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2-4(B)   MIXED-USE - LOW INTENSITY ZONE DISTRICT (MX-L)
2-4(B)(1)   Purpose
The purpose of the MX-L zone district is to provide for neighborhood-scale convenience shopping needs, primarily at intersections of collector streets. Primary land uses include non-destination retail and commercial uses, as well as townhouses, low-density multi-family, and civic and institutional uses to serve the surrounding area, with taller, multi-story buildings encouraged in Centers and Corridors. Other allowable uses are shown in Table 4-2-1.
2-4(B)(2)   Use and Development Standards
Table 2-4-3: MX-L Zone District Dimensional Standards Summary
Table 2-4-4: Other Applicable IDO Sections
See Table 5-1-2 for complete Dimensional Standards
Overlay Zones
Development Location
General
UC-MS-PT
Allowable Uses
Table 2-4-3: MX-L Zone District Dimensional Standards Summary
Table 2-4-4: Other Applicable IDO Sections
See Table 5-1-2 for complete Dimensional Standards
Overlay Zones
Development Location
General
UC-MS-PT
Allowable Uses
Site Standards
Use-specific Standards
A
Usable open space, minimum
1 BR: 225 sq. ft./unit
2 BR: 285 sq. ft./unit
3 BR: 350 sq. ft./unit
50% reduction
Dimensional Standards
Site Design and Sensitive Lands
Access and Connectivity
Setback Standards
Subdivision of Land
B
Front, minimum / maximum
5 ft. / N/A
0 ft. / 15 ft.
Parking and Loading
Landscaping, Buffering, and Screening
C
Side, minimum / maximum
Interior: 0 ft.;
Street side: 5 ft. / N/A
0 ft. / Street side: 15 ft.
Walls and Fences
D
Rear, minimum
15 ft.
Street or alley: 0 ft.
Outdoor and Site Lighting
Building Height
Neighborhood Edges
E
Building height, maximum
38 ft.
55 ft.
Solar Access
Building Design
Signs
Operation and Maintenance
 
2-4(B)(3)   District Standards