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creag

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gross acres (including

existing

right-of-w

ay); 11.26 net acres (after rem

oving

existing

r/w

for 25th

S

treet and

N

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Pine S

treet)

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ax

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units as perm

itted by right and

under prescribed

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ith

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as allow

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ore specifically described and restricted below

in S

ection 3).

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.

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C

atalina

Avenue, and

four (4) stories for the

rem

ainder of the

buildings constructed

on

the

S

ite. B

uilding

height w

ill be

m

easured as

defined by the O

rdinance.

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arkin

g: A

s required and allow

ed by the O

rdinance for the U

R-2 zoning district.

1.

Gen

eral P

ro

visio

ns:

a.

Site L

ocatio

n. T

hese D

evelopm

ent S

tandards, the T

echnical D

ata S

heet and

S

chem

atic S

ite P

lan, and

related graphics

form

the R

ezoning

P

lan (collectively referred to as the

“R

ezoning P

lan”) associated

w

ith

the

R

ezoning

P

etition filed

by C

harlotte

Tryon H

ills P

artners, LLC

(“P

etitioner”) to

accom

modate

developm

ent of a

residential com

munity on

an

approxim

ately 11.26

acre

site

generally located betw

een C

atalina

A

ve. and

N

. P

opular S

treet and

betw

een W

24th

and

W

26th

S

treets in

C

harlotte (the

“S

ite”).

b.

Zo

nin

g D

istricts/O

rd

in

an

ce

. D

evelopm

ent of the

S

ite w

ill be

governed by the

R

ezoning

P

lan as w

ell as the

applicable

provisions of the

C

ity of C

harlotte Z

oning

O

rdinance

(the

“O

rdinance”). U

nless the

R

ezoning

P

lan establishes m

ore stringent

standards, the regulations established

under the

O

rdinance

for the

U

R-2

zoning classification shall govern all developm

ent taking

place on the S

ite.

c.

Grap

hics an

d A

lteratio

ns

. T

he

schem

atic depictions of sidew

alks, drivew

ays, streets and

other developm

ent m

atters and

site

elem

ents (collectively the

“D

evelopm

ent/S

ite

E

lem

ents”) set forth on

the

R

ezoning

P

lan should be

review

ed

in conjunction

w

ith

the

provisions of these D

evelopm

ent S

tandards. T

he layout, locations, sizes and

form

ulations of the

D

evelopm

ent/S

ite E

lem

ents

depicted on

the R

ezoning

P

lan are graphic representations of the

D

evelopm

ent/S

ite

elem

ents proposed. C

hanges to

the

R

ezoning

Plan not anticipated by the R

ezoning P

lan w

ill be review

ed and approved as allow

ed by S

ection 6.207 of the O

rdinance.

Since

the

project has not undergone

the

design

developm

ent and

construction phases, it is intended

that this R

ezoning

P

lan

provide

for flexibility in allow

ing som

e alterations or m

odifications from

the

graphic representations of the

D

evelopm

ent/S

ite

Elem

ents. T

herefore, there m

ay be

instances w

here

m

inor m

odifications w

ill be

allow

ed

w

ithout requiring

the

A

dm

inistrative

Am

endm

ent P

rocess per S

ection 6.207 of the O

rdinance. T

hese instances w

ould include changes to graphics if they are:

i.

minor and don't m

aterially change the overall design intent depicted on the R

ezoning P

lan.

The P

lanning D

irector w

ill determ

ine

if such m

inor m

odifications are allow

ed

per this am

ended process, and

if it is determ

ined that

the

alteration

does not m

eet the

criteria described above, the

P

etitioner shall then

follow

the

A

dm

inistrative

A

mendm

ent P

rocess

per S

ection 6.207 of the O

rdinance; in each instance, how

ever, subject to the P

etitioner's appeal rights set forth in the O

rdinance.

2.

Perm

itted

U

ses, D

evelo

pm

en

t A

rea L

im

itatio

ns, an

d T

ran

sfer &

C

on

versio

n R

ig

hts

:

For ease of reference, the R

ezoning

P

lan sets forth six (6) developm

ent areas as generally depicted on

the

T

echnical D

ata S

heet

as D

evelopm

ent A

reas A

, B

, B

.1, C

, C

.1 and D

(each a “D

evelopm

ent A

rea” and collectively the “D

evelopm

ent A

reas”).

a.

