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Tier 1 infill parcels, infill land divisions and the subsequent infill development on those Tier 1 infill parcels shall be subject to the following standards and incentives.

A. Minimum Parcel Area. Within an infill land division for single family development, no parcel shall be smaller than the minimum parcel area identified in Table 20.920.050-1, provided no lot shall exceed the maximum required by the underlying zoning district. In Tier 1, minimum parcel areas shall not be further reduced by a variance procedure in VMC Section 20.290. However, this shall not preclude variances to other standards.

Table 20.920.050-1. Minimum Parcel Area for Single Family Dwellings

Zoning District

Minimum Parcel Area

Single Family Detached (sq. feet)

R-9

4,000 sf

R-6

6,000 sf

R-4

8,000 sf

R-2

16,000 sf

B. Minimum Parcel Width and Depth. Within a Tier 1 infill land division, the minimum parcel width and minimum parcel depth standards of Table 20.410.050-1 (Development Standards In Low-Density Residential) may be reduced by up to twenty-percent (20%). However, subsequent development on infill parcels that were created with less than the minimum width and depth required by Table 20.410.050-1 (Development Standards In Low-Density Residential), shall not be eligible for a variance to the minimum setback or frontage requirements.

C. Setbacks. Infill parcels developed under provisions of this Chapter shall comply with setback requirements of Table 20.410-3 (Development Standards In Low-Density Residential) except that front yard and side yard setbacks in all zones shall be as follows:

1. Minimum Front Yard.

a. Eighteen (18) feet for garage or carport structures or other similar vehicular shelter.

b. Ten (10) feet for all other structures

2. Minimum Side Yard.

a. Side yard shall comply with the standard side setbacks of the applicable zoning district.

D. Common Areas. If provided, Common Areas (e.g. landscaping in private tracts, shared driveways, private alleys, and similar uses) shall be maintained by a homeowners association or governed by another legal instrument. A copy of the applicable covenants, conditions and restrictions shall be provided to the City for review and acceptance before recording concurrently with the final plat. (Ord. M-3643, 2004)