Alexandria

The following uses are permitted in the RS zone: (A) Townhouse dwelling; (B) Accessory uses, as permitted by section 7-100; ...

The following uses are permitted in the RT zone: (A) Townhouse dwelling; (B) Accessory uses, as permitted by section 7-100; ...

The following uses are permitted in the RMF zone: (A) Multi-unit dwelling; (B) Accessory uses, permitted by section 7-100; ...

Min lot 5000 sqft, width 50 ft, frontage 40 ft, front yard at least 20 ft, side/rear 7 ft, FAR 0.45, height 30 ft.

Max density 22 du/ac for single/two/townhouse, min lot 1980 sqft, front yard at least 20 ft, side 7 ft, rear 8 ft, FAR 0.75, height 45 ft, open space 35%.

Max density 22 du/ac for single/two/townhouse, min lot 1980 sqft, front yard at least 20 ft, side 8 ft, rear 8 ft, FAR 0.75, height 45 ft, open space 35%.

The following uses are permitted in the RCX zone: (A) Townhouse dwelling; (B) Multi-unit dwelling; (C) Accessory uses, as permitted by section 7-100; ...

The following uses are permitted in the RC zone: (A) Townhouse dwelling; (B) Multi-unit dwelling; ...

The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, except that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio for residential uses is 1.50. For single-unit, two-unit and townhouse dwellings only, maximum density shall not exceed one dwelling unit for each 800 square feet of lot area or 54.45 units for each acre. The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, except that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio for nonresidential uses is 1.50. The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet... Each single-unit dwelling shall be located on a lot with a minimum land area of 5,000 square feet.

The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, except that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, provided that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio for nonresidential uses is 2.0... The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, provided that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio for nonresidential uses is 2.0... For residential uses other than those specified by the subsections below, the maximum permitted floor area ratio is 1.25. The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet...

The maximum permitted height of a building is 100 feet, provided that additional height up to a maximum of 150 feet may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio is .85, except that the floor area ratio may be increased to an amount not to exceed 1.25 with a special use permit. The maximum permitted height of a building is 50 feet...

The maximum permitted height of a building is 50 feet, provided that in the case of a use that requires greater height for a tower, stack or other feature due to the inherent nature of its operations, the additional height needed to accommodate such feature may be approved with a special use permit.

The maximum permitted floor area ratio is .25, except that the floor area ratio may be increased to an amount not to exceed .5 with a special use permit. The maximum permitted height of a building is 35 feet...

The maximum permitted height of a building is 35 feet, except that the height may be increased to an amount not to exceed 50 feet with a special use permit.