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Downtown Design Guidelines - Pleasant Grove City

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<strong>Pleasant</strong> <strong>Grove</strong> <strong>Downtown</strong> Village<br />

<strong>Design</strong> Standards and <strong>Guidelines</strong><br />

3. Setbacks (cont.) Standards<br />

(Required by <strong>City</strong> Code)<br />

<strong>Guidelines</strong><br />

(Recommendations)<br />

1. Nonresidential use historic buildings:<br />

a. 1 st and 2 nd levels: No requirement.<br />

b. Third level: 20 feet<br />

2. Residential use historic buildings:<br />

a. First and second levels: 30 feet.<br />

b. Third level: 50 feet.<br />

c. Above the third level: An additional<br />

10 feet for each level.<br />

7. Buildings Taller Than Three Levels:<br />

The following are the minimum<br />

graduated setbacks for buildings taller<br />

than three (3) levels, unless on Main<br />

Street or if a historic building) (see<br />

diagrams B, C, and D):<br />

1. Above the third level: Twenty feet<br />

(20') from the front property line.<br />

2. Above the fourth level: Thirty feet<br />

(30') from the front property line.<br />

8. Buildings Exceeding Forty Feet: A<br />

minimum fifty foot (50') setback is<br />

required, from any property line<br />

adjacent to an area designated as<br />

residential or transitional residential<br />

zoning, for portions of new<br />

commercial or mixed use<br />

development buildings which<br />

exceed forty feet (40') in height.<br />

(Section 10-11E-2-7)<br />

Note: See Diagrams A, B, C and D.<br />

Adopted June 7, 2011 15

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