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ARTICLE 4. URBAN EDGE (E-) NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXTDIVISION 4.1 NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5

Section 4.1.1 General Character . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Section 4.1.2 Street, Block and Access Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Section 4.1.3 Building Placement and Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Section 4.1.4 Building Height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Section 4.1.5 Mobility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5

DIVISION 4.2 DISTRICTS (E-SU-, E-TU-, E-TH-, E-CC-, E-MX-, E-RX-, E-MS-) . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-7Section 4.2.1 Districts Established . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-7Section 4.2.2 Residential Districts (E-SU-A, -B, -D, -D1, -Dx, -D1x, -G, -G1, E-TU-B, -C, E-TH-2.5, E-MU-2.5) 4-7Section 4.2.3 Commercial Corridor Districts (E-CC-3, -3x) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-9Section 4.2.4 Mixed Use Districts (E-MX-2, -2A, -2x, -3, -3A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-9Section 4.2.5 Residential Mixed Use Districts (E-RX-5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10Section 4.2.6 Main Street Districts (E-MS-2, -2x, -3, -5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11

DIVISION 4.3 DESIGN STANDARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-13Section 4.3.1 General intent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-13Section 4.3.2 Building Form Intent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-13Section 4.3.3 Primary Building Form Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-15Section 4.3.4 Detached Accessory Building Form Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-48Section 4.3.5 Supplemental Design Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-58Section 4.3.6 Design Standard Alternatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-59Section 4.3.7 Design Standard Exceptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-62Section 4.3.8 Reference to Other Design Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-65

DIVISION 4.4 USES AND REQUIRED MINIMUM PARKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-67Section 4.4.1 Overview - Summary Use and Parking Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-67Section 4.4.2 Organization - Summary Use and Parking Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-67Section 4.4.3 Explanation of Table Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-67Section 4.4.4 Compliance with Other Code Provisions Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-68Section 4.4.5 Applicable Procedures Prior to Establishment of Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-69Section 4.4.6 Allowed Uses by District and Minimum Parking Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-70

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Article 4. Urban Edge Neighborhood ContextDivision 4.1 Neighborhood Context Description

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DIVISION 4.1 NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT DESCRIPTION

SECTION 4.1.1 GENERAL CHARACTER The Urban Edge Neighborhood Context is characterized by a mix of elements from both the Urban and Subur-ban Neighborhood Contexts. The Urban Edge Neighborhood Context is primarily single-unit and two-unit resi-dential uses. Small-scale multi-unit residential uses and commercial areas are typically embedded in residen-tial areas. Single-unit residential structures are typically Urban House forms with some Suburban House forms. Multi-unit forms are typically Town House, Garden Court, or Apartment forms embedded with other residential forms. Commercial buildings are typically Shopfront and General forms that typically contain a single type of use. Single and two-unit residential uses are primarily located along local and residential arterial streets. Multi-unit residential and commercial uses are located along local streets, arterials, and main streets.

SECTION 4.1.2 STREET, BLOCK AND ACCESS PATTERNSThe Urban Edge Neighborhood Context consists of a regular pattern of block shapes surrounded by orthogonal streets within a grid or modified grid. Orthogonal streets provide connection and a mixed presence of alleys. Block sizes and shapes are consistent and include attached, detached and non-existent sidewalks, treelawns where provided for by detached sidewalks, street and surface parking, and landscaping in the front setback.

SECTION 4.1.3 BUILDING PLACEMENT AND LOCATIONSingle-, two-unit and multi-unit residential buildings typically have consistent moderate to deep front setbacks. Building orientation along a block face may be inconsistent or consistent. Commercial buildings typically have consistent orientation and front setbacks deep enough to allow for a mix of landscaping and some parking.

SECTION 4.1.4 BUILDING HEIGHTThe Urban Edge Neighborhood Context is characterized by low scale buildings except for some mid- rise com-mercial and mixed use structures, particularly at nodes or along arterial streets.

SECTION 4.1.5 MOBILITYThere is reliance on the automobile with some pedestrian and bicycle activity and low to medium level of ac-cess to the multi-modal transportation system.

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Article 4. Urban Edge Neighborhood ContextDivision 4.2 Districts


DIVISION 4.2 DISTRICTS (E-SU-, E-TU-, E-TH-, E-CC-, E-MX-, E-RX-, E-MS-)

SECTION 4.2.1 DISTRICTS ESTABLISHEDTo carry out the provisions of this Article, the following zone districts have been established in the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context and are applied to property as set forth on the Official Map.

Urban edge Neighborhood contextE-SU-A Single Unit AE-SU-B Single Unit BE-SU-D Single Unit DE-SU-D1 Single Unit D1E-SU-Dx Single Unit DxE-SU-D1x Single Unit D1xE-SU-G Single Unit GE-SU-G1 Single Unit G1E-TU-B Two Unit BE-TU-C Two Unit CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5

Town House 2.5Multi Unit 2.5

E-CC-3 Commercial Corridor 3E-CC-3x Commercial Corridor 3xE-MX-2 Mixed Use 2E-MX-2A Mixed Use 2AE-MX-2x Mixed Use 2xE-MX-3 Mixed Use 3E-MX-3A Mixed Use 3AE-RX-5 Residential Mixed Use 5E-MS-2 Main Street 2E-MS-2x Main Street 2xE-MS-3 Main Street 3E-MS-5 Main Street 5

SECTION 4.2.2 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS (E-SU-A, -B, -D, -D1, -Dx, -D1x, -G, -G1, E-TU-B, -C, E-TH-2.5, E-MU-2.5)

4.2.2.1 General Purpose

A. The intent of the Residential districts is to promote and protect residential neighborhoods within the character of the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context. These regulations allow for some multi-unit districts, but not to such an extent as to detract from the overall image and character of the residential neighborhood.

B. The building form standards, design standards, and uses work together to promote desirable residential areas. The standards of the single unit districts accommodate the varied pattern of suburban and urban house forms. While lot sizes vary, lot coverage is typically low creating generous setbacks and yard space. The standards of the two unit and town house districts pro-mote existing and future patterns of lower scale multi unit building forms that typically address the street in the same manner as an urban house building form.

C. These standards recognize common residential characteristics within the Urban Edge Neigh-borhood Context but accommodate variation by providing eight Residential zone districts.

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D. The regulations provide certainty to property owners, developers, and neighborhoods about the limits of what is allowed in a residentially-zoned area. These regulations are also intended to reinforce desired development patterns in existing neighborhoods while accommodating reinvestment.

4.2.2.2 Specific Intent

A. Single Unit A (e-SU-A)E-SU-A is a single unit district allowing only urban houses with a minimum zone lot area of 3,000 square feet. This district requires the shallowest setbacks and highest lot coverage in the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context.

B. Single Unit B (e-SU-B)E-SU-B is a single unit district allowing only urban houses with a minimum zone lot area of 4,500 square feet.

c. Single Unit D (e-SU-D)E-SU-D is a single unit district allowing only urban houses with a minimum zone lot area of 6,000 square feet.

D. Single Unit D1 (E-SU-D1)E-SU-D1 is a single unit district allowing only urban houses and detached accessory dwelling units with a minimum zone lot area of 6,000 square feet.

e. Single Unit Dx (e-SU-Dx)E-SU-Dx is a single unit district allowing suburban and urban houses with a minimum zone lot area of 6,000 square feet.

F. Single Unit D1x (E-SU-D1x)E-SU-D1x is a single unit district allowing suburban houses, urban houses and detached ac-cessory dwelling units with a minimum zone lot area of 6,000 square feet. Setbacks and lot coverage standards accommodate front and side yards similar to E-SU-Dx and allow a detached accessory dwelling unit in the rear yard.

G. Single Unit G (e-SU-G)E-SU-G is a single unit district allowing suburban and urban houses with a minimum zone lot area of 9,000 square feet. The wider lots result in the largest side setbacks in the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context.

H. Single Unit G1 (E-SU-G1)E-SU-G1 is a single unit district allowing suburban houses, urban houses and detached acces-sory dwelling units with a minimum lot area of 9,000 square feet. Setbacks accommodate front and side yards similar to E-SU-G and allow an detached accessory dwelling unit in the rear yard.

i. two Unit B (e-tU-B) E-TU-B allows up to two units on a minimum zone lot area of 4,500 square feet. Allowed build-ing forms are the urban house, detached accessory dwelling unit, duplex and tandem house building forms.

J. two Unit c (e-tU-c) E-TU-C allows up to two units on a minimum zone lot area of 5,500 square feet. Allowed build-ing forms are the urban house, detached accessory dwelling unit, duplex and tandem house building forms.

K. Town House 2.5 (E-TH-2.5)E-TH-2.5 is a multi unit district and allows suburban house, urban house, detached accessory dwelling unit, duplex, tandem house and town house building forms up to two stories in height.

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l. Multi Unit 2.5 (E-MU-2.5)E-MU-2.5 is a multi unit district and allows urban house, detached accessory dwelling unit, du-plex, tandem house, town house, garden court and apartment building forms up to two stories in height.

SECTION 4.2.3 COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR DISTRICTS (E-CC-3, -3x)


A. The Commercial Corridor zone districts are intended to balance the need for safe, active, and pedestrian-scaled, diverse areas with the need for convenient automobile access.

B. Commercial Corridor zone districts address development opportunities adjacent to the city’s most auto-dominated corridors.

C. Commercial Corridor buildings generally have a deep build-to requirement to allow for some mea-sure of parking between the building and the street. Predictable flexibility is provided for building and parking location for larger scale buildings.

D. The Commercial Corridor district standards are also intended to ensure new development contributes positively to established residential neighborhoods and character, and improves the transition between commercial development and adjacent residential neighborhoods.


A. Commercial Corridor – 3 (E-CC-3)E-CC-3 applies primarily to auto-oriented arterial street corridors where a building scale of 1 to 3 stories is desired.

B. Commercial Corridor – 3x (E-CC-3x)E-CC-3x applies primarily to auto-oriented arterial street corridors where a building scale of 1 to 3 stories is desired with less intense uses than E-CC-3.

SECTION 4.2.4 MIXED USE DISTRICTS (E-MX-2, -2A, -2X, -3, -3A)A. The Mixed Use zone districts are intended to promote safe, active, and pedestrian-scaled, diverse

areas and enhance the convenience and ease of walking, shopping and public gathering within and around the city’s neighborhoods.

B. There is a diverse menu of Mixed Use zone districts in the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context to recognize the diverse pattern of mixed use places in these neighborhoods.

C. The Mixed Use districts are appropriate along corridors, embedded in neighborhoods and on large sites.

D. The building form standards of the Mixed Use zone districts balance the importance of street pres-ence and provision of parking through build-to requirements, ground story activation and parking lot screening along the right-of-way. Predictable flexibility in building form options recognizes the varied development pattern of Urban Edge Neighborhoods.

E. The Mixed Use zone district standards are also intended to ensure new development contributes positively to established residential neighborhoods and character, and improves the transition between commercial development and adjacent residential neighborhoods.


A. Mixed Use – 2 (E-MX-2)E-MX-2 applies to areas or intersections served primarily by local streets embedded within an existing or proposed neighborhood where a building scale of 1 to 2 stories is desired. Design stan-dards provide options for varied building placement while still offering an active street front.

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B. Mixed Use- 2A (E-MX-2A)E-MX-2A applies to areas or intersections served primarily by local streets embedded within an existing or proposed neighborhood where a building scale of 1 to 2 stories is desired. Design standards support a consistent pattern of buildings placed at the street to offer an active street front.

c. Mixed Use - 2x (E-MX-2x)E-MX-2x applies to small sites served primarily by local streets embedded within an existing or proposed neighborhood. These are typically one or two parcels and are limited to low scale building forms and low intensity uses.

D. Mixed Use – 3 (E-MX-3)E-MX-3 applies to areas or intersections served primarily by collector and arterial streets where a building scale of 1 to 3 stories is desired. Design standards provide options for varied building placement while still offering an active street front.

e. Mixed Use - 3A (E-MX-3A)E-MX-3A applies to areas or intersections served primarily by collector and arterial streets where a building scale of 1 to 3 stories is desired. Design standards support a consistent pat-tern of buildings placed at the street to offer an active street front.

