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areas: <br />-public <br />number T <br />available <br />for general <br />use. <br />number if <br />available <br />for general <br />public use. <br />1,velopment of active recreational <br />10/35* <br />10/35* <br />Provides for increased opportunity <br />facilities ie: trails, ball fields, tennis <br />higher <br />higher <br />for recreation. <br />courts, outdoor riding arenas. <br />number if <br />number if <br />available <br />available <br />for general <br />for general <br />public use. <br />public use. <br />Development of formal recreation <br />10/50* <br />10/50* <br />Provides for increased opportunity <br />facilities. ie: pool, clubhouse, golf <br />higher <br />higher <br />for recreation. <br />course, indoor riding arenas. <br />number if <br />number if <br />available <br />available <br />for general <br />for general <br />public use.public <br />use. <br />16.09. 100 Definitions <br />A. Cluster. A "cluster" consists of three or more buildable contiguous lots or building <br />envelopes within the cluster boundary. Individual clusters need not be contiguous but must <br />be within the project boundary. <br />B. "Density bonus" is that percentage of increase over the underlying zoning in the number of <br />residential lots based on the total acres of the proposal. <br />C. Open space. For purposes of this chapter, "open space" shall mean land used for outdoor <br />active, passive and formal recreational purposes, land used for resource protection <br />(including related structures such as barns on agriculturally productive land), land which is <br />a common area for use by the public and/or residents of a cluster development, which is <br />reserved for parks, walking paths or other natural uses, but not to include critical areas <br />where development would otherwise be restricted, or dwellings or roadways surfaces, or <br />building setbacks required by current codes. In all cases, for purposes of this chapter, open <br />space shall be of a functional nature and incorporate logical boundaries. <br />D. Public Water System. A DOH approved water system that meets the requirements of WAC <br />246-290 or 246-291, or any water system that meets the definition of "Municipal water <br />supplier" under RCW 90.03.015. <br />E. Sewage Disposal System. A DOH or DOE approved sewage disposal system that meets <br />the requirements of RCW 36.94 or RCW 90.46 or RCW 90.48. <br />F. Parent Parcel. That land made up of one or more contiguous tax parcels that are <br />developed under this section. <br />G. Recreational passive uses shall include, but not be limited to, picnic areas, bird and wildlife <br />viewing areas, pedestrian trails, etc. <br />H. Recreational active uses shall include, but not be limited to, ball fields, tennis courts, <br />wheeled vehicle trails, outdoor riding arenas, etc. <br />I. Recreational formal uses shall include, but not be limited to, swimming pools, clubhouses, <br />golf courses, indoor riding arenas, etc. <br />J. Reserve Development Area is all of the land within the project boundary that is within one <br />mile of an Urban Growth Area and could reasonably be considered for inclusion within an <br />Urban Growth Area during the 20 year planning period. <br />K. The "residual parcel" (also called "the open area") is that land which is remaining after the <br />cluster subdivision lots and internal roads are deducted. <br />U00113 <br />