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Adding Density to Portland’s Single Dwelling Residential Lots DMS Architects, Inc

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Page 1: Adding Density to Residential Lots

Adding Density to Portland’s Single Dwelling Residential

Lots

DMS Architects, Inc

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How To Increase Density

Add an ADU ADU of up to 800 sf allowed on Residential lots as an accessory to a single family residence

Duplex/Attached Allowed on many corners in R lots

Add another Lot zoning may allow multiple SFR (single Family Dwelling Residences) on the lot (ie – 5,000 sf R2 lot – up to 2.5 = 2 SFR)

Lot Partition/ Size of lot may allow it to be divided into two or Land Division more lots

Lot of Record Much of Portland was platted as 25’x100’ lots – these lots can be ‘re-established’

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ADU’s Accessory Dwelling Unit. A second

dwelling unit created on a lot with a house, attached house (row/town house), or manufactured home. Not allowed with multi-family or commercial.

NEWADU

EXIST. HOUSE

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Duplex A building that contains two primary

dwelling units on one lot. The units must share a common wall or common floor/ceiling

R2.5-R20

NEW DUPLEX

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Attached House Attached House. Also called Row House or

Common Wall House - A dwelling unit, located on its own lot, that shares one or more common or abutting walls with one or more dwelling units.

ADU allowed as long as add. Density not already achieved via corner lot provision

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Duplex or Attached Houses? Yes – Corners allow one extra dwelling

unit!!!

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Duplexes or Attached Houses

R5 Zones – Corner Lots Lots for duplexes must be at least 4,500

square feet in area. Where attached houses are proposed, the

original lot, before division for the attached house proposal, must be at least 4,500 square feet

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Duplexes or Attached Houses

R2.5 Zones – Corner Lots Duplexes. Lots for duplexes must be at

least 3,000 square feet in area. Attached houses as a result of a land

division. Where attached houses are proposed, the original lot, before division for the attached house proposal, must be at least 3,000 square feet.

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Attached House Could an Attached House be built on this

corner lot?

NEW ATTACHED HOUSE

EXISTING HOUSE

NEW PROP. LINE

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Attached House Typical Attached House found on many lots

(especially corners) in Portland

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Lot Partition ‘A’ 13,000 sf lot in R5 zone. Can is be divided

into two lots?

8418 N Portsmouth

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Lot Density and Sizes

R2.5

1 UNIT PER 2,500 SF

R2.5

1,600 sq ft.

3,400 sq ft.

36’

30’

40’

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8418 N Portsmouth

Yes – per previous tables – two legal lots

NEW LOT AND HOUSE

Lot Partition ‘A’

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8115 N Portsmouth

8,100 sf lot in R5 zone. Can is be divided into two lots?

Lot Partition ‘B’

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Lot Sizes

R2.5

1 UNIT PER 2,500 SF

R2.5

1,600 sq ft.

3,400 sq ft.

36’

30’

40’

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Lot Partition ‘B’ Since lots under 9,500 sf can’t be divided

in the R5 zone – add and ADU

NEWADU

8115 N Portsmouth

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Lot Partition ‘C’

Existing 50’x100’ has a duplex on it. Is there a way to add density?

629/633 NE Mason Street

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Lot Partion ‘C’

ADU on site behind duplex? Not allowed as ADU’s are only allowed as

an accessory to single family residences.

NOADU

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Lot Sizes

R2.5

1 UNIT PER 2,500 SF

R2.5

1,600 sq ft.

3,400 sq ft.

36’

30’

40’

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Lot Partition ‘C’

Partition Lot for new 36’x50’ lot and new SFR (single family residence)?

64

36

50’

NEW LOT AND HOUSE

1,600 sf

3,400 sf

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Lot Partition ‘C’

View of 36’x50’ lot and back of existing duplex

629/633 NE Mason Street

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Check Lot Coverage

Lot Partition ‘C’

629/633 NE Mason Street

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Lot Partition ‘C’And parking requirements…

33.266.110 Minimum Required Parking Spaces Sites that are located in close proximity to transit (within 500’ of a major Transit Line), have good street connectivity, and good pedestrian facilities may need little or no off-street parking.

629/633 NE Mason Street

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Check Residential Zone Basics…

Lot Partition ‘C’

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Lot Partition ‘D’

10,000 sf lot in the R5 zone – but – the house occupies the length of the lot

1160 NE Lenore

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Lot Partition ‘D’

Before

After1160 NE Lenore

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Lot Partition ‘D’

Remove existing garage – file adjustment to legalize 3’ side yard setback of exist. house – new 36’ x 100’ lot and house

NEW LOT AND HOUSE

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Lot Partition ‘D’

Made existing house setbacks legal with Adjustment Procedure….

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Lot of Record

Typical Portland Neighborhood

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Lots of Record Everwhere!!!

Same Neighborhood as Originally Platted

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Lot of Record An additional lot can be created on both of these properties.

4605 and 4630 NE 35th Ave

Lots as they exist TodayAs originally Platted

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Lots of Record

A 36’ wide lot would be required as lot has had a dwelling (or part of) on it within past 5 years.

NEW LOT AND HOUSE

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Lots of RecordA 25’ wide lot would be allowed as lot has been vacant for more than 5 years.

NEW LOT AND HOUSE

4605 and 4630 NE 35th Ave

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Lots of Record and Lot Remnants

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Resouces

http://www.portlandonline.com/bds The above link is for the Bureau of

Development Services. From there you can go to the city zoning code – Title 33.

Chapter 33.110 – Single Dwelling Residential Zones

Chapter 33.205 – Accessory Dwelling Units

Chapter 33.210 and .211 – Land Divisions in Single Family Dwelling Zones

Chapter 33.600 – Land Divisions…