Chapter 19.29 MOFFETT PARK SPECIFIC PLAN DISTRICT

The MPSP districts are established to implement the MPSP, which is incorporated herein by reference. The MPSP is a comprehensive, long-term planning document for the MPSP area. It includes land use districts and programs; site design, building design, and ecological development standards; open space and urban ecology types, standards, and guidelines; complete street standards; parking and transportation demand management requirements; and infrastructure and utility enhancement; among other components.

The purpose of MPSP is to establish a well-connected ecological innovation district with a diverse mix of uses, including, but not limited to, residential, office, and commercial uses, that serves as a model of resilience, climate protec-tion, equity, and economic opportunity. To achieve the vision for an ecological innovation district, the Guiding Princi-ples offer more specific direction regarding how strategies and activities within Moffett Park can be implemented over time:

Maintain Moffett Park as an integral part of Sunnyvale;

Establish Moffett Park as a model community through its commitment to comprehensively addressing resil-ience, climate protection, and equity in all activities;

Evolve Moffett Park into a vibrant and inclusive community where all people can thrive;

Maintain and strengthen Moffett Park as a diverse economic engine that supports economic prosperity for all;

(5)

Create a connected, accessible district that prioritizes the movement of people over vehicles to reduce climate pollution and to support a healthy community;

(6)

Cultivate dynamic and connected public spaces that accommodate the physical and social needs of all users;

(7)

Create a healthy, resilient, and biodiverse environment; and

(8)

Integrate innovative and emerging technologies in the district to support community-wide goals.

The council finds that the MPSP will:

Protect and promote the public health, safety, peace, comfort, and general welfare;

Establish the procedure for adoption of the orderly physical development of the MPSP district by defining development procedures and requirements to obtain the objectives of the MPSP;

Promote the city's goals of smart growth and sustainable development;

Diversify and strengthen the commercial and residential opportunities and fiscal health of the city.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

§ 19.29.030 Applicability.

The regulations contained in this chapter shall apply in the MPSP district, in conjunction with the standards, guidelines, and plans contained in the MPSP document.

Whenever this chapter or the MPSP document does not provide specific standards and/or procedures for the review, approval, and/or administration of development projects within the MPSP district or for appeals concerning ap-provals or administration of development projects, the provisions of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code shall apply.

In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this chapter and the provisions of the Sunnyvale Municipal Code, the provisions of this chapter shall prevail.

The owner or occupant of land or buildings used for any purpose in the MPSP district shall provide the facilities as required by and which conform with the regulations set forth in this chapter; provided, however, that buildings, struc-tures, or uses lawfully constructed or established prior to the effective date of this chapter that do not comply with the provisions hereof shall be deemed legally nonconforming in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19.50.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

§ 19.29.040 Definitions.

"Development reserve"

means the allowed net new office, research & development, and industrial floor area studied under the environmental impact report. bonus FAR developments are eligible to apply for bonus floor area allo-cation from the development reserve.

"Base FAR reserve"

means the net new office, research & development, and industrial floor area for exist-ing parcels to meet their base FAR.

"Neighborhood reserve"

means the net new office, research & development, and industrial floor area dis-tributed by neighborhood for bonus FAR development.

"Small project reserve"

means the portion of net new office, research & development, and industrial floor area less for nonresidential projects less than one hundred fifty thousand square feet.

Floor area.

"Base floor area ratio"

means the maximum allowed nonresidential intensity for a parcel without the addi-tion of bonus FAR.

"Bonus floor area ratio"

means the allowed office and research & development intensity for a parcel if de-velopment meets bonus FAR development standards, including community benefits, on net new floor area.

"Total floor area ratio maximum"

means the maximum density for a parcel inclusive of office and research & development floor area, commercial and retail areas, residential floor area, and transfer of development rights floor area from sending parcels.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

§ 19.29.050 Zoning and combining zoning districts.

The MPSP establishes the following zoning and combining zoning districts:

Moffett Park - Activity Center (MP-AC) District. The MP-AC district is a vibrant, mixed-use place that allows for a mix of office, residential, and commercial uses. The district accommodates neighborhood-serving commercial uses, community services, and entertainment in ground floor storefronts facing public streets, parks, and open space.

