§ 154.191 TABLES.

Table A: Example of Application of Conservation Subdivision Standards for a 100-Acre Project
Zone	Dwelling Units	Utility Service	Lot Size	Total Area for Lots	Typ. Road R-O-W	Total Area Developed	Potential Total Area Conserved	Minimum Primary Con. Area
			(All Areas Listed in Acres)
A-1	12	Well and septic	1.0 average	12.0	3.0	15.0	85.0 *	15.0
		Public water and septic	1.3 max.	15.6	3.0	18.6	81.4 #
		Public water and septic	0.8 min.	9.6	2.5	12.1	87.9
		Public water and public sewer	0.5 max.	6.0	2.5	8.5	91.5
		Public water and public sewer	0.2 min.	2.4	2.0	4.4	95.6
A-2	24	Well and septic	1.0 average	24.0	6.0	30.0	70.0 *	25.0
		Public water and septic	1.3 max.	31.2	6.0	37.2	62.8 #
		Public water and septic	0.8 min.	19.2	5.0	24.2	75.8
		Public water and public sewer	0.5 max.	12.0	4.0	16.0	84.0
		Public water and public sewer	0.2 min.	4.8	3.0	7.8	92.2
R-1	43	Well and septic	Not permitted
		Public water and septic	1.3 max.	55.9	10.0	65.9	34.1 #	25.0
		Public water and septic	0.8 min.	34.4	9.0	43.4	56.6
		Public water and public sewer	0.8 max.	34.4	9.0	43.4	56.6
		Public water and public sewer	0.2 min.	8.6	5.0	13.6	86.4
R-2	80	Well and septic	Not permitted
		Public water and septic	Not permitted
		Public water and public sewer	0.8 max.	64.0	10.0	74	26.0 #	25.0
		Public water and public sewer	0.2 min.	16.0	7.0	23	77.0
*   Minimum lot size to be determined by Putnam County Board of Health requirements and septic design.
#   A mix of lot sizes and creative road design can easily meet the minimum conservation area requirements.

 

Table B: Permitted Number of Dwelling Units
Zone	Conventional Subdivision		Conservation Subdivision
	Density	Lot Size	Density	Lot Size	Available Utilities	Minimum Conservation Area
A-1	1.0 D.U per 10 acres	10 acres/ min.	1 D.U. per 10 acres Plus:	1.0 acre average *	Well and septic	Total: 85% of gross area
			a) 0.2 D.U per 10 acres for conservation	1.3 acre max.	Public water and septic	Primary: 15% of gross area
			b) 0.1 D.U. per 10 acres for maintenance endowment	0.8 acre min.	Public water and septic	Buffer: as required
				0.5 acre max.	Public water and public sewer
				0.2 acre min.	Public water and public sewer
A-2	2.0 D.U. per 10 acres	5 acres/min.	2 D.U. per 10 acres Plus:	1.0 acre average *	Well and septic	Total: 70% of gross area
			a) 0.4 D.U per 10 acres for conservation	1.3 acre max.	Public water and septic	Primary: 25% of gross area
			b) 0.1 D.U. per 10 acres for maintenance endowment	0.8 acre min.	Public water and septic	Buffer: as required
				0.5 acre max.	Public water and public sewer
				0.2 acre min.	Public water and public sewer
R-1	3.3 D.U. per 10 acres	3 acre/min.	3.3 D.U. per 10 acres Plus:	Not permitted	Well and septic	Total: 35% of gross area
			a) 1.0 D.U per 10 acres for conservation	1.3 acre max.	Public water and septic	Primary: 25% of gross area
			b) 0.1 D.U. per 10 acres	0.8 acre min.	Public water and septic	Buffer: as required
				0.8 acre max.	Public water and public sewer
				0.2 acre min.	Public water and public sewer
R-2	6.6 D.U. per 10 acres	1.5 acre/ min.	6.6 D.U. per 10 acres Plus:	Not permitted	Well and septic	Total: 35% of gross area
			a) 2.0 D.U per 10 acres for conservation	Not permitted	Public water and septic	Primary: 10% of gross area
			b) 0.1 D.U. per 10 acres for maintenance endowment	0.8 acre max.	Public water and public sewer	Buffer: as required
				0.2 acre min.	Public water and public sewer
*   Minimum lot size to be determined by County Board of Health requirements and septic design

 

Table C: Conservation Areas
Primary Conservation Area	Buffer	Secondary Conservation Area
Required	Preferred	Required	Required	Preferred
Wetlands	Large woodlands	100-foot wide greenway	Mature woodlands	Upland forest
100-year floodplain	Classified forest		Aquifer recharge areas	Meadows
Karst topography	Lands with prime soils		Prime farmland	Pastures
Soils subject to slumping	Unique natural areas		Historic features	Farm fields
Land with slopes exceeding 25%	Riparian areas		Archaeological features	Hedgerows
Land with existing easements			Cultural features	Treelines
			Scenic views
Note that for some sites, the designated buffer area may be included or contribute toward the minimum primary conservation area goal for the district

 

(Ord. 1999-4-19-1, passed 4-19-1999)