Up to

313

residential dw

elling

units m

ay be constructed

on

the

S

ite. T

he

follow

ing restrictions w

ill apply to

the

allow

ed

residential dw

elling units:

i.

Along C

atalina A

venue w

ithin D

evelopm

ent A

rea C

.1 only one-fam

ily attached or detached dw

elling units m

ay be constructed

as allow

ed

by the

U

R-2

zoning district. A

m

axim

um

of 14

residential dw

elling units m

ay be

constructed

w

ithin

D

evelopm

ent A

rea

C.1.

ii.

Along C

atalina

A

venue

w

ithin D

evelopm

ent A

rea

B

.1

up

to

four (4) detached

dw

elling units m

ay be

constructed

as allow

ed

by the U

R-2 zoning district.

iii.

Within

D

evelopm

ent A

reas A

, B

, C

and

D

up

to 295

m

ulti-fam

ily residential dw

elling units as allow

ed

by the

U

R-2

Z

oning

District m

ay be constructed.

3.

Access, B

uffers, S

creen

in

g, O

pen

S

pace an

d P

ed

estrian

C

ircu

latio

n.

a.

Access to

the

S

ite w

ill be

from

C

atalina

A

venue, W

. 24th

S

treet, W

. 25th

S

treet, W

. 26th

S

treet, N

. P

ine, and

N

P

oplar S

treet.

The num

ber and location of access points w

ill be determ

ined during the land developm

ent approval process.

b.

Surface

parking

areas over 100

feet in length

w

ith

frontage on

an

existing

public street w

ill be

screened

by a

low

(3.0) foot

masonry w

all.

c.

An im

proved

open

space area w

ill be

provided

at the

intersection of N

. P

ine

S

treet and W

. 26th

S

treet as generally depicted

on

the

R

ezoning

P

lan. T

his open space area

w

ill be

im

proved w

ith landscaping

including

law

n panels, w

alkw

ays, seating

areas, as

well as other am

enities appropriate to the design of the open space.

d.

The portions of the existing

public streets that abut the S

ite w

ill be

im

proved w

ith eight (8) foot sidew

alks, and

a

m

inim

um

of

eight (8) foot planting strips.

e.

The P

etitioner w

ill w

ork w

ith

the

C

ity A

rborist and

the

U

rban

F

orestry staff to provide

larger planting strips and

other

measures to

preserve the

existing

trees along

N

. P

ine S

treet. A

larger building

and

parking

setback has been

provided along N

.

Pine to help w

ith the preservation of existing trees.

f.

W. 25th

S

treet w

ill be

extended

to

C

atalina

A

venue as a public street as part of the

developm

ent of the

S

ite

that abuts W

.

25th S

treet. T

his extension

w

ill occur as part of the

redevelopm

ent of D

evelopm

ent A

reas A

, B

, C

and

D

. T

he right-of-w

ay

dedicated and the construction of the roadw

ay w

ill occur as required

by the subdivision regulations and prior to

the issuance

of the

first certificate

of occupancy for D

evelopm

ent A

reas A

, B

, C

or D

. T

he

P

etitioner m

ay post a

bond

for any im

provem

ents not

com

pleted at the tim

e a certificate of occupancy is issued.

g.

Catalina

A

venue w

ill be

extend

to W

. 24th

S

treet as a

public street as part of the

developm

ent to

the

portion

of the

S

ite

that

abuts C

atalina

A

venue (D

evelopm

ent A

rea C

.1) or as part of the

D

evelopm

ent A

reas B

and C

. T

he right-of-w

ay dedication and

the

construction of the

roadw

ay w

ill occur as required

by the

subdivision

regulations and

prior to

the

issuance

of the

first certificate

of

occupancy

for

Developm

ent

Area

C.1,

or

Developm

ent

Area

B

and

C

if

constructed

as

part

of

the

developm

ent

of

these

Developm

ent A

reas. T

he P

etitioner m

ay post a

bond

for any im

provem

ents not com

pleted

at the

tim

e a

certificate of occupancy is

issued. T

he

extension of C

atalina

A

venue w

ill be

constructed

to

m

eet a

m

inor collector street cross-section except that along the

western

edge

of

the

extension

(adjacent

to

tax

parcel

#079-099-05)

a

sidew

alk

will

not

be

constructed

due

to

insufficient

right-of-w

ay.

h.

