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Table 3=7: Lot and Structure Standards—Residential Districts R-M small R VL R-L R-M of IR-MH JR-H I Lot Size(SF)2 15,000 5,000 3,600 2,000 2.00 - Density(unitsigross acre)° Min/Max Range 1-2 3.75-4.75 5.70-7 5.70-7 12-14 18-20 Max.with Density Bonus 2 6 8.75 8.75 17.5 25 Lot Width(FT)2 75 45 35 30 25 - omer Lot Width (FT}2 75 50 40 35 30 - Lot Depth:Width Ratio - - - - - - Setbacks 2 . Front(FT) 25 203 12. 10 154 154 Rear(FTf 25 20 15 ' 10 10 10 Side(FT) 15 5 5 5 28 40 48 40 40 40 I Comer Side(FT}u side plus 5 side plus 5 side plus 5 side—ft 5 side plus 5 side I s 5 Building Separation (FT) 30 10 81 10 20 Max. Building Coverage 35% 40%5 50% NIA® 65% 65% Max. Building Height Stories 2 2 2 27 3 3 Key to Land Use Regulations 'Small lot—lots within subdivision tracts that have a standard tot size of less than 3,600 square feet. 2Unless otherwise specified,standards are minimums and setbacks shall be measured from the planned ultimate right-of-way width of the roadway as shown on the Master Plan or on any applicable Specific Plan. Setbacks and other Table 3-7 criteria shall apply to all new residential lots within the Specific Plan Ili planning area,except where specific lot type/product design criteria have been approved and adopted as part of the College Park Specific Plan Area Design Manual or as hart of a Special Purpose Plan. 3A 15-foot front setback is allowed for single-story homes. 4A minimum 10-foot front setback is allowed on arterial streets, but the minimum front setback shall be increased by five feet for each story over the first story for structures zoned R-MH and R-H adjacent to arterial roads or adjacent to lots designated RNL, R/L or R/M in the Master Plan. 5A 50%maximum building coverage is allowed for single-story homes. BBuitding coverage is not limited, buildings must meet all setbacks. One least one_(1}plan of the model home master plan may not exceed the square feet of Livable Area set forth in the table below. Where "Standard Lot Size"may not be applicable,average lot size may be substituted for the purposes of calculating the Maximum Livable Area. OR A49—d—A-1 HOMM 1.488-10—r-PIRMS 411*189h haW-I-hFA-A-ROOF Plans,any one(1)plan ahall Ret-he us-ed-ORIA-66 MOA NAY PMOM(30%)Of FROM thOR pemeRt(40%)'ef the tole!Wa. On Model .A ahall not ha-isted an'age Lhan Won p9mrA(20%)9F FneFe then thidy Ove IGWI left. GA &AGId-1-41 HOMIS M86tOF PISAS Which PGFWRt(30%)Of U481 1GtG-. Standard Lot Sizes Maximum Livable Area(for one plan) <3,000 sq.ft. 1,400 sq.ft. 3,000-<3,200 sq.ft. 1,500 sq.ft. 3,200-<3,400 sq.ft. 1,600 sq. ft. 3,400-<3,600 sq.ft. 1,700 sq. ft. The ix of plans on a Model Home Master Plan shall conform to plgtt1!3g gftpriat rth-inth ble below, but in no case shalle plan(s)reauired to have a Maximum LIvabI2 AM as set forth in the table a Ove be plotted on less than 15%of lots within the Model Home Master Plan. NMObff of olans in Portion of Portion of Model Home Master Model Home Master Plan. Model Home Master Plan, Plan Minimum Maximum 30% 49 4 2 F:Wbuddn Houft%pedfEe Plan III subeOVmt ft*deVCeeeano KamBos AroJeclLPM0WW3-ti4p a PIan%Twd CnenosskWH Amendment-W-rev Jung 7 2007.4w -7-