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7.2.302: MX-N: MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOOD SCALE:

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7.2.302: MX-N: MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOOD SCALE#MX-N

A. Purpose#

The MX-N zone district provides opportunities for a compact mix of, for example, low intensity neighborhood-serving commercial, office, institutional, low-scale multi-family residential uses. Land uses are as indicated in Table 7.3.2-A (Base and NNA-O District Use Table). MX-N zone districts are generally located at the edges of, or internal to, a residential neighborhood, at a local street intersection with a collector or arterial street. MX-N zone districts are intended to maintain the scale of the adjacent neighborhood, to avoid establishments so large that they serve as destinations for persons from outside the neighborhood, and to have safe and convenient pedestrian and bicycle access. The layout of permitted use types shall be as shown in a Land Use Plan approved pursuant to Section 7.5.514 (Land Use Plan).

B. Dimensional Standards#

The following table is a summary of key district-specific dimensional standards. Complete dimensional standards, including standards for accessory structures, are included in Part 7.4.2 (Dimensional Standards) and Section 7.3.304 (Accessory Uses).

Table 7.2.3-B MX-N: Lot and Building Standards

District Standards
District area (minimum) N/A
Lot Standards
Lot area (minimum) N/A
Lot width (minimum) N/A
Setbacks (minimum) [2]
A Front and side street frontages [1]
Minimum 5 ft
Maximum 20 ft
B Side - Interior 10 ft
Corner Lot - Side Street 20 ft
C Rear 15 ft
Height (maximum)
D Building height 45 ft
Other Standards
Front parking setback (minimum) 20 ft§

Notes: [1] Applies to both frontages of corner sites. [2] Pursuant to Section 7.4.905 (Street Frontage and Street Trees), if the landscape setback is greater than the setback listed in this table, the landscape setback prevails.

C. Additional Standards#

  1. When land is zoned into this zone district after the Effective Date, the Manager may require that a Land Use Plan be approved along with the rezoning. A Land Use Plan that integrates multi-family uses may qualify the development for incentives pursuant to Section 7.4.202 (Incentives).

  2. Reference Part 7.3.3 for additional use-specific standards. (Ord. 23-03)