When does a project qualify for the rural subdivision criteria?
A project can potentially meet the rural subdivision criteria if not more than five percent impervious area is proposed as part of the project. The percent impervious area includes all proposed common roads, buildings, clubhouses, etc. as well as the impervious area based upon the typical lot layout (i.e., including homes, driveways, etc.).
Related Questions
- Among the criteria to reject all bids are that (1) the bid exceeds the project estimate, or (2) the bid exceeds the appropriation. Doesn’t the project estimate have to equal the appropriation?
- The Notice of Final Action Letter for my land use says that my project may qualify for an exception to the traffic study. What does that mean?
- When does a project qualify for the rural subdivision criteria?
