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§ 18.04.902 — Applicability

Reno Administrative Code, City of Reno, Nevada (Supp. No. 65, Update 1: codified through Ordinance No. 6740, adopted May 6, 2026) · Reno Annexation and Land Development Code § 18.04.902

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18.04.902 - Applicability

(a) District Applicability (1) This article shall apply to all development in the following districts unless otherwise noted in the subsections below: a. LLR-2.5 Large-Lot Residential (2.5 acres) b. LLR-1.0 Large-Lot Residential (1.0 acres) c. LLR-.5: Large-Lot Residential (0.5 acres) d. SF-3: Single-Family Residential e. SF-5: Single-Family Residential f. SF-8: Single-Family Residential g. SF-11: Single-Family Residential h. SF-14: Single-Family Residential i. MF-14: Multi-Family Residential j. MF-21: Multi-Family Residential k. MF-30: Multi-Family Residential (2) Nonresidential development within or adjacent to the above zone districts shall also meet the standards of Article 14, Residential Adjacency. (b) Project-Specific Applicability (1) Within the districts identified in Subsection (a), above, this article applies to the following types of development projects: a. Development of any new structure that requires a building permit; and b. An addition or renovation to an existing structure where the total gross floor area following the addition or renovation is more than 500 square feet greater than the total gross floor area of the existing structure before addition or renovation. (2) In cases where additions or renovations are subject to these standards and full compliance with these standards is not feasible, the resulting project shall result in closer conformance with these standards, as determined by the Administrator. (3) For nonresidential and mixed-use development in residential districts, applicants may request that standards in Section 18.04.1003 for the Neighborhood Commercial (NC) District replace this article. The Administrator may approve such a request if the project design is deemed to be compatible with the surrounding development pattern. If necessary to achieve compatibility, the Administrator may require additional design features or consistency with certain design requirements in this article.

(Ord. No. 6692, § 1(Exh. A), 1-8-25)