SECTION 4.2.5 RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE DISTRICTS (E-RX-5)


A. The Residential Mixed Use zone districts are intended to promote safe, active, and pedestrian-scaled, diverse areas through the use of town house, row house, courtyard apartment, apart-ment, and shopfront building forms that clearly define and activate the public street edge.

B. The Residential Mixed Use zone districts are intended to enhance the convenience, ease and enjoyment of transit, walking, shopping and public gathering within and around the city’s resi-dential neighborhoods.

C. The Residential Mixed Use zone district standards are also intended to ensure new devel-opment contributes positively to established residential neighborhoods and character, and improves the transition between commercial development and adjacent residential neighbor-hoods.

D. The Residential Mixed Use districts are primarily intended to accommodate residential uses. Buildings in a Residential Mixed Use district can have ground floor retail but upper stories are reserved exclusively for housing. A building can be all residential.

E. In the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context, the Residential Mixed Use zone districts promote a pedestrian-active street front. Buildings have a required build-to and limitations on parking location.


A. Residential Mixed Use – 5 (E-RX-5)E-RX-5 applies to residentially-dominated areas served primarily by local or collector streets where a building scale of 2 to 5 stories is desired.

SECTION 4.2.6 MAIN STREET DISTRICTS (E-MS-2, -2X, -3, -5)


A. The Main Street zone districts are intended to promote safe, active, and pedestrian-scaled com-mercial streets through the use of shopfront and row house building forms that clearly define and activate the public street edge.

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B. The Main Street zone districts are intended to enhance the convenience, ease and enjoyment of transit, walking, shopping and public gathering along the city’s commercial streets.

C. The Main Street district standards are also intended to ensure new development contributes positively to established residential neighborhoods and character, and improves the transition between commercial development and adjacent residential neighborhoods.

D. Main Street zone districts are typically applied linearly along entire block faces of commercial, industrial, main, mixed-use and residential arterial streets (as designated in Blueprint Denver) or, less frequently, on single zone lots at the intersection of local/collector streets within a residential neighborhood.

E. In all cases, the Main Street zone districts should be applied where a higher degree of walkabilty and pedestrian activity is desired than required in a Corridor, Mixed Use, or Residential Mixed Use zone district.

F. In the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context, the Main Street zone districts may also be embedded within a larger commercial shopping center or mixed-use area to promote a pedestrian-active street front within a larger mixed use or commercial development.

G. The Main Street zone districts are intended to promote an urban, mixed-use, built-to environment regardless of neighborhood context. Main Street buildings have a shallow front setback range. The build-to requirements are high and building coverage is significant.


A. Main Street 2 (E-MS-2)E-MS-2 applies to areas or intersections served primarily by local streets embedded within an existing or proposed neighborhood where a building scale of 1 to 2 stories is desired. The E-MS-2 district is intended to provide for appropriate locations for traditional corner commercial establishments located directly within a residential neighborhood.

B. Main Street 2x (E-MS-2x)E-MS-2x applies to small sites served primarily by local streets embedded within an existing or proposed neighborhood. These are typically one or two parcels and are limited to low scale building forms and low intensity uses.

c. Main Street 3 (E-MS-3)E-MS-3 applies primarily to local or collector street corridors, or may be embedded within a commercial shopping center or mixed-use area, where a building scale of 1 to 3 stories is de-sired.

D. Main Street 5 (E-MS-5)E-MS-5 applies primarily to collector or arterial street corridors, or may be embedded within a larger commercial shopping center or mixed-use area, where a building scale of 2 to 5 stories is desired.

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Article 4. Urban Edge Neighborhood ContextDivision 4.3 Design Standards


DIVISION 4.3 DeSiGN StANDArDSThe following Intent Statements are intended to provide further information regarding intent and perfor-

mance expectations for the district, site and building design standards.

SECTION 4.3.1 GeNerAl iNteNt

4.3.1.1 Urban Design and Building Form StandardsThe Intent of Urban Design and Building Form Standards in all Districts are to:

A. Implement the Denver Comprehensive Plan.

B. To continue Denver’s physical character, including access to parks and parkways, tree lined streets, detached sidewalks, interconnected street networks, and convenient access to parks, open space, and transit.

C. Improve compatibility with and respect for the existing character and context of Denver and its varied neighborhoods.

D. Arrange building density, uses, heights, and scaling devices to reinforce the public transit cen-ters and corridors, and to transition to adjoining areas.

E. Give prominence to pedestrian realm as a defining element of neighborhood character.

F. Spatially define public streets and their associated open space as positive, usable features around which to organize and orient buildings in a manner that promotes pedestrian activity, a sense of security and community.

G. Provide human scale in buildings through use of detail, contrast, form, window and door place-ment, color and materials.

4.3.1.2 Transit Oriented DevelopmentThe Intent of Transit Oriented Development Design Standards in all Districts are to:

A. Provide easily identifiable pedestrian connections between private development, public rights of way and multiple modes of transit.

B. Configure the site so that a clear, safe, and attractive pedestrian system, with the transit facility as a component, is the primary public element to which buildings are oriented.

C. Arrange residential, employment, retail, service, and open space uses to be convenient to and compatible with each other and with transit.

D. Maximize pedestrian amenities near transit facilities and along the primary pedestrian connec-tions to transit facilities.

SECTION 4.3.2 BUILDING FORM INTENT

4.3.2.1 Height

A. Encourage buildings whose forms are responsive to evolving nodes of mixed-use, pedestrian and transit activity as well as the surrounding context.

B. Arrange building heights, and scaling devices to provide transitions to adjoining areas.

4.3.2.2 Siting

A. Required Build-To

1. Provide a more consistent street edge to enhance the character, quality and accessibility of the context.

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2. Provide additional spatial definition to streets to promote pedestrian activity and sense of place.

3. Reinforce the character and quality of public streets with buildings that provide consis-tent siting, pedestrian orientation and access to the street.

B. Setbacks

1. Site buildings to be consistent with intended character and functional requirements of the context.

2. Improve connections between varied uses and the public street.

c. Parking Location

1. Minimize the visual impacts of parking areas on streets and adjoining property.

2. Minimize conflicts between pedestrian and vehicles.

4.3.2.3 Design elements

A. Configuration

1. Promote variation in building form that enhances access to daylight, air and views from within and around new structures.

2. Encourage variation in building form that provides opportunities for architectural scale relationships in large building contexts.

3. Main Street setback: Consider the proportional scale of new development necessary to establish a well defined edge to the public street.

4. Arrange building heights, and scaling devices to provide transitions to adjoining areas.

B. Transparency

1. To create rhythms and patterns on building facades that provide visual interest and re-flect the uses within the building.

2. Maximize window area at street level to help activate the street.

3. Limit the use of highly reflective glass to avoid reflected glare onto neighboring streets and properties.

c. Entrances

1. Give prominence to pedestrian realm as a defining element of district and neighborhood character.

2. Provide convenient access to buildings and pedestrian active uses from the street.

3. Create a clearly articulated and varied visual hierarchy of building entrances as an aid in way-finding.

4. Provide a positive relationship to the street through access, orientation and placement consistent with the context.

5. Create visually interesting and human-scaled facades.

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SECTION 4.3.3 PRIMARY BUILDING FORM STANDARDS

4.3.3.1 Generally Applicable Standards

A. In addition to the neighborhood context-specific standards included in this article, all develop-ment must comply with the general design standards in Article 10.

B. One building form and the associated standards shall be selected for each structure on a zone lot. Combining standards from different building forms for the same structure is prohibited.

C. For multiple buildings on a zone lot, see Article 10, Division 10.3.

D. Unenclosed uses shall comply with all building form standards as applicable.

E. The districts allow a variety of building forms appropriate for the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context, as set out below.

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E-SU-G Single Unit G

E-SU-G1 Single Unit G1

E-TU-B Two Unit B

E-TU-C Two Unit C

E-TH-2.5 Town House 2.5

E-MU-2.5 Multi Unit 2.5

E-CC-3, -3x Commercial Corridor 3, 3x

E-MX-2x Mixed Use 2x

E-MX-2, -2A, 3, 3A

Mixed Use 2, 2A, 3, 3A

E-RX-5 Residential Mixed Use 5

E-MS-2x Main Street 2x

E-MS-2, -3 Main Street 2, 3

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4.3.3.2 District Specific Standards

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SUBURBAN HOUSEE-SU-Dx E-SU-G E-TH-2.5

H E I G H T E-SU-D1x E-SU-G1 E-MU-2.5A Stories (max) 2.5 2.5 2.5A Feet (max) 30’ 30’ 30’

Feet, allowable height increase 1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

B Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Line 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Line 45° 45° 45°

E-SU-DxE-SU-D1x

E-SU-G E-SU-G1

E-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5S I T I N G

ZONE LOT Zone Lot Size (min) 6,000 ft2 9,000 ft2 6,000 ft2

C Zone Lot Width (min) 50’ 62.5’ 50’Dwelling Units per Primary Structure (max) 1 1 1

All E-SU, -TH, -MU DistrictsSETBACKS AND BUILDING COVERAGE BY ZONE LOT WIDTH 61’ or Less 62’ or Greater

D Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes

D Primary Street, where block sensitive setbackdoes not apply (min) 20’ 20’

E Side Street (min) 5’ 5’F Side Interior (min) 5’ 7.5’G Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’ 12’/20’

Building Coverage, including all accessory structures (max) 37.5% 37.5%PARKING BY ZONE LOT WIDTH 61’ or Less 62’ or GreaterParking and Drive Lot Coverage in Primary Street Setback (max) 33% 33%

Vehicle AccessFrom alley; or Street access allowed when no

alley present. See Sec. 4.3.7.6

ACCESSORY STRUCTURESH Detached Accessory Structures Allowed (see Sec. 4.3.4)

All E-SU, -TH, -MU DistrictsD E S I G N E L E M E N T S BUILDING CONFIGURATION

Attached Garage Allowed

(1) Shall not project closer to the front line of the zone lot than does any other part of the Front Facade of the dwelling (2) May encroach into the Rear Setback, provided it comply

with the Detached Garage building form standards

I Primary Street-Facing Attached Garage Door Width in first 50% of lot depth(max)

35% of the entire width of the front facade of the dwelling or 16’, whichever is greater

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONJ Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entry Feature

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B. Urban House

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URBAN HOUSE

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1 E-SU-Dx E-SU-G E-TH-2.5

H E I G H T E-SU-D1x E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-C E-MU-2.5Stories (max) 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5

A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

B Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’Feet, rear 35% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 3’ increase in side setback up to a maximum height of 19’

C Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot in front 65% of lot 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’

D Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot in rear 35% of lot 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45°

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5S I T I N G

ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 3,000 ft2 4,500 ft2 6,000 ft2 6,000 ft2 9,000 ft2 4,500 ft2 5,500 ft2 4,500 ft2

E Zone Lot Width (min) 25’ 35’ 50’ 50’ 62.5’ 35’ 50’ 35’Dwelling Units per Primary Structure (min/max) 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/2 1/2 1/2

All E-SU, TU, TH, MU DistrictsSETBACKS AND BUILDING COVERAGE BY ZONE LOT WIDTH 30’ or less 31’ to 40’ 41’ to 74’ 75’ or Greater

F Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes yes yes

F Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’

G Side Street (min) 3’ 5’ 5’ 7.5’

H Side Interior (min) 3’ 3’ min one side/ 10’ min combined 5’ 10’

I Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’ 12’/20’ 12’/20’ 12’/20’Building Coverage, including all accessory struc-tures (max) 50% 37.5% 37.5% 37.5%

PARKING BY ZONE LOT WIDTHParking and Drive Lot Coverage in Primary Street Setback (max)

2 Spaces and 320 ft2

2 Spacesand 320 ft2 33% 33%

Vehicle Access From alley; or Street access allowed when no alley present See Sec 4.3.7.6 ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

J Detached Accessory Structures Allowed (see Sec. 4.3.4)

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5D E S I G N E L E M E N T S

BUILDING CONFIGURATION


(1) Shall not project closer to the front line of the zone lot than does any other part of the Front Facade of the dwelling (2) If located entirely within the rear 35% of the zone lot depth, the attached garage shall comply with the Detached Garage building form

standardsPrimary Street-Facing Attached Garage Door Width in first 50% of lot depth(max) 35% of the entire width of the front facade of the dwelling or 16’, whichever is greater

