Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
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1. Area A - Guidelines for Neighborhood Scale Structures Fronting on<br />
<strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong>:<br />
a. Building Setback<br />
Buildings should be set back from the front property line between<br />
25 feet and 70 feet. Only landscaping and pedestrian amenities are<br />
allowed within the building setback from the roadway. No parking<br />
or driveways should be located between the building and the road<br />
frontage.<br />
b. Building Scale<br />
Building footprints should range from 4,000 square feet to 8,000<br />
square feet. Building footprints should be oriented so the narrow<br />
façade faces <strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong>, and the narrow façade should not exceed 50<br />
feet in width. Any façade that exceeds 75 feet in length should have<br />
at least 10 feet of projection or setback. The recess or projection can<br />
be split into several components, but changes in the façade line of<br />
10 feet or greater are most likely to reduce the visual impact of the<br />
building mass.<br />
c. Building Height<br />
Building height, measured to the tallest part of the roof structure or<br />
decorative feature on the building, should range from 20 to 25 feet<br />
when sited within 50 feet of the front property line. Taller structures<br />
of 25 to 30 feet in height may be accommodated by setting them back<br />
more than 50 feet from the front property line.<br />
d. Parking<br />
All parking should be located to the side or rear of the structure. No<br />
parking is allowed on the site forward of the building’s front façade.<br />
Parking lots along the roadway frontage should be screened from the<br />
street by a low wall, fence, hedge or landscaping.<br />
To address existing situations where buildings are set well back from<br />
the road with parking in front, to town may choose in the short term<br />
to allow parking areas in front if they are screened behind 30 feet<br />
or more of landscaped buffer and a berm or low wall on the subject<br />
property. The town may also choose to allow existing car dealerships<br />
to place up to 5 parking pads for display of individual cars within this<br />
landscaped buffer.<br />
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september 2010 | route <strong>132</strong> corridor <strong>Report</strong>