Ordinance 2307-98 - Laserfiche WebLink

Dwelling Size Population Less than 2 bedrooms 1 2 bedrooms 2 3 or more bedrooms 3 b. Any room other than a kitchen, bathroom, living room or dining room, such as a den, study, office or other similar room shall be considered a bedroom for purposes of this section. c. .01 is the number of acres of"recreational impact" per person. d. Credits toward satisfying the total recreational impact of a multiple-family development can be earned by providing recreational facilities in accordance with the standards contained in the following table: Type of Recreational Facility Credits Minimum Maximum 1) Tot-children's play apparatus .25 acre .50 acre 2) Hard surface game court .25 acre .75 acre 3) Outdoor swimming pool .75 acre 2.0 acres 4) Indoor swimming pool 2.0 acres 4.0 acres 5) Indoor sports courts .5 acre 1.5 acres 6) Weight/fitness facility .25 acre .75 acre 7) Indoor recreation center .5 acre 1.5 acres 8) Family picnic area .25 acre .50 acre 9) Landscaped park like area .25 acre .75 acre 10) Waterfront amenities (docks,piers, benches).5 acre 2.0 acres 11) Spa/health facilities .25 acre .25 acre d. Other amenities not listed in the table may be provided and given credit for satisfying recreational impact, if approved by the planning department. 2. The Planning Department may approve a plan for on-site recreational facilities for a multiple-family development, which satisfies its recreation impacts, if the proposed plan for on-site recreational facilities meets the criteria outlined in this Section and the standards promulgated by the Planning Director with recommendation from the Parks Department for use in determining adequate recreational facility standards. In evaluating the proposed plan, the Parks Department shall consider the following factors in determining the adequacy of the proposed facilities in meeting the development's recreational impact: a. Size of recreational facility; b. Type and quality of recreational facility proposed; 22