The portions of the

follow

ing

streets that abut the

S

ite or both

sides of the

street if w

holly located w

ithin the

S

ite w

ill be

im

proved to a residential w

ide S

treet cross-section W

. 25th S

treet, W

. 26th S

treet, and N

. P

opular S

treet.

i.

The existing street cross-section for N

. P

ine S

treet w

ill not be im

proved to in order to preserve the existing trees.

j.

W. 24th

S

treet w

ill be

w

idened

to

have a

m

inim

um

of 15

feet of pavem

ent from

the

existing

center line in order to

accom

modate

one

lane of traffic and

a

five (5) foot bike

lane. T

he P

etitioner m

ay add

on-street parking

at w

hich point the

bike

lane

will be increased to six (6) feet.

k.

Existing C

atalina

A

venue w

ill

be

im

proved

to

have a

m

inim

um

of

17.5

feet of pavem

ent

from

the

center

line.

T

his

im

provem

ent along existing C

atalina w

ill occur as part of the developm

ent of D

evelopm

ent A

reas B

.1 and C

.1.

l.

The proposed

one-fam

ily attached

and

detached

dw

elling units located along C

atalina

A

venue w

ill be

accessed

via

an alley

located at the rear of the units.

m.

On-street parking w

ill not be allow

ed on streets w

ith less than 26 feet clear w

idth.

4.

Arch

itectu

ral S

tan

dard

s an

d P

arkin

g L

ocatio

n R

estrictio

ns:

a.

The principal buildings used for m

ulti-fam

ily residential uses constructed

on

the

S

ite m

ay use a

variety of building

m

aterials.

The

building

m

aterials used for buildings (other than structured parking

facilities, if any) w

ill be

a

com

bination

of the

follow

ing: glass,

brick, stone, sim

ulated

stone, pre-cast stone, precast concrete, synthetic stone, stucco, cem

entatious siding

(such

as hardy-plank),

EIF

S or w

ood. V

inyl as a building m

aterial w

ill not be allow

ed except on w

indow

s, soffits and on handrails/railings.

b.

A m

inim

um

of a

20

foot setback as m

easured from

the

future back of curb

w

ill be

provided

along each side of the

follow

ing

existing

and

extended public streets W

. 24th

S

treet, W

. 25th S

treet, W

. 26th, and

N

. P

opular S

treet. T

he last four (4) feet of the

proposed 20

foot setback w

ill be

a

transition zone in

w

hich stairs and

stair rails, stoops, one-story open air porches and

other

architectural features w

ill be allow

ed.

c.

Along N

. P

ine S

treet in order to

preserve the

existing

trees located

along N

. P

ine S

treet a

m

inim

um

setback of 30

feet as

measured from

the existing back of curb w

ill be provided.

d.

Along C

atalina A

venue a 15 foot setback as m

easured from

the back of the sidew

alk w

ill be provided.

e.

“B

uilding

E

dges” have been provided

along the

existing

public streets as generally depicted

on the

T

echnical D

ata S

heet.

The

buildings constructed

on

the

S

ite m

ust adhere to

the

B

uilding

E

dges

generally depicted on

the

T

echnical D

ata S

heet

(plaza/outdoor dining areas w

ill be

considered

part of the

buildings for the

purposes of com

pliance w

ith

this provision). P

arking

areas m

ay be located betw

een buildings and to the rear of the proposed buildings.

f.

A m

inim

um

of 65%

of the

existing

linear street frontage (as m

easured

on

a

block by block basis), except N

. P

ine S

treet, w

ill

be

m

ade

up

of building

edges. P

arking

and drivew

ays located to

the

sides of the

proposed buildings w

ill m

ake

up

no

m

ore than

35%

of the

linear street frontage on

each individual block face (except along N

. P

ine S

treet). O

pen space areas w

ill be

considered

a building edge w

hen calculating the m

inim

um

65%

building edge frontage requirem

ent.

g.

Gen

eral S

ite C

on

sid

eratio

ns

i.

The proposed buildings w

ill be oriented tow

ard the existing P

ublic S

treets to reinforce the street scape.

ii.

Orient buildings in a w

ay to enclose and define public space, open space and green space.

iii.

Building

features such as porches, patios, stoops, front w

alkw

ays and

centralized doorw

ays or breezew

ays shall front the

public streets, except w

here

ends of buildings front these streets. W

hen

the

ends of buildings front streets, w

alkw

ays w

ill be

provided to clearly connect the building entrances w

ith the street netw

ork.

iv.

