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Article 3 Zoning Districts

3-74 WSO, Water Supply Watershed Overlay District

Wake County Unified Development Code

3-57

Overlay District

Minimum Lot Area (sq. ft.)

Maximum Density (lots/acre)

Max. Impervious Surface

WSO-2NC [1]

40,000

1

12%

WSO-3CA [1]

40,000

1

12%

WSO-3NC [2]

20,000

2

24%

[1] In WSO-2NC and WSO-3CA districts, residential lots of at least 40,000 square feet in area and residential lots in a cluster

subdivision, open space subdivision or existing Consolidated Open Space Development with an overall lot density no more than

one lot per acre are not subject to impervious surface coverage limits except as required by the underlying zoning. For all other

residential lots and for nonresidential developments in those districts, impervious surface coverage may not exceed 12% of the

total area of the site, as designated on the site plan.

[2] In WSO-3NC districts, residential lots of at least 20,000 square feet in area and residential lots in a cluster subdivision, open

space subdivision or existing Consolidated Open Space Development with an overall lot density of no more than 2 lots per acre

are not subject to impervious surface coverage limits except as required by the underlying zoning. For all other residential lots

and for nonresidential developments in those districts, impervious surface coverage may not exceed 24 percent of the total area

of the site, as designated on the site plan.

(C) WSO-4P Districts

Development within WSO-4P districts must comply with the following standards

whenever they are more restrictive than those of the underlying zoning district.

(1) With Curb and Gutter

In a development served by a curb and gutter system, residential lots of at least

20,000 square feet in area and residential lots in a cluster subdivision, open space

development or existing consolidated open space development with an overall lot

density no more than 2 lots per acre, are not subject to impervious surface coverage

limits except as required by the underlying zoning. For all other residential lots and

for nonresidential developments, the following standards apply:

(a) WSO-4P1

In the WSO-4P1 district, impervious surface coverage may not exceed 24

percent of the total area of the site, as designated on the site plan.

(b) WSO-4P2

In the WSO-4P2 district, impervious surface coverage may not exceed 30

percent of the total area of the site, as designated on the site plan.

Commentary: Curb and gutter are limited in water supply watersheds. See Sec. 8-32-18.

(2) Without Curb and Gutter

In a development not served by a curb and gutter system, residential lots of at least

15,000 square feet in area and residential lots in a cluster subdivision, open space

development or existing consolidated open space development with an overall lot

density no more than 2 lots per acre, are not subject to impervious surface coverage

limits except as required by the underlying zoning. For all other residential lots and

for nonresidential developments, impervious surface coverage may not exceed 30

percent of the total area of the site, as designated on the site plan.

(3) Engineered Stormwater Control Structures

Engineered stormwater control structures must meet design guidelines of the State

Division of Water Quality, or its successor agency. Responsibility for maintenance of

all permanent infiltration, retention, and detention control measures and facilities,

after site development is completed, rests with the owner of the use. When designed

in accord with the guidelines of the State Division of Water Quality, or its successor