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    EXHIBIT A

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    SUBAREA 1 (BISHOP AVENUE)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 1 None

    Side: 10%of lot widthto 10 max

    Rear: 10

    None

    3 plusattic

    story,42

    60%

    RPS: 2:1from a lot

    with SF use(rear only)

    Building to line:20 min to 25

    max on Bishop

    Existing Primary uses:

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot 1,000 sq. ft.800 sq ft E

    1,000 sq. ft 1 BR1,200 sq ft 2 BR

    +150 sq ft each addBR 36 60%

    ProximitySlope

    Multifamily,duplex, singlefamily

    PD 160(Tracts 2A)

    Must be thesame as, orbetween, theclosestadjacent mainstructures

    Side:Min 5

    Rear:Min 5

    Residential: Minlot size on existingvacant parcels is3,625 ft

    Min lot width onexisting vacantparcels is 25 ft

    N/A N/A N/A Single family (R-7.5(A)) andduplex; nomultifamily

    PD 340(Tract 2)

    25 Side: 5Rear: 10

    FAR: None

    Density:

    Hotel or motel

    max. 27 units

    Convalescent andnursing homes,hospice care, andrelated institutionsmax. 72 beds

    Height: 3stories/36

    N/A N/A N/AConvalescentand nursinghomes, hospicecare & relatedinstitutions

    Hotel or motel

    Medical clinic orambulatorysurgical center

    Office

    Retail andpersonal serviceuses

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    EXHIBIT A

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    Subarea 1 Bishop Avenue (continued):

    DISTRICT SETBACKSDensity

    FARHeight

    LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS DISTRICT

    SUP 1733 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Child care

    facility

    H/59 - BishopCourt HistoricDistrict(Tract 1 & 2)

    Setbacks for newconstruction andadditions mustconform to setbackof adjacent historicstructure

    N/A Height of newconstruction andadditions must notexceed the heightof the historicstructure.

    N/A N/A N/A N/A

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-family

    Retirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Antique storeArt galleryOffice

    Note: Commercial uses are permitted only as the ground floor of a mixed use building containingresidential uses on upper floors.

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    EXHIBIT A

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    SUBAREA 2 (BISHOP ARTS)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 2 None 0/0None

    FAR 2.0:13/36 80%

    RPS:None

    Building to line:0 min to 10 max

    Existing Primary uses:

    LO-1 (Dry) 15

    20 adjacentto residential

    OTHER:No Min.

    1.0 FAR705

    stories80%

    ProximitySlopeU-formsetbackTower

    spacingVisual

    Intrusion

    Office limited retail &personal service uses

    H/95Bishop Arts

    N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

    CD/7 Bishop Eight(Subareas1A, 1B, 1Cand 2A, 2B)

    Subarea 1:

    5 of avg.setback of 3main structuresclosest toproposedstructure w/blockface

    If 3 mainstructures do notexist w/blockface, minsetback is 20

    Side: 5Rear: 10

    Height: 30

    Stories:1

    LotCoverage:60%

    Density:Max 2units

    FAR: 0.05

    N/A N/A N/AAll uses permitted inDuplexOffice (RAR)Personal service*(RAR), includingfurniture refinishing,metal work sculpture,

    jewelry making,

    potteryAntique shop (RAR)Flower shop (RAR)Art gallery (RAR)Book store (RAR)Bed-n-breakfast(SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    Subarea 2 Bishop Arts (continued):

    CD/7 Bishop Eight(Subareas 1A, 1B,1C and 2A, 2B)

    Subarea 2:

    Within 5 of avg.setback of 3 mainstructures closestto proposedstructure w/blockface.