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONK Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entry Feature

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c. Duplex

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SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

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DUPLEX

H E I G H T E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2.5; E-MU-2.5Stories (max) 2.5 2.5 2.5

A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’ 30’ 30’Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

B Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 17’ 17’ 17’Feet, rear 35% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 3’ increase in side setback up to a maximum height of 19’

C Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Lines in front 65% of lot 17’ 17’ 17’

D Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot lines in rear 35% of lot 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Lines 45° 45° 45°

S I T I N G E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2.5; E-MU-2.5ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 4,500 ft2 5,500 ft2 4,500 ft2

E Zone Lot Width (min) 35’ 50’ 35’Dwelling Units per Primary Structure (min/max) 2/2 2/2 2/2

All E-TU, TH, MU DIstrictsSETBACKS AND BUILDING COVERAGE BY ZONE LOT WIDTH 30’ or less 31’ to 40’ 41’ to 74’ 75’ or Greater

F Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes yes yes

F Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’

G Side Street (min) 3’ 5’ 5’ 7.5’

H Side Interior (min) 3’ 3’ min one side/10’ min combined 5’ 10’

I Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’ 12’/20’ 12’/20’ 12’/20’Building Coverage, including all accessory structures (max) 50% 37.5% 37.5% 37.5%

PARKING BY ZONE LOT WIDTHParking and Drive Lot Coverage in Primary Street Setback (max) 50% 50% 50% 50%

Vehicle Access From alley; or Street access allowed when no alley present (See Sec 4.3.7.6)

ACCESSORY STRUCTURESJ Detached Accessory Structures Allowed (see Sec. 4.3.4)

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2; E-MU-2.5BUILDING CONFIGURATION


(1) Shall not project closer to the front line of the zone lot than does any other part of the Front Facade of the dwelling (2) If located entirely within the rear 35% of the zone lot depth, the attached garage shall comply with

the Detached Garage building form standardsPrimary Street Facing Attached Garage Door Width in first 50% of lot depth(max)

35% of the entire width of the front facade of the dwelling or 16’, which-ever is greater

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONK Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entry Feature

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D. Tandem House

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TANDEM HOUSE

H E I G H T E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2.5; E-MU-2.5Stories (max) 2.5 2.5 2.5

A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’ 30’ 30’

Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

B Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 24’ 24’ 24’

C Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side interior and Side street zone lot line in front 65% of lot 17’ 17’ 17’

D Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side interior and Side street zone lot line in rear 35% of lot 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side interior and Side street zone lot line 45° 45° 45°

S I T I N G E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2.5; E-MU-2.5ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 4,500 ft2 5,500 ft2 4,500 ft2

E Zone Lot Width (min) 35’ 50’ 35’Dwelling Units per Primary Structure (min/max) 1/1 1/1 1/2

All E-TU, TH, MU DIstricts

SETBACKS AND BUILDING COVERAGE BY ZONE LOT WIDTH 30’ or less 31’ to 40’ 41’ to 74’ 75’ or Greater

F Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes yes yesF Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’G Side Street (min) 3’ 5’ 5’ 7.5’H Side Interior, for Primary Structure #1 (min one side/min combined) 3’/6’ 3’/10’ 5’/10’ 10’/20’I Side Interior, for Primary Structure #2 (min one side/min combined)* 3’/6’ 3’/10’ 5’/10’ 10’/20’J Rear, for Primary Structure #1, as a % of lot depth (min) 50% 50% 50% 50%K Rear, for Primary Structure #2 (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’L Required Separation Between Primary Structures (min) 6’ 6’ 6’ 6’

Building Coverage, including all accessory structures (max) 50% 37.5% 37.5% 37.5%PARKING BY ZONE LOT WIDTHParking and Drive Lot Coverage in Primary Street Setback (max) 50% 50% 50% 50%


ACCESSORY STRUCTURESDetached Accessory Structures Allowed (see Sec. 4.3.4)

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-TU-B E-TU-C E-TH-2; E-MU-2.5BUILDING CONFIGURATION

M Overall Structure Width (max) 36’ 36’ 36’N Overall Structure Length (max) 42’ 42’ 42’


(1) Shall not project closer to the front line of the zone lot than does any other part of the Front Facade of the dwell-

ing (2) If located entirely within the rear 35% of the zone lot depth, the attached garage shall comply with the Detached

Garage building form standardsPrimary Street Facing Attached Garage Door Widthin first 50% of lot depth(max)

35% of the entire width of the front facade of the dwelling or 16’, whichever is greater

GROUND STORY ACTIVATION

O Pedestrian Access, Primary Street* Primary Structure #1: Entry Feature Primary Structure #2: No Requirement

*Must be offset to be visible from the street if to the rear of Primary Structure #1 (side setbacks may be reversed from Primary Structure #1)

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e. Town House

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ALLEY

SID

E ST

REET

SID

E ST

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TOWN HOUSE

H E I G H T E-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5 E-CC-3, -3xA Stories (max) 2.5 2.5 3

Feet (max) see below see below 45’A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’ 30’ na

Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width

over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

na

A Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 19’ 19’ naB Side Wall Height (max) 25’ 25’ na

S I T I N G E-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5 E-CC-3, -3xZONE LOT Zone Lot Size (min) 6,000 ft2 6,000 ft2 naZone Lot Width (min) 50’ 50’ naDwelling Units per Primary Structure (min/max) 3/10 3/10 naREQUIRED BUILD-TO

C Primary Street (min % within min/max) na na 50% 0’/80’SETBACKSPrimary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes na

D Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’ 20’ 0’

E Side Street (min) 5’ 5’ 0’ F Side Interior (min) 5’ 5’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) na na 10’G Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’ 12’/20’ 0’/0’

Rear, adjacent to Protected District, alley/no alley (min) na na 0’/10’PARKINGSurface Parking Setback See Sec. 4.3.7.4 See Sec. 4.3.7.4 na

Surface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Al-lowed

Not Allowed/Al-lowed Allowed/Allowed


ACCESSORY STRUCTURESH Detached Accessory Structures Allowed see Sec. 4.3.4

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-TH-2 E-MU-2.5 E-CC-3, -3xBUILDING CONFIGURATIONUpper Story Stepback, for Flat Roof, Above 25’, Primary Street, Side Street and Side Interior 10’ 10’ na

I Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/Rear, no alley and Side, interior (min) na na 15’/25’

J Primary Street- Facing Attached Garage Door Width (max per unit) 10’ 10’ 10’GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONTransparency, Primary Street (min) na na 30%Transparency, Side Street (min) na na 25%

K Pedestrian Access Each unit shall have a street-facing Entrance

Amendment: 2

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F. Garden Court

IPRIMARY STREETSIDE STREET

K

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SIDE STREET

ALLEY

SIDE STREET

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GARDEN COURT

H E I G H T E-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5A Stories (max) 2.5 2.5A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’ 30’

Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase 1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

A Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 19’ 19’B Side Wall Plate Height (max) 25’ 25’

S I T I N G E-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 6,000 ft2 6,000 ft2

Zone Lot Width (min) 50’ 50’

Dwelling Units per Primary Structure (min/max) 3/10 3/10

SETBACKS

C Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.2.2) yes yes

C Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’ 20’

D Side Street (min) 5’ 5’ E Side Interior (min) 5’ 5’F Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’ 12’/20’

PARKINGG Surface Parking Setback See Sec. 4.3.7.4 See Sec. 4.3.7.4

Surface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Allowed

Surface Parking Screening See Article 10, Division 10.5


ACCESSORY STRUCTURESH Detached Accessory Structures Allowed See Sec. 4.3.4

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-TH-2.5 E-MU-2.5BUILDING CONFIGURATIONUpper Story Stepback, for Flat Roof, Above 25’:Primary Street and Side, Interior (min) 10’ 10’

I Street-Facing Garden Court Width, (min) 15’ 15’J Street-Facing Garden Court Depth (min) 30’ 30’

Garden Court Design Standards See Sec. 4.3.5GROUND STORY ACTIVATION

K Pedestrian AccessEach dwelling unit shall have a ground story En-

trance. At least two Entrances shall be facing Primary Street and all others shall face the interior courtyard.

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G. Row House

PRIMARY STREET SIDE STREET

M

M

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET

ALLEY

SIDE STREET

E

D

GH

B

G

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G

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B

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C

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ROW HOUSEE-MX-2

E-MX-2A E-MX-3 E-MS-2H E I G H T E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5 E-MS-2x E-MS-3 E-MS-5

A Stories (max) 2 3 5 2 3 5 A Feet (min/max) na/35’ na/45’ na/70’ na/35’ na/45’ 24’/70’

E-MX-2E-MX-2A E-MX-3 E-MS-2

S I T I N G E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5 E-MS-2x E-MS-3 E-MS-5ZONE LOT

Use Restrictions na na

Second Story and Above: Residential

Only

Ground Story within required build-to portion must have at least one primary

use, other than parking of vehicles

REQUIRED BUILD-TO

B Primary Street (min % within min/max) 70% 0’/15’

70% 0’/15’

70% 0’/15’

75% 0’/5’

If Residential Only: 75% 0’/10’

C Side Street (min % within min/max) na na na 25% 0’/5’

If Residential Only: 25% 0’/10’

SETBACKSD Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

E Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0 0’ 0’

F Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) E-MX-2x: 5’10’ 10’ 10’ E-MS2x: 5’

10’ 10’ 10’

G Rear (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’ ’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Allowed MS: Not Allowed/Not Allowed

Screening See Article 10Vehicle Access From alley; or Street access allowed when no alley present (See Sec 4.3.7.5)ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

H Detached Accessory Structures Allowed See Sec. 4.3.4

E-MX-2E-MX-2A E-MX-3 E-MS-2

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5 E-MS-2x E-MS-3 E-MS-5BUILDING CONFIGURATION

I Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/Rear, no alley and Side, interior (min) na 15’/25’ 20’/25’ na 15’/25’ 20’/25’

J Upper Story Setback Above 51’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/Rear, no alley and Side, interior (min) na na 35’/40’ na na 35’/40’


K Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40% 40% 40% 60%If Residential Only: 40%

L Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25% 25%M Pedestrian Access Each unit shall have a street-facing Entrance

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H. Courtyard Apartment

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SIDE STREET

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COURTYARD APARTMENT E-MX-2

E-MX-2A E-MX-3H E I G H T E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5

A Stories (max) 3 2 3 5A Feet (max) 45’ 35’ 45’ 70’

E-MX-2E-MX-2A

S I T I N G E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3 E-RX-5REQUIRED BUILD-TO

B Primary Street (min % within min/max)* 50% 0’/80’ 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/15’SETBACKS

C Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ D Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ E Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ E-MX-2x: 5’10’ 10’ 10’

F Rear (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Allowed/Allowed Not Allowed/Allowed

Surface Parking Screening See Article 10, Division 10.5Vehicle Access Access Determined at Site Development Plan

E-MX-2E-MX-2A E-MX-3

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5BUILDING CONFIGURATION

G Street-Facing Courtyard Width (min)* 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’H Street-Facing Courtyard Depth (min) 30’ 30’ 30’ 30’

Courtyard Design Standards See Sec. 4.3.5

I Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side interior (min) 15’/25’ na 15’/25’ 20’/25’

J Upper Story Setback Above 51’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side interior (min) na na na 35’/40’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONK Transparency, Primary Street (min) 30% 30% 30% 30%L Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25% 25%

M Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Pedestrian Connection Entrance Entrance Entrance

*Courtyard Width counts toward the required Build-To

Amendment: 2

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i. Apartment (1 of 2)

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APARTMENT (1 OF 2)

H E I G H T E-MU-2.5A Stories (max) 2A Feet, front 65% of lot depth (max) 30’

Feet, front 65% of lot depth, allowable height increase1’ for every 5’ increase in lot width

over 50’ up to a maximum height of 35’

Feet, rear 35% of lot depth (max) 19’Side Wall Plate Height (max) 25’

S I T I N G E-MU-2.5ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 6,000 ft2

Zone Lot Size (min) 50’SETBACKS

B Primary Street, block sensitive setback required (see Sec. 13.1.1.3) yes

B Primary Street, where block sensitive setback does not apply (min) 20’

