For the purpose of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
DEVELOPER. Landowner(s) of the subject property containing a proposed development or project.
DWELLING UNIT. Any building or portion thereof, which contains living facilities, including provisions for sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation as required by this code, for not more than one family. DWELLING UNITS include temporary or quasi-dwelling units such as suites within hotel or motel type uses, suites within senior care or assisted care type facilities, accessory DWELLING UNITS, and mobile or semi-mobile living facilities since they all house people who will impact the parks and recreation system.
MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. Structure(s) or projects with more than one DWELLING UNIT on one lot or mixed-use structures containing at least one DWELLING UNIT. Includes two-family or duplex residential. Includes group or community home type uses. For purposes of this subchapter, structures that have restricted usage of one person per room (documentation must be provided with building permit application), dwelling unit count shall be assessed based on the number of rooms available for residential living, divided by the persons per household number stipulated in Appendix II to Ordinance 180327B, which is incorporated herein by reference, to ascertain the number of dwelling units to be utilized in determining dedication and/or fees required. MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL projects shall be assessed parkland fees and pay parkland fees of this subchapter prior to the issuance of a building permit.
PARK. Includes a variety of PARKS, trails, open spaces, natural preserves, gathering spaces, and recreational opportunities and facilities that are open and accessible to the general public and are located within a convenient distance of the residences to be served thereby.
RESIDENTIAL USES. Includes SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL and MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL uses.
SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. Structure(s) with one dwelling unit on one lot, not to include mixed-use or live-work structures. Any one proposed lot containing only one proposed dwelling unit shall be assessed parkland fees and pay parkland fees of this subchapter prior to filing an associated plat for record.
(Ord. 180327B, passed 3-27-2018)