Prince William County Unincorporated, Virginia · General provision
Sec. 32-300.05.4
Extracted standards
1 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Height
- HeightMaximum heightThe tallest a building may be, given in feet, in storeys, or both — whichever binds first. increases allowed via proffered rezoningRezoningChanging which district applies to a parcel — a legislative act, not an administrative one. or SUP
The Board of County Supervisors may, as a part of a proffered rezoning application or a Special Use Permit application, approve heights for buildings and other structures in excess of the maximums set forth in this section
From the ordinance
The Board of County Supervisors may, as a part of a proffered rezoning application or a Special Use Permit application, approve heights for buildings and other structures in excess of the maximums set forth in this section, subject to the following conditions: (a) For a rezoning application the maximum height(s) shall be proffered by the applicant and accepted by the Board of County Supervisors; for a Special Use Permit application the maximum height(s) shall be made a condition of approval of the permit; and (b) The Board of County Supervisors shall be satisfied that the proposed height shall not have a substantial adverse impact on the light and air of adjacent and nearby properties; and (c) The County Fire Marshal has certified in writing that the proposed building or other structure can be properly protected, and will not endanger improvements on adjacent properties, in case of fire; and (d) All other requirements of this chapter for a conditional rezoning or Special Use Permit have been met; and (e) The proposal shall not constitute a hazard to aerial navigation.