Moffett Park - Residential (MP-R) District. The MP-R district allows for very high-density housing.

Moffett Park - Mixed-Use (MP-MU) District. The MP-MU district allows standalone residential, standalone office, or a mixed-use development.

Moffett Park - Office 1 (MP-O1) District. The MP-O1 district provides for the potential densification of existing office campuses in the Polsolmi and Onizuka Neighborhoods with corporate and professional office uses and does not permit residential development. MP-O1 may be combined with the Moffett Park ecological combining district (ECD) as provided for in Chapter 19.26.

§ 19.29.060 Permitted development types and uses.

Moffett Park - Office 2 (MP-O2) District. The MP-O2 district provides for higher-intensity corporate and profes-sional office uses in proximity to the MP-AC, MP-R, MP-MU, and high-quality transit and does not permit residential development.

(f)

Moffett Park - Mixed Employment 1 (MP-E1) District. The MP-E1 district allows for a mix of uses, including corporate and professional office light industrial, and other nonresidential uses in an urban pattern with integrated open space. It does not permit residential development.

(g)

Moffett Park - Mixed Employment 2 (MP-E2) District. The MP-E2 district allows for a mix of office, research & development, and industrial uses and does not permit residential development.

(h)

Moffett Park - Mixed Employment 3 (MP-E3) District. The MP-E3 district allows for a mix of office, research & development, and light industrial and does not permit residential development. MP-E3 shall be combined with the Mof-fett Park ECD as provided for in Chapter 19.26.

(i)

Moffett Park - Hospitality (MP-H) District. The district allows for hotel and hospitality uses and does not permit residential development.

(j)

Moffett Park - Public Facilities (MP-PF) District. The public facilities district allows for governmental, public utility, and educational buildings and facilities, and other uses compatible with the public character of the district and does not permit residential development.

(k)

Moffett Park Ecological Combining District (ECD). The ecological combining district preserves, expands, and enhances the ecological value of the existing and potential green space and biological resources located within the northwest corner of the Moffett Park Specific Plan area, and provides opportunities for public access and passive recrea-tion.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Development Types and Use Table. Table 19.29.060 sets forth the development types and uses, respectively, that are permitted, conditionally permitted, and prohibited in the Moffett Park zoning districts.

Permitted (P).

Special development permit (SDP).

Miscellaneous plan permit (MPP).

Not permitted (N).

Ecological Combining Zoning District. New commercial, industrial, office, and residential uses shall not be al-lowed in the ECD.

Neighborhood-Serving Uses. Neighborhood-serving uses are listed under Section 19.29.080.

Innovation and Creation Space. Innovation and creation space uses are listed under Section 19.29.090.

§ 19.29.070 Office and residential intensity and density.

By-right housing developments on sites identified in Chapter 19.73 require approval of a ministerial miscellaneous plan permit in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19.82, even if a Special Development Permit is listed in Table 19.29.060.

Table 19.29.060
Permitted, Conditionally Permitted, and Prohibited Uses in MPSP Districts
Use	MP-O1, MP-O2	MP-E1	MP-E2	MP-E3	MP-H	MP-AC	MP-MU	MP-R	MP-PF
Office
Professional or medical office, not located on the ground floor	P	P	P	P	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N
Professional or medical offices, located on the ground floor less than 1,000 square feet	P	P	P	P	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N
Professional or medical office, located on the ground floor greater than 1,000 square feet	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	SDP	SDP	MPP	N	N
Ground floor dependent office less than 1,000 square feet	P	P	P	P	N	MPP	MPP	N	P
Ground floor dependent office greater than 1,000 square feet	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	MPP	MPP	N	MPP
Administrative office, not located on the ground floor	P	P	P	P	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N
Administrative office, located on the ground floor greater than 1,000 square feet	P	P	P	P	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N
Administrative office, located on the ground floor greater than 1,000 square feet	P	P	P	P	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N
Research and development office	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	SDP	SDP	MPP	N	N
Medical clinic	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N
Industrial, Manufacturing and Warehousing
Electronic data storage and data server farms	N	SDP	MPP	MPP	N	N	SDP	N	N
Manufacture, processing, repair, compounding, packaging, assembly or treatment plants or facilities for equipment, materials or products, including production bakeries and food processing activities (non-hazardous materials).	SDP	P	P	P	N	SDP	SDP	N	N
Printers, copiers, and engravers using chemical processes	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Wholesale or commercial storage or warehousing of merchandise or products within a building	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	N	N
Hazardous materials storage as defined in Title 20 of the Municipal Code	P	P	P	P	N	N	N	N	N
Hazardous materials storage facilities which meet the criteria of Section 19.22.060 of the Zoning Code	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	N	N
Hazardous materials storage facilities which do not meet the criteria of Section 19.22.060 of the Zoning Code	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Hazardous wastes management facilities which meet the criteria of Section 19.22.070 of the Zoning Code	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Automotive
Automobile service station	N	MPP	P	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N
Electric vehicle charging facility	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP
Auto dealership	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Auto broker for 3 or fewer vehicles on site	MPP	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Sale or rental of utility trailer, heavy equipment, or machinery	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Automobile repair and service	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Car wash facility	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	SDP	N	N	N
Auto service if incidental to other permitted uses	N	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	N	N
Commercial, Retail and Services
Retail sales and services, excluding uses listed individually below	P	P	MPP	P	P	P	P	MPP	N
Retail sales and retail services, if incidental to other permitted uses	P	P	MPP	P	P	P	P	P	N
Financial institution	P	N	N	N	MPP	P	P	N	N
Financial institution with drive-through	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Shopping center	N	MPP	MPP	P	P	P	P	MPP	N
Automotive showrooms	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N	N
Retail sales with drive-through	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Liquor store, within 200 feet of public schools	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Liquor store, outside 200 feet of public schools	P	P	N	N	N	P	P	N	N
Animal hospital	SDP	SDP	N	SDP	N	SDP	SDP	N	N
Animal boarding	N	SDP	N	N	N	SDP	N	N	N
Animal grooming service	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	MPP	MPP	N	N
Animal shelter	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Personal service	P	P	N	N	P	P	P	P	N
Service commercial	P	P	MPP	N	P	P	P	N	N
Childcare centers, business-sponsored	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N	N
Childcare centers, 30 or fewer children	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	MPP	MPP	MPP	N
Childcare centers, more than 30 children	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N
Payday lending establishment (refer to the section re: payday lending)	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Massage establishment, subject to provisions of SMC Chapter 9.41	P	P	N	N	P	P	P	N	N
Adult business, subject to provisions of SMC Chapter 9.40	N	N	N	N	N	P	N	N	N
Restaurants, Eating and Drinking Establishments
Restaurant, without beer and wine	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	SDP	SDP	N
Restaurant, with beer and wine	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	SDP	SDP	N
Restaurant, with general liquor	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N
Restaurant, with drive-through	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Restaurant, take-out only	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	MPP	MPP	SDP	N
Nightclub, bar, or entertainment establishment	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N
Education, Recreation and Places of Assembly¹
Education - recreation and enrichment	N	N	N	N	N	MPP	MPP	MPP	SDP
Education - primary, middle, and high school	SDP	SDP	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP
Education - institution of higher learning	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N	SDP
Recreational and athletic facility	SDP	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N	SDP
Place of assembly - business serving	SDP	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N	SDP
Place of assembly - community serving	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP
Safe parking site	See Chapter 19.66
Cardroom	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Residential, Boarding and Lodging
Single-family dwelling	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Two-family dwelling	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Multi-family dwelling	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N
Mobile home park	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Single-room occupancy (SRO) living unit facility	N	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N
Single-room occupancy (SRO) residential hotel	N	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N
Residential care facility, 6 or fewer residents	N	N	N	N	N	N	SDP	SDP	N
Hotel or motel	SDP	SDP	N	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N
Security personnel or caretakers sleeping quarters in conjunction with a primary office or manufacturing type use	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Emergency shelter	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N
Accessory dwelling unit	See SMC Chapter 19.79
Other
Accessory structures, including emergency generators (non-hazardous materials)	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
Incidental and accessory outdoor storage, mechanical equipment per SMC Chapter 19.82	MPP	MPP	MPP	MPP	N	N	N	N	N
Incidental and accessory outdoor storage, mechanical equipment per SMC Chapter 19.88	SDP	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	N
Electric distribution and transmission substations	N	SDP	SDP	SDP	N	N	N	N	SDP

