirement <br />of the Medium Residential land use category. To keep small -lot developments <br />from taking on a `snout house' appearance, with nothing but garage doors visible <br />from the street, the R -2 standards include some garage /facade requirements. <br />8. Manufactured Home Parks are, by state law, allowed in any district that allows <br />attached dwelling units. As a result, the use of `Manufactured Home Parks' has <br />been added to the R -2, R -3, and R -4 districts as a Conditional Use, with the <br />standards included in Section 6, Subdivision 7 as base conditions. (In the future, <br />staff intends to eliminate the R -6 zoning district and move the standards contained <br />within to Section 3 as requirements for the CUP allowed in R -2, R -3, and R -4.) <br />9. The R -3 and R -4 districts have increased setbacks and buffering requirements <br />when adjacent to land that is guided Low Density Residential. <br />Again, there are additional minor changes throughout this section that are identified with <br />the typical strike - though and underlining of ordinance amendments. All text that has not <br />underline or strikethrough is the current language of the zoning ordinance. <br />Requested Council Direction <br />Staff needs any comments from the City Council in order to make changes to the <br />proposed language. <br />Attachments <br />1. Amended Ordinance Language <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />