Land Use
Suggested Land Use Compatibi SLUCM No . Land Use Name Clear Zone APZ I APZ II Den
84 |
Fishing activities 17 |
N 17 |
Y |
Y |
Ma 0.5 pro invo |
85 |
Mining activities 18 |
N |
Y 18 |
Y 18 |
Ma 0.5 pro invo |
89 |
Other resource production or extraction |
N |
Y |
Y |
Ma 0.5 pro invo |
90 Other 91 Undeveloped land Y Y Y 93 Water areas 19 N 19 N 19 N 19
Key to Table : SLUCM ‐ Standard Land Use Coding Manual , US Department of Transportation . Notes :
1 . A “ Yes ”: ( Y ) or a “ No ” ( N ) designation for compatible land use is to be used only for general comparison . Within each , uses exist where further e each category as to whether it is clearly compatible , normally compatible , or not compatible due to the variation of the densities of people and air installations and local governments , general suggestions as to FARs are provided as a guide to density in some categories . In general , land u occupants , including employees , of commercial , service , or industrial buildings or structures to 25 an acre in APZ I and 50 an acre in APZ II are c Outside events should normally be limited to assemblies of not more than 25 people an acre in APZ I and 50 people an acre in APZ II . Recomme standard parking generation rates for various land uses , vehicle occupancy rates , and desired density in APZ I and II . For APZ I , the formula is FA ( Average Vehicle Occupancy x Average Parking Rate x ( 43560 / 1000 )). The formula for APZ II is FAR = 50 / ( Average Vehicle Occupancy x Averag ( 43560 / 1000 )).
2 . The suggested maximum density for detached single‐family housing is two Du / Ac . In a planned unit development ( PUD ) of single‐family detac housing development results in large open areas , this density could possibly be increased slightly provided the amount of surface area covered b 20 percent of the PUD total area . PUD encourages clustered development that leaves large open areas .
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