Earth Material
Any rock, natural soil,
, or any combination thereof.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Capable
A parking space within 6 feet of the termination (in a listed cabinet, box, or other enclosure) of a listed electrical conduit to accommodate a future individual branch circuit originating at the main service or subpanel. The service panel or subpanel circuit directory shall provide capacity to accommodate a 40-ampere minimum 208-volt or 240-volt dedicated branch circuit. The ampere and volt minimums described above can be modified with administrative approval to allow for advances in industry standards. The conduit shall be installed so that minimal removal of materials is necessary to complete a future installation.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Installed
A designated parking space within 6 feet of an installed networked or non-networked charging station.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Ready
A parking space within 6 feet of a suitable circuit termination point, such as a NEMA 14-50R receptacle or EVSE with installed 40-ampere minimum 208-volt or 240-volt dedicated single phase branch circuit for servicing EVSE. The ampere and volt minimums described above can be modified with administrative approval to allow for advances in industry standards.
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE)
The conductors, including the ungrounded, grounded, and equipment grounding conductors, and electric vehicle connectors, attachment plugs, and all other fittings, devices, power outlets, or apparatus installed specifically for the purpose of transferring energy between the premises wiring and an electric vehicle.
Enclosed
See Enclosure.
Enclosure
A that confines an area. The term “enclosed
” means a
enclosed with solid walls from floor to ceiling. Any wall penetrations, such as doors and windows, must include door or window fixtures that can solidly enclose the entire opening.
Environmental Resource Report
Exhibits, maps, and written narrative that document the following:
• The portion of the property within the
;
• The
within the corridor;
• The location of wildlife habitat classes that may be found within the corridor as defined by the Critical and Sensitive Wildlife Habitats Map and Report;
• Any endangered species typically found within the corridor;
• The location of the
; and,
• Other information, such as narratives, conclusions, and recommendations.
Erosion
The wearing away of the ground surface as a result of the movement of air, water, ice, or other disturbances.
Escrow
A fund or deposit established by the responsible
, Depositor; held in trust by a third
Escrow Agent; and disbursed to the City of Tucson, Beneficiary; for the fulfillment of those
as described in the Escrow Agreement.
Established Area
An area where 50% or more of the linear
of all property, excluding alleys and drainageways, located on the same side of the
and within the same
as the proposed
is occupied by principal
that conform to the minimum
required by Section 6.4.5.C,
, for the applicable zoning classification or .
Established Area Setback
A term used to describe the required
from a
applicable as follows.
1. When
of the property is on a
other than one designated a major
or route by the adopted
; and,
2. Where an
exists.
Examiner
Same as Zoning Examiner. See Section 2.2.4.
Excavation
The mechanical removal of
.
Existing Grade
The grade prior to
.
Expansion of
An increase in
,
area,
, or
, except as follows. For purposes of determining compliance with the motor vehicle and parking requirements, an increase in
only is considered an expansion of
.
Exposed Cut
A cut that, upon completion of the improvement necessitating the cut, remains visible from beyond the boundaries of the
or
on which the cut is located.
(Am. Ord. 11953, 8/23/2022)