6 Pike NW St Rome, GA 30165
b. L-TR Low-density Traditional Residential , c. NOC Neighborhood Office Commercial (where small scale, low activity, neighborhood oriented businesses may be permitted in a residential setting), d. S-R Suburban Residential (where public water is available), and e. A-R Agricultural Residential (where public water is available) zoning districts. 6.20.3 COMPLIA…
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L-T-R · Rome, GAb. L-TR Low-density Traditional Residential , c. NOC Neighborhood Office Commercial (where small scale, low activity, neighborhood oriented businesses may be permitted in a residential setting), d. S-R Suburban Residential (where public water is available), and e. A-R Agricultural Residential (where public water is available) zoning districts. 6.20.3 COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE ORDINANCES Compliance with all applicable City of Rome and Floyd County ordinances, regulations, or codes is required; however, when in conflict, this Article shall prevail. Final plat and Cluster Development Plan approval shall be by the Planning Commission . 6.20.4 LAND RESERVE AREA REQUIREMENT a. Each subdivision developed under this option shall include Land Reserve Area equal to no less than 40% of the gross acreage of the parcel. The Land Reserve Area shall be designated on the Cluster Option Plan and recorded on the final plat. 235235 b. Definition: The Land Reserve Area is defined as the portion of the subdivision that has been set aside for permanent protection. Activities within Land Reserve Areas are restricted in perpetuity through the use of an approved legal instrument. c. Land Reserve Area Configuration: The minimum standards for Land Reserve Areas are: (1) The minimum dimension at any point shall be 50 feet (measured along the chord if on an arced boundary) and at least 75% of the Land Reserve Area shall be in a contiguous tract. (2) All lots within the subdivision shall be provided with safe, convenient pedestrian access to the Land Reserve Area. (3) The Land Reserve Area shall provide connectivity with any adjacent Land Reserve Areas. (4) Where trails and sidewalks connecting the Land Reserve Area cross internal subdivision streets or public streets, access points shall be directly across from each other. Crossings and access points shall be clearly identified to pedestrians and motorists and may include traffic control devices, bridges, and tunnels. (5) Natural vegetation and soils within the Land Reserve Areas shall be protected from disturbance during development activities, except as permitted in Article 6.20. (6) Development in the Land Reserve Area designated as Primary and Secondary Critical areas shall be limited to passive recreation facilities such as trails/sidewalks, picnic areas, benches, fishing and non-power boat launching platforms, or playgrounds.
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