Architectural treatm

ent shall continue on all sides of a building except as specifically noted otherw

ise.

v.

Ground

floor elevations shall be

treated w

ith a

com

bination of fenestration, clear glass, prom

inent entrances, porches,

stoops, change

in m

aterials, building

step backs, art w

ork and

landscaping. B

lank w

alls cannot be

addressed

w

ith landscape

elem

ents only.

vi.

All building

entrances w

ill be

connected to

the street netw

ork subject to

grade and

A

DA

standards (private patios w

ill not be

considered a building entrance).

h.

Facad

e C

om

po

sitio

n

i.

The P

rincipal E

ntrance

of a

building

shall be

articulated

and

expressed

in greater architectural detail than

other building

entrances. G

round floor units facing the public streets w

ill have an entrance that is designed as a m

ain entrance from

the street.

ii.

Window

s shall be vertically shaped

w

ith

a

height greater than

their w

idth. H

ow

ever, in

instances of large, feature

w

indow

s,

fenestrations m

ay be used to provide a sim

ilar vertical appearance. S

quare w

indow

s m

ay be used as a secondary design elem

ent.

1.

Facades shall incorporate w

indow

s and doors as follow

s:

i.

Window

s and

doors shall be

provided

for at least 20%

of the total F

acade area along the

proposed streets, w

ith

each floor

calculated

independently. T

he m

axim

um

contiguous area w

ithout w

indow

s or doors on any floor facing a

public street shall not

exceed 20

feet in height and 20

feet in length

in any direction. C

hanges in m

aterials and other treatm

ents m

ay be

used to break up

walls w

here w

indow

s are not possible due to building layout (e.g. stairw

ells and/or m

echanical/utility room

s).

ii.

The above

requirem

ent for w

indow

s and

doors m

ay be reduced

by 50%

w

here

a

F

acade is not visible from

a

public street

and

the

m

axim

um

contiguous area w

ithout w

indow

s or doors on

any floor m

ay be

increased

to

20 feet in

height and 40

feet in

length.

iii.

The F

acades of first/ground floor of the buildings along the

public streets shall incorporate a

m

inim

um

of 25%

m

asonry

materials such as brick, stucco or stone.

2.

Façade articulation:

i.

Facades over 75

feet in length

shall incorporate

w

all projections or recesses a

m

inim

um

of three feet in

depth. T

he

com

bined length

of said

recesses and

projections shall constitute

at least 20%

of the

total F

acade length

for F

acades over 75

feet

in length. P

atios and balconies are acceptable projections.

3.

Additional S

treet F

ronting F

acade requirem

ents on P

ublic S

treets:

i.

Street fronting

F

acades and

E

nd

fronting F

acades shall be

articulated

and

designed to

create

additional visual interest by

varying architectural details, building m

aterials, the roof line, and building offsets.

ii.

On corner lots, the

architectural treatm

ent of a

building's intersecting

S

treet F

ronting F

acades shall be substantially sim

ilar,

except that said

building m

ay em

phasize

the

corner location

by incorporating

additional height at the corner, varying

the

roof form

at the corner, or providing other architectural em

bellishm

ents at the corner.

iii.

First S

tory F

acades of all buildings along streets shall incorporate colum

ns, aw

nings, arcades, porches, stoops, w

indow

s,

doors, or other architectural elem

ents. T

he first floor of buildings greater than three (3) floors w

ill be taller.

iv.

Facades shall provide

visual divisions betw

een the

first and

second stories, w

hen

the

building

height is m

ore than

tw

o

stories, through architectural m

eans such as courses, aw

nings, or a change in prim

ary façade m

aterials or colors.

v.

Facades above the first S

tory shall incorporate w

indow

s, arches, balconies, or other architectural details.

vi.

No m

ore than

four different m

aterials, textures, colors, or com

binations thereof m

ay be

used on a

single

building. T

his

requirem

ent shall not include m

aterials used on w

indow

s, doors, porches, balconies, foundations, aw

nings or architectural details.

vii.

Materials m

ay be com

bined horizontally or vertically, w

ith the heavier below

the lighter w

hen horizontal.

viii.

Vinyl or alum

inum

siding, exposed

standard concrete

m

asonry unit (C

MU

) block, corrugated

steel, prefabricated

m

etal,

exposed plyw

ood, and exposed pressboard are prohibited, except w

hen used as a decorative feature or accent.

ix.

