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Article 11: Interpretation and Definitions

Section 11.5. Terms and Uses Defined

11.4.2. Exceptions and Variations

June 23, 2017

Morrisville, NC

Page 11-20

Unified Development Ordinance

A

PPLICATION

A

CCEPTANCE

(A

CCEPTED FOR

R

EVIEW

)

The formal acceptance of a development application for review following determination that the

application, as submitted, complies with all applicable submittal requirements, in accordance with

Section

2.4.3.

A

PPRAISED

V

ALUE

The monetary value estimated for a parcel of land, portion of land, improvement on land, or other

commodity by a person who is registered, licensed, or certified as a real estate appraiser by the North

Carolina Appraisal Board.

A

PPROVED ACCOUNTING TOOL

The accounting tool for nutrient loading approved by the North Carolina Environmental Management

Commission for the relevant geography and development type under review.

A

RBOR

An open wood-framed roof, supported by regularly spaced posts or columns, and often

covered with lattice and climbing plants such as vines or roses, that shades a walk, patio,

or passageway.

A

RBORIST

,

ISA-C

ERTIFIED

A person trained and certified by the International Society of Arboriculture as an ISA Certified Arborist.

A

RCADE

A series of arches supported by columns, piers, or pillars, either freestanding or attached to a wall to

form a gallery.

A

RCHITECTURAL

A

CCENT

- A

BOVE THE

R

OOFLINE

A feature such as dormer, cupola, or steeple, located above the roofline, excluding signs and parapet

walls.

A

RCHITECTURAL

A

CCENT

- B

ELOW THE

R

OOFLINE

A f

eature such as an arch or other element attached to exterior walls of the building that are usually a

different color or decorative material from that of the adjacent wall surface, and serve no structural

purpose.

A

RCHITECTURAL

F

EATURE

A part, portion, or projection of a building or structure that contributes to its character or style, exclusive

of signs, that is not necessary for the structural integrity of the building or to make said building

habitable.

A

RCHITECTURAL

L

IGHTING

Exterior lighting that is designed to highlight structures, plantings, or significant architectural features in a

direct or indirect fashion.

A

RT

A fountain, sculpture, or similar object that is sited within a development as a focal point and is intended

for the enjoyment of the general public. It can be located on both private and public property.

A

SSESSED

V

ALUE

The monetary value that a parcel of land, portion of land, improvement on land, or other commodity is

assigned by the Wake County Revenue Department for the purposes of taxation.