Division VI
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, DESIGN REVIEW DISTRICTS, HISTORIC PRESERVATION, AND REGISTERED HOUSE PLANS
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, DESIGN REVIEW DISTRICTS, HISTORIC PRESERVATION, AND REGISTERED HOUSE PLANS
Sections:
Article I . Architectural Design and Site Development Standards
17.600.100 Applicable design guidelines.
17.600.105 Architectural design for single-unit dwellings.
17.600.110 Architectural design for duplex dwellings.
17.600.115 Relocated rear yard for corner lots.
17.600.120 Requirements for through-lots.
17.600.125 Allowable projections into required setback areas.
17.600.130 Exception to maximum setback to accommodate driveways.
17.600.135 Open space for multi-unit dwellings.
17.600.140 Open space for offices.
17.600.145 Roof structures.
17.600.150 Architectural design for vertical mixed-use development.
17.600.155 Odd-shaped lots and nonconforming lots.
17.600.160 Standards for uses within one-quarter mile of a light rail station.
17.600.165 Mechanical equipment screening.
17.600.170 Minimum lot size-Estate lots.
Article II . Design Review Districts
17.600.200 Design review districts-Purpose and effect.
17.600.210 Procedure for establishing, amending, and dissolving design review districts.
17.600.220 Design guidelines for design review districts.
Article III . Registered House Plans
17.600.300 Registered house plans-Effect.
17.600.310 Request for approval of registered house plans.
17.600.320 Process for approval of registered house plans.
17.600.330 Policies and procedures.
For purposes of site plan and design review, and whenever design review is otherwise required under this title, the design guidelines applicable to a development project are as follows:
A. Citywide design guidelines. Subject to subsections B, C, D, and E of this section,
1. The Single-Unit Dwelling and Duplex Dwelling Design Guidelines, as adopted by resolution of the City Council, applies to single-unit dwelling and duplex dwelling development;
2. The Citywide Infill Housing Design Standards, as adopted by resolution of the City Council, applies to all housing development projects with two or more dwelling units, including a single-unit dwelling with an attached accessory dwelling unit, that are either residential-only project or part of a mixed-use development in which the residential use constitutes at least two-thirds of the total gross building square footage;
3. The Multi-Unit Dwelling Design Guidelines, as adopted by resolution of the City Council, applies to multi-unit dwelling and mixed-use development;
4. The Citywide Commercial Design Guidelines, as adopted by resolution of the City Council, applies to nonresidential development; and
5. The Industrial and Business Park Design Guidelines, as adopted by resolution of the City Council, applies to industrial development.
B. Design review districts. The design guidelines applicable to a design review district apply to development located in that district.
C. Historic districts and landmarks. The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and the applicable provisions of the historic district plan, if any, apply to development in that historic district or involving a landmark.
D. Planned unit developments. The guidelines and schematic plan adopted for a planned unit development apply to development in that planned unit development.
E. Special planning districts. The guidelines identified for a special planning district in division IV or, if none are specified, the guidelines under subsection A, apply to development in that special planning district. (Ord. 2020-0031 § 2; Ord. 2019-0022 § 2; Ord. 2013-0020 § 1; Ord. 2013-0007 § 1)
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