A. Sections 17.600.135.A and 17.600.135.C.2, related to open space for multi-unit dwellings, do not apply within the Central City SPD. All other provisions of section 17.600.135 apply.
B. The following open space districts are established within the Central City SPD and shown on Exhibit C in section 17.444.150: Central Business Open Space District, Urban Open Space District, Traditional Open Space District, and Suburban Open Space District. Within these open space districts, open space shall be provided as follows:
1. Central Business Open Space District. No private or common open space is required.
2. Urban Open Space District. A combination of private and common open space shall be provided for new multi-unit dwellings at a ratio of 25 square feet of open space per dwelling unit beyond the minimum required front-yard, side-yard, and rear-yard setbacks. Private open space must have a minimum depth of 3 feet. Common open space must have a minimum width or depth of 20 feet.
3. Traditional Open Space District. A combination of private and common open space shall be provided for new multi-unit dwellings at a ratio of 50 square feet of open space per dwelling unit beyond the minimum required front-yard, side-yard, and rear-yard setbacks. Private open space must have a minimum depth of 3 feet. Common open space must have a minimum width or depth of 20 feet.
4. Suburban Open Space District. A combination of private and common open space shall be provided for new multi-unit dwellings at a ratio of 100 square feet of open space per dwelling unit beyond the minimum required front-yard, side-yard, and rear-yard setbacks. Private open space must have a minimum depth of 3 feet. Common open space must have a minimum width or depth of 20 feet.
C. Notwithstanding subsection B of this section, open space is not required for projects consisting of the conversion of a nonresidential building to a multi-unit dwelling. (Ord. 2021-0024 § 30; Ord. 2018-0013 § 8)