Section 11-1565. CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD/UNIVERSITY TERRACE OVERLAY DISTRICT (CB/UT)  


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    1565.1The Chain Bridge Road/University Terrace (CB/UT) Overlay District is established to preserve and enhance the park-like setting of the Chain Bridge Road/University Terrace area by regulating alteration or disturbance of terrain, destruction of trees, and ground coverage of permitted buildings and other impervious surfaces, and by providing for widely spaced residences.

     

    1565.2The purposes of the CB/UT Overlay District are to:

     

    (a)Preserve the natural topography and mature trees to the maximum extent feasible in a residential neighborhood;

     

    (b)Prevent significant adverse impact on adjacent open space, parkland, stream beds, or other environmentally sensitive natural areas;

     

    (c)Limit permitted ground coverage of new and expanded buildings and other construction, so as to encourage a general compatibility between the siting of new buildings or construction and the existing neighborhood; and

     

    (d)Limit the minimum size of lots so as to prevent significant adverse impact on existing infrastructure, especially on traffic and pedestrian safety and to achieve the other purposes listed in this subsection.

     

    1565.3The CB/UT Overlay District applies to the area bounded on the south by MacArthur Boulevard, on the east by Battery Kemble Park/Chain Bridge Road, on the north by Loughboro Road/Nebraska Avenue, and on the west by University Terrace.

     

    1565.4The properties contained within the boundaries of the CB/UT Overlay District include Lots 826, 829, 839-843, 845-847, 849-851, and 853-857 in Square 1409; Lots 829 and 830 in Square 1410; Lots 803, 806, 807, 829, 830, 832, 840, and 841 in Square 1411; all of Square 1425; Lots 11, 15-18, 20, 22, 831, 835, 851, 855, 859, 861, 863, 864, 898, 899, 902-905, 912, 914, 931, 937, 938, 940, and 948-958 in Square 1426; and all of Square 1427.

     

    1565.5The CB/UT Overlay District is a residential neighborhood, located at the edge of stream beds and public open spaces, that has steep slopes, substantial stands of mature trees, and undeveloped lots and parcels subject to potential terrain alteration and tree removal.

     

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Final Rulemaking published at 46 DCR 6246-47 (July 30, 1999); as amended by Final Rulemaking published at 47 DCR 9741-43 (December 8, 2000), incorporating by reference the text of Proposed Rulemaking published at 47 DCR 8335, 8467-68 (October 20, 2000).