Page 56 - Broken Arrow, OK Residential District Design Guidelines

ROWHOUSE

DESCRIPTION

This building form consists of a series of attached units that are
narrow and tall, with entries facing the street (on street adjacent
walls). This building form has a limit to the width of the total
building length so that it relates to neighboring structures and
provides a defined front wall for each unit. The Rowhouse form
is often raised moderately off the ground and accessed by a
porch or stoop to draw attention to the individual entry for each
unit. A variety of articulation methods can be used to distinguish
each rowhouse unit, including changes in material, wall offsets,
and changes in color. Detached garages or a “tuck under garage”
(provided within the first floor of each unit) accessed by an alley or
internal access drive is typical.

Permitted Areas 1, 5 and 6

LOT*
A A Lot Area

Area 1 9,000 sq.ft.
Area 5 9,000 sq.ft.

Area 6 N/A
B B Lot Frontage

Area 1 & 5 65’ Min.

Area 6 N/A
C C Lot Coverage

Area 1 60% Max.
Area 5 70% Max.
Area 6 N/A

Additional Information
* Where a site will be subdivided into more than one parcel, lot and site
design standards should be based on the collective area of all parcels.

52 Broken Arrow Downtown Residential Overlay District (DROD) Design Standards