When are Architectural Review Board Applications required?

Architectural Review Board (ARB) applications are needed when a property that is being developed under a site plan or building permit application is located within the Entrance Corridor Overlay Zoning District (EC). ARB applications are reviewed for consistency with the Entrance Corridor Design Guidelines.

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Applications reviewed by the Architectural Review Board (ARB)

Below are the applications that are required to be reviewed and approved at an ARB meeting.

Application Type Submittal Checklist

ARB Conceptual Plan/Advisory Review

ARB Concept Plan Advisory Review Checklist

ARB Preliminary Review of a Site Development Plan

ARB Preliminary Site Plan Review Checklist
ARB Final Review of a Site Development Plan

ARB Final Site Plan Review Checklist

ARB Major Amendment

ARB Major Amendment Review Checklist

ARB Building Permit Review

 ARB Building Permit Review Checklist

Applications reviewed by Staff (County-wide Certificate of Appropriateness)

Below are the applications that can be reviewed and approved by staff only and do not require review at an ARB meeting.

Application Type Submittal Checklist

Structures 750' or more from the Entrance Corridor, no taller than 5 stories

Structures 750' Checklist

Structures located behind a structure that fronts the Entrance Corridor (EC)

Structures Behind Checklist

Fencing

Fencing Checklist

Equipment

Mechanical Equipment Checklist

Lighting

Lighting Checklist

Additions to ARB-approved buildings

Additions Checklist

Minor amendments to site or architectural plans

Minor Amendment Checklist

Building permits where change is 50% or less of altered elevation

Building Permit Checklist