§ 18.02.308 — MS: Mixed-Use Suburban

18.02.308 - MS: Mixed-Use Suburban

(a) Purpose The MS district is intended to promote the gradual transition of the City's suburban corridors to a mix of higher-density residential, retail, commercial, and other employment- and service-oriented uses. Mixed-Use Suburban is generally appropriate within or adjacent to areas identified as Corridors, Employment Areas, and Mixed-Use within the Master Plan Structure. [image omitted; see the official code] Table 2-21 MS: Lot and Building Standards General Standards A | Lot Width, minimum | 50 ft FAR, minimum | — FAR, maximum | — Density, minimum | — Density, maximum | — Setbacks, minimum B | Front | 10 ft [1] C | Side | 0 ft [1] [2] D | Rear | 0 ft [1] [2] Street-Facing Garage | 20 ft measured from sidewalk or planned sidewalk to face of garage Building Separation | 10 ft between principal buildings Height, maximum Height | — [3] Other Accessory uses/structures: See Chapter 18.03 Article 4 Site and building standards for Urban Districts: See Chapter 18.04 Article 10 Development standards (parking, landscaping, etc.): See Chapter 18.04 Notes: [1] A minimum zero-foot setback is allowed when the property line abuts an alley and at least 24 feet of backup space (including the alley) is provided from all garage doors and parking spaces that backup onto an alley. [2] If the building is located immediately adjacent to a residentially zoned property, a minimum setback shall be 5 feet. [3] Minor site plan review required for buildings over 55 feet.

(Ord. No. 6692, § 1(Exh. A), 1-8-25)