Notes:
1	Educational and recreational uses and places of assembly shall not be located in retail centers in a manner that disrupts the flow of pedestrians between retail establishments.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1; Ord. 3223-24, 2/6/2024; Ord. 3233-24, 11/19/2024)

FAR and Density. Allowed FAR and residential density applicable for each zoning district are set forth in Table 2 of MPSP Section 4.4.

Site Master Plan. All developments shall submit a Site Master Plan. Site Master Plans shall identify horizontal development, streets, open spaces, district infrastructure, and allocation of vertical development per MPSP Section 10.3.

Bonus and Maximum FAR for Nonresidential Development.

Additional FAR may be allowed to exceed base FAR, up to the bonus FAR maximum, for developments that meet the following requirements:

Development agreement;

LEED BD+C Platinum and a whole building life cycle assessment;

On-site open space and improvement contribution;

(D)

Community benefit contribution.

Developments may also be allowed to exceed the bonus FAR maximum for the district through the Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Program up to the total FAR maximum.

Density for Residential Development.

Minimum Density. All new residential development in the MP-AC and MP-R and MP-MU zoning districts shall be built to at least the minimum density as set forth in MPSP Section 4.3.

Residential developments shall meet the following requirements:

A minimum of one hundred twenty points on the GreenPoint Rated Checklist.

On-site open space and improvement contribution.

Additional standards, requirements, and details for all development, base and bonus FAR for nonresidential de-velopment, and residential development are set forth in the MPSP Section 4.4 (General Land Use).

(f)

Height. All development shall comply with the maximum height limits set forth in MPSP Section 5.3.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

§ 19.29.080 Neighborhood-serving uses.

Neighborhood Serving Uses Required. Neighborhood-serving uses shall be required per Figure 27 of MPSP Section 4.6.

Neighborhood-Serving Uses. The following land uses are considered neighborhood-serving retail and commercial uses:

Table 19.29.080
Neighborhood-Serving Uses in MPSP Districts
Use	Neighborhood-Serving Retail and Commercial Uses	Neighborhood-Serving Office and Community Uses
Office
Professional office	No	Yes
Medical office	No	Yes
Ground floor dependent office	No	Yes
Medical clinic	No	Yes
Commercial, Retail and Services
Retail sales and services (excluding retail sales and services with drive-through)	Yes	No
Financial institution (excluding financial institution with drive-through)	Yes	No
Shopping center	Yes	No
Automotive showrooms	Yes	No
Liquor store, outside 200 feet of public schools	Yes	No
Animal hospital	Yes	No
Animal boarding	Yes	No
Animal grooming service	Yes	No
Personal service	Yes	Yes
Service commercial	Yes
Childcare centers, 30 or fewer children	No	Yes
Childcare centers, more than 30 children	No	Yes
Art gallery	Yes	Yes
Restaurants, Eating and Drinking Establishments
Restaurant, without beer and wine	Yes	No
Restaurant, with beer and wine	Yes	No
Restaurant, with general liquor	Yes	No
Restaurant, with drive-through	Yes	No
Restaurant, take-out only	Yes	No
Education, Recreation and Places of Assembly
Education - recreation and enrichment	No	Yes
Education - institution of higher learning	No	Yes
Other
Manufacture, processing, repair, compounding, packaging, assembly or treatment plants or facilities for equipment, materials or products, including production bakeries and food processing activities, and "makers space" (Non-hazardous materials)1	Yes	Yes
Public service use or facility	No	Yes

Notes:
1	Subject approval by the director of community development through a Miscellaneous Plan Permit (MPP).