C Side Street (min) 5’ D Side Interior (min) 5’ E Rear, alley/no alley (min) 12’/20’

PARKINGF Surface Parking Setback (min) See Sec. 4.3.7.4

Surface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Allowed


Vehicle Access Access determined at Site Development Plan

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-MU-2.5BUILDING CONFIGURATIONStreet facing garage door width per Primary Structure (max) 20’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONG Transparency, Primary Street (min) 30%H Transparency, Side Street (min) 25%I Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entrance

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J. Apartment (2 of 2)

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SIDE STREET

ALLEY

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APARTMENT (2 OF 2) E-MX-2

E-MX-2A E-MX-3H E I G H T E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5

A Stories (max) 3 2 3 5A Feet (max) 45’ 35’ 45’ 70’


S I T I N G E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5ZONE LOTUse Restrictions Residential Only REQUIRED BUILD-TO

B Primary Street (min % within min/max) 50% 0’/80’ 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/15’SETBACKS

C Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ D Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ E Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ E-MX-2x: 5’10’ 10’ 10’

F Rear (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’Rear, adjacent to Protected District, alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Allowed/Allowed Not Allowed/AllowedSurface Parking Screening See Article 10, Section 10.5.7Vehicle Access Access determined at Site Development Plan


D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-CC-3, -3x E-MX-2x E-MX-3A E-RX-5BUILDING CONFIGURATION

G Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side Interior (min) 15’/25’ na 15’/25’ 20’/25’

H Upper Story Setback Above 51’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side Interior (min) na na na 35’/40’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONI Transparency, Primary Street (min) 30% 30% 30% 30% J Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25% 25%

K Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Pedestrian Connection Entrance Entrance Entrance

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K. Drive Thru Services

OPTION - A OPTION - B

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SIDE STREET

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DRIVE THRU SERVICESE-MX-2 -2A E-MX-3, 3A

H E I G H T E-CC-3, -3x E-MS-2 E-MS-3, -5A Stories (max) 3 2 3A Feet (max) 45’ 35’ 45’

E-MX-2 -2A, -3, -3A E-MS-2, -3, -5

E-MX-2, -3 E-MX-2A, 3A

S I T I N G E-CC-3, -3x Option A Option BZONE LOT

Use Restrictions

Automobile Services, Light and/or Primary Use with Accessory Drive Thru Use, excluding Eating/Drinking Establishments

Additionally, in E-MX-2A, 3A Option B is limited to Gasoline Service Station Use Only

REQUIRED BUILD-TO B Primary Street (min % within min/max)* na 50% 0’/15’ na C Side Street (min % within min/max)* na 50% 0’/15’ na

SETBACKSD Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ E Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ F Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ 10’ 10’G Rear (min) 0’ 0’ 0’

Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’

PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Allowed/Allowed Not Allowed/Not Allowed Allowed/Allowed

E-MX-2 -2A, -3, -3A E-MX-2, -3

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-CC-3, -3xE-MS-2, -3, -5

Option AE-MX-2A, 3A

Option BBUILDING CONFIGURATION

H *Canopy na

Building shall be used to meet a portion of the Primary and Side Street Build-To. Canopy may be

used to meet a portion of the Pri-mary and Side Street Build-To.

na

I Screening Required See Article 10

Garden Wall required within 0’/15’ for 100% of the zone lot’s Primary and Side Street frontages, excluding access points and

portions of building within 0’/15’, following the standards of Article 10, Section 10.5.7

Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side interior (min)

15’/25’ 15’/25’ 15’/25’


J Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40% 40%E-MS: 60% 40%

K Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25%

L Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Pedestrian Connection Entrance Pedestrian Connection

Amendment: 2

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l. Drive Thru Restaurant (1 of 2)


H IJ


EF

C

G

D

B

PRIMARY STREET

SID

E ST

REET

A

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DRIVE THRU RESTAURANT (1 OF 2)

E-MX-2, -2A E-MX-3, -3AH E I G H T E-MS-2 E-CC-3, -3x, E-MS-3, -5

A Stories (max) 2 3A Feet (max) 35’ 45’

E-CC-3, -3x, E-MX-2, -2A, -3, -3A E-MS-2, -3, -5

S I T I N G Option AZONE LOT

Use Restrictions Eating/Drinking Establishment Primary Use with Acces-sory Drive Thru Use Only

REQUIRED BUILD-TO B Primary Street (min % within min/max) Corner Lots: 50% 0’/10’

All other: 75% 0’/5’ C Side Street (min % within min/max) 50% 0’/10’

SETBACKSD Primary Street (min) 0’ E Side Street (min) 0’F Side Interior (min) 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’

G Rear (min) 0’

Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’

PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Not Allowed

Drive Thru Lane between building and Primary Street/Side Street Not Allowed/Not Allowed

E-MX-2, -2A, E-CC-3, -3x, E-MX-3, -3AD E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-MS-2 E-MS-3, -5BUILDING CONFIGURATION


na 15’/25’


H Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40%E-MS: 60%

40% E-MS: 60%

I Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25%

J Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entrance Entrance

Amendment: 2

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M. Drive Thru Restaurant (2 of 2)

A

PRIMARY STREET

E F

C

G

H

D

B

SIDE STREET

SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

IJK L


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DRIVE THRU RESTAURANT (2 OF 2)

E-MX-2, -2A, E-MX-3, -3A H E I G H T E-CC-3, -3x E-MS-2 E-MS-3, -5

A Stories (max) 3 2 3A Feet (max) 45’ 35’ 45’

E-MX-2 -2A, -3, -3A E-MS-2 -3, -5

Option BS I T I N G E-CC-3, -3x

ZONE LOTUse Restrictions Eating/Drinking Establishment Primary Use with Accessory Drive Thru Use OnlyREQUIRED BUILD-TO

B Primary Street (min % within min/max) 50% 0’/80’ 50% 0’/35’

C Side Street (min % within min/max) na 50% 0’/18’

SETBACKSD Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’E Side Street (min) 0’ 0’F Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ 10’

G Rear (min) 0’ 0’

Rear, adjacent to Protected District, alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’

PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street Allowed/Allowed Not Allowed/Not Allowed

Drive Thru Lane between building and Primary Street/Side Street Allowed/Allowed Allowed/Allowed

H Drive Thru Lane Width (max) na 12’

I Drive Thru Screening na Garden Wall, following the standards of Article 10, Section 10.5.7

E-MX-2, -2A, E-MX-3, -3AD E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-CC-3, -3x E-MS-2 E-MS-3, -5BUILDING CONFIGURATION


15’/25’ na 15’/25’


J Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40% 40%E-MS: 60%

40%E-MS: 60%

K Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25%

L Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Pedestrian Connection Entrance and Pedestrian Connection

Amendment: 2

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N. General (1 of 2)

A


H IJ

C

D

F

PRIMARY STREET

SID

E ST

REET

SID

E ST

REET

G

PROPERTY LINE

PROTECTED DISTRICT

C

D

F

E

E

B B

PRIMARY STREET

C

D

F F

E


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GENERAL (1 OF 2)

H E I G H T E-CC-3, -3xA Stories (max) 3A Feet (max) 45’

E-CC-3, -3x E-CC-3, -3x

S I T I N G Option A Option BRESTRICTION na Allowed only if Ground

Story is greater than 20,000 square feet

REQUIRED BUILD-TOB Primary Street (min % within min/max) 50% 0’/80’ na

SETBACKSC Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’D Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ E Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ 10’

F Rear (min) 0’ 0’ Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min)

0’/10’ 0’/10’

PARKING

Surface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street

Allowed/Allowed



E-CC-3, -3x E-CC-3, -3xD E S I G N E L E M E N T S Option A Option BBUILDING CONFIGURATION

G Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Pro-tected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side interior (min)

15’/25’ 15’/25’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONH Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40% 40%*I Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25%*

J Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Pedestrian Connection

*Applies only to street-facing portions of building facade located within 80’ of the Primary and/or Side Street

Amendment: 2

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O. General (2 of 2)

A


J KL

BH H

B

D

E

G

E

PRIMARY STREET PRIMARY STREET

Option A Option B Option C

PRIMARY STREET

SID

E ST

REET

SID

E ST

REET

I

PROPERTY LINE

PROTECTED DISTRICT

D

E

GG

D D

F

F

E

B

C


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GENERAL (2 OF 2)

H E I G H T E-MX-2, -2A, -2x E-MX-3, -3AA Stories (max) 2 3A Feet (max) 35’ 45’

E-MX-2, -2A, -2x E-MX-2, -2A, -2xE-MX-3, -3A E-MX-3, -3A E-MX-2, -2x -3

S I T I N G Option A Option B Option CREQUIRED BUILD-TO

B Primary Street (min % within min/max) 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/15’ 70% 0’/80’ C Side Street (min % within min/max) na na 25% 0’/15’

SETBACKSD Primary Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’E Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’F Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’

Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min)

E-MX-2x: 5’10’

10’ 10’

G Rear (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ Rear, adjacent to Protected District , al-ley/no alley (min)

0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’

PARKING

Surface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street

Not Allowed/Allowed Allowed/Not Allowed



E-MX-2, -2A, -2x E-MX-2, -2A, -2xE-MX-3, -3A E-MX-3, -3A E-MX-2, -2x -3

D E S I G N E L E M E N T S Option A Option B Option CBUILDING CONFIGURATION

H Overall Structure Length, Primary Street (max)

na 150’ na

IUpper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side interior (min)

MX-3 Only:15’/25’

MX-3 Only: 15’/25’

MX-3 Only:15’/25’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONJ Transparency, Primary Street (min) 40% 40% 60%K Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25%

L Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entrance Entrance or Pedes-trian Connection

Pedestrian Connection

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P. Shopfront

LJ KPRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET

D

B

CC

B

D

EF

G

G

FE


ALLEY

SID

E ST

REET

SID

E ST

REET

A

I

H

PROPERTY LINE

PROTECTED DISTRICT


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SHOPFRONTE-MS-2x

H E I G H T E-RX-5 E-MS-2 E-MS-3 E-MS-5A Stories (max) 5 2 3 5A Feet (min/max) na/70’ na/35’ na/45’ 24’/70’

E-MS-2xS I T I N G E-RX-5 E-MS-2 E-MS-3 E-MS-5ZONE LOT

Use Restrictions

Second Story and Above: Residential

Only

Ground Story within the build-to por-tion, must have at least one primary

use, other than the parking of vehicles

REQUIRED BUILD-TOB Primary Street (min % within min/max) 70% 0’/15’ 75% 0’/5’ 75% 0’/5’ 75% 0’/5’

C Side Street (min % within min/max) na 25% 0’/5’ 25% 0’/5’ 25% 0’/5’SETBACKS

D Primary Street (min) 0 0’ 0’ 0’

E Side Street (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

F Side Interior (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’Side Interior, adjacent to Protected District (min) 10’ E-MS-2x: 5’

10’10’ 10’

G Rear, (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ Rear, adjacent to Protected District , alley/no alley (min) 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’ 0’/10’

PARKINGSurface Parking between building and Primary Street/Side Street

Not Allowed/Not Allowed



E-MS-2xD E S I G N E L E M E N T S E-RX-5 E-MS-2 E-MS-3 E-MS-5BUILDING CONFIGURATION

H Upper Story Setback Above 27’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side Interior (min)

20’/25’ na 15’/25’ 20’/25’

I Upper Story Setback Above 51’, adjacent to Protected District: Rear, alley/ Rear, no alley and Side Interior (min)

35’/40’ na na 35’/40’

GROUND STORY ACTIVATIONJ Transparency, Primary Street (min) 60% 60% 60% 60% K Transparency, Side Street (min) 25% 25% 25% 25% L Pedestrian Access, Primary Street Entrance

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SECTION 4.3.4 DETACHED ACCESSORY BUILDING FORM STANDARDS

4.3.4.1 General Allowance - Compliance with Building Form Standards RequiredAccessory structures shall comply with the provisions of this Section 4.3.4 and the permitted build-ing form standards of the particular zone district in which the accessory structure is located. Acces-sory structures may be designed, erected, used, or occupied only by permitted accessory uses.

4.3.4.2 Accessory Structures Specifically AllowedThe following accessory structures are specifically allowed, subject to compliance with all applica-ble standards, including but not limited to all applicable building form standards stated in Articles 3 through 9 of this Code.