Exterior m

aterials of buildings along the P

ublic S

treets shall be

lim

ited

to

brick, stone, pre-cast concrete, w

ood, stucco,

cem

entitious siding, glass, m

anufactured stone or granite.

x.

Accessory S

tructures shall be consistent w

ith the P

rincipal B

uilding in m

aterial, texture, and color.

(a)

Foundations,

where

provided,

shall

be

constructed

as

a

distinct

building

elem

ent

that

contrasts

with

Facade

materials. E

xposed above-ground

foundations shall be

coated

or faced in

cem

ent, stucco, brick, m

anufactured

stone,

or natural stone to contrast w

ith facade m

aterials.

i.

Ro

ofs

i.

Pitched or flat roofs are

acceptable. T

he pitch of the

building's prim

ary roof shall have a

m

inim

um

slope of 4:12. F

lat roofs

shall be screened from

the view

of P

ublic S

treets by a parapet.

ii.

Accessory features on a roof shall be screened from

the view

of the P

ublic S

treets by a parapet or other architectural feature.

iii.

Perm

itted sloped roof m

aterials are asphalt shingles, com

position shingles, w

ood shingles, tin, standing seam

m

etal, and

wood shakes.

iv.

Vents, stacks, and

roof fans are

to

be

painted

to

blend

w

ith

the

roof color and

hidden

from

P

ublic S

treet view

to

the

greatest

extent possible.

j.

Ad

ditio

nal D

esig

n S

tan

dard

s

i.

No parking

or m

aneuvering

for parking

w

ill be

allow

ed

betw

een

the

proposed

buildings located on

the S

ite and

the abutting

public streets. P

arking

areas m

ay be located adjacent and

betw

een the

allow

ed

residential buildings or behind

the

allow

ed

residential buildings.

ii.

If garages are constructed

on

the

S

ite they m

ay not be

oriented tow

ard

the

existing

or proposed

public streets, except w

hen

the garage is located behind the principal structure.

5.

En

viro

nm

en

tal F

eatu

res:

a.

The

P

etitioner shall com

ply w

ith

the C

harlotte C

ity C

ouncil approved and

adopted P

ost C

onstruction

C

ontrols O

rdinance.

The

location, size, and

type of storm

w

ater m

anagem

ent system

s if depicted on the

R

ezoning

P

lan are subject to

review

and

approval as part of the

full developm

ent plan

subm

ittal and

are not im

plicitly approved w

ith

this rezoning. A

djustm

ents m

ay be

necessary in order to accom

modate actual storm

w

ater treatm

ent requirem

ents and natural site discharge points.

b.

Trees

located

in

the

City

of

Charlotte

public

street

right-of-w

ay

are

protected

by

the

T

ree

O

rdinance;

Landscape

Managem

ent m

ust be contacted before any disturbance or rem

oval of trees in the public street right-of-w

ay occurs.

6.

Lig

htin

g:

a.

Detached lighting on the S

ite, except street lights located along public streets, w

ill be lim

ited to 21 feet in height.

7.

So

lid

W

aste A

reas:

a.

Within D

evelopm

ent A

reas A

, B

, C

and

D

locations for solid

w

aste

containers including

recycling

containers w

ill be

provided

as required by the O

rdinance.

b.

Developm

ent A

rea C

.1 and B

.1 m

ay be served by roll out containers.

8.

Am

en

dm

en

ts to

th

e R

ezo

nin

g P

lan

:

a.

Future

am

endm

ents to

the

R

ezoning

P

lan

(w

hich

includes these D

evelopm

ent S

tandards) m

ay be

applied

for by the

then

Ow

ner or O

wners of the

applicable

D

evelopm

ent A

rea

portion

of the

S

ite affected

by such am

endm

ent in accordance

w

ith

the

provisions herein and of C

hapter 6 of the O

rdinance.

8.

Bin

din

g E

ffect o

f th

e R

ezo

nin

g A

pp

licatio

n:

a.

If this R

ezoning

P

etition is approved, all conditions applicable

to

the

developm

ent of the

S

ite im

posed under the

R

ezoning

Plan w

ill, unless am

ended in the

m

anner provided herein

and

under the

O

rdinance, be

binding

upon

and

inure

to

the

benefit of the

Petitioner and

subsequent ow

ners of the

S

ite

and

their respective

heirs, devisees, personal representatives, successors in interest

or assigns.

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