2018 06 29 Indigo Ridge Guidelines Draft 01
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Section 8<br />
8.1 GLOSSARY OF TERMS<br />
a. The following terms and definitions apply in these <strong>Guidelines</strong>:<br />
1) Accessory Building – Any structure, either attached or detached from the main dwelling, the use<br />
of which is incidental to that of the main structure and located on the same lot. Accessory building<br />
include, but are not limited to patio covers, arbors, gazebos, cabanas, outdoor kitchens and/or<br />
recreational fire enclosures, trellises, and structures/sheds or the like. A permit is required for all<br />
accessory structures.<br />
2) Alley – A minor right-of-way, dedicated to public use by easement or in fee simple, which affords<br />
a secondary means of vehicular access to the back or side of properties otherwise abutting a street,<br />
and which may be used for public utility purposes.<br />
3) Amenity – A natural or man-made feature that enhances the aesthetic quality or visual appearance,<br />
or makes more attractive or satisfying, a particular property, place, or area.<br />
4) Architectural Feature – A prominent or significant part or element of a building, structure, or site.<br />
5) Architectural Standards – Criteria which regulate building walls, materials, doors, windows, roofs,<br />
lighting, mechanical equipment, eaves, cornices, platforms, porches, or any types of structural<br />
elements attached to and extending from the structure.<br />
6) Bicycle Parking/Long-Term – Bicycle parking that is designed for parking needs over 3 hours, and<br />
enclosed on all sides to protect bicycles from weather. Acceptable examples include bike lockers,<br />
bicycle rooms, bike cages and attended bicycle facilities. Except in the case of lockers and attended<br />
bicycle facilities, all long-term parking provides a means of securing the bicycle frame and at least<br />
one wheel to a securely anchored rack.<br />
7) Bicycle Parking/Rack – Where racks allow bicycles to be locked to each side without conflict, each<br />
side of the rack shall be counted toward a required space.<br />
8) Bicycle Parking/Short-Term – Designed for parking of bicycles for less than 3 hours, consisting of<br />
bicycle racks to which the bicycle frame and at least one wheel can be securely locked. Racks are<br />
securely anchored to the ground.<br />
9) Bicycle Parking Space – An enclosure that can accommodate locked storage of One (1) bicycle,<br />
measuring roughly Six Feet (6’) in length and Two Feet (2’) wide, with a vertical clearance of Seven<br />
Feet (7’).<br />
10) Blank Façade – An exterior wall devoid of architectural detail, features, differentiation, openings,<br />
and lacking characteristics which gives it variety.<br />
11) Block – A grouping of platted lots (and their alleys) partially or fully surrounded by One (1) or more<br />
streets, with One (1) or Two (2) tiers of lots. Lots that are separated by an alley are in the same<br />
block, but lots that are separated by a street are in different blocks.<br />
12) Block Face – The portion of a block that abuts a street.<br />
13) Building Code – The building code adopted by the City of Cedar Park, Texas including any<br />
amendments thereto.<br />
14) Building Elevation – Scaled two-dimensional drawings of the front, rear, and side of a building<br />
showing features, including architectural details, building materials, and relationship of<br />
surrounding grade to floor level.<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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