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the R-1 zone. The subject property is currently developed with one existing dwelling, which is shown to remain on the tentative plan. A second detached dwelling is proposed to be constructed in the future. Together, the existing dwelling and future detached dwelling will constitute a detached duplex for middle housing purposes. For purposes of this application, "future detached duplex" means the existing dwelling on Parcel 1 and one future detached dwelling on Parcel 2, which together will constitute a duplex middle housing development on the parent lot. The parent lot contains approximately 15,745 square feet, has approximately 90 feet of frontage on Dewey Street, and is approximately 90 feet wide by 174.9 feet long. The parent lot exceeds the minimum lot area required for future duplex development. The proposed middle housing lots are child lots created through the MHLD process and are not subject to ordinary minimum lot area, frontage, width, or lot - shape standards. Those standards apply to the parent lot and the future detached duplex development. Proposed Parcel 1 contains approximately 7,212 square feet and includes the existing dwelling. Proposed Parcel 2 contains approximately 8,534 square feet and is intended for the future detached dwelling. Parcel 1 has frontage on Dewey Street. Parcel 2 will receive access, pedestrian access, and utility service to Dewey Street through the proposed 10.8- foot-wide access and utility easement shown on the tentative plan. The existing dwelling is shown to remain on Parcel 1 and is approximately 11 feet in height. Existing dwelling setbacks vary and are shown on the tentative site plan. The existing setbacks are compliant, and the proposed MHLD does not cause the existing dwelling to become inconsistent with applicable setback standards. No new building footprint, garage, parking area, additional parking area, or stormwater facility is proposed with this tentative MHLD application. Future construction of the second detached dwelling, including building footprint, building height, lot coverage, setbacks, building code compliance, parking if proposed or required, and stormwater management, will be reviewed at the time of building permit.