Board of County Commissioners Second Public Hearing August 10, /10/2010 1

 Regulations that Are: ◦ Clear ◦ Concise ◦ Enforceable  Implementation of Policies in CPA ◦ Multi-modal Mobility ◦ Transit Supportive Design ◦ Compact, Mixed-use, Urban Form 08/10/2010 2

 Added phasing requirements  Created minor changes for DRC approval  Removed requirement for solar panels and green roofs on drive-throughs  Added standards to allow hotels/motels to be counted as residential development 08/10/2010 3

 10% of vertical mixed-use requirement may be met by retail adjacent to multi-story residential  Clarified block size with pedestrian pathway  Clarified parking structure requirements  Allowed flexibility in roadway design for roads with 1,200-2,500 and 2,500-7,500 daily trips  Removed collector roadway buffers 08/10/2010 4

 Traditional Neighborhood Development - TND  Transit Oriented Development - TOD 08/10/2010 5

 Implements TND/TOD as envisioned in CPA ◦ Required Residential and Non-residential components ◦ Maximum block perimeters  Signage standards moved to Article 2 Signs 08/10/2010 6

 Central Point  Village Center  Transit Supportive Area  Block Pattern  Building Scale and Massing 08/10/2010 7

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 Allowed in Urban Residential Future Land Use and Activity Centers designated in Comprehensive Plan  Allowed in all urban residential and commercial zoning districts  Implemented through development plan review  Required for developments over ◦ 300 residential units with no rapid transit route ◦ 150 residential units with rapid transit route 08/10/

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08/10/  Base of 10,000 square feet of non-residential ◦ plus 50 – 200 square feet per dwelling unit  Optional ◦ 10,000 sq. ft. - achieving max allowed land use density ◦ Plus 10,000 sq. ft – for each du above 4 units per acre ◦ Plus 25,000 sq.ft. – if contiguous to a Rapid Transit or Express Transit Service

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08/10/  Base of 10,000 square feet of non-residential ◦ Plus 100 – 400 square feet per dwelling unit

 Maximum Block Perimeter  Building Orientation to the Street  Location and Type of Parking 08/10/

 20 percent requirement  Civic Spaces with design requirements ◦ Plazas, squares, neighborhood parks, courtyards  Landscaped Areas  Pedestrian Trails 08/10/

 Conduct Second and Final Public Hearing  Approve the Ordinance 08/10/