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Superior Land Use Summary

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BUILDING / LANDUSE SUMMARY - SPREADSHEET PG 1 OF 2

SUBAREA AND BUILDING LEGEND

ALLOWED USES
Following is a list of Allowed Uses within the Superior Town Center including, but not limited to: Residential Uses; including, but not limited to: Multi-Family dwellings Agricultural Uses; including, but not limited to: Nursery stock production and sales * Retail/Commercial Uses; including, but not limited to: Retail Businesses Parking lots/structures Restaurants Commercial recreation/sports facilities Professional and business offices Hotels Dental or Medical Clinics Transportation facilities/bus shelters Banking, savings and loans Drive- through restaurants* Drive-through Bank* Communication Facilities Light and General Industrial Uses; including, but not limited to: Facilities for large scale research, testing, fabrication, processing, manufacture, repair, cleaning or assembly of: 1) Sporting Goods, 2) Electronic components, 3) computers, 4) steel, 5) cosmetics, 6) musical instruments, toys, novelties, 7) artwork, pottery, 8) ceramics, glass, metal and plastic products, 9) natural or cultured stone products, 10) furniture, 11) Paper products, 12) products and materials similar to and compatible with the above.* Storage, repair, rental or sales with contract installation for durable goods* Studios for motion picture or video productions* Catalog Sales outlets* Call center* Other Uses Public Park and Recreation areas and facilities Civic/Governmental Uses (community center, town hall, etc.) Private School* Child Care Public Utilities

TOWN CENTER CORE

1805 29th Street Suite 2054 Boulder, Colorado 80301 phone 303.449.8900
CARL A. WORTHINGTON & ASSOCIATES LLC WINSTON ASSOCIATES INC. CIVIL RESOURCES, LLC

PARKING TABULATION SUMMARY

NOTES: Uses allowed only through Town of Superior Special Use Review Process*

PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PLAN (ZONING)


JA 8/6/2012

SUPERIOR TOWN CENTER


DRAWN: DATE:

PROHIBITED USES
Residential Uses; including, but not limited to: Single Family dwellings Mobile Homes Agricultural Uses; including, but not limited to: Livestock (allowed use until each parcel is developed) Retail/Commercial Uses; including, but not limited to: Sexually Oriented businesses Automobile, truck, mobile home or recreational vehicle sales or leasing and sale of parts and accessories Gas Station/Service Station Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Tattoo Parlors Light and General Industrial Uses; including, but not limited to: Extractions, processing and transportation of natural resource materials. Oil and Gas drilling accessory equipment and storage tanks. Lumberyards Mini-Storage Bottling plants Industrial equipment sales and leasing and the sale of parts and accessories Automobile, mobile home or recreation vehicle general service, repair, painting, body work and storage Automobile washing facilities Contractors supply yards. Manufacturing shops for: 1) Cabinetworks and furniture, 2) Glazing, 3) Printing and publishing, 4) Plumbing, 5) Electrical, 6) Sheet metal, 7) Handicraft products, 8) Upholstery, 9) General Repair, 10)Welding Bulk dry cleaning and commercial laundries Motor freight depots Cold storage Lockers Manufacture of durable goods Major utility facilities, including transmission lines and substations Outdoor Storage and Maintenance Yards Recycling facilities Water and Sewer treatment plants (with the exception of lift stations). Salvage yards/Junk yards

BUILDING / LANDUSE SUMMARY - SPREADSHEET PG 2 OF 2

FLOOR AREA/PARKING SUMMARY


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Other Uses Veterinary clinics/hospitals Kennels

PROJ. NO. 109032.00 CHECKED: NB/CAW

ENCROACHMENTS WITHIN RIGHT-OF-WAY


A License Agreement will be required for any private intrusion or uses within the Right-of-Way in Superior Town Center, including, but not limited to: Type Building Foundations Awnings/Canopies Signs (projecting/blade) Outdoor dining and railings that enclose outdoor dining areas Roof Overhangs/Balconies Maximum Encroachments 4.0' 10.0' 5.0' 15.0' (2) 10.0' 8.0'

APPROVED: NB/CAW REVISIONS 10/18/2012 11/16/2012 11/30/2012

OZ ARCHITECTURE
SUPERIOR TOWN CENTER

Minimum Height for Projecting Signs (measured from bottom of sign) Note: (1) Encroachments in excess of the maximums listed above may be considered on a case-by-case basis. (2) In all cases, a 5.0' clear walkway is to be provided between the 4.0' street amenities zone and the enclosure / seating area for outdoor dining.

ISSUED FOR: PRELIMINARY DESIGN SUBMITTAL - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION SHEET TITLE: STC - COVER SHEET 2

PHASING STATEMENT
: NOTE: ABOVE BUILDING/LANDUSE SUMMARY REPRESENTS THE FLOOR AREAS AND RESIDENTIAL UNITS ILLUSTRATED IN THE ATTACHED DOCUMENTS AND PLANS AND DOES NOT REFLECT THE OVERALL PROJECT DENSITY MAXIMUMS NOTED ON SHEET SP1.0 SEE SHARED PARKING GUIDELINES ON SHEET CS1.2 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. Each phase of development shall provide complete infrastructure required to support the proposed use as determined by the Town of Superior.

12/5/2012 3:02:21 PM

SCALE: SHEET NUMBER

CS1.1

SUPERIOR, COLORADO 80027

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