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Chapter 18.15 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS
18.15.010 Chart of dimensional requirements – Described.
18.15.020 Chart of dimensional requirements for primary use.
18.15.025 Surveys and topographic maps.
18.15.030 Gross floor area ratio for NC and MU zones.
18.15.032 Chart of gross floor area ratio for NC and MU zones.
18.15.036 Set-to-lines for NC, RM-1800, RM-2400 zones.
18.15.040 Requirements for RM-1800 and RM-2400 zones.
18.15.050 Churches.
Chart 18.15.020 sets forth the dimensional requirements for each zoning district.
(1) All dimensional requirements are measured in feet.
(2) An “X” in the chart means no requirements.
(3) If a number appears in the box at the intersection of the column and the row, refer to the special requirement indicated in the corresponding footnote below the chart. (Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012; Ord. 743 § 2, 2004).
Chart 18.15.020
R-12.522
R-7.222
RM-240023
RM-180023
15,00024
Rear yard (when adjacent to R zone)
2528, 29
Side yard (street or public ROW)
Side yard (when adjacent to R zone)
Minimum width at front building line
Gross floor area ratio (GFAR)
up to 1.2536
up to 1.536
21 See NPMC 18.28.060 for bulk requirements.
22 See NPMC 18.32.080 for bulk requirements and 18.32.090 for setbacks on private ways.
23 See Normandy Park design standards (Chapter 18.100 NPMC) for design requirements for development in this zone.
24 In determining the minimum lot area for R-15, not more than 30 percent of the minimum area requirement may include portions of the lot inundated by fresh water lake or watercourse. Setback requirements of a side, rear or front yard of any zoning lot bordering on a lake shall be determined by the ordinary high water line of the lake adjacent to the side, rear or front of a building to be constructed; provided, that this shall not be construed as decreasing or modifying state or county health regulations relating to the installation of improvements in proximity to sources of public water or bodies of water.
25 Repealed by Ord. 888.
26 See Chapter 18.100 NPMC for additional requirements.
27 Structures with street level dwelling units must be set back a minimum of 10 feet.
28 Ten feet of the required setback shall include evergreen plantings, be kept free of weeds, and pruned in a manner that a reasonably proud owner would maintain such planting or shrubbery on residence property.
29 Side yard setback for multifamily development in mixed use zone is 10 feet.
30 See NPMC 18.32.080(2).
31 See NPMC 18.24.020.
32 The ridge of pitched roofs with a minimum slope of three to twelve (3:12) may extend up to 35 feet. Additional height bonus is allowed by using the transfer of development rights as provided in Chapter 18.82 NPMC.
33 Additional height bonus is allowed by using the transfer of development rights as provided in Chapter 18.82 NPMC.
34 The ridge of pitched roofs with a minimum slope of three to twelve (3:12) may extend up to 45 feet.
35 See Chapter 18.100 NPMC for site design and open space requirements.
36 See NPMC 18.15.030.
37 Lot coverage includes all buildings, accessory buildings and structures but not private swimming pools or open area used to provide parking.
38 Additional density or intensity is allowed by using the transfer of development rights as provided in Chapter 18.82 NPMC.
(Ord. 989 § 3, 2019; Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012; Ord. 748 § 2, 2005; Ord. 743 § 2, 2004).
(1) Topographic maps submitted for the purpose of establishing natural elevation (NPMC 18.08.140), building height (NPMC 18.08.080), and presubdivision contours (NPMC 17.20.020(9)) shall be furnished at the property owner’s or applicant’s expense, and shall be prepared by a professional land surveyor licensed in the state of Washington. A benchmark shall be noted on all information supplied for the purpose of establishing a field reference. The benchmark shall, when practical, be located on city property. In cases where, at a required point of measurement, the topography lines and building outline do not intersect, spot elevations for the natural grade shall be indicated on the topographical map.
(2) Where the change in elevation of the lot is less than 15 feet in a horizontal distance of 100 feet within the proposed building lot, applicants may forego a full topographical map but must submit, at a minimum, a map indicating all elevations necessary to determine building heights, fills, and any grading activity. (Ord. 939 § 3, 2016).
(1) The gross floor area ratios set forth in Chart 18.15.032 apply to all development in the neighborhood commercial (NC) and mixed use (MU) zones.
