(A) If a public pedestrian/bike easement of a least 20 feet in width running continuously through the property is provided by the owner, the maximum building height allowable may be increased up to four stories, not to exceed 50 feet. The granting of this increase shall also be dependent upon design and topographical considerations.
(B) If a public pedestrian/bike easement of at least 20 feet in width running continuously through the property is provided by the owner, the required setbacks from public right-of-way may be varied as long as design, floodplain, safety, topographic, and view considerations are satisfactorily addressed; provided, however, the setback may not be reduced to less than ten feet.
(C) For every 400 square feet of dedicated public pedestrian easement which is at least 20 feet wide that is provided by the owner, one parking space may be deducted from the required parking total. This provision shall not apply to residential use within the RCO. Regardless of waivers or exemptions hereinabove granted or the requirements set forth in the off-street parking regulations of the county, required parking spaces shall never be reduced to less than 50% of the normal required total number of spaces.
(Ord. passed 5-16-2023)