    If 3 main structuresdo not exist w/blockface

    20 if existing (ordeveloped as)residential stylestructure

    0 if existing (or

    developed as)commercial stylestructure, max is 5

    5 ifexisting(ordevelopedas)residentialstylestructure

    0 ifexisting(ordevelopedas)commercialstylestructure

    Height: 30

    Stories: 2

    Lot Coverage: 60% if existing ( ordeveloped as) residential stylestructure; 100% if existing ( ordeveloped as) commercial stylestructure

    Density: 2 units

    FAR: .05 % if existing (or developedas) residential style structure; 100% ifexisting (or developed as) commercialstyle structure

    All uses permittedin CS and Ddistricts

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture store

    General merchandise or food store (not toexceed 5,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service(RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 3 (GARDEN DISTRICT)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 3 None 0/0 None

    5stories/75w/ Bishopfrontage;4 stories

    /50elsewhere

    80%RPS:None

    Building to line:0 min to 10 max

    Existing Primary uses:

    D(A)25 5

    1 DwellingUnit/ 3,000 sq.

    ft. 36 60%

    Min. Lot:6,000 sq.

    ftDuplex & singlefamily

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot 1,000 sq.ft.800 sq ft E

    1,000 sq. ft 1BR

    1,200 sq ft 2BR

    +150 sq ft eachadd BR 36 60%

    ProximitySlope

    Multifamily,duplex, singlefamily

    CS 150 on minor

    20adjacent toresidentialOTHER:

    0.75 FARoverall 45 80%

    ProximitySlopeVisual

    Intrusion

    Commercial &business service,supporting retail& personalservice & office

    LO-1 (Dry) 15

    20adjacent toresidentialOTHER:No Min.

    1.0 FAR70

    5 stories80%

    ProximitySlope

    U-formsetbackTower

    spacingVisual

    Intrusion

    Office limitedretail & personalservice uses

    H/123 ChristEpiscopalChurchHistoricDistrict

    Setbacks for newconstruction andadditions mustconform tosetback ofadjacent historicstructure.

    Same. Height of newconstruction andadditions mustnot exceed theheight of thehistoricstructure.

    N/A N/A N/A N/A

    SUP 814 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Child care facility

    SUP 1254 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Private school

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    Subarea 3 Garden District (continued):

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplex

    Multi-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Boutique hotel (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facility

    ChurchDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not to exceed 5,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service (RAR)Theater (SUP)

    Note: Commercial uses permitted on lots w/Bishop Ave. or Zang Blvd. frontage only.

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 4 (KIDD SPRINGS PARK)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICT Front Side/Rear

    DensityFAR Height

    LotCoverage SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 4

    15 onCedar Hill,10 else-where

    Side: 0

    Rear: 15 onproperty linesabutting KiddSprings Park

    None

    4stories/

    50else-

    where

    80%RPS: 2:1from a lot

    with SF use

    Building line:None

    Existing Primary uses:

    D(A)25 5

    1 DwellingUnit/ 3,000

    sq. ft. 36 60%Min. Lot:

    6,000 sq. ftDuplex & singlefamily

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot 1,000sq. ft.

    800 sq ft E1,000 sq. ft 1

    BR1,200 sq ft 2

    BR+150 sq ft each

    add BR 36 60%Proximity

    Slope

    Multifamily,duplex, singlefamily

    TH-3(A)0 0

    12 DwellingUnits/ Acre 36 60%

    Min. Lot:2,000 sq. ft Single family

    PD 160(Tracts 1A)

    Must bethe sameas, or

    between,theclosestadjacentmainstructures

    Side:Min 5

    Rear:Min 5

    Residential:Min lot size onexisting

    vacantparcels is3,625 ft

    Min lot widthon existingvacantparcels is 25ft

    Single familyuses permitted in

    (R-7.5(A))

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single family

    DuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Restaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service (SUP)

    Note: Restaurant use must have frontage on Kidd Springs Park

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 5 (KINGS HIGHWAY GATEWAY)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 510

    else-where

    0None

    2.0:1

    4stories/50

    80%RPS:None

    Building line:0 min to 10 max onDavis & Kings Hwy.

