How big does front yard have to be in R5 district?
How big does front yard have to be in R5 district?
Zero lot line buildings are permitted. As in R4B and R5B districts, the front yard must be at least five feet deep and at least as deep as one adjacent front yard but no deeper than the other, although it need not exceed a depth of 20 feet.
How big can a house be in RA-5 zoning?
And we are in RA-5 zoning, one dwelling unit per 5 acres. Well, thing is, my house is on horse acre. Plenty of houses, in the same RA-5 zoning, that sit of anything from half acre to less than an acre.
What does one dwelling unit per 5 acres mean?
I live in what is called unincorporated King County, WA. And we are in RA-5 zoning, one dwelling unit per 5 acres. Well, thing is, my house is on horse acre. Plenty of houses, in the same RA-5 zoning, that sit of anything from half acre to less than an acre. So, what exactly does “ONE dwelling unit per 5 acres” mean?
Can a house be built on a RA 5 lot?
Those other houses you referenced may have been built prior to the adoption of the RA-5 zoning and are therefore grandfathered in as a non-conforming use. There also may have been (or there is) a variance granted for intra-family construction on larger lots where the property stays in the family for X number of years after sub-division.
Zero lot line buildings are permitted. As in R4B and R5B districts, the front yard must be at least five feet deep and at least as deep as one adjacent front yard but no deeper than the other, although it need not exceed a depth of 20 feet.
And we are in RA-5 zoning, one dwelling unit per 5 acres. Well, thing is, my house is on horse acre. Plenty of houses, in the same RA-5 zoning, that sit of anything from half acre to less than an acre.
Those other houses you referenced may have been built prior to the adoption of the RA-5 zoning and are therefore grandfathered in as a non-conforming use. There also may have been (or there is) a variance granted for intra-family construction on larger lots where the property stays in the family for X number of years after sub-division.
I live in what is called unincorporated King County, WA. And we are in RA-5 zoning, one dwelling unit per 5 acres. Well, thing is, my house is on horse acre. Plenty of houses, in the same RA-5 zoning, that sit of anything from half acre to less than an acre. So, what exactly does “ONE dwelling unit per 5 acres” mean?