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4. Site Development Standards - Custom Lots <br /> <br /> a. 23' minimum front yard setback, reduced to 15' for side <br /> entry garages. <br /> <br /> b. 20' minimum rear yard setback. <br /> <br /> c. 10' minimum street side yard setback. <br /> <br /> d. 5' minimum interior side yard setback. A detached <br /> accessory structure on lot 49C shall be set back a <br /> minimum 20' from the rear property line and 3' from the <br /> interior side property line. <br /> <br /> e. Height limits of 22' for one-story houses and 30' for <br /> two-story houses, measured in the manner described under <br /> Condition 3g. <br /> <br /> f. Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 25% unless otherwise <br /> approved by the Design Review Board. <br /> <br /> g. Additional setback(s) may be required during design <br /> review approval to reduce grading, mitigate visual <br /> impacts, maintain privacy of adjacent lot(s), preserve <br /> existing trees, etc. <br /> <br /> h. Except as set forth above, all development on custom lots <br /> shall be subject to the Design Guidelines dated February <br /> 26, 1991. <br /> <br /> 5. Tentative Map <br /> <br /> a. At the time of tentative map review, the applicant shall <br /> submit a plotting plan, subject to Planning Commission <br /> approval, defining yard areas and building envelope and <br /> demonstrating that front, rear, side, and side-to-side <br /> building separation can be achieved. Building envelopes <br /> shall incorporate the recommendations made by the <br /> geotechnical engineer and certified engineering geologist <br /> under Condition 6 through 10. <br /> <br /> b. Any proposed project phasing shall be shown on the <br /> tentative map. <br /> <br /> c. During processing of the tentative map, changes to the <br /> development plan including lot number, location, and <br /> pattern, roadway configuration, and grading may be made <br /> based on subsequent review of the detailed soils and <br /> geotechnical reports and engineering plans. Such changes <br /> may be made by the Planning Commission so long as the <br /> revisions are consistent with the approved development <br /> plan. <br /> <br /> - 7 - <br /> <br /> <br />