Guidelines
• We want to keep the neighborhood low-density, with ample
parking and limited multi-unit dwellings.
• Given the pace of change in the area, residents must be given
a voice as to changes affecting the neighborhood.
• We are opposed to large multi-unit housing.
• We may take exceptions, based on surrounding properties for
a balanced and cohesive streetscape.
• With this in mind, CGNA’s initial position is as shown in the
table below.
Issue: Zoning for a standard lot (25 X 125)
- CGNA Position: RS3
Issue: Zoning for all non-standard lots
- CGNA Position: RS3 with RT3.5 pending review and approval
Issue: Zoning change on “For Sale” property
- CGNA Position: Not allowed
Issue: Developer requests a zoning change or variance
- CGNA Position: Developer MUST notify everyone within a 2-block radius and present his plans to the P&D Committee. Material to be presented shown on next page
Issue: Parking for multi-unit
- CGNA Position: 1.5 on-site parking spots per unit strongly encouraged
Issue: General
- CGNA Position: The P&D committee would like to review any planned renovations, add-ons, special cases, variances, etc. that do not fall within the property/lots current zoning.
