28 6th St Frederick, MD 21701-6582

DR Single-Family Dwelling 2,000 40.0 20 45 0 3(**) 20 -- Two-Family Dwelling 3,000 40.0 20 45 0 3(**) 20 -- Duplex Dwelling 1,500 40.0 15 45 0 3(*) 20 -- Townhouse Dwelling 1,500 40.0 15 50 0 3(*) 20 -- Multiple family Dwelling 5,000 40.0 30 65 0 5 20 -- PB -- -- -- 60 15 6 6 .7 NC -- -- 15 40 0 0 6 .7 GC -- -- 50 90 15 0 6 .7 M1 -- -- 50 90 30 10 10 .9 M2 -- -- 50 90 30 10 10 .9 MO 2 acres -- 50 60 30 See §405(c) below .9 (*) end units only (**) at least one side City of Frederick §405 Dimensional and Density Regulations Land Management Code 127 Article 4 Supp. No. 1, 9-05 Zoning Rules for Interpretation of Table 405-1: Generally. Refer to Appendix A for definitions. A dash (“--”) indicates that the requirement does not apply within the particular zoning district. Column (A): refers to the applicable Zoning District. Column (B): The minimum lot size is the size of a lot measured within the lot lines and expressed in terms of square feet. Column (C): The maximum density requirements (Column (C)) are expressed in dwelling units per gross acre. Column (D): The frontage of a parcel of land is that distance where a property line is common with a street right-of-way line. Where a lot fronts on two (2) or more streets, minimum street frontage width requirements shall be considered met if the frontage along any one of such streets meets the minimum street frontage width requirements. Column (E): Building height is expressed in feet. Except as specifically provided elsewhere in the LMC, no part of any structure shall project beyond the building envelope defined by the minimum street and interior setbacks and the maximum heights established in the Dimensional Matrix for the zoning district in which such structure is located. Columns (F): The street setback refers to the distance from the street right -of-way line to the nearest enclosed portion of the principal building or group of buildings. A street lot line or front lot line means any lot line that abuts a street. Column (G): The interior setback is the horizontal distance extending from the side property line to the nearest enclosed portion of the principal building or group of buildings. The side property line is any lot line other than a front lot line or a rear lot line as defined for Columns (F) or (H). Column (H): the rear setback is a line extending from the rear lot line to the nearest enclosed portion of the principal building or group of buildings. The rear lot line is the lot line that is opposite and most parallel to the front lot line.