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hours and shall preclude use of the school loop road as a portion of the approved haul route." 18. Any damage to existing street improvements during construction on the subject property shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the City Engineer at the full expense to the project development. This shall include slurry seal, overly, or street reconstruction if deemed warranted by the City Engineer. 19. Homes shall be equipped with an automatic residential fire suppression system and may be required to provide an on-site water storage tank and water pressure booster pump, subject to the satisfaction of the Chief Building Official and Fire Marshall. 20. The following table shall be included in the design guidelines and shall be developed to the sizes as shown below: Lot Size Approved Production Home Size. and FAR Calculation for Lots 1-10 Lot No. Lot Size (sq. ft.) Approved House/Garage Size s . ft. FAR (Including garage s . ft. FAR (Excluding 600 sq. ft. of ara e 1 21,528 3,791/898 21.7% 17.6% 2 19,075 4,333/925 27.56% 22.7% 3 18,426 4,121/962 27.58% 22.4% 4 19,271 4,333/925 27.28% 22.5% 5 22,657 4, 333/925 23.21 % 19.1 6 17,095 4,652/970 32.72% 27.2% 7 16,839 4,357/1,020 (2nd U =782) 36.57% 30.5% 8 16,152 4,652/970 34.81 % 28.8% 9 16,051 4,357/1,020 (2 U =782) 38.37% 32% 10 15,811 4,357/1,020 (2 U =782) 38.95% 32.5% The following shall be added to the design guidelines for clarification: Floor Area Ratio (FAR) • Definition: FAR is the ratio of total floor area of all buildings on site to the total land area of the site. • Garages 600 square feet or less are not included in the FAR calculation. • Floor area where the finished ceiling height is greater than fourteen (14) feet is to be counted two times the actual floor area except for one-story homes. • Non-habitable basement area shall not be included in the FAR calculation. 3