Setbacks: Front: 0 ft min., 10 ft max Side: 0 ft or as required by City Rear: 5 ft min, no max
New parking is required to be located behind the building.
New sidewalks: 12 ft min
Building Height: 65 ft or 5 stories maximum (remains the same as B-3 today)
Glazing: At least 15% of each story of the facade must be glass and at least 70% of the first story of commercial use buildings must be clear, un-tinted glass.
Building Materials Permitted: Brick, stucco, heavy timber, cementitious siding, wood, slate, metal, roofing, tile. Metal may be used as an accent material. Vinyl is prohibited.
Permitted Uses: Uses permitted include live-work/upper story dwellings, mixed-use buildings, multi-family dwellings and and home occupations.
A new Table 5.3 Permitted Uses for B-3 and MXD Districts has been created and proposed for insertion into the Zoning Ordinance (click below to review)
New MXD Mixed-Use District
MXD Mixed-Use Building Standards
Setbacks: Front: 0 ft min., 12 ft max Side: 0 ft or as required by City Rear: 3 ft min, no max
New parking is required to be located behind the building.
New sidewalks: 10 ft min
1 tree is required for every 40’ of lot width facing a street
Building Height: 45’ or 3 stories maximum
Glazing: At least 15% of each story of the façade must be glass. At least 30% of the first story of commercial use buildings must be clear, un-tined glass, except manufacturing uses must have 15% clear, un-tinted glass.
Building Materials Permitted: Brick, stucco, heavy timber, cementitious siding, wood, slate, metal, roofing, tile. Metal may be used as an accent material. Vinyl is prohibited.
Permitted Uses: Uses permitted include a range of residential uses (including live-work/upper story dwellings, mixed-use buildings, multi-family dwellings, and townhomes), a range of commercial uses (including restaurants, hotels, and brew pubs), institutional uses and some industrial uses (such as artisan manufacturing, warehousing, wholsaling and distribution).
A new Table 5.3 Permitted Uses for B-3 and MXD Districts has been created for proposed for insertion into the Zoning Ordinance (click below to review).
