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August 6, 2025 <br />Centerville Planning & Zoning Commission <br />Page 8 of 8 <br />Reference: Zoning Code Issues & Definitions <br />though? For example, a lot that is 11,000 SF in size would be permitted 220 SF. Using the 2% as a starting <br />point, a potential new breakdown could look like the following as shown in Table 2. The commission should <br />discuss whether the proposed are appropriate for the city. <br />Table 2: Potential standards for Centerville. <br />Lot Size Maximum combined size # of Detached Accessory <br />allowance of all Detached Structures <br />Accessory Structures <br />Under 11,000 SF <br />240 square feet Two <br /> <br />11,001 Î 14,999 SF <br />300 square feet Two <br /> <br />15,000 Î 17,499 SF <br />350 square feet Two <br /> <br />17,500 or more <br />400 square feet Three <br /> <br />The commission should discuss whether something along the lines of Table 2 would be appropriate for the <br />city. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />If there is consensus among the Planning and Zoning Commission on the previously reviewed issues <br />presented here, the Planning and Zoning Commission can recommend the proposed amendments to the <br />City Council for approval or denial. Included is a Draft ÒA,Ó with changes as reviewed at the June and July <br />meetings. Draft ÒBÓ includes potential changes to the definition of a front lot line and the introduction of a <br />street side setback. <br />If there is a consensus among the Planning and Zoning Commission on whether to move forward with <br />changes to the standards for detached residential accessory structures, staff would recommend holding a <br />public hearing to review a draft ordinance at a future meeting. <br /> <br />10 <br /> <br />