Mixed-Use Design Standards

July 1, 2009

 

MUDS 4.2 Allowed & Required Sub-Zones

Development Types
Mixed-Use Corridor Development Mixed-Use Center Mixed-Use Neighborhood

MUDS 4.2.1 Intent.

Due to their different scales, each mixed-use development type should be required to have a different minimum number of sub-zones. Size and location should also determine the suitability for use of a sub-zone within a mixed-use development type.

Standard:

MUDS 4.2.2 Minimum Number of Sub-Zones.

To ensure a variety of building types and housing choices in close proximity to each other, each mixed-use development is required to include a minimum number of sub-zones according the following table.

Mixed-Use Development Type Minimum Number of Sub-Zones Required
Mixed-Use Neighborhood 4
Mixed-Use Center 3
Mixed-Use Corridor Development 1

MUDS 4.2.3 Allowed, Required, and Prohibited Sub-Zones.

Due to their different development scales and locations, not all mixed-use development types are permitted to contain every sub-zone. Sub-zones are allowed in mixed-use development types according to the following table.

Applicability of the Sub-Zone in a:
Mixed-Use Sub-Zone Mixed-Use Neighborhood Mixed-Use Center Mixed-Use Corridor Development
Core      
Center   Required  
General      
Edge      
Civic Required Required  
 
Legend
  Allowed
Required Required
  Prohibited

Effective on: 1/1/1901