(a) Intent. The Innovation and Technology (IT) District, is designed to encourage a flexible mix of regionally oriented low-impact, high technology manufacturing, hotel, and office uses in locations with excellent access to regional roadways or high-frequency transit. The IT District provisions are intended to foster a flexible mix of high technology manufacturing, research and development, and pure office uses while allowing the integration of commercial and hospitality uses.
(b) Uses. Uses allowed in the IT District as permitted, accessory, conditional, or interim uses are listed in Table 21.209(e).
(c) Standards. Development in the IT District must comply with the following standards:
(1) Floor area ratio, building floor area, impervious surface area, site width and site area must comply with the applicable requirements of § 21.301.01.
(2) Structure and parking placement. Structures and parking in the IT District are subject to the following requirements.
(B) Skyways, tunnels, and similar pedestrian connection structures up to 120 feet in width have no setback requirements from property lines.
(4) Additional building design standards. In addition to the requirements of § 21.301.03(a), buildings in the IT District must comply with the following:
(A) Exterior materials. The exterior materials and finish of all buildings and structures in the IT District must comply with the applicable requirements of § 19.63.08 of this code.
(B) Parking structures. Parking structures must comply with the requirements in § 21.301.06(h) of this code.
(Ord. 2019-2, passed 1-7-2019)