Memorial Hwy Harmony, NC 28634
permitted in the NB and O&I Districts. G. Limitations on Uses: In a PUD that qualifies for such uses by size, O&I and NB uses shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total land area and at no time shall the cumulative amount of land development for O&I and/or NB purposes exceed the cumulative amount of land development for residential purposes. H. Developm…
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NB · Harmony, NCpermitted in the NB and O&I Districts. G. Limitations on Uses: In a PUD that qualifies for such uses by size, O&I and NB uses shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total land area and at no time shall the cumulative amount of land development for O&I and/or NB purposes exceed the cumulative amount of land development for residential purposes. H. Development Standards: Development in a PUD shall be exempt from the minimum required lot width, front yard, side yard and rear yard requirements of the Schedule of District Regulations and from Section 3.1 and 3.2 relating to relationship of buildings to lots and access to streets provided that the following development standards are followed. The overall residential density limitation and residential building types of the corresponding principal district shall apply in a PUD provided that a density bonus which may involve a different residential development type may be permitted during the PUD approval process as provided for herein. 1. Lot size: The exemption from the Schedule of District Regulation provisions shall not apply in the following situations: No lot for a single family detached dwelling shall be less than the minimum lot size for a
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