Description: The explanatory text referencing the assigned Case Number for uses specially permitted above the normal provisions for the associated Class-of-Zone. In order to avoid conflict, annotations have been applied based upon space constraints taking into consideration the annotations of other layers that will be displayed with special exceptions, and the various print layout formats that are commonly used to plot zoning maps. Attribute values for the Fields named "TEXTSTRING" and "FONTSIZE" are shown below. The data is best viewed at 1:2400 scale. FIELD NAME TEXTSTRING FONTSIZE VALUE <CASE NUMBERS UP TO 255 CHARACTERS, e.g. SE-1234> 14.4This feature data was approved in CR-136-2021, but is not currently made available for download until the effective date of April 1, 2022.
Description: Represents in a text or graphic format, permitted uses by Class of Zone, with relevant references to Findings, Council Resolutions, Administrative Corrections, Zoning Map Amendments, and other notes, measurements, or metes and bounds that have been required to be displayed on zoning maps. Annotations of this subclass have been applied based upon size and space constraints considering the annotations of other layers that will be displayed with zoning data, and the various print layout formats that are commonly used to plot zoning maps. The data is best viewed at a scale of 1:2400. The featureclass is comprised of four Subtypes that are coded under the field name "AnnotationClassID" with the Default Subtype and Code being "Zoning Misc Annotation" and "0", respectively. The Subtypes, Codes, and Fontsize values associated with this featureclass are referenced below. FIELD NAME = AnnotationClassID SUBTYPE: CODE FONTSIZE Zoning Misc Annotation 0 8 Zoning1 Annotation 1 9 Zoning2 Annotation 2 18 Zoning3 Annotation 3 36.This feature data was approved in CR-136-2021, but is not currently made available for download until the effective date of April 1, 2022.
Description: This data set is a representation of a zoning ordinance that permits certain uses that would not otherwise be permitted in particular zone through the grant of a special expection. The use that may be allowed by special exceptin are listed in the Zoning Ordinance on a zone-by-zone basis. Special Exception applications may be considered only for those useds listed as an allowable special excetion under that zone. See Section 27-3604 of the New Ordinance.
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Description: Neighborhood Conservation Overlay (NCO) Zones are intended to protect and preserve the unique development features and character of established neighborhoods and to promote new development that is compatible with existing neighborhood character. May amend or replace Zoning Ordinance development standards and/or zone standards for new development and expansion of existing structures to achieve the goals of the specific NCO Zone that has been established for a community.There are two NCO zones established in the County: The “Greenbelt Neighborhood Conservation Overlay” and the “Mount Rainier Neighborhood Conservation Overlay".The boundary of the “Greenbelt Neighborhood Conservation Overlay” Is based on the R-P-C zoning in Greenbelt as of June, 2019. The boundary of the “The “Mount Rainier Neighborhood Conservation Overlay” is based on the existing SF residential zoning within the Mount Rainier city limits as of June, 2019. The data was captured at a reference scale of 1:2400.
Description: This was created based on a description of the accident potential zone in the 1993 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Study for Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington (formerly Andrews Air Force Base). The boundaries of each zone was entered using ARC/INFO COGO. The associated attributes were added and the zones used to identify the potential for accidents as a guide for the intensity of development permitted based on the AICUZ Study.
Copyright Text: Source information provided by Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington.
Description: This definition/description of Runway Airspace Imaginary Surfaces is from the Air Installation Compatible Use Zone Study, Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, December 2007, p.4-1 to 4-4.Runway airspace imaginary surfaces, in graphical form, are the result of the application of obstruction height criteria to Andrews AFB. Imaginary surfaces are surfaces in space around airfields in relation to runways. The surfaces are designed to define the obstacle-free airspace at and around the airfield. Refer to Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-260-01, Airfield and Heliport Planning and Design (http://www.wbdg.org/ccb/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_260_01.pdf), for a more complete description of runway airspace imaginary surfaces for Class B runways.
Description: This was created based on the digitized noise contours as found in the 2007 Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Study for Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington. The associated attributes were entered and the zones used to identify the noise impacts associated with development proposed in the vicinity of Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington.
Copyright Text: Source information provided by Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington.
Description: The Pre-Acceptance layer is a depiction of a tract of land that is under consideration for any DAMS application process. Pre-acceptance cases typically do not follow existing property lines and have been captured by COGO. Cases may or may not be accepted; if accepted, they will be migrated from the pre-acceptance layer to the respective case type layer.