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2. Side: 0 (zero) feet <br />3. Corner Side: same as Front <br />4. Rear: 5 feet minimum <br />Setback to 1-35W and I-694, or where no Build-to Line applies: <br />1. Minimum structure setback: 30 feet <br />2. Minimum parking setback: 15 feet <br />G. Front Yard Build-To Line. In the NWQ District in the front yard, abuild-to line is established that <br />provides a minimum and maximum front setback far buildings and other structures, from the <br />right-of--way line. For parking, the minimum setback applies, but not the maximum. The types of <br />build-to conditions are described below, and illustrated on Figure 1: <br />1. Build-to Line A. Minimum setback shall be 10 feet, maximum setback shall be 20 feet, see <br />Figure 1. <br />2. Build-to Line B. Minimum setback shall be 10 feet, maximum setback shall be 44 feet, see <br />Figure 1. <br />H. Street Frontage Occupied by Structures. In the NWQ District a minimum portion of the street <br />frontage of any lot shall be occupied by structures other than parking structures meeting the Build- <br />to Line, as described below and. illustrated on Figure 2. Frontage shall mean the length of the lot <br />line fronting a street, measured at the minimum front setback, for interior lots; and the length of <br />the lot line fronting a street, measured at the minimum front setback, between minimum front <br />setbacks at the corner(s) of intersecting streets for comer lots. <br />l . Frontage Type A. At least 70% (seventy percent) of the street frontage must be occupied by <br />structures meeting the Build-to Line. Other portions of a structure beyond the 70% may be <br />setback farther than required by the Build-to Line. <br />2. Frontage Type B. At least 50% (fifty percent) of the street frontage must be occupied by <br />structures meeting the Build-to Line. Other portions of a structure beyond the 50% may be <br />setback farther than required by the Build-to Line. <br />3. Frontage Type C. At least 30% (thirty percent) of the street frontage must be occupied by <br />structures meeting the Build-to Liue. Other portions of a structure beyond the 30% may be <br />setback farther than required by the Build-to Line. <br />I. At least the first and second floor must meet the Build-to Line. Stepping back, or terracing, is <br />allowed on upper Moors. The Build-to Line may be met either with an enclosed building or an <br />arcade constructed of the same materials as the remainder of the building. <br />stormwater Treatment Requirements. 1n order to ensure ecologically sound stormwater treatment <br />throughout the Northwest Quadrant, all development shall conform to a plan. that meets to the <br />following requirements to the extent possible, based on the recommendation of the City engineer: <br />A. The plan will. include stormwater management systems for all new development that incorporate <br />conservation development design and/or ecological stormwater management techniques. These <br />techniques include the methods listed below and described further in the Northwest Quadrant <br />Framework Plan: <br />1. Detention Ponds <br />2. Infiltration systems including trenches, basins, pervious paving systems, roof downspout <br />systems. <br />3. Biofiltration systems including vegetated swales, vegetated filter strips, media filters, and <br />catch basin filter inserts. <br />4. Multifunctional systems including enhanced swales and ponds and bioretention. <br />
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