    Existing Primary uses:

    CS15

    0 onminor

    20 adjacentto residential

    OTHER:0.75 FAR

    overall 45 80%

    ProximitySlopeVisual

    Intrusion

    Commercial & businessservice, supporting retail& personal service &office

    CD/1KingsHighway(Subareas 2& 3)

    Subarea2:

    25

    Subarea3:

    25

    Subarea 2:

    Side: 5 forRES and 10for otherpermitted uses

    Rear: 15 forother permitteduses

    Subarea 3:

    Side: 5 forsingle familyand duplexuses and 10for otherpermitted uses

    Rear: 15 forother permitteduses

    Subarea 2:

    Density: 1dwelling unit per3,000 sf

    Height: Max 30

    Lot coverage:RES is 45% and25% for otheruses. If RES islocated on samelot with anotherpermitted use,max is 45%

    Stories: Max. 2

    Subarea 3:

    Density: 4dwelling unitsper lot

    Height: Max 30

    Lot coverage:RES is 45% and25% for otheruses. If RES islocated on samelot with another

    permitted use,max is 45%

    Stories: Max. 2

    Subarea 2: Single family,Duplex, Child care facility(SUP), Church, Communityhome for disabled persons,Public park, playground, orgolf course, Transitpassenger shelter (SUP)and Local utility

    Subarea 3: Single family,Duplex, Multifamily, Childcare facility (SUP), Church,Community home fordisabled persons, FosterHome (SUP) Public park,playground, or golf course,Transit passenger shelter(SUP) and Local utility

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    EXHIBIT A

    Subarea 5 Kings Highway Gateway (continued):

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single family

    DuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facility

    ChurchCustom business servicesDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru window

    Furniture store

    General merchandise or food store (notto exceed 50,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOffice

    Personal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thruservice (RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 6 (DAVIS CORRIDOR)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCovera

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 610

    else-where

    Side: 0Rear: 10 ifadjacent toSF

    None

    5 stories/75 4stories/50 S of Davis

    b/t Hampton &Rosemont

    100%

    RPS: 1:1slope from a

    lot w/ SF use,only if no

    interveningstreet

    Building line:0 min to 10max on Davis

    Existing Primary uses:

    D(A)

    25 5

    1 DwellingUnit/ 3,000 sq.

    ft. 36 60%Min. Lot:

    6,000 sq. ftDuplex &single family

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot 1,000 sq.ft.

    800 sq ft E1,000 sq. ft 1BR

    1,200 sq ft 2BR

    +150 sq ft eachadd BR 36 60%

    ProximitySlope

    Multifamily,duplex, singlefamily

    CR (Dry)15

    20 adjacentto residential

    OTHER:0.75 FAR

    overall 54 60%

    ProximitySlope Visual

    Intrusion

    Retail &personalservice, office

    PD 768(Tracts 1 4)

    Tract 1:

    10

    Tract 1:

    Side: None,except 6 minseparationb/t mainstructure

    Rear: 5

    Tract 1:

    Density: 125max dwellingunits

    Height: Max 36 and 42 for allother uses

    RPS: 1.0:2 at20

    Lot Coverage:80% if it doesnot exceed70% otherwisemax for eachindividual lot is

    50%

    Stories: 3

    Tract 1:

    MF-2(A), Aprivaterecreationcenter, club, orarea

    Tract 4: Drycleaning orlaundry store,Generalmerchandiseor food store3,500 squarefeet or less,Office,Personalservice uses,

    Restaurantwithout drive-inor drive-throughservice

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    EXHIBIT A

    Subarea 6 Davis Corridor (continued):

    ExistingFront Yard

    SetbackSide/RearSetbacks

    Special StandardsPrimary uses:

    PD 768(Tracts 1 4)

    Tract 2 & 3:

    10

    Tract 4:

    10

    Tract 2 &3:

    Side/rear yard:5, except lotswith single-family uses, nominimuminterior sideyard is required