Neighborhood-Serving Uses. The following neighborhood-serving uses shall comply the standards set forth in MPSP Section 4.6:

Retail and commercial ground floors.

Medium format retail.

Neighborhood-serving office and community uses.

Community center and library uses.

Floor Area Exemption. Floor area of the neighborhood-serving uses shall be exempt from the gross floor area calculations, including allowed FAR, community benefit, or development reserve calculations.

§ 19.29.090 Innovation and creation space.

Permit requirements are established in Table 19.29.060.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Innovation and Creation Space. Innovation and creation spaces are required for new office, research and devel-opment, and industrial development except as set forth in MPSP Section 4.7.

Innovation Space. The following land uses are considered innovation space:

Professional office.

Medical office.

Ground floor dependent office.

Creation Space. The following land uses are considered creation space:

Manufacture, processing, repair, compounding, packaging, assembly or treatment plants or facilities for equipment, materials or products, including production bakeries and food processing activities (non-hazardous mate-rials).

Research and development for start-ups and small businesses. See MPSP Section 4.7 for further clarification.

Education - institution of higher learning, subject to approval by the director of community develop-ment through a Miscellaneous Plan Permit (MPP).

(D)

Art gallery, subject to approval by the director of community development through a Miscellaneous Plan Permit (MPP).

(E)

Artist studio, subject to approval by the director of community development through a Miscellaneous Plan Permit (MPP).

Space shall be provided as innovation, creation, or a combination of both.

A minimum of 7.5% of all net new office and research and development space shall be provided as innova-tion space.

(5)

A minimum of five percent of all net new office and research and development space shall be provided as creation space.

Space may be consolidated into one site or adjacent sites with a Site Master Plan.

Space shall comply with standards listed in MPSP Section 4.7.

§ 19.29.100 Development reserve, transfer of development rights, access, permit duration.

Permit requirements are established in Table 19.29.060.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Development Reserve. Development projects may request additional square footage from the development re-serve that exceeds the base FAR of the site up to the bonus FAR maximum for the land use district as set forth in Table 2 of MPSP Section 4.4. The development reserve allocates bonus FAR to each neighborhood in Moffett Park to ensure growth targets can be met across the site. The development reserve sets up a "small project reserve" for smaller devel-opment projects. Procedures for determining the amount of square footage in the pool and its availability are set forth in the MPSP.

Transfer of Development Rights (TDR). The MPSP allows transfer of nonresidential development rights to in-centivize the specific plan priorities related to open space, urban ecology, public school, publicly accessible open space, and community facility site acquisition, and residential development. Nonresidential bonus FAR maximums may be exceeded through the transfer of development rights from one parcel to another parcel within Moffett Park. The details, requirements, and process for obtaining additional TDR square footage are set forth in the MPSP.

The MPSP establishes three TDR programs.

Public schools, publicly accessible open spaces, and community facilities.

Residential development.

Moffett Park ecological combining district.

All the nonresidential floor area on a sending parcel may be transferred in its entirety, to a single receiving parcel, or in separate increments to several receiving parcels. Receiving parcels may receive floor area from multiple sending parcels. Individual receiving parcels may not exceed the total FAR maximum as set forth in Table 2 of MPSP Section 4.4.

TDR for ECD. The MPSP allows transfer of nonresidential development rights to incentivize the specific plan priorities related to open space and urban ecology. The details, requirements, and process for obtaining additional TDR square footage are set forth in the MPSP.

All the nonresidential floor area and developable square footage up to the base FAR on a sending parcel may be transferred in its entirety, to a single receiving parcel, or in separate increments to several receiving parcels. Re-ceiving parcels may receive floor area from multiple sending parcels. Individuals receiving parcels may not exceed the total FAR maximum as set forth in Table 2 of MPSP Section 4.4.

The ECD does not limit the gross parcel area for determining the amount of development permitted to be transferred.

§ 19.29.110 Moffett Park Specific Plan site development standards.