A. Detached Accessory Garage

B. Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit Building

c. Carports and Off-Street Parking Areas

D. Detached Utility Buildings

e. Playhouses, Patios, Cabanas, Pool Houses, Porches, Decks, and Gazebos

F. Fences, Walls and Retaining WallsAll accessory fences, walls and retaining walls shall comply with the fence and wall standards in Division 10.5, Landscaping, Fences, Walls and Screening.

G. Gates and Guard Houses

H. Storm and Fallout Shelters

i. Radio and Television Receiving Antennas and Support StructuresPermitted accessory radio and television receiving antennas and support structures shall include satellite dishes less than 32 inches in diameter, and one amateur radio sending and receiving antenna and support structures provided for same.

J. Swimming Pools and Other Recreational and Play Facilities for the Use of Residents

K. Solar and Photo-Voltaic Energy Systems

l. Ground- or Roof-Mounted Solar Energy Collection Devices

1. Flush mounted solar panels may encroach any distance into a required setback space.

2. Flush mounted solar panels are exempt from application of any maximum building or structure height standard otherwise applicable in the subject zone district.

M. Non-Commercial Barbecues, Outside Fireplaces, Eating Areas

4.3.4.3 Accessory Structures Not Specifically Listed as Allowed

A. The Zoning Administrator shall determine and impose limitations on accessory structures not otherwise listed as allowed in an applicable Use Table in Articles 3 through 9, or not otherwise covered by the standards in this Section 4.3.4.

B. All such determinations shall be reviewed according to the procedures and review criteria stated in Section 12.4.6, Code Interpretation & Determination of Unlisted Uses. In addition to the criteria stated in Section 12.4.6, the Zoning Administrator shall determine whether a pro-posed accessory structure is common and customary to the primary structure on the zone lot or to a specific use by right, and if the structure is incidental to the primary structure(s) on the zone lot or to a specific use by right.

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C. The Zoning Administrator may impose limitations on the proposed accessory structure, which shall be uniform throughout the zone district, and taking into consideration the size of the accessory structure, the total number of structures on the zone lot, and the effect on adjacent property.

D. Matters that may be regulated according to this Section shall include, but shall not be limited to, the size, area and number of structures accessory to a use by right, except as specifically permitted or excluded by Articles 3 through 9, or by this Section 4.3.4.

4.3.4.4 Additional Standards for Detached Accessory Structures in All Zone Districts

A. Gross Floor Area:If an accessory use is operated partially or entirely in one or more detached accessory struc-tures, the gross floor area of such detached accessory structures shall not exceed 10 percent of the area of the zone lot; provided, however, that this limitation shall not apply to detached accessory structures with vehicle access doors.

B. Building Coverage:All detached accessory structures on a zone lot, together with the primary structure(s) on such zone lot, shall not exceed any maximum building coverage standard (taking into account any permitted exemptions) applicable in the subject zone district for a particular primary build-ing form (e.g., the suburban house, urban house, and duplex building forms are all subject to a maximum building coverage standard).

c. Permitted NumberIn a Residential Zone District, the number of detached accessory structures with vehicle access doors on a single zone lot shall not exceed one per dwelling unit. Any number of other types of detached accessory structures may be located on the same zone lot, subject to the limits in subsections 4.3.4.4.A and B above.

4.3.4.5 Additional Standards for Detached Structures Accessory to Single Unit Dwellings

A. Required Building MaterialsAll detached structures accessory to primary single unit dwelling use shall be constructed of materials that are (1) compatible with the materials employed on the primary building, (2) du-rable, and (3) are not constructed from salvage doors, or other similar materials as designated by the Zoning Administrator.

B. Access and ContiguityExcept when used for a permitted accessory dwelling unit, any residential floor area contained within a second story located above an attached accessory structure shall be contiguous to and accessed only through other residential floor area contained within the principal residential structure.

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c. Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit

SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

Rear 35% of Zone

Lot Depth

Front 65% of Zone

Lot Depth

B D

A1

1

PRIMARY STREET

E

SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STRUCTURELOCATION

SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET


CC DC D C


CC D

PRIMARY STREETSID

E STREET

ALLEY



Amendment: 2

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DETACHED ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5H E I G H T E-SU-D1 E-SU-D1x E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-C

A Stories (max) 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5A Feet (max) 24’ 24’ 24’ 24’ 24’ 24’

B Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side interior and side street zone lot line

10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side interior and side street zone lot line

45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45°

E-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5S I T I N G E-SU-D1 E-SU-D1x E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-C

USE RESTRICTION Accessory Uses Only, including accessory dwelling unit where permitted. See Division 4.4 for permitted Accessory Uses

ZONE LOTZone Lot Size (min) 6,000 ft2 6,000 ft2 9,000 ft2 4,500 ft2 5,500 ft2 4,500 ft2

Exemption from Maximum Building Coverage (Lesser of )

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

An exemption from the maximum building coverage shall be given for a portion of the zone lot area occupied by the detached ADU form. The exemption shall be in the amount of 50% of the area of the zone lot occupied by the detached ADU building, up to a maximum credit of 500 ft2. To qualify, the ADU form shall be separated by at least 15’ from the primary dwelling on the zone lot and at least 80% of the ground floor GFA of the ADU form shall be used for vehicle parking.

Allowed Number of Dwelling Units (min/max) 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1Additional Standards See Sections 4.3.4.4 and 4.3.4.5SETBACKSLocation Located in the rear 35% of the zone lot depth

CSide Interior and Side Street (min)

5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’If exceeding one story or 17’ must be located adjoining the southern most side

setback lineD Rear (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’

PARKING

Vehicle Access From alley; or Street access allowed when no alley present see Sec. 4.3.7.6 for exceptions

E-SU-D1, E-SU-D1x,E-SU-G1

By Zone Lot SizeE-TU-B, E-TU-C,

E-TH-2.5, E-MU-2.5D E S I G N E L E M E N T S6,000 ft2

or Less6,001 ft2

to 7,000 ft27,001 ft2

or GreaterBUILDING CONFIGURATIONBuilding Footprint (max) 650 ft2 864 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2

Habitable Space (max) 650 ft2 864 ft2 1,000 ft2 naE Horizontal Dimension (max) 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’

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D. Detached Garage*

SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

11

BA

G


SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

F

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET


C

DD ED E D

C


DD

C

E

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET

ALLEY


Rear 35% of Zone

Lot Depth

Front 65% of Zone

Lot Depth


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DETACHED GARAGE

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5H E I G H T

A Stories (max) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1A Feet (max) 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’ 17’

B Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Line 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side Interior and Side Street Zone Lot Line 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45°

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5S I T I N G

USE RESTRICTION Accessory Uses Only, excluding accessory dwelling unit where permitted. See Division 4.4 for permitted Accessory Uses

ZONE LOTExemption from Maximum Building Coverage (Lesser of )

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

50%/500 ft2

An exemption from the maximum building coverage shall be given for a portion of the zone lot area occupied by the detached garage form. The exemption shall be in the amount of 50% of the area of the zone lot occupied by the detached garage building, up to a maximum credit of 500 ft2. To qualify, the detached garage form shall be separated by at least 15’ from the primary dwelling on the zone lot and at least 80% of the ground floor GFA of the garage form shall be used for vehicle parking.

Allowed Number of Dwelling Units (min/max) 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0Additional Standards See Sections 4.3.4.4 and 4.3.4.5SETBACKS

C Front Setback (min), from primary structure façade 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Side Street (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’

D Side Interior (min), for structure entirely in rear 35% of zone lot* 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

D Side Interior (min), for structure not entirely in rear 35% of zone lot 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’

E Rear, where garage doors face alley (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’E Rear, where garage doors do not face alley (min) 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5D E S I G N E L E M E N T S

BUILDING CONFIGURATION

Building Footprint (max) 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 864 ft2** per unit

864 ft2** per unit

432 ft2

per unitF Horizontal Dimension (max) 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ no max

G Allowed Number of Primary Street Facing Vehicular Ac-cess Doors in the front 50% of the lot depth (max) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

G Cumulative Width of All Primary Street Facing Vehicular Access Doors in the front 50% of the lot depth (max) 28’ 28’ 28’ 28’ 28’ 28’ 28’ no max

*Setbacks less than 5’ may be subject to more restrictive building and fire code review - Side facing gable roof ends are not permitted where setbacks are less than 5’

**When used with a Primary Single Unit Dwelling Use, the permitted building footprint for a detached garage may be increased to 1,000 ft2

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e. Detached Utility Building


PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET F

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET

E

PRIMARY STREETSID

E STREET

ALLEY

EE

CC

D

C




DDD

D

DD


SIDE STREET

PRIMARY STREET

11

BA

Rear 35% of Zone

Lot Depth

Front 65% of Zone

Lot Depth

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DETACHED UTILITY BUILDING

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5H E I G H T

A Stories (max) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1A Feet (max) 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’ 15’

B Bulk Plane Vertical Height at Side interior and side street zone lot line 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Bulk Plane Slope from Side interior and side street zone lot line 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45° 45°

E-SU-A E-SU-BE-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5S I T I N G

USE RESTRICTION Accessory Uses Only, excluding accessory dwelling unit where permitted and parking of vehicles. See Division 4.4 for permitted Accessory Uses

ZONE LOTAllowed Number of Dwelling Units (min/max) 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0

Additional Standards See Sections 4.3.4.4 and 4.3.4.5SETBACKS

C Front Setback (min), from primary structure façade 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’

Side Interior (min), for structure en-tirely in rear 35% of zone lot setback area*

0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’ 0’

D Side Street and Side Interior (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’E Rear (min) 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’

E-SU-A E-SU-BS-SU-D

E-SU-D1E-SU-Dx

E-SU-D1xE-SU-G

E-SU-G1 E-TU-B E-TU-CE-TH-2

E-MU-2.5D E S I G N E L E M E N T S BUILDING CONFIGURATIONBuilding Footprint (max) 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2 1,000 ft2

F Horizontal Dimension (max) 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’ 36’

*Setbacks less than 5’ may be subject to more restrictive building and fire code review - Side facing gable roof ends are not permitted where setbacks are less than 5’

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F. Detached Accessory Structures

A A

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREETALLEY

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET

ALLEY

SIDE STREET

E

C CCC C C

BB

B

D D D






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DETACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

All E-CC, -MX, -RX, -MSH E I G H TA Stories (max) 1A Feet (max) 17’

All E-CC, -MX, -RX, -MSS I T I N GZONE LOTUse Restrictions Accessory Uses Only Allowed Number of Dwelling Units (min/max) 0/0Additional Standards See Sections 4.3.4.4 and 4.3.4.5SETBACKS

B Front Setback (min), from primary structure façade 10’C Side Interior and Side Street (min) 5’D Rear (min) 5’

Rear, when garage doors face alley (min) 5’

All E-CC, -MX, -RX, -MSD E S I G N E L E M E N T SBUILDING CONFIGURATIONBuilding Footprint (max) 1,000 ft2

E Horizontal Dimension (max) 36’

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SECTION 4.3.5 SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN STANDARDS

4.3.5.1 Garden Court

A. The Garden Court shall include all of the following characteristics:

1. Located at natural grade;

2. Visually and physically accessible from the primary street; may be secured for private use;

3. Open to the sky; and

4. Bounded on not less than 3 sides with related building facades on the same parcel.

B. The Garden Court area may be used for any of the following:

1. Single or multiple entries, or access to single or multiple entries, to uses within the build-ings; or

2. Public or private landscaped area; may also include entries.

C. Vehicular access is not permitted through the Garden Court area.

4.3.5.2 Courtyard

A. The Courtyard is intended primarily for pedestrian use and shall include all of the following physical characteristics:

1. No more than one-half story above or below grade at the zone lot line adjoining the pri-mary street; may be on the structure;

2. Visually and physically accessible from the primary street; may be secured for private use;

3. Open to the sky; and

4. Bounded on not less than 3 sides with connected building facades.

B. The Courtyard area may be used for any of the following:

1. Single or multiple entries to uses within the building;

2. Public or private landscaped area;

3. Outdoor seating area; or

4. Motor Court, which is intended primarily for pedestrian activity but may include shared space for limited vehicular circulation for loading/unloading and access to parking areas outside the courtyard area. The vehicular circulation areas must meet enhanced or upgraded paving standards, including but not limited to unit pavers, or integrally colored concrete with a module of not more than 4 feet.

