The intent of this district is to provide for a variety of housing
types and compatible, related uses at a moderate to high density of
residential development. The primary housing form is multi-unit dwellings.
These types of dwellings typically provide common open space and provide
housing options with certain accessory uses such as parks, laundry
facilities, and garages, among others. Housing developed within this
district should have the same degree of living quality expected from
any other residential district. Uses within this district should be
sensitive to adjacent uses. Building size and form should be compatible
to the size and form of neighboring districts and adjacent buildings,
so as to enhance the available housing options of local residents
without disrupting the continuity and character of existing neighborhoods.
This district should be well-integrated into the surrounding community,
functioning as a transitional zone between single-family residential
uses and higher intensity uses.
A.Â
Land, buildings and other structures in this zoning district may
only be used for the following purposes by right:
B.Â
The following special land uses may be approved by the Planning Commission subject to the applicable general and specific standards in Article XVIII:
C.Â
Site and building placement standards (Figure 390-59):
[Amended 6-14-2021 by Ord. No. 368]
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Minimum lot area
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8,000 square feet
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Minimum lot width
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66 feet
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Minimum setbacks*
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Front
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25 feet
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Side
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5 feet
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Rear
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25 feet
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Minimum dwelling unit floor area
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832 square feet per unit for single-family and two-family dwellings;
570 square feet per unit for multifamily dwellings
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Maximum building height
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35 feet
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Maximum lot coverage
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60%
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Maximum residential density
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8 units per acre
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Waterfront properties shall be subject to setbacks as defined in § 390-26C.
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