(A) The VMU (mixed land use) classification allows small-scale commercial activities mixed with residential uses (site-built structures only).
(B) Commercial and residential uses are allowed within the same structure. It conserves traditional development patterns while allowing for infill and development of new uses that are compatible in scale and intensity with existing development.
VMU, Village District Mixed Use |
VMU, Village District Mixed Use | |
Accessory buildings | See § 150.174 |
Erosion control | See Erosion Control Regulations, county Ord. 194-2000. May require compliance with NPDES, per the EPA |
Landscaping and buffering | |
Lighting | See § 150.179 |
Maximum height | 35 feet |
Maximum number of dwellings | 1 primary dwelling unit per lot |
Minimum lot depth | Not applicable |
Minimum lot size | 6,000 square feet or NMED Standards, if applicable |
Minimum lot width | Not applicable |
Minimum setbacks | May be set at same distance as buildings on either side of lot to be developed; zero lot lines may be permitted for site-built homes and commercial structures |
Off-street parking | Minimum of 2 spaces; may be reduced to 1 per lot by Zoning Administrator in order to meet older platting pattern; see §§ 150.181 et seq. |
Permitted uses |
Single-family residences, site built
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Small scale commercial uses
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Arts and crafts studios Bakeries Book stores, newsstands Barbershops, beauty shops Dress-making shops Coffee shops and snack bars Cultural centers Delicatessens Dry goods or notion stores Farmer’s markets Gift shops Ice cream parlors Museums Photography studios Restaurants Single-family residential Specialty shops Theaters See § 150.205, land use classification matrix, for detailed list | |
Ponding requirements | Must comply with DAC Design Storm Criteria Guidelines and with the Design Standards, as amended for 100-year flood |
Private access driveway | 25-foot width for non-dedicated streets or private drives within a lot for two-way and 20 feet for one-way traffic. See design development standards |
Signs | See § 150.180 |
Site plan | See § 150.022 |
Street access | 50-foot-wide right-of-way or easement with 24 feet of improved roadway |
(Ord. 2010-018, passed - -) Penalty, see § 150.999