7913 TIMBER CIR 2024-11-04 - Laserfiche WebLink

however,that an ADU is permitted to be no less than 440 square Percentage of GFA of ADU to feet. dwelling: 5 10)3Minimum rear setback. Complete for Detached ADUs: Pt The setbacks apply to ADUs in the R-S, R-1 and R-2 zones, and within Alley Lot Rear Setback: li the UR3 zone if within an area designated as an Everett Historic or District or Historic Overlay. Non-Alley Lot Rear Setback: V Alley lots. An ADU shall have no minimum rear setback. Non-Alley Lots. 20 feet, provided that the City may allow a My DADU does not exceed 18 DADU to have a minimum rear setback of 5 feet if the building feet in height and I'm requesting to does not exceed 18 feet in height within the rear 20 feet of the have a 5 foot rear setback for my lot. non-alley lot. 11)1Building Height. Complete for Detached ADUs: Detached:The maximum permitted building height for a Alley Lot: detached ADU shall be: Floors: 1`05% 1. Alley lots. Height: ti/(a In single family zones, Non-Alley Lot: • 2 floors or 24 feet with 6:12 pitch roof or greater; Floors: 2 • 1%floors up to 18'with less than 6:12 pitch roof. Height: Z 2- In the UR3 zone, 2 floors up to 28' maximum. In the UR4 zone, the greater of 2 floors, up to 28' maximum (q .2. 0Z 0 or the height of the existing/proposed principal building. f 3 28.-Pt- 2. Non-alley Lots. • In single-family zones, 1%floors up to 18' maximum. • In the UR3 and UR4 zones, 2 floors up to 24' maximum. Attached:ADUs which are constructed as an integral part of the principal building and with a minimum attachment of ten (10) ✓(/' feet to both the principal building and ADU, may be constructed to the maximum height allowed by the zone in which it is located provided that the attached accessory building meets all setbacks required for the principal building. Note:A base elevation and height survey may be required if the proposed height is within 1 foot of a maximum height. See the Building Height Handout. Page 4 of/f Accessory Dwelling tin': EVERETT