    Tract 4:

    Side/Rear: 10

    Tract 2 & 3:

    Density: 125 max dwelling units

    Height: 42

    Tract 3: Additional rooftop deck setback.10 from N boundary for a rooftop decklocated on a structure exceeding 1 storyin height

    RPS:Tract 2: NoneTract 3 is 1.0:2 at 20

    Lot Coverage: 80% if it does not exceed

    70% otherwise max for each individuallot is 50%

    Stories: 3

    Tract 4:

    RPS:Tract 4. If any portion of a non-SFstructure exceeds 30, that portion maynot be located above a one-to-two RPS.

    Lot coverage: 80%

    Stories: 6

    Tract 2 & 3:

    MF-2(A), A privaterecreation center,club, or area

    Tract 4:

    Dry cleaning orlaundry store, Generalmerchandise or foodstore 3,500 squarefeet or less, Office,Personal serviceuses, Restaurantwithout drive-in ordrive-through service

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

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    EXHIBIT A

    Subarea 6 Davis Corridor (continued):

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchCommercial parking lot or garageCommunity service center (SUP)Custom business servicesDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru window

    Furniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not to exceed 50,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service (RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 6A (DAVIS CORRIDOR)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICT Front Side/Rear

    DensityFAR Height

    LotCoverage SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 6A10 else-where

    Side: 0Rear: 10 ifadjacent to SF

    None

    5 stories/75 4stories/50 S of

    Davis b/tHampton &Rosemont

    100%

    RPS: 1:1 slopefrom a lot w/ SFuse, only if no

    interveningstreet

    Building line:0 min to 10max on Davis

    Existing Primary uses:

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot 1,000sq. ft.

    800 sq ft E1,000 sq. ft 1

    BR

    1,200 sq ft 2BR

    +150 sq fteach add BR 36 60%

    ProximitySlope

    Multifamily,duplex, singlefamily

    LO-115

    20 adjacent toresidentialOTHER:

    0.75 FARoverall 54 60%

    ProximitySlope Visual

    Intrusion

    Retail &personalservice, office

    PD 631(MCO, Tract 2)

    15 Side: 20 whenadjacent toresidential and0 at otheradjacencies

    Rear: 10 when

    adjacent toresidential and0 at otheradjacencies

    RPS: Max26, exceptfor chimneys

    Density: N/A

    FAR w/o

    residential:0.75

    Max. Heightw/residential:54

    Lotcoverage:60%

    Max stories:4

    See Exhibit B

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    EXHIBIT A

    Subarea 6A Davis Corridor (continued):

    DISTRICTSETBACKS

    DensityFAR

    HeightLot

    Coverage

    PD 631(LCO, Tract 5)

    15 Side: 20whenadjacent toresidentialand 0 atotheradjacencies

    Rear: 10whenadjacent toresidentialand 0 atotheradjacencies

    RPS: Max 26, except for chimneys

    Density: N/A

    FAR w/o residential: 0.5

    Max. Height w/ residential: 30

    Lot coverage: 40%

    Max stories: 2

    See Exhibit B

    SUP 1098 N/A N/A N/A Radio, televisionor microwavetower

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchCommercial parking lot or garageCommunity service center (SUP)Custom business servicesDry cleaning or laundry store

    Financial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not to exceed 50,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service (RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 6B (DAVIS CORRIDOR)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICT

    Front Side/Rear

    Density

    FAR

    Height Lot

    Coverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    SUubarea 6B10

    else-where

    Side: 0Rear: 10 ifadjacent toSF

    None

    5 stories/754 stories/50S of Davis

    b/t Hampton& Rosemont

    100%

    RPS: 1:1 slopefrom a lot w/

    SF use, only ifno intervening

    street

    Building line:0 min to 10 maxon Davis

    Existing Primary uses:

    MF-2(A)

    15 15

    Min lot1,000 sq.

