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Paris Business Park DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS PariS, Texas Paris Economic Development Corporation 4.0.0 Site Planning Standards 4.1.0 Objectives Provide a safe, orderly and attractive environment for Paris Business Park. 4.1.1 Setback Yards Setback Yards define the limits on the property for construction of buildings and walls, columns or posts that support a roof. The minimum setback yards from property lines are ns follows: Along any street in Paris Business Park - 30' Common with adjacent property within Paris Business Park - 10' Common with adjacent rear property within Paris Business Park - 10' Common with adjacent property outside the boundaries of Paris Business Park - 20' When two or more conditions apply, the greater or greatest minimum shall govern. Refer to site diagram no. 4.1.8.1. 4.1.2 Building Orientation Conditions may vary for any particular piece of property, but generally front the main building on the street of the property address. Locate service yards, trash areas and materials or equipment storage to the side or rear of the property, away from street view. Refer to site diagram no. 4.1.8.2. 4.1.3 Buffering Provide a landscaping buffer along property lines of the perimeter of Paris Business Park. Where the adjacent property is any occupancy other than industrial, provide a continuous fence, and where a service or truck yard abuts any occupancy other than industrial, provide a continuous solid fence with landscaping as screening. Provide landscape screening, at a minimum, around any service yard or way. Refer to site diagram no. 4.1.8.2. 4.1.3 Walkways Provide concrete walkways 5' wide minimum from parking areas to building entrances and 5' wide asphalt walkways where required in Service Yards, etc. 4.1.4 Service Yards and Open Storage Areas Service Yards include truck docks, turnarounds, loading and unloading areas, materials or equipment storage areas, truck parking areas, staging areas, and the like. These areas and any associated service drives or truck access routes off the public right-of-way are to be screened from public view with landscaping and or a wall of permanent construction from material similar to the building palate. The service yard shall be set back ten (10) feet from the front face of the building. The design and materials shall be approved in writing by the DRB. Any screening wall shall be of a height at least equal to that of the materials or equipment being stored, but in no event shall be less then six feet. Location of all outside storage shall be limited to the rear two-thirds of the site, and shall be approved in writing to the DRB. Walls facing the street of adjacent parcels shall be softened with landscaping as approved by the DRB. Refer to site diagram No. 4.1.8.2. Graeber, Simmons & Cowan Page 11 of 30 1/9/03 200209400