Sec. 23-6.28.1 - 23-6.28.4
Extracted standards
5 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
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- MU-1 Residential attached
The MU-1 sub-district is a residential district that permits detached and attached houses. The district also includes provision for nonresidential uses that may complement or help provide services to the residences.
- MU-2 Residential townhouseTownhouseA single-family home sharing side walls with its neighbours, each on its own lot.
The MU-2 sub-district is a more intensive residential district than the MU-1 sub-district. In addition to detached houses and attached houses, the MU-2 sub-district permits townhouses.
- MU-3 Residential mixed use
In addition to detached houses, attached houses and townhouses, the MU-3 sub-district permits apartments. The sub-district also includes provisions for limited retail and office uses.
- MU-4 Mixed use low
The MU-4 sub-district is a mixed use district that permits retail, office and residential uses in a variety of building types up to four (4) stories in height.
- MU-5 Mixed use high
The MU-5 sub-district is the highest intensity mixed use sub-district permitting retail, office and residential uses in a variety of building types. Maximum height in the district shall be established in the generalized development plan (GDP) adopted at the time of rezoning.
From the ordinance
The mixed use (MU) district creates a flexible approach to development, to include infill and redevelopment, by allowing a variety of interrelated and compatible commercial, office, residential, civic, recreational, and entertainment uses in a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood setting.