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1Ip•^-ll%# <br />^ . <br />>V <br />arf ■ <br />■*'fe <br />$i: <br />iisW... |ifr^' <br />-W=- <br />'’..... 4-" <br />p^-v-. <br />J ..• - .-W • - li <br />«r <br />« <br />Ife- ^" <br />]ii%r^''.ffc.l:k-vfe%. - <br />.'■?-v^;v <br />" V:--' <br />H«t Council Rural Area Policy - Data CompilationJttlia 23 r 1992 Page 2 <br />6. Densities by section: <br />Section <br />Sec7 2 <br />Sec. 3 <br />Sec. 4 <br />Sec. 5 <br />Sec. € <br />Sec. 7 <br />Sec. 9 <br />Sec. 10 <br />Sec. 11 <br />Sec. 25 <br />Sec. 26 <br />Sec. 27 <br />Sec • <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. 31 <br />Sec. 32 <br />Sec. 33 <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Sec. <br />Non-MUSA Area* <br />(Acres)rif^ <br />28 <br />29 <br />30 <br />34 <br />35 <br />36 <br />640 <br />635 <br />350 <br />53f <br />72 <br />128 <br />310 <br />65 <br />308 <br />309 <br />290 <br />153 <br />287 <br />300 <br />640 <br />605 <br />360 <br />139 <br />272 <br />535 <br />Niimber of Average <br />Existing Density Lot <br />Residential (Units Per Size <br />Units 10 Acres)(Acres) <br />53 l.l8 8.5 <br />116 1.81 5.5 <br />123 1.94 5.2 <br />112 3.20 3.1 <br />52 0.97 10.3 <br />10 1.29 7.2 <br />9 0.70 14.2 <br />75 2.41 4.1 <br />21 3.23 3.1 <br />29 0.94 10.6 <br />60 1.94 5.2 <br />72 2.48 4.0 <br />26 1.70 5.9 <br />11 0.38 26.1 <br />19 0.62 15.8 <br />83 1.30 7.7 <br />58 0.96 10.4 <br />53 1.47 6.8 <br />28 2.01 5.0 <br />42 1.54 6.5 <br />62 1.16 8.6 <br />7382 Ac 1114 1.5Overall <br />(* Does not include surface waters or existing Hwy 12 R.O.W.) <br />6.6 Ac <br />dearly# our existing overall density already exceeds the <br />1 unit per 10 acres guideline. Only 6 of 21 sections have not <br />reached the 1 in 10 density# and these could in total accept <br />approxiiiately 40 additional residential units before the 1 in 10 <br />density is exceeded. <br />yne above numbers do not include vacant buildable lots <br />already subdivided. Our latest count indicates there are <br />ajMroximately 70 vacant buildable lots in the 2 acre and 5 acre <br />tones, which could be built on at any time, further increasing <br />our non-conformity with the 1 in 10 density guideline. <br />Exclusive of golf courses, country clubs, and park lands, we <br />Ruve approximately 214 parcels of unsewered land that <br />further subdividable under current soning standards, with a <br />potentiai for creating an additional 400 - 500 buildable lots. <br />ri-. <br />in ■A}?-:.