Prince William County Unincorporated, Virginia · General provision

Sec. 32-280.41

Dimensional standards

lot requirementsSTREETSTREETbuildable areaFront 0 ftRear 0 ftSide 0 ftStreet side 0 ftMAX HEIGHT100 ft
Plan view of the district’s stated lot requirements. Solid line: the property line. Dashed: the setback lines the ordinance imposes; a building must stay inside the tinted envelope. Drawn from the figures extracted below — illustrative, not a survey.

Uses

Extracted standards

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

Other

  • The maximum height for any building or structure shall be 100 feet. The minimum height shall be 30 feet.

  • Minimum residential floor area percentage50 pct

    At least 50 percent of the aggregate net floor area in the mixed residential and commercial land bay(s) shall contain residential dwellings that shall only be permitted on the second or higher floors or buildings.

  • Parking location restriction for shopping centers

    No motor vehicle parking related travelways, travel lanes, and spaces are located on the property between the front of buildings or building groups and the right-of-way and further provided that on-site motor vehicle parking related travelways, travel lanes and spaces do not project past the front of buildings or building groups.

Parking

  • On-street parking type

    On-street parking within the public right-of-way shall be parallel only.

  • Parking suspension for restaurant terraces

    Parking requirements shall be suspended for the outdoor terrace portions of restaurants.

From the ordinance

The maximum height for any building or structure shall be 100 feet. The minimum height shall be 30 feet. At least 50 percent of the aggregate net floor area in the mixed residential and commercial land bay(s) shall contain residential dwellings...
Sec. 32-280.41

Parking requirements

"Calculated per Design and Construction Standards Manual, subject to sharing formula; on-street parking may satisfy minimums."