4.3.5.3 Pedestrian Access

A. Entrance Where required in Urban Edge Neighborhood Context zone districts, an Entrance shall provide a clear, obvious, publicly accessible connection between the Primary Street and the primary uses within the building. An entrance shall be located either on the Primary Street facing facade or located on a facade other than a Primary Street facing facade but within 15 feet of the zone lot line abutting the Primary Street. An entrance shall be one of the following three types:

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1. Door - An entrance on the same plane as the building facade.

2. Recessed Entrance - An entrance inset behind the plane of the building facade by no more than 15 feet.

3. Corner Entrance - An angled street-facing entrance located on the corner of a building at approximately 45 degrees to the intersecting streets.

B. Entry FeatureWhere required in Urban Edge Neighborhood Context zone districts, an Entry Feature shall signal the connection between the Primary Street and the primary uses within the building. An entry feature shall be located either on the Primary Street facing facade or be visible from the Primary Street. An entry feature shall be one of the following:

1. Door

2. Gates

3. Front Porch

4. Front Stoop

5. Front Terrace

6. Canopy

7. Arcade

c. Pedestrian ConnectionWhere required in the Urban Edge Neighborhood Context zone districts, a Pedestrian Connec-tion shall provide a clear, obvious, publicly accessible connection between the Primary Street and the primary uses within the building. The Pedestrian Connection shall comply with the following:

1. Fully paved and maintained surface not less than 5’ in width.

2. Unit pavers or concrete distinct from the surrounding parking and drive lane surface.

3. Located either within a raised median or between wheel stops to protect pedestrians from vehicle overhangs where parking is adjacent.

4. The portions of pedestrian connection that cross drive lanes within parking areas shall not exceed 25’ in length.

SECTION 4.3.6 DeSiGN StANDArD AlterNAtiVeS

4.3.6.1 Required Build-To Alternative

A. Outdoor Patio SeatingIn the E-CC-3,x, -3, E-MX-2x, -2,- 3 Zone Districts, the Required Build-To Range may be increased from 80’ to 90’ when Outdoor Patio Seating is provided between the building and the Primary Street. Ground Story Activation requirements shall still apply.

B. Garden Walls In all Urban Edge Neighborhood Context Zone Districts, Garden Walls may count toward 25% of the Required Build-To and 30% when covered seating for pedestrians is incorporated, provided the garden wall meets the following standards:

1. Garden Walls must be between 30” and 42” in height with the following exceptions; a. Decorative and/or structural piers may exceed the allowable height range

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b. Seating incorporated into the wall may be a minimum of 18” in height and may be accessed from both sides of the wall without an intervening division

c. Pergola, awning and trellis structures must maintain clear visual sight lines be-tween the public right of way and the property between the heights of 42” and 84”

2. Allowed Materials are limited to Masonry or an Ornamental Metal Fence with Masonry Piers spaced at not more than 25’ with landscaping.

3. An Administrative Adjustment to required material is permitted to better match primary building. See Article 12.

4. Garden Walls used as a Required Build-To Alternative may also be used to count toward Perimeter Landscaping Requirements in Article 10.

c. PergolaIn all Urban Edge Neighborhood Context Zone Districts, a pergola, consisting of an arbor or passageway of columns, may count toward 30% of the Required Build-To minimum percentage provided the pergola meets all of the following standards:

1. Pergola structure shall be no less than 24” deep as measured perpendicular to the prop-erty line.

2. Pergola structure shall maintain at least 8’ clearance between the structure and grade where erected over any public rights-of-way or pedestrian walkways.

3. Pergola structure shall be made of metal or other durable materials suitable for an urban environment and shall have a minimum 6” vertical dimension.

4. Pergola structure shall be supported by vertical columns, posts, or piers not less than 15’ on center.

5. Pergola structures and plant materials shall maintain at least 75% open area for clear vi-sual sight lines between the public rights-of-way and the interior of the property between the heights of 42” and 84” above grade.

6. Garden walls, seating and/or landscaping may be incorporated between the pergola’s vertical supports.

D. Arcades In all Urban Edge Neighborhood Context Zone Districts, Arcades may count toward 100% of the Required Build-to when all of the following conditions are met:

1. They extend no more than two stories in height,

2. The exterior face of the arcade column line is within the build-to zone,

3. The arcade column line generally continues the wall plane of the building above,

4. The average depth of the arcade is no less than 6 feet clear as measured from the interior face of the columns,

5. The average depth of the arcade is no more than 2/3 of its average clear height as mea-sured from the front face of the columns

6. The interior wall of the arcade must meet the required Ground Story Activation Standards or Alternatives.

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4.3.6.2 Ground Story Activation Alternatives

A. Transparency AlternativesThe following alternatives may be used singularly or in combination as alternatives to a re-quired transparency standard. If used in combination, in the E-MU-2.5, E-CC, E-MX and E-RX zone districts, the alternatives may count toward no more than 80% of the transparency requirement. In the E-MX zone districts, the Wall Design alternative may count toward 100% of the Side Street transparency requirement, provided the entirety (100%) of the length and height of the wall is considered. In the E-MS zone districts, if used in combination the alterna-tives may count toward no more than 50% of the Primary and/or Side Street transparency requirement.

1. Windows Outside the Zone of TransparencyWindows at the ground story but located outside the zone of transparency may count toward 40% of the transparency requirement, provided the windows comply with Article 13, Section 13.1.3.2.A.3.

2. Display Cases and Automated Teller/Ticket Machines The wall area of the following features, when located within the required zone of trans-parency, may count toward a maximum of 40% of the total transparency requirement:a. Recessed or wall mounted display cases at least 4 feet in heightb. Walk-up automated teller machines.

3. Wall DesignWall designs that provide visual interest and pedestrian scale may count toward 50% of Primary Street and 50% of Side Street transparency requirements if they provide a minimum of three (3) of the following elements occurring at intervals no greater than 25’ horizontally and 10’ vertically:a. Expression of structural system and infill panels through change in plane not less

than 3” b. System of horizontal and vertical scaling elements such as: belt course, string

courses, cornice, pilastersc. System of horizontal and vertical reveals not less than 1” in width/depthd. Variations in material module, pattern and/or colore. System of integrated architectural ornamentationf. Green screen or planter walls

g. Translucent, fritted, patterned or colored glazing

4. Outdoor Eating/Serving AreasAccessory outdoor eating/serving areas located between the building and the Primary Street zone lot line may count toward 60% of the transparency requirement. Accessory outdoor eating/serving areas located between the building and Side Street zone lot line may count toward 80% of the transparency requirement.

5. Permanent ArtNon-commercial art or graphic design may count toward a maximum of 40% of the transparency requirement, provided such art or design complies with all of the following standards:a. Of sufficient scale and orientation to be perceived from the public right of way; b. Rendered in materials or media appropriate to an exterior, urban environment; and

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c. Permanently integrated into the building wall.

B. Entrance AlternativesIn E-MX and E-RX zone districts, excluding the Row House building form, an alternative to an Entrance is permitted. The Entrance Alternative shall provide a clear and obvious, publicly accessible route connecting the Primary Street to the primary uses within the building. An Entrance Alternative shall be one of the following:

1. Courtyard or Plazaa. Shall be accessible to public during business hoursb. Shall be within 2’ of grade at edge of public right-of-wayc. The Entrance shall not be a distance from the public right-of-way more than 3 times

the width of the space measured at the primary street facing facade.d. Maximum dimension shall not exceed 3 times the minimum dimensione. Required public Entrance shall be visible from the public right-of-way.f. Perimeter walls of court or plaza shall meet primary facade transparency stan-

dards.

2. Covered Walkway in the form of an Arcade or Pergola that meets the following:a. Shall be accessible to public during business hoursb. Shall provide continuous covered access to required Entrance from the public right-

of-wayc. Required public Entrance shall be visible from the public right-of-way

SECTION 4.3.7 DESIGN STANDARD EXCEPTIONS

4.3.7.1 Height Exceptions

A. No occupied part of any building shall be constructed above the permitted height; however, unoccupied building features such as spires, towers, flagpoles, antennas, chimneys, flues and vents, cooling towers, enclosures for tanks and elevator penthouses serving the roof includ-ing any vertical or sloped screen walls may extend a maximum of 28 feet above the permitted height of the building.

B. Unoccupied building features, excluding spires, towers, flagpoles and chimneys, shall be set back from the perimeter of the building a minimum of one foot horizontally for every one foot of vertical height.

C. Elevator penthouses not serving the roof and other enclosed or unenclosed mechanical equip-ment including vertical or sloped screen walls for such equipment shall not exceed a height of 12 feet above the permitted height of the building. The aggregate area of all penthouses and other roof structures shall not exceed 33-1/3 percent of the area of the supporting roof.

D. Flush-mounted solar panels, as defined in this Article 13, may exceed the maximum permitted height of a building.

4.3.7.2 Bulk Plane and Upper Story Setback ExceptionsIn all zone districts the following exceptions to any applicable bulk plane or upper story setback are permitted: eaves, spires, unoccupied towers, flagpoles, antennas, chimneys, flues, vents, flush mounted solar panels, evaporative coolers, or accessory water tanks.

4.3.7.3 Required Build-To ExceptionsCivic Uses are not required to meet the Primary Street and Side Street Build-To standard.

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4.3.7.4 Building Coverage Exception

A. Area on a zone lot occupied by a front porch accessory to a suburban house, urban house, town house, or row house building form may be excluded from the calculation of building coverage, up to a maximum of 400 square feet.

B. Area on a zone lot occupied by either a Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit building form or a Detached Garage building form may be excluded from the calculation of building coverage, as specifically allowed in the applicable zone district. The exclusion shall be for an area up to one-half the area of the zone lot occupied by the building form, up to a maximum of 500 square feet. To qualify for this exclusion, the detached building form shall be separated by at least 15 feet from the primary residential building on the zone lot, measured as the distance between the two closest exterior building walls. Zone lots containing both a Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit and a Detached Garage building forms may exclude the coverage of both detached acces-sory buildings from the calculation of maximum building coverage, subject to the limits in this subsection, provided the Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit form does not inculde floor area for vehicle parking.

4.3.7.5 Setback Permitted EncroachmentsPermitted encroachments into required setback areas include:

ZONE DISTRICTS

PERMITTED ENCROACHMENTS INTO REQUIRED SETBACKS (MAX)

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET SIDE INTERIOR REAR

Belt courses, sills, lintel and pilasters

All districts 18” 18” 18” 18”

Brick and Stone veneers above finished grade


Cornices, eaves, gutters All districts 3’ 3’ 3’; if setback is less than 5’: 2’

5’

Chimneys and fireplace insert vents, not exceeding 6’ in width


Outside stairways All districts 5’ 3’ 3’ 10’

Porches: unwalled porches, terraces, decks, patios, porches (including 2-story) and exterior balconies

All districts 8’ not allowed not allowed 5’

Above-grade stairways associated with front porches

All districts any distance, provided, minimum 1’ between right-of-way and bottom step

not allowed not allowed not allowed

Access ramps for the handi-capped, provided no alternative location is available and provided the ramp construction is compat-ible with the character of the structure, as determined by the Zoning Administrator

All districts any distance any distance any distance any distance

Building elements, such as aw-nings, designed and intended to control light entering a building and being a permanent part of such building

All districts 5’ 3’ 3’ 10’

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Article 4. Urban Edge Neighborhood ContextDivision 4.4 Uses and Required Minimum Parking


ZONE DISTRICTS

PERMITTED ENCROACHMENTS INTO REQUIRED SETBACKS (MAX)

PRIMARY STREET

SIDE STREET SIDE INTERIOR REAR

Building elements, such as aw-nings, designed and intended to control light entering a building but not a permanent part of such building


Canopies All districts any distance not allowed not allowed not allowed

Enclosed structure or part of an enclosed structure that is below the grade of any setback space, except as otherwise restricted by this Code


Window well and/or emergency basement egress areas

All districts Any distance for any width, provided the provisions of Division 10.6 (Site Grading Standards) and Section 10.5.6 (Retaining Wall Requirements) are met

Each may be no more than 3’ in width as measured perpendicular to the side interior/side street zone lot line and 4’ in length as measured parallel to the side interior/side street zone lot line

Any distance for any width, provided the provisions of Division 10.6 (Site Grading Standards) and Section 10.5.6 (Retaining Wall Requirements) are met

Gas and electric meters All districts 18” 18” 18” 18”

Utility pedestals, transformers or other similar equipment, exclud-ing mechanical equipment, not exceeding 3’ in height


Basketball goals on a fixed post All districts any distance any distance any distance any distance

Ground mounted evaporative coolers located behind the front of the primary structure and screened from adjacent proper-ties and public rights-of-way, and not to exceed the noise standards of D.R.M.C. section 36-6

All districts not allowed 3’ 3’ not allowed

Ground mounted air conditioning units or other similar mechanical equipment, except evaporative coolers, subject to review ac-cording to Section 12.4.2, Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice

All districts not allowed subject to Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice

subject to Zoning Permit Review with Informa-tional Notice

subject to Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice

Flush mounted solar panels All districts any distance any distance any distance any distance

Surface Parking for the Town-house, Garden Court, and Apart-ment building forms

All E-TH and E-MU districts

not allowed not allowed not allowed any distance

4.3.7.6 Vehicle Access

A. Applicability

1. This section’s alley access requirements shall apply only to suburban house, urban house, duplex house, tandem house, town house, garden court, or row house building forms developed in an Urban Edge (E-) context zone district.

