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    Table VII MULTIPLIER

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    This document provides a conversion table to calculate the total gross floor area (TGFA) of different types of buildings based on their use and occupancy. It lists the percentage of excluded floor areas for each type, and the corresponding multiplier to apply to the gross floor area (GFA) to determine the TGFA. For example, for residential buildings, 33% of the area is excluded and the multiplier is 1.5, so the GFA would be multiplied by 1.5 to obtain the TGFA. The document also describes how to establish the outer limits of a building's outer face and roof configuration based on applicable building height limits and angular planes originating from the centerline of the right-of-way.

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    This document provides a conversion table to calculate the total gross floor area (TGFA) of different types of buildings based on their use and occupancy. It lists the percentage of excluded floor areas for each type, and the corresponding multiplier to apply to the gross floor area (GFA) to determine the TGFA. For example, for residential buildings, 33% of the area is excluded and the multiplier is 1.5, so the GFA would be multiplied by 1.5 to obtain the TGFA. The document also describes how to establish the outer limits of a building's outer face and roof configuration based on applicable building height limits and angular planes originating from the centerline of the right-of-way.

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    Table VII MULTIPLIER

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    Table VII.G.2.

    Conversion Table of Gross Floor Area (GFA) to


    Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA)
    Type of Building/ Excluded Floor Areas Multiplier to Convert the
    Structure based on (non-GFA) as a GFA to TGFA
    Use/ Occupancy Percentage (%) of the
    TGFA
    Residential 1 33% 1.50
    Residential 2 (Basic), 20% 1.25
    Residential 3 (Basic) and
    Residential 4
    Residential 2 (Maximum), 16% 1.20
    Residential 3 (Maximum) and
    Residential 5
    Commercial 1 20% 1.25
    Commercial 2 25% 1.33
    Commercial 3 33% 1.50
    Industrial 1 25% 1.33
    Industrial 2 and 3 33% 1.50
    Transportation, Utility and 33% 1.50
    Service Areas
    Agricultural and Agro- 2%-5% 1.03-1.06
    Industrial
    3. Establishing the OFB. The OFB shall be primarily determined by the vertical projections of the outermost faces of the AMBF up to a height
    prescribed by the applicable BHL. Figure VII.G.1. shows the determination of the angular planes needed to establish the outer limits for
    walls and projections of the proposed building/structure facing RROW and for their corresponding roof configurations. Table VII.G.3. also
    shows the recommended angles or slopes for the angular planes originating from the centerline of the RROW for R-1 and C-3 properties
    only. Angles or slopes for other permitted uses/occupancies can be extrapolated from the two (2) examples. (Figs. VIII.G.1. and VIII.G.2.)

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