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Currituck County Planning and Community DevelopmentNon-Residential Site Plan Review ChecklistDevelopment Standards – Chapter 5 – Fences, Lighting, and Refuse CollectionFences and Walls (5.3) _____ Height Standards (4)_______ Lighting (5.4)_______ Full Cut-Off (6.B) ___________Exemption for Security Plan (5)________________________ Max Height 25’ (6.C) _______Abutting Major Arterial (6) _____ Offsets every 100’_______ Max Footcandles (6.D) Required ProposedMaterials_______ Good side______ Uniformed Style _______ Property lineRefuse Collection (5.5)____ 20’ from SFD lot (3.A)_________ On site 30Not between principle structure and street (3.A)_________ Specific Uses and Features (7)6” concrete pad (3.B) ________ Awnings________ Beachfront Lots______ Canopies__________Comments:Sports & Performance Venues________ Wall Pack___________Exemption for Security Plan (5.4.9)________________________Development Standards – Chapter 5 – Community Form StandardsExternal/Internal Street Connectivity (5.6.4&5)______________ 15’ Driveway Apron –asphalt or 6” concrete (7.A)____________(5.6.6 – 5.6.7) Required Proposed Driveway 20’ into lot before parking spaces/drives (7.B)______Min Development Entry PointsDriveway Spacing 100’ ______ Alignment – opposing lot _____Driveway width Min - MaxPrimary Drive Aisle (200+ parking) (5.6.8) _________________Driveways on Restricted Access Street (7.E) Frontage__________ - Max 38’____No Parallel parking w/I 60’ primary entrance___Max Driveways- With sidewalks and street trees ________________________Min Separation – MPH______Pedestrian Pathways (200+ parking) (5.6.9) _______________Sidewalks (5.6.10) ______ Configuration (10.B) ____________Comments:Development Standards – Chapter 5 – Design Standards*See Design Standards ChecklistNonresidential Standards (5.8.3) – Industrial and Shopping Centers Exempt ________ *Metal siding prohibited major arterial ____Large Retail Standards (5.8.4) – Single tenant 30,000 sf w/ 60% retail ___________Shopping Center Design Standards (5.9.3) – Commercial in one or more buildings 5,000+ sf with four or more units. ___________Development Standards – Chapter 5 – Community (5.10) and Farmland (5.11) Compatibility Standards(5.10.2) – For Commercial, Industrial, Mixed-use and Multi-family located adjacent or across local street from SFD ___________(5.10.3) – Design StandardsParking not exceeded min required (A.1.A) _____________ Multi-building w/ low intensity use adjacent SFD (B) __________Location of parking in preferred location (A.1.B)__________ Similar roof type (slope, arrangement) to SFDs (C.1.A) ________Parking structure facades by SFD = solid building wall (A.1.C)__ Facades 80’+ designed as storefronts < 50% width (C.1.B) ____Parking adjacent SFD screened w/ TypeD buffer (A.1.D) ______ Compatible exterior colors (C.1.C) ___________Loading and refuse areas screened from SFD (D.1) __________ Similar architectural features (C.1.D) ___________Lighting max height 15’ and screened from SFD (D.2) ________ Exterior site features away from SFD (C.1.E) ___________Signage reduced within 50’ and 20’ of SFD lot line (D.3) ______ Max height 35’ within 100’ of SFD lot line (C.2.A) ___________Required open space between development & SFD (D.4) ______ 3+ storied building broken up into modules (C.2.B) __________Farmland (5.11) – 10+ acres ____ 50’ vegetated buffer (5.A) ____ 25’ undisturbed (1)____ 15 caliper canopy per 100’ (2)____Staggered two rows (3) ____ Fence, berm, ditch (4) ____ OpenSpace (5.B) ____________Comments:Development Standards – Chapter 5 – Sustainability Development Practices Incentives – (5.13)(5.13.3) New development in MXR, planned developments, business, and mixed-use districts – residential density or height only MXR,CC, and VC _______ Type of Incentive _____________________________________ Required: Schedule A ____ Schedule B ____Comments:Chapter 7 Environmental Protection & Chapter 8 Nonconformities(7.1) Open Space – MXR and mixed use developments ______ (7.6) Riparian Buffers(10+ acres) ____(7.7) Dune Protection___(7.2) Tree Protection ____ - Heritage trees on site (3.A) ______ Tree inventory _____ Removal & Replacement _____________5% parking reduction to preserve trees (7.2.6.B) ____________(7.4) Flood Damage Prevention ____ Flood Zone ___________DFE _______ Flood Certificates (5) _______________________(8) Nonconformities – Use (2) ___________ Structures (3) ___________ Lots of Record (4) ___________ Sites (6) _____________Structure value ___________________ Cost of improvement __________________ Percentage _____________Comments:Administrative ManualPage 3.12Nonresidential Site Plan Review ChecklistPage 2 of 2
Currituck County Planning and Community DevelopmentMajor Subdivision Staff Review ChecklistGeneral InformationSubdivision Name:PIN:Type of Plat: Preliminary/Pre-Construction/FinalType of Development: Traditional/ConservationType of Subdivision: Type I/Type IIAmended Plat? Yes/NoDelinquent Taxes? Yes/NoAll PlatsTownship, County, StateEngineer’s firm and license informationVicinity mapNorth arrowMax scale 1”=100’Property BoundariesOwnership of adjacent propertiesZoning of subject property and adjacent propertiesTotal site acreageTotal number of lotsTotal lot areaFlood map panel, zone, and Base Flood Elevation (FIS) verified and delineatedActual location of AEC (Maritime Forest, CAMA, wetlands) delineatedExisting streets and ROWs shown including Route # and namesExisting features shown, including utilities (wells, culverts, utility lines, fire hydrants), showing actual locationsProposed street names shown as approved by GISDriveways (3.6.7)Meet NCDOT driveway standardsIngress/egress from major arterial, asphalt or concrete 15’ from edge of pavementCorner lots shall provide access from street w/ less trafficRestricted access street standardsCommunity Form Standards (RC/SFR/Conservation Subdivision/Minor Subdivisions exempt)Internal street connectivity index score detail (5.6.4)External street connectivity (5.6.5)Development entry points (5.6.6)Sidewalks and pedestrian circulation (5.6.10)Sustainable development incentive detail, if applicable (5.13)20+ lots, abuts public trust water, provides water access (20,000 sf/100’wide) (6.1.3)20+ lots, average lot size less than 40,000 sf, must provide recreational equipment storage @ two 20’ x 40’spaces for every 20 lots or dwelling units (6.1.3)No restriction of public access areas historically enjoyed by the people of Currituck County (6.1.3)Provide direct access to improved street that meets NCDOT standards OR one that has been accepted by NCDOT(6.2.1)Streets designed to NCDOT standards including pavement cross-section (6.2.1)Street Intersections (6.2.1)Intersect as nearly as possible at right angles and not intersect another street at less than 70 degreesNo more than two streets shall intersection at any one point unless NCDOT certifiesOn major arterial, intersections at least 1000’ apartNot major arterial, intersections at least 400’ apartStreet jogs at least 400’ apartDeceleration lane for non-residential or 40+ residential lots on major arterial street OR left turn lane on Tulls CreekRoad or Poplar Branch Road OR deceleration lane per street front for >60 trips per peak hour (6.2.1)Section 3.5.2Administrative ManualPage 3.13Major Subdivision Staff Review ChecklistPage 1 of 9
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