The property owner shall submit a Habitat Enhancement and Management Plan, developed by a qualified biologist, which includes habitat enhancements, a maintenance and management plan, and adherence to additional stand-ards in the MPSP.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Site Design. The MPSP established site design standards which regulate block design, building placement and setbacks, and lot coverage. These standards support the health and safety of future residents and employees by providing standards to ensure a walkable block structure and safe pedestrian experience, reduce vehicle miles traveled, contribute to climate mitigation efforts, minimize the heat island effect, and improve ecological resiliency. The details and require-ments for the site design are set forth in the MPSP. The MPSP establishes standards for:

Block structure.

Building setbacks.

Lot coverage and paving area.

Building Design. The MPSP established site design standards which regulate various aspects of building design. The details and requirements for the building design are set forth in the MPSP. The MPSP establishes standards for:

Building height and ground floor elevation.

Building massing.

Ground flood design and building entries.

Usable open space.

(5)

Parking facility design.

(6)

Building elements and required facilities.

Ecological Development Standards. To ensure development applicants meet a high standard of ecological de-sign, the MPSP establishes requirements for landscape design, lighting, impervious coverage, tree canopy, perches, ur-ban forestry, and bird safe design. The details and requirements are set forth in the MPSP.

Exceptions to Standards. New developments may be provided with flexibility in meeting design standards based on special site conditions and constraints. To be considered for an exception, applicants for new development must:

Provide findings on how the new development project meets the goals, policies, and intent of the standard where the exception is requested; and

Document constraints to meeting the standard. Exceptions from quantitative standards shall not deviate more than ten percent plus or minus from the standard.

Exceptions may apply to the following standards:

4.6 Neighborhood-Serving Uses

5.2.1 Block Structure

§ 19.29.120 Transportation demand management and parking requirements.

5.2.2 Building Setbacks

(D)

5.2.3 Lot Coverage and Paving Area

(E)

5.3.2 Building Massing

(F)

5.3.3 Ground Floor Design and Building Entries

(G)

5.3.5 Parking Facility Design

(H)

5.3.6 Building Elements and Required Facilities

(I)

6.6.3 Urban Forest

(J)

7.3 Complete Street Design Standards

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Transportation Management Association (TMA) and Transportation Demand Management (TDM). All devel-opment in MPSP shall be required to participate in The MPSP establishes requirements for participation in a TMA and for preparation of a TDM plan to reduce single occupancy vehicle travel, minimize peak period vehicle trips, and mini-mize overall vehicle miles traveled by shifting trips to transit, biking, walking, scooting, or rideshare. All new residential projects with ten or more units and new nonresidential projects of five thousand square feet or more shall be required to join the TMA and submit a TDM plan for each project site. The details and requirements for the TMA and TDM are set forth in the MPSP.

Maximum Parking Requirements. All new development shall adhere to the maximum parking requirements in Table 24 in MPSP Section 8.3.1. A project may exceed that maximum by up to fifty percent of the maximum ratio, pro-vided that all of the additional spaces over the maximum shall be shared with the public at all times. Parking maximums for new development shall be phased in over time. The details and requirements for vehicle parking and loading are set forth in the MPSP.

Shared Parking. Shared parking may be allowed for different uses on the same property or across different prop-erties to reduce the number of spaces provided as set forth in the MPSP. A shared parking management plan is required.

Carpool/Vanpool and Electric Vehicles. A minimum number of carpool/vanpool and electric vehicles shall be provided by new development as set forth in the MPSP.

§ 19.29.130 Landscaping and open space requirements.

Loading. Off-street freight and equipment loading spaces shall be provided for all development as set forth in the MPSP.

(f)

Bicycle Parking. All new development shall adhere to the bicycle parking, shower, and locker requirements in Table 28 of MPSP Section 8.5. The details and requirements for bicycle parking are set forth in the MPSP.

(Ord. 3218-23 § 1)

Applicability. Landscape and open space standards apply in connection with new construction, replacement, or expansion in floor area of any structure.

Specific Plan. Refer to Section 5.4 and Chapter 6 of MPSP for additional open space and landscaping standards and requirements.

Additional Requirements. Refer to Chapter 19.37 of the Municipal Code for additional landscaping, irrigation, and open space requirements not covered by this section.