    ft.800 sq ft

    E

    1,000 sq.ft 1 BR1,200 sq ft 2 BR

    +150 sq fteach add

    BR 36 60%Proximity

    SlopeMultifamily, duplex,single family

    TH-3(A)

    0 0

    12Dwelling

    Units/Acre 36 60%

    Min. Lot:2,000 sq. ft Single family

    CS

    15

    20 adjacentto

    residentialOTHER:

    0.75 FARoverall 45 80%

    ProximitySlope Visual

    Intrusion

    Commercial &business service,supporting retail &personal service &office

    CS w/ DeedRestriction(Z778-181)

    N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AWarehouse, Office,Loading dock, andParking lot

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchSubarea 6B (continued):

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 6C (DAVIS CORRIDOR)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 6C10

    else-where

    Side: 0Rear: 10 ifadjacent toSF

    None

    5 stories/75 4stories/50 S of

    Davis b/tHampton &Rosemont

    100%

    RPS: 1:1 slopefrom a lot w/ SFuse, only if no

    interveningstreet

    Building line:0 min to 10 maxon Davis

    Existing Primary uses:

    CS

    15

    20 adjacentto

    residential

    OTHER:

    0.75FAR

    overall 45 80%

    ProximitySlope Visual

    Intrusion

    Commercial &business service,supporting retail &personal service &

    office

    P(A)N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Surface parking

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Alcoholic beverage establishment (SUP)Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchCommercial parking lot or garageCommunity service center (SUP)Custom business servicesDry cleaning or laundry store

    Financial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not toexceed 50,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service(RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 7 (WINNETKA HEIGHTS VILLAGE)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    SUBAREA 7Tract IV (a), IV (b), IV(c), IV (d),

    Davis0 min

    10max

    Other10min

    0 None 36 80% RPS: None Building line: None

    Existing Primary uses:

    PD 87 & H/15 Winnetka Heights

    Tract III (NS)

    15 0 .05 30 40% None NS minus SF, MF

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    TRACT IVPERMITTED (LMC approved, 4/5/10) PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    NS district uses Antique storeAntique store Art gallery

    Bead and breakfast Bead and breakfast (SUP)Catering service Catering serviceFurniture store Child care facilityGarden shop, plant sales, or greenhouse ChurchRetail store other than listed (By right if 5,000 sfof floor area or less; otherwise by SUP)

    Dry cleaning or laundry store

    Theater (By SUP only in Tracts IV(c) , IV(d), and IV(e)) Financial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not toexceed 5,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant sales

    OfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service(RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 7A (CR DISTRICT)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    SUBAREA 7A10

    else-where

    0 None3

    stories/36

    80% RPS: NoneBuilding line:0 min to 10 maxon Davis

    Existing Primary uses:

    CR

    15

    20 adjacentto

    residentialOTHER:

    0.75 FARoverall 54 60%

    ProximitySlope Visual

    IntrusionRetail & personalservice, office

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplexMulti-familyRetirement housing

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Antique storeArt galleryBead and breakfast (SUP)Catering serviceChild care facilityChurchDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru windowFurniture storeGeneral merchandise or food store (not to exceed 5,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicNursery, garden shop or plant salesOfficePersonal service usesRestaurant w/o drive-in or drive-thru service (RAR)Theater (SUP)

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    EXHIBIT A

    SUBAREA 8 (GARDEN DISTRICT WEST)

    DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

    SETBACKSDISTRICTFront Side/Rear

    DensityFAR

    Height LotCoverage

    SPECIAL STANDARDS

    Proposed

    Subarea 825

    Side: 5Rear: 5

    None2

    stories/30

    40% RPS: None Building line: None

    Existing Primary uses:

    R-5(A)20 5

    1 DwellingUnit/ 5,000

    sq. ft. 30 45% Single family

    NS (A)