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2. For all the building forms allowed in an Urban Edge (E-) context zone district, vehicle ac-cess shall be determined as part of site development plan review.

B. Vehicle Access From Alley Required - ExceptionsWhere applicable, any newly constructed driveway, driving aisle, garage, carport, or other park-ing facility shall be accessed solely from an alley if the zone lot is bounded by an alley, unless:

1. The alley is not provided with an all weather surface of asphalt, asphaltic concrete, con-crete, or any equivalent material;

2. The alley is less than 12 feet in width;

3. At least 60 percent of the existing dwelling units on the same face block are served by driveways, driving aisles, or other parking facilities accessed directly from a primary street; or

4. The Department of Public Works prohibits the use of the alley for vehicular access to the zone lot based upon a determination that the alley cannot safely or operationally accom-modate additional vehicular traffic.

SECTION 4.3.8 REFERENCE TO OTHER DESIGN STANDARDS

4.3.8.1 Article 10: General Design StandardsRefer to the following Divisions for other applicable design standards

A. Parking and Loading: Division 10.4

B. Landscaping, Screening, Fences and Walls: Division 10.5

C. Site Grading: Division 10.6

D. Outdoor Lighting: Division 10.7

E. Signs: Division 10.10

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DIVISION 4.4 USES AND REQUIRED MINIMUM PARKING

SECTION 4.4.1 OVERVIEW - SUMMARY USE AND PARKING TABLE

The Summary Use and Parking Table below sets forth the general land use classifications, land use categories, and specific types of primary, accessory and temporary land uses allowed within the Suburban Neighborhood Context zone districts. In addition, required off-street parking and off-street bicycle amounts are stated for each specific primary use type allowed within each zone district. See Article 10, Division 10.4, Parking and Loading, for additional vehicle and bicycle parking requirements and standards.

SECTION 4.4.2 ORGANIZATION - SUMMARY USE AND PARKING TABLE

4.4.2.1 Organized by Primary, Accessory and Temporary Uses The Summary Use and Parking Table first presents all primary uses, then all accessory uses, and finally all temporary uses. Primary uses are arranged hierarchically within the table by use clas-sification, category of primary uses, and then by specific use type. Accessory uses are organized by whether such use is accessory to a primary residential use or to a primary nonresidential use. Temporary uses are presented alphabetically ordered in the last division of the table.

4.4.2.2 Primary Use Classifications, Categories & Specific Use Types

A. Primary Use ClassificationsAll primary land uses in the Summary Use and Parking Table are organized into one of the fol-lowing five general land use classifications:

1. Residential Uses

2. Civic, Public & Institutional Uses

3. Commercial Sales, Service & Repair Uses

4. Industrial, Manufacturing & Wholesale Uses

5. Agriculture

B. Primary Use Categories & Specific Use TypesPrimary uses are further organized into use categories and specific use types listed under each general primary land use classification. The Summary Use and Parking Table is organized into the above five general land use classifications, use categories and specific use types.

c. Classifications & Categories Are Mutually ExclusiveThe general land use classifications and use categories listed in the Summary Use and Parking Table are intended to be mutually exclusive; that is, a use classified into one use category, such as “lodging accommodations,” cannot be classified in a different use category, such as “group living,” unless otherwise expressly allowed by this Code.

SECTION 4.4.3 EXPLANATION OF TABLE ABBREVIATIONS

4.4.3.1 General Explanation of Table Cell EntriesIn each of the table cells, the entry will indicate first whether use limitations or standards apply to the specific use, and then separated by a hyphen, the type of zoning review required prior to estab-lishment of the use under this Code. For example, as described in more detail below, a cell entry “L-ZPIN” means, first, the use is subject to use standards and limitations (the “L”), and, second, that the use is subject to zoning permit review with information notice (the “ZPIN”) prior to its estab-lishment.

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4.4.3.2 Permitted Use - No Use Limitations Apply (“P”)A “P” in a table cell indicates that the use is permitted in the respective zone district, and is not sub-ject to use limitations or standards.

4.4.3.3 Permitted Use - Subject to Use Limitations and Standards (“L”)“L” in a table cell indicates the use is permitted in the zone district subject to compliance with the use limitations and standards referenced in the last column of the use table (“Applicable Use Limita-tions”).

4.4.3.4 Use Subject to Zoning Permit Review (“ZP”)“ZP” in a table cell indicates that the use is permitted in the respective zone district only if reviewed and approved according to the requirements in Section 12.4.1, Zoning Permit Review.

4.4.3.5 Use Subject to Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice (“ZPIN”)“ZPIN” in a table cell indicates that the use is permitted in the respective zone district only if re-viewed and approved according to the public notice and procedural requirements in Section 12.4.2, Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice. Such uses shall comply with any applicable use limitations noted in the last column of the use table (“Applicable Use Limitations”), as well as the review criteria stated in Section 12.4.2, Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice.

4.4.3.6 Use Subject to Zoning Permit with Special Exception Review (“ZPSE”)“ZPSE” in a table cell indicates that use is generally appropriate in the neighborhood context and zoning district, yet may have the potential for limited impacts on adjacent properties or on the established character of the neighborhood context or zoning district. “ZPSE” uses are subject to a Board of Adjustments public hearing according to Section 12.4.9, Zoning Permit with Special Excep-tion Review, which grants the Board of Adjustment the authority to impose conditions on the speci-fied use to mitigate any potential impacts. Such uses shall comply with any applicable use limita-tions noted in the last column of the use table (“Applicable Use Limitations”), as well as the review criteria stated in Section 12.4.9, Zoning Permit with Special Exception Review.

4.4.3.7 Uses Not Permitted (“NP”)“NP” in a table cell indicates that the use is not permitted in the specific zone district.

4.4.3.8 Applicable Use LimitationsThe last column of the table, entitled “Applicable Use Limitations,” contains one or more cross-refer-ences to use limitations and standards applicable to the specific use, as indicated by a “L” cell entry in the Summary Use and Parking Table. Applicable limitations and standards specific to the use are found in Article 11 of this Code.

4.4.3.9 Unlisted UsesUses not listed in the Use Table are prohibited, unless the Zoning Administrator specifically permits the unlisted use according to the procedures and criteria in Section 12.4.6, Code Interpretation & Determination of Unlisted Uses.

SECTION 4.4.4 COMPLIANCE WITH OTHER CODE PROVISIONS REQUIREDThe establishment of all uses is subject to compliance with all applicable design and development standards stated in this Code, including but not limited to the zone district building form and design standards found in this Article 3, and the standards stated in Article 10, General Design Standards.

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SECTION 4.4.5 APPLICABLE PROCEDURES PRIOR TO ESTABLISHMENT OF USe4.4.5.1 A Zoning Permit is required prior to establishment of any use permitted by this Code. See Article

12, Zoning Procedures & Enforcement, and Sections 12.4.1, Zoning Permit Review and 12.4.2, Zon-ing Permit Review with Informational Notice.

4.4.5.2 The development or establishment of a permitted use may also require Site Development Plan Review prior to issuance of a Zoning Permit. Please refer to Section 12.4.3, Site Development Plan Review, to determine whether site plan review is applicable to a particular use or development. Site Plan Review may occur prior to, or concurrent with, any other applicable review procedure, such as Special Exception Review or Zoning Permit Review.

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SECTION 4.4.6 ALLOWED USES BY DISTRICT AND MINIMUM PARKING REQUIREMENTS

KEY: P = Permitted Use without Limitations L = Permitted Use with Limitations NP = Not Permitted Use ZP = Zoning Permit Review ZPIN = Subject to Zoning Permit Review with Informational Notice ZPSE = Subject to Zoning Permit with Special Exception Review * = Need Not be Enclosed

USE CATEGORY SPECIFIC USE TYPE• Vehicle Parking Reqmt: # spaces per unit of mea-surement• Bicycle Parking Reqmt : # spaces per unit of measure-ment (% Required Spaces in Enclosed Facility /% Required Spaces in Fixed Facility)

E-SU-A E-SU-B E-SU-D E-SU-D1 E-SU-Dx E-SU-D1x E-SU-GE-SU-G1

E-TU-B E-TU-C

E-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5 E-RX-5

E-CC-3x E-CC-3

E-MX-2xE-MS-2x

E-MX-2E-MX-2AE-MS-2

E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5

APPLICABLEUSE LIMITATIONS AND STANDARDS

RESIDENTIAL PRIMARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Household Living

Dwelling, Single Unit • No Parking Requirements P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Dwelling, Two Unit• Vehicle: 1/unit L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.2.1

Dwelling, Multi-Unit • Vehicle: 1/unit• Bicycle: 1/ 5 units (80/20)

L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.2.2

Dwelling, Mixed Use• Vehicle: 1/unit• Bicycle: 1/ 5 units (80/20)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Dwelling, Live / Work• Vehicle: 1/unit• Bicycle: 1/ 5 units (80/20)

NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.2.3

Group Living

Assisted Living Facility• Vehicle: .75/unit• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP PIN P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Community Correctional Facility NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPNursing Home, Hospice

• Vehicle: .75/unit• Bicycle: No requirement


Residence for Older Adults• Vehicle: .75/unit• Bicycle: No requirement

P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Residential Care Use, Small or Large

• Vehicle: .25/unit• Bicycle: No requirement

L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN § 11.2.4

Shelter for the Homeless• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN NP NP L-ZPIN L-ZPIN § 11.2.5

Student Housing• Vehicle: 1/unit• Bicycle: 1/ 5 units (80/20)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

CIVIC, PUBLIC & INSTITUTIONAL PRIMARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Basic Utilities

Utility, Major Impact*• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE § 11.3.1

Utility, Minor Impact*• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.3.2

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E-TU-B E-TU-C

E-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5 E-RX-5

E-CC-3x E-CC-3

E-MX-2xE-MS-2x

E-MX-2E-MX-2AE-MS-2

E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Community/ Public Services

Community Center• Vehicle: .5 / 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.3.3

Day Care Center• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

L-ZPIN L-ZPIN P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZPIN P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.3.4

Postal Facility, Neighborhood• Vehicle - MS only: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Vehicle: 2.5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 20,000 ft2 GFA (60/40)


Postal Processing Center• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 20,000 ft2 GFA (60/40)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP

Public Safety Facility• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.3.5

Hospital NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPCorrectional Institution NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Cultural/Special Purpose/Public Parks & Open Space

Cemetery NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPLibrary

• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)


Museum• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

NP NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP

City Park NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPOpen Space - Recreation

• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement


Open Space - Conservation• No Parking Requirements P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

