| | | (2)__The addition does not increase the building's | | total height to greater than 35 feet above the lowest | | natural elevation measured 5 feet from the corners of | | the existing building foundation or the elevation | | used by the municipality when determining compliance | | with local ordinances; and |
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| | | (3)__The building is not a garage or a storage shed; | | and |
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| | | E.__Notwithstanding subsection 3, the construction of a | | new building or buildings on an undeveloped lot as long as | | the following requirements are met.__These requirements do | | not apply to a lot vacant due to demolition or destruction | | of buildings after August 1, 1983. |
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| | | (1)__The undeveloped lot was a deeded lot of record | | as of August 1, 1983. |
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| | | (2)__The adjacent lot on each side of the undeveloped | | lot, along the length of the frontal dune, contains a | | residential building that is located within 100 feet | | of the lot line of the vacant lot.__In order to | | qualify for this exception, the residential buildings | | on the adjacent lots must have been in existence on | | January 1, 2003. |
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| | | (3)__Development on the undeveloped lot is not | | precluded by any other federal, state or local | | requirements. |
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| | | (4)__All available variances of municipal regulations | | that would allow the project to proceed in compliance | | with the standards in section 480-CC have been ruled | | upon and rejected by the municipality. |
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| | | (5)__Any building on the undeveloped lot is | | constructed at the greatest distance possible from | | the beach face, as determined by the department. |
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| | | (6)__The total area covered by a building or | | buildings does not exceed 20% of the total area of | | the undeveloped lot.__Up to 500 square feet of | | additional development may occur on the undeveloped | | lot in order to provide parking and access, including | | access for the purposes of meeting requirements | | established by the Americans with Disabilities Act. |
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| | | (7)__Any building is elevated on posts as described | | in subsection 5. |
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