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Section 4<br />

4.1 PURPOSE<br />

The regulations in Section 4 govern building setbacks, lot area, lot width, lot depth, density, dwelling area, building<br />

height (number of stories), coverage, floor area ratio, and building materials for buildings within the <strong>Indigo</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong><br />

Development. This Section applies to all Districts in <strong>Indigo</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong>.<br />

4.2 FORM-BASED DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS<br />

The following development standards apply to the general form and placement of all buildings and open space within<br />

the <strong>Indigo</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong> Development and complement other development standards contained elsewhere in these<br />

<strong>Guidelines</strong>:<br />

a. Landmark Buildings – To create an identity for the development and provide a means for orientation for<br />

pedestrians and drivers, the following standards apply:<br />

1) Landmark buildings include Office, Retail, Residential, and Mixed-Use buildings at street<br />

terminations and at the corners of intersections;<br />

2) Buildings at the terminus of a street and at the intersection of streets are encouraged to include<br />

landmark features including height, which may be up to Twenty Percent (20%) taller for the portion<br />

within projection of terminating right-of-way; and,<br />

3) Other features that may be modified include wall materials, window design, roof design and lighting.<br />

b. Views – In addition to accommodating vehicular access, streets shall provide views to open space, trails,<br />

parks, plazas, Landmark Buildings, vistas and other views of merit in order to help build community character<br />

and a sense of neighborhood:<br />

1) Public open space shall have a street or public access easement on at least One (1) side. Linear<br />

open space and trails shall have a street or public access easement for at least Twenty Percent (20%)<br />

of its length.<br />

2) Plazas should have a focal point (fountain, artwork etc.) and provide shade (large trees or a trellis); and,<br />

3) Private Streets shall be designed to provide a visual terminus (building or landscape feature), an<br />

oblique view, and – where topography and other conditions allow – an expansive vista.<br />

c. Building Orientation – Properties adjacent to Public Open Space should orient a portion of the buildings to<br />

face the Public Open Space. Additionally, Properties adjacent to, or across a street from a Public Open Space<br />

shall incorporate the following orientations, as applicable:<br />

1) Retail or office buildings located adjacent to or across the street from a neighborhood oriented open<br />

space or pedestrian path trails shall have an entry facing and windows overlooking the amenity.<br />

2) Buildings shall reinforce a strong corner condition at street intersections. Angled corner clips (or<br />

other building conditions which do not form a protruding corner) are not permitted at street<br />

intersections, but may occur up to twice within the same block (between street intersections).<br />

Buildings shall be designed in accordance with City required traffic visibility triangles without<br />

compromising the corner design.<br />

<strong>Indigo</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong> Development <strong>Guidelines</strong><br />

Cedar Park, Texas (<strong>Draft</strong> <strong>29</strong> June <strong>2<strong>01</strong>8</strong>)<br />

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