(2) To determine the allowed gross floor area of all structures on a site, the gross floor area ratio (GFAR) in Chart 18.15.032 is multiplied by the area of the lot. (Ord. 989 § 4, 2019; Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012; Ord. 743 § 2, 2004).
Chart 18.15.032
MU Zone
(Ord. 989 § 4, 2019; Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012; Ord. 755 § 1, 2005; Ord. 754 § 1, 2005).
In addition to the minimum setbacks identified in Chart 18.15.020, buildings and structures within the NC, RM-1800, and RM-2400 shall achieve the following:
(1) Buildings shall have a primary building facade to either a public right-of-way or private travelway, and at least 75 percent of the building shall be set to a line no farther than two feet from either the public right-of-way or private travelway.
(2) Buildings may be set back from the set-to-line for the purpose of providing a publicly accessible plaza, courtyard, or recessed pedestrian entrance that contains landscaping. Building setbacks may not be used for automobile parking or storage.
(3) Buildings at the corners of public rights-of-way and/or private travelways shall have a primary building facade on both streets and/or travelways and at least 75 percent of each primary building facade shall be set to a line no farther than two feet from either the public right-of-way or private travelway.
(4) Parking shall be designed in accordance with Chapter 18.100 NPMC. (Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012).
(1) Permitted Uses. Permitted uses for the RM-1800 and RM-2400 zones are as shown on the chart in NPMC 18.10.060 and as follows:
(a) Preschool facilities and day care facilities; provided, that:
(i) The play area shall be completely enclosed to a minimum height of six feet with a solid wall or fence;
(ii) The safety of the accommodations, numbers of children attending, numbers of adult workers or assistants, and other provisions for health, safety and sanitation conform to state and county regulations pertaining thereto.
(b) Retirement homes, rest homes, nursing and convalescent homes, and congregate care facilities; provided, that:
(i) The accommodations and numbers of persons cared for, and all provisions for health and sanitation, conform to state and county regulations pertaining thereto;
(ii) The use shall be within 800 feet of a public transportation station or terminal;
(iii) A solid wall or view-obscuring fence or hedge not less than five feet nor more than six feet in height shall be erected and maintained within the setback from any common lot line with a single-family residential lot; and
(iv) The minimum lot area per unit shall be one-half that required for multiple dwelling units for the zoning classification of the site.
(2) Placement of Buildings. Placement of buildings on any lot shall conform to the following:
(a) The distance between a building containing one or more dwelling units or accessory living quarters and other buildings on the same lot shall be not less than 10 feet;
(b) On the rear third of a lot, accessory buildings not containing living quarters may be built to the lot side lines and lot rear line; provided, that the lot lines are not adjacent to a single-family residential zone; and provided further, that not less than 25 feet of the rear lot line shall be free and clear of buildings, including overhangs and projections; and provided further, that if the rear lot line abuts upon an alley, a garage with a vehicular entrance from the alley shall maintain a distance of not less than 15 feet from the centerline of the alley.
(3) Accessory uses, buildings and structures as set forth in the R-5 classification and subject to conditions set forth for each therein. Setbacks shall be measured from any overhang or projection outside of the foundation of any structure to the property line. (Ord. 888 § 2 (Exh. A), 2012; Ord. 743 § 2, 2004).
(1) Lot Coverage. The gross floor area ratio of the church, including accessory buildings and structures and any open area used to provide parking, to the lot does not exceed:
(a) .30 in the R-5 zone;
(b) .20 in the R-7.2, R-12.5, R-15 and R-20 zones; and
(c) .50 in the RM-1800 and RM-2400 zones.
(2) Setback. Any part of the church structure shall be located at least three times its highest point from the nearest lot line.
(3) Nonhabitable portions of the church structure, such as a spire, fleche, campanile or high nave, a dome and lantern, a clock tower, or a chimney may exceed the building height limit to a maximum of 85 feet.
(4) Parking. Parking that meets the requirements of Chapter 18.25 NPMC shall be provided.
(5) Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit dormitories or living accommodations within church buildings, on church sites, or on sites separate from property used primarily for church purposes.
(6) In the R-5, RM-1800 and RM-2400 zones, churches shall be located at a distance not less than 45 feet from the nearest zoning lot not held in ownership by the organization or the nearest street right-of-way line. (Ord. 743 § 2, 2004).