Title 18 - Unified Development Ordinance

 

18.375 pORTFOLIO hOMES dEVELOPMENT-PILOT PROGRAM

 

Contents:

18.375.010 Statement of Intent

18.375.020 Statement of Use

18.375.030 Applicability

18.375.040 Allowed Building Types and Uses

18.375.050 Height and Area Regulations

18.375.060 Site Layout Options

18.375.070 Access, Easements and Maintenance

18.375.080 Other Applicable Regulations

18.375.090 Subdivision and Lot Splits

18.375.100 Plan Approval

18.375.110 Applications

18.375.120 Definitions

 

18.375.090 Subdivision and Lot Splits

 

Except as otherwise noted below, all land to be developed as part of the Pilot Program is subject to 18.460 - subdivision and lot splits.

  1. A.
    All proposed developments under the Pilot Program may submit a combined preliminary plan and preliminary plat per 18.460.040.
  2. B.
    A Portfolio Homes Development Project of up to 3 lots is allowed as a minor subdivision - 18.460.050.
  3. C.
    Compliance with 18.460.350 and 18.460.360 - Minimum Dwelling Size Classifications is waived.
  4. D.
    Lots approved as part of a Cottage Court or Flag Lot layout are exempt from 18.460.160 - lot frontage provided that driveway access and access easement requirements outlined in 18.375.070 are met.
  5. E.
    Issuance of Building Permits. Platting is required per 18.460.011; however, a plat or lot split creating lots under the Pilot Program that do not conform to the underlying zoning district must be ready to record prior to the issuance of a building permit but will not be recorded until the portfolio home structure is ready for a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO).
  6. F.
    Existing Homes. Where a proposed development includes an existing home that is proposed to remain, the existing home must be located on a lot which conforms with the lot dimension, setback standards and area regulations of the underlying district. Provided however, as part of a plat approval, a lot for an existing home that is smaller than the minimum lot area or dimensions applicable to the underlying zoning district may be considered as a rule exception (18.460.210) provided that all setbacks can be met.

     

 

(History: Ord. No. ZRR-3507 §10, 2026)

Effective on: 1/1/1901