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E-TU-B E-TU-C

E-TH-2.5E-MU-2.5 E-RX-5

E-CC-3x E-CC-3

E-MX-2xE-MS-2x

E-MX-2E-MX-2AE-MS-2

E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Education

Elementary or Secondary School • Vehicle- Elementary: 1/1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle-Elementary: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)• Vehicle- Secondary: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 20,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP §11.3.6

University or College• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

NP NP NP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP §11.3.6

Vocational or Professional School• Vehicle: 1/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/ 10,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

NP NP NP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP §11.3.6

Public and Reli-gious Assembly

All Types• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.3.8

COMMERCIAL SALES, SERVICES, & REPAIR PRIMARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Adult Business All Types NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Arts, Recreation & Entertainment

Arts, Recreation and Entertain-ment Services, Indoor

• Vehicle - MS only: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Vehicle: 2.5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/20,000 ft2 GFA (20/80)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP L-ZPIN L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.4.1

Arts, Recreation and Entertain-ment Services, Outdoor*


NP NP NP NP L-ZPSE L-ZP NP L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE § 11.4.2

Sports and/or Entertainment Arena or Stadium* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Nonresidential Uses in Existing Business Structures In Residential Zones(All Uses Shall Be Parked According to the Parking Requirement Stated in this Use Table for the Specific Nonresidential Use)

L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN Not Applicable §11.4.3

Parking of Ve-hicles

Parking, Garage• No Parking Requirements NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Parking, Surface*• No Parking Requirements NP L-ZP L-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP NP NP NP NP § 11.4.5

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E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Eating & Drinking Establishments

All Types• Vehicle - MS only: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Vehicle: 2.5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/5,000 ft2 GFA (0/100)

NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZPSE L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.4.6

Lodging Accom-modations

Bed and Breakfast Lodging• Vehicle: 1/guest room or unit• Bicycle: 1/5 guest room or unit (80/20)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Lodging Accommodations, All Others

• Vehicle: 1/ guest room or unit• Bicycle: 1/5 guest rooms or units (80/20)

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP

Office

Dental / Medical Office or Clinic• Vehicle: 2/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/20,000 ft2 GFA (20/80)

NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.4.7

Office, All Others • Vehicle: 2/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/20,000 ft2 GFA (20/80)


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E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Retail Sales, Ser-vice & Repair (Not Including Vehicle or Equipment Sales, Service & Repair)

Animal Sales and Services, House-hold Pets Only


NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZPIN L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP §11.4.8;§11.4.9

Animal Sales and Services, All Others NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Body Art Establishment• Vehicle - MS only: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Vehicle: 2.5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/20,000 ft2 GFA (20/80)

NP NP NP L-ZP NP L-ZP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP §11.4.8; §11.4.10

Food Sales or Market• Vehicle - MS only: 2/1,000 ft2 GFA• Vehicle: 2.5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: 1/20,000 ft2 GFA (20/80)

NP NP NP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP §11.4.8; §11.4.11

Liquor Store, Including Drugstores Licensed to Sell Liquor


NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP PIN L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP §11.4.8; §11.4.12

Pawn Shop NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPRetail Sales, Service & Repair -- Outdoor*


NP NP NP P-ZPIN NP L-ZP P-ZPIN P-ZPIN P-ZPIN NP §11.4.8; §11.4.13

Retail Sales, Service & Repair - Fire-arms Sales


NP NP NP NP NP P-ZP NP NP NP P-ZP

Retail Sales, Service & Repair, All Others


NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP §11.4.8

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E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Vehicle / Equip-ment Sales, Rentals, Service & Repair

Automobile Emissions Inspection Facility


NP NP NP NP NP P-ZP NP L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP § 11.4.15

Automobile Services, Light• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP NP L-ZPSE L-ZP L-ZP §11.4.16; §11.4.17

Automobile Services, Heavy• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP NP NP L-ZP NP NP NP L-ZP §11.4.16; §11.4.18

Automobile / Motorcycle / Light Truck Sales, Rentals, Leasing; Pawn Lot or Vehicle Auctioneer*


NP NP NP L-ZP NP L-ZP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.4.19

Heavy Vehicle/ Equipment Sales, Rentals. & Service*


NP NP NP NP NP P-ZPSE NP NP NP NP

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E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


INDUSTRIAL, MANUFACTURING & WHOLESALE PRIMARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Communications and Information

Communication Services• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE NP L-ZPSE L-ZPSE

E-MS-3 only:

L-ZPSE; E-MS-5

only: L-ZP

§ 11.5.1

Telecommunications Towers*• No Parking Requirements L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE § 11.5.2

Telecommunications Tower - Alternative Structure*

• No Parking RequirementsL-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN § 11.5.2

Telecommunication Facilities -- All Others*

• No Parking RequirementsL-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN § 11.5.2

Industrial Ser-vices

Contractors, Special Trade - General



Contractors, Special Trade - Heavy/ Contractor Yard* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Food Preparation and Sales, Com-mercial

• Vehicle: .5 / 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZPIN P-ZPIN P-ZP P-ZP

Laboratory, Research, Develop-ment and Technological Services


NP NP NP NP NP L-ZP NP NP NP NP § 11.5.4

Service/Repair, Commercial• Vehicle: .5 / 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement


Manufacturing and Production

Manufacturing, Fabrication & As-sembly -- Custom



Manufacturing, Fabrication & As-sembly -- General


NP NP NP L-ZPIN NP L-ZPIN NP NP L-ZPIN NP § 11.5.6; § 11.5.7

Manufacturing, Fabrication & As-sembly -- Heavy NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Mining & Extrac-tion and Energy Producing Sys-tems

Oil, Gas -- Production, Drilling* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPSand or Gravel Quarry* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPWind Energy Conversion Systems*

• No Parking Requirements L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE § 11.5.8

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E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


Transportation Facilities

Airport* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPHelipad, Helistop, Heliport*

• No Parking Requirements L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZP L-ZP NP NP L-ZPIN NP § 11.5.9

Railroad Facilities* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPRailway Right-of-Way*

• No Parking Requirements P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP

Terminal, Station or Service Facil-ity for Passenger Transit System


L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.5.10

Terminal, Freight, Air Courier Services NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Waste Related Services

Automobile Parts Recycling Busi-ness* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Junkyard* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPRecycling Center NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPRecycling Collection Station NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPRecycling Plant, Scrap Processor NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPSolid Waste Facility NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Wholesale, Stor-age, Warehouse & Distribution

Automobile Towing Service Stor-age Yard* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Mini-storage Facility• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP NP NP L-ZP NP § 11.5.11

Vehicle Storage, Commercial*• Vehicle: .5/ 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP NP NP P-ZPIN NP NP NP NP

Wholesale Trade or Storage, General


NP NP NP NP NP P-ZPIN NP NP NP NP

Wholesale Trade or Storage, Light• Vehicle: .5 / 1,000 ft2 GFA• Bicycle: No requirement

NP NP NP L-ZPSE L-ZPSE L-ZPSE NP NP L-ZPSE L-ZPSE § 11.5.13

AGRICULTURE PRIMARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Agriculture

Agriculture, Limited* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPAquaculture* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPGarden, Urban* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.6.1Greenhouse NP NP NP P-ZP P-ZP NP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZPHusbandry* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPNursery, Plant* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

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E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


ACCESSORY TO PRIMARY RESIDENTIAL USES USE CLASSIFICATION

Accessory to Pri-mary Residential Uses

(Parking is Not Required for Accessory Uses Unless Spe-cifically Stated in this Table or in an Applicable Use Limitation)

Unlisted Accessory Uses L - Applicable to all Zone Districts § 11.7; § 11.8.1

Accessory Dwelling Unit

E-SU-D1, -D1x, -G1 only: L-ZPAll other:

NP

L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7, § 11.8.2

Domestic Employee L L L L L L L L L L §11.7; §11.8.3Garden L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7, § 11.8.4Greenhouse NP NP NP NP L L L L L L § 11.7, § 11.8.5Keeping of Household Animals L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.8.6Keeping and Off-Street Parking of Vehicles, Motorcylces, Trailers & Recreational Vehicles

L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 10.9

Kennel or Exercise Run L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.8.7Limited Commercial Sales, Services Accessory to Multi-Unit Dwelling Use

NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7; § 11.8.8

Off-Street Parking of Vehicles in Garages on Zone Lots by Non-Residents of Zone Lot

L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 10.9

Second Kitchen Accessory to Single Unit Dwelling Use L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP NP § 11.7; § 11.8.9

Vehicle Storage, Repair and Maintenance L L L NP NP L L L NP NP § 11.7; § 10.8

Yard or Garage Sales L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.8.10

HOME OCCUPATIONS ACCESSORY TO PRIMARY RESIDENTIAL USE CLASSIFICATION

Home Occupa-tions

(Parking is Not Required for Home Occupa-tions Unless Spe-cifically Stated in this Table or in an Applicable Use Limitations)

Child Care Home, Large (7-12) L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN L-ZPIN § 11.9

Home Occupations, All Types L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.9

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ACCESSORY TO PRIMARY NONRESIDENTIAL USES USE CLASSIFICATION

Accessory to Primary Nonresi-dential Uses

(Parking is Not Required for Accessory Uses Unless Spe-cifically Stated in this Table or in an Applicable Use Limitation)

Unlisted Accessory Uses L - Applicable to all Zone Districts § 11.7; § 11.10.1Amusement Devices Accessory to Eating/Drinking Establishments, College/University and Theater Uses

NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7; § 11.10.2

Automobile Rental Services Ac-cessory to Certain Retail Uses NP NP NP L L NP NP NP L NP § 11.7; § 11.10.3

Book or gift store; media record-ing and production facilities accessory to public libraries, museums, places of religious as-sembly, colleges or universities

L L L NP NP NP NP NP NP NP §11.7; §11.10.4

Car Wash Bay Accessory to Auto-mobile Services NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP NP NP NP L-ZP NP § 11.7; § 11.10.5

College accessory to a Place for Religious Assembly NP NP NP NP L L NP NP NP NP § 11.7; § 11.10.6

Conference Facilities Accessory to Hotel Use NP NP NP L L NP NP NP L L § 11.7; § 11.10.7

Drive Through Facility Accessory to Eating/Drinking Establishments and to Retail Sales,Service, and Repair Uses

NP NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7; § 11.10.8

Garden L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.10.9Greenhouse L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7Occasional Sales, Services Accessory to Places of Religious Assembly*

L L L L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.10.10

Outdoor Eating and Serving Area Accessory to Eating/Drinking Establishment Use*

NP NP NP L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

§ 11.7; § 11.10.11

Outdoor Entertainment Accessory to an Eating/Drinking Establish-ment Use*

NP NP NP L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE

L-ZPIN/ZPSE NP NP L-ZPIN/

ZPSEL-ZPIN/

ZPSE§ 11.7; § 11.10.12

Outdoor Retail Sale and Display* NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7; § 10.8Outdoor Storage* NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.7; § 10.8

Rental or Sales of Adult Material Accessory to a Permitted Book-store Retail Sales Use

NP NP NP L L L L L L L § 11.7; § 11.10.13

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E-MX-3E-MX-3A

E-MS-3 E-MS-5


TEMPORARY USE CLASSIFICATION

Temporary Uses(Parking is Not Required for Temporary Uses Unless Spe-cifically Stated in this Table or in an Applicable Use Limitations)

Unlisted Temporary Uses L - Applicable to all Zone Districts § 11.11.1Ambulance Service - Temporary NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NPAmusement / Entertainment - Temporary* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

Bazaar, Carnival, Circus or Special Event* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.4

Building or yard for construction materials* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.5

Concrete, Asphalt, and Rock Crushing Facility* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.6

Fence for Demolition or Construc-tion Work L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.7

Health Care Center L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP P-ZP § 11.11.8Noncommercial Concrete Batch-ing Plant* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.9

Outdoor Retail Sales - Pedestrian / Transit Mall* NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP § 11.11.10

Outdoor Retail Sales* NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP § 11.11.11Outdoor Sales, Seasonal* NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP § 11.11.12Parking Lot Designated for a Special Event* L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.13

Retail Food Establishment, Mobile* NP NP NP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP NP L-ZP L-ZP NP § 11.11.14

Temporary Construction Office L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.15Temporary Office - Real Estate Sales L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP L-ZP § 11.11.16

Tent for Religious Services NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP NP

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