Leesburg, Virginia · General provision

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Extracted standards

18 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.

Design

  • Design guidelines

    Planned Development Districts shall be characterized by superior architectural treatment and site planning pursuant to any guidelines referenced in the approved proffers, if applicable.

  • Substantial conformance with CDP

    Development of any PD-CC-SC zoned property shall be in substantial compliance with the layout depicted on the approved Concept Development Plan.

Lighting

  • Lighting standard

    On-site lighting shall be subject to the standards in Sec. 12.11 Outdoor Lighting.

Other

  • Building orientation

    Commercial buildings shall be so grouped in relation to parking areas that after customers arriving by automobile enter the center, establishments can be visited with a minimum of internal automotive movement. Facilities and access routes for shopping center deliveries, servicing and maintenance shall, so far as reasonably practicable, be separated from customer access routes and parking areas.

  • The size of the convenience store shall be limited to a single building with a gross floor area of no more than 1,500 square feet.

  • Outdoor storage and display of goods sold on premises is not permitted.

  • Parking shall be provided at a ratio of five (5) spaces per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area.

  • Fueling station signage limits

    Canopy Signage: One (1) sign no larger than 50 square feet... Wall Signage: One (1) sign, with its size defined by a ratio of one (1) square foot per linear foot of building... Monument Sign: One (1) sign no larger than 40 square feet, with a maximum height of six (6) feet. Gas Pump Signs: ... no such sign shall be located on or above any canopy... Signage for each gas pump shall not exceed eight (8) square feet.

  • Maximum fueling stations8 stations

    Up to eight (8) fueling stations are permitted by-right. Up to a maximum of twelve (12) fueling stations may be permitted by special exception.

  • Landscaping visual quality

    Landscaping must increase the visual quality of building design, open spaces, vehicular and pedestrian areas and screen areas of low visual interest (such as storage and delivery areas) from public view.

  • Individual lots in the commercial center shall be limited to a maximum FAR of 2.0.

  • At least twenty percent (20%) of the buildable area identified on the Concept Development Plan shall be established for public and common open space.

  • Pedestrian circulation plan

    A planned commercial center shall provide a pedestrian circulation plan identifying improvements that accomplish the following: Minimizes conflict between pedestrians and moving vehicles; Channelizes pedestrian flows to easily identifiable crossing areas; Connects internal pedestrian walkways to existing or proposed pedestrian facilities.

  • From Collector Roads: Buildings and appurtenances, 75 feet; Parking, storage, loading facilities, and refuse collection, 100 feet.

  • Other Nonresidential Districts: Buildings and appurtenances, parking, storage, loading facilities, and refuse collection, 100 feet.

  • From Route 267: Buildings and appurtenances, 150 feet; Parking, storage, loading facilities, and refuse collection, 100 feet.

  • Vehicular access

    Vehicular access shall be provided via coordinated access points meeting VDOT standards from collector roads, and coordinated inter-parcel access.

Signage

  • Signage standard

    Signage shall be subject to Article 15 of this ordinance, unless superseded by SIDP-2015-0002, incorporated by reference herein.

From the ordinance

Building height in a planned commercial center shall not exceed fifty (50) feet, unless specifically notated on the approved Concept Development Plan, or as further restricted by height limitations in Sec. 7.7 Airport Overlay District.
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