    15

    20 adjacentto

    residential

    OTHER: 0.5 FAR 30 40%

    Retail & personal

    service, office

    D(A)25 5

    1 DwellingUnit/ 3,000

    sq. ft. 36 60%Min. Lot:

    6,000 sq. ftDuplex & singlefamily

    PROPOSED USES/RESIDENTIAL:

    Single familyDuplex

    PROPOSED USES/COMMERCIAL:

    Art gallery

    Child care facilityChurchDry cleaning or laundry storeFinancial institution w/o drive-thru windowGeneral merchandise or food store (not to exceed 5,000 sf w/o SUP)Medical clinicOfficePersonal service uses

    Note: Commercial uses allowed in existing NS Neighborhood Service zoned areas only.

    Z089-219 (DC)

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    EXHIBIT B (DRAFT)

    PD 631 (MCO District)

    1. Catering service2. Custom business services3. Electronics service center4. Job or lithographic printing5. Medical or scientific laboratory (SUP)6. Tool or equipment rental7. Temporary concrete or asphalt batching8. Adult day care facility9. Cemetery or mausoleum (SUP)10. Child-care facility11. Church12. College, university, or seminary (SUP)13. Community service center (SUP)14. Hospital (SUP)15. Library, art gallery, or museum16. Public or private school (SUP)17. Hotel or motel (SUP)18. Lodging or boarding house (SUP)

    19. Overnight general purpose shelter (SUP)20. Temporary construction or sales office21. Financial institution without drive-in window22. Financial institution with drive-in window

    (DIR)23. Medical clinic or ambulatory surgical center24. Office25. Country club with private membership26. Private recreation center, club, or area27. Public park, playground, or golf course.28. Animal shelter or clinic without outside run29. Auto service center (SUP)30. Business school (SUP)31. Car wash (SUP)32. Commercial amusement (inside)

    33. Commercial amusement (outside) (SUP)34. Commercial parking lot or garage

    35. Dry cleaning or laundry store36. Furniture store37. General merchandise or food store 3,500

    square feet or less38. General merchandise or food store greater

    than 3,500 square feet39. Home improvement center; lumber, brick, or

    building materials sales yard (SUP)40. Household equipment and appliance repair41. Mortuary, funeral home, or commercial

    wedding chapel42. Motor vehicle fueling station43. Nursery, garden shop, or plant sales44. Personal service uses45. Restaurant without drive-in or drive-through

    service46. Restaurant with drive-in or drive-through

    service (DIR)

    47. Swap or buy shop (SUP)48. Temporary retail use49. Theater50. Commercial bus station and terminal (SUP)51. Transit passenger shelter52. Commercial radio or television transmitting

    station53. Electrical substation54. Local utilities55. Police or fire station (SUP)56. Post office57. Radio, television, or microwave tower (SUP)58. Tower/antenna for cellular communication59. Utility or government installation other than

    listed (SUP)

    60. Recycling dropoff container

    PD 631 (LCO District)

    1. Catering service (SUP)2. Temporary concrete or asphalt batching3. Adult day care facility4. Cemetery or mausoleum (SUP)5. Child-care facility6. Church7. College, university, or seminary (SUP)8. Community service center (SUP)

    9. Library, art gallery, or museum10. Public or private school (SUP)11. Temporary construction or sales office12. Financial institution without drive-in window13. Medical clinic or ambulatory surgical center14. Office15. Public park, playground, or golf course.16. Dry cleaning or laundry store

    17. Furniture store (SUP)18. General merchandise or food store 3,500

    square feet or less19. Personal service uses20. Restaurant without drive-in or drive-through

    service21. Transit passenger shelter22. Electrical substation (SUP)

    23. Local utilities24. Police or fire station (SUP)25. Post office (SUP)26. Radio, television, or microwave tower (SUP)27. Tower/antenna for cellular communication28. Utility or government installation other than

    listed (SUP)29. Recycling drop-off container

    Z089-219 (DC)