This zoning district is generally comprised of an area east
of Walnut Street (abutting the downtown) along both sides of Derry
Street (Pike to Apple) to just east of Eastman Road. This zoning district
is noted due to its unique building and development characteristics
generally including a mixture of multistory residential building types
with front porches, used (reused) for a mix of residential and some
compatible neighborhood, pedestrian-oriented public and business sales
and services; proximity to Derry Street (an arterial street and major
bus route); alleys; street trees, tree lawns and sidewalks; location
between the downtown to the west and other intensive businesses to
the east and south, and proximity to off-street parking. The purpose
of this zoning district is to protect and enhance the existing pattern
of mixed residential uses; accommodate and promote complementary,
compatible and supporting neighborhood, pedestrian-oriented public
and business services in buildings oriented to and abutting the sidewalk,
as well as serve as natural future extension of the downtown, via
general and specific design compatibility and performance standards
helping to ensure similar compatible use, reuse, replacement, infill
and redevelopment.
A.
See Table 3-3 in § 425-14 relating to use tables for uses permitted by right, conditional use and/or special exception in this mixed use district.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: The
Permitted Uses Tables are attached to this chapter.
A.
See Table 7-1 in this section relating to area and design requirements for the area and design requirements for all development activities and uses. Additionally, all development activities and uses shall be compatible in character, design, height, scale, setback, orientation, lot access and off-street parking with adjacent and nearby buildings/structures and development on abutting lots as well as lots on the same shared block face (between two intersecting streets) along the same side of the street. Although required in Tables 7-1 and 7-2 in this section relating to area and design requirements and additional development compatibility standards, respectively, referring to certain development compatibility design requirements set forth in Article XI of this chapter relating to the Development Compatibility Standards Overlay Zoning District (DCSO), applicants for new development and uses may, and are strongly encouraged to, utilize the other development compatibility design guidelines and standards set forth in Article XI of this chapter relating to the Development Compatibility Standards Overlay Zoning District (DCSO).
Table 7-1
Area and Design Requirements
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Permitted Uses
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Area/Design Features
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Single-Family Detached Dwelling
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Single-Family Semidetached Dwelling
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Two-Family Detached Dwelling
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Other Permitted Uses (unless specifically listed in Article XVI)
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Lot area per unit - minimum
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4,000 square feet per DU
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3,500 square feet per DU
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4,000 square feet per DU
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4,000 square feet
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N/A
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Minimum lot width at front lot line - interior lot
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40 feet
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35 feet
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70 feet
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45 feet
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N/A
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Minimum lot width at front lot line - corner lot
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55 feet
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50 feet
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85 feet
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55 feet
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N/A
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Setback - front minimum/ maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53F;
otherwise,
10 feet minimum/
20 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53F;
otherwise,
10 feet minimum/
20 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53F;
otherwise,
10 feet minimum/
20 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53F; otherwise, 10 feet minimum/20 feet maximum
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Not permitted to be located between principal building
and public street
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Setback - side minimum
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5 feet each side
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5 feet, except 0 feet at the shared lot line of lawfully
attached dwellings constructed with a shared common party wall and
provided the notarized, written consent of the owner of abutting lot
and building
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5 feet each side.
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5 feet, except 0 feet at the shared lot line of lawfully
attached buildings or uses constructed with a shared common party
wall and provided the notarized, written consent of the owner of abutting
lot and building
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3 feet
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Setback - rear minimum
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15 feet
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15 feet
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15 feet
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15 feet
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3 feet, except that detached garages adjacent to and
having access to an alley shall be set back 5 feet from the right-of-way
or 15 feet from the center line of the alley, whichever is greater
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Impervious lot coverage - maximum
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50%
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55%
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50%
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75%
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Included as part of total maximum impervious coverage
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Vegetative coverage - minimum
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20%
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20%
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20%
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20%
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Included as part of total minimum vegetative coverage
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Building height - minimum/ maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53G;
otherwise,
2 stories minimum or
24 feet minimum/
40 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53G;
otherwise, 2 stories minimum or
24 feet minimum/
40 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53G;
otherwise, 2 stories minimum or
24 feet minimum/
40 feet maximum
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If abutting lots are developed, see § 425-53G;
otherwise, 2 stories minimum or
24 feet minimum/
40 feet maximum
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20 feet or not higher than the principal structure,
whichever is less
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B.
Additional development compatibility standards
(1)
See Table 7-2 in this section relating to additional development compatibility standards and the specific subsections of Article XI of this chapter relating to the Development Compatibility Standards Overlay Zoning District (DCSO) for additional standards for development activities and uses.
Table 7-2
Additional Development Compatibility Standards
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Development Compatibility Design Standard
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Subsection of § 425-53
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Applicability of Development Compatibility Design Standard
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Front building setback
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§ 425-53F
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Yes
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Building height
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§ 425-53G
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Yes
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Building orientation
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§ 425-53H
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Yes
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Building facade
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§ 425-53I
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Yes
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Building roof
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§ 425-53J
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Yes
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Reuse of existing or formerly residential building
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§ 425-53K
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Yes
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Building footprint
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§ 425-53L
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Yes
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Fire escape
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§ 425-53M
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Yes
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Lot access and parking
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§ 425-53N
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Yes
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Residential garage location and design
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§ 425-53O
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Yes
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Nonresidential uses within an enclosed building
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§ 425-53P
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Yes
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Additionally, all development activities and uses within this
zoning district shall comply with all applicable general standards
of this chapter, including but not limited to:
If located within or affected by the following overlay zoning
districts, development activities or uses shall meet the requirements
of the applicable overlay zoning district provisions in accordance
with: