1 Article 25 – Height Limits
Sec. 9-4.2501 Height of Buildings
Building Height is measured as follows:
(a) Building height is measured from the lowest finished grade point existing or finished grade point, whichever is lower, of that portion of the lot covered by each building to the highest point on the roof of that building, except as provided below.
(b) The Building height of a building, excluding single family dwellings, with a sloped, hipped, gabled, mansard, or gambrel roof is measured to a point that is half the distance between the highest point on the ridge and where the eave meets the plate.
2 Article 28 – Off-Street Parking and Loading
Sec. 9-4.2818. – Number of parking spaces required
(a) The number of off-street parking spaces required for the uses set forth in this section shall be as follows:
Use Requirements
(a) Residential
(1) Single-family in all zoning
districts
Two garage spaces per unit. In addition, where
adequate driveway length to accommodate a
parked car does not exist or on-street parking
is unavailable, a minimum of one guest parking
space per unit shall be provided.
(2) Two-family and Multiplefamily, including studio,
townhouses and
condominiums in all R-30,
R40, R-50, R-60, MU-30,
MU40, MU-50, MU-60, MUI30, MU-I-40, MU-I-50, and
MU-I-60 zoning districts
One space for each studio or one-bedroom
unit;
2 spaces for each unit with two or more
bedrooms.
In addition, one space to accommodate guest
parking shall be provided for each five units,
excluding studios and one-bedroom units.
When the determination of the number of
guest parking spaces results in the
3 requirement of a fractional space, the fraction
shall be disregarded.
(3) Two-family and Multiplefamily, including studio,
townhouses and
condominiums in all other
districts
One space for each studio;
1.5 spaces for each one-bedroom unit;
2 spaces for each unit of two or more
bedrooms.
In addition, one space to accommodate guest
parking shall be provided for each four units.
When the determination of the number of
guest parking spaces results in the
requirement of a fractional space, the fraction
shall be disregarded.
(34) Residential projects within the
Hillside Preservation District
Spaces shall be provided as required
by Section 9-4.2258 of Article 22.5 of this
chapter.
(4)(5) Mobile home parks Two (2) spaces for each site (parking may be tandem). For associated guest parking and
recreation facilities, one space for each five (5)
sites.
(56) Dwelling units especially
designed for, and to be occupied by,
persons sixty-two (62) years of age
or more
One space for every two (2) units. In addition,
one space to accommodate guest parking
shall be provided for each five (5) units.
(67) Lodging houses and
boardinghouses
One garage space for each two (2) lodging
rooms, plus garage space for the owner or
manager.
(78) Private clubs and lodges with
sleeping facilities
One parking space for each two (2) lodging
rooms, plus parking spaces equal in number to
twenty (20) percent of the capacity, in persons,
for the remainder of the building.
(89) Residential projects with
affordable units
Projects which provide affordable units in
accordance with the density bonus program as
set forth in Article 41 of this chapter, which
projects have ten (10) or more required
spaces, may provide up to one-third (⅓) of the
total required parking spaces for compact cars.
(910) Accessory dwelling units Spaces shall be provided as required by Article
4.5 of this chapter.
4 (1011) Emergency shelter One (1) space per employee or volunteer on duty when the shelter is open to individuals
utilizing the emergency shelter.
(b) Non-Residential uses in MU-30,
MU-40, MU-50, MU-60, MU-I-30,
MU-I-40, MU-I-50, and MU-I-60
zoning districts.
(1) Hotels, motels, and inns 0.5 parking spaces for each unit or lodging room, plus one additional parking space for the
office or manager quarters.
(2) Retail; Eating and
Drinking Establishments1
Three parking spaces for each 1,000 square
feet of gross leasable floor area.
First 2,000 square feet of gross leasable space
exempted at the discretion of the Planning
Director, such as when required to improve site
design.
Additional parking may be required in
instances involving shopping centers.
(3) Personal Services Uses1 Two parking spaces for each 1,000 square feet of gross leasable space.
(4) Offices1 Three parking spaces for each 1,000 square feet of gross leasable space.
(5) Mixed Use Residential2 The sum of the requirements for individual uses. Residential parking shall be functionally
separate from commercial parking.
(6) Other non-residential uses
not listed in Subsections
(b)(1) through (6)
See (c) through (j) below for required parking
(c) Retail and service commercial,
except as provided in Subsection (b)
in the specified zoning district.
(1) Hotels, motels, and inns One parking space for each unit or lodging room, plus one additional parking space for the
office or manager quarters.
(2) Retail stores and service
establishments
One parking space for each 300 square feet of
gross leasable space. Additional parking may
be required in instances involving shopping
centers, high intensity uses, and/or where the
approval of site development plans is required.
5 (3) Automobile service stations
and automobile repair
Three (3) parking spaces for each service bay.
(4) Automobile self-service
station
One parking space for each employee on a
maximum shift and one parking space for each
rest room, with such spaces located as close
as possible to the rest rooms.
(5) Automobile laundries (i) Self-service, one parking space per washing bay
(ii) Automatic, one-lane car wash, twelve (12)
car stacking spaces, plus one space for each
employee on a maximum shift, and two (2)
lane car wash, twenty (20) car stacking
spaces, plus one space for each employee on
a maximum shift.
(6) Public establishments, bars,
restaurants, taverns, and nightclubs
One parking space for each fifty (50) gross
square feet of customer area, plus one parking
space for each 200 gross square feet of all
other floor areas.
(7) Drive-thru, drive-in, take-out,
and fast food restaurants
One parking space for each fifty (50) square
feet of gross floor area.
(8) Motor vehicle, boat, trailer,
and machinery sales and service
and equipment rental
One parking space for each 500 square feet of
display floor area, one parking space for each
1,500 square feet of outside display area, one
parking space for each 800 square feet of
storage area, and one parking space for each
250 square feet of garage area.
(9) Theaters (indoor) One parking space for each three (3) seats. (10) Funeral homes and
mortuaries
One parking space for each four (4) seats in
each chapel or parlor room, plus one parking
space for each employee, plus one parking
space for each funeral vehicle kept on the
premises.
(11) Commercial nurseries One parking space for each 250 square feet of gross building area, plus one parking space for
each 1,000 square feet of outside display or
greenhouse area.
(12) Cannabis Retail Operations One parking space for each 300 square feet of gross leasable space, plus additional spaces
as necessary based on the unique needs of
6 the Operation as determined by the
Commission.
(d) Business and professional
users, except as provided in
Subsection (b) in the specified
zoning district.
(1) Medical, dental, and
veterinary offices and clinics
One parking space for each 200 square feet of
gross floor area.
(2) Banks, financial insurance
companies, and social services
One parking space for each 300 square feet of
gross leasable space.
(3) General business and
professional offices
One parking space for each 300 square feet of
gross leasable space.
(4) Cannabis Manufacturing and
Testing Operations
Two and seven-tenths (2.7) parking spaces for
each 1,000 square feet of gross leasable
space, plus additional spaces as necessary
based on the unique needs of the Operation as
determined by the Commission.
(e) Industrial users, except as
provided in Subsection (b) in the
specified zoning district.
(1) Kennels, stables, and animal
boarding
One parking space for each employee on a
maximum shift, plus additional spaces as
determined by the Commission.
(2) Salvage yards, junk yards,
auto wrecking yards, storage
facilities, and similar uses
One parking space per employee on a
maximum shift and one parking space per
5,000 square feet of lot.
(3) Warehouses, wholesale
businesses, and lumber yards
One parking space for each 2,000 square feet
of lot area and one parking space for each
employee on a maximum shift, plus loading
spaces as required by Section 9-4.2819 of this
article.
(4) Industrial and manufacturing
plants, research or testing
laboratories, bottling plants, food
processing, printing shops, and
recycling centers
One parking space for each 500 square feet of
open or enclosed area devoted to the use, plus
one parking space for each vehicle used in
conjunction with the business, plus loading
spaces as required by Section 9-4.2819 of this
article.
7 (f) Recreational uses, except as
provided in Subsection (b) in the
specified zoning district.
(1) Auditoriums, clubs and
lodges with no sleeping facilities,
conference and meeting facilities,
and other places of public assembly
One parking space for each five (5) seats and
one parking space for each one hundred (100)
square feet of assembly area without fixed
seats. Eighteen (18) linear inches of bench
shall be considered a fixed seat.
(2) Bowling alleys Four (4) spaces for each alley, plus such spaces as may be required for affiliated uses,
such as bars and restaurants.
(3) Game and athletic courts Two (2) parking spaces for each court, plus one parking space for each employee on a
maximum shift.
(4) Gymnasiums and skating
rinks
One parking space for each five (5) seats, plus
one parking space for each two hundred (200)
square feet of recreational floor area.
(5) Health/fitness club One parking space for each two hundred (200) square feet of gross floor area (indoor
swimming pools shall count as floor area).
(6) Golf driving ranges and
miniature or pitch and putt golf
courses
One parking space for each driving tee or two
(2) spaces for each hole.
(7) Swimming pools One parking space for each two hundred (200) square feet of gross water surface area.
(8) Skateboard parks One parking space for each three (3) users, based on maximum capacity.
(9) Beach access See Section 9-4.2820 of this article.
(g) Community services, except as
provided in Subsection (b) in the
specified zoning district.
(1) Churches, chapels, and
religious meeting halls
One parking space for each five (5) seats in
areas with fixed seating and one parking space
for each 100 square feet of assembly area
without fixed seating. Eighteen (18) linear
inches of bench shall be considered a fixed
seat.
(2) Church classrooms and
offices
One parking space for each classroom and
office.
8 (3) Nursery and grade schools
elementary and junior high schools
One parking space for each employee.
(4) High schools, colleges, and
business, professional, and trade
schools
One parking space for each employee, plus
three (3) parking spaces for each twenty (20)
students, based on the maximum capacity of
the facility at any one time during any twentyfour (24) hour period. (5) Hospitals One and one-fourth (1-1/4 ) parking spaces for each permanent bed.
(6) Nursing and convalescent
hospitals, sanitariums, asylums, and
children's homes
One parking space for each three (3) beds.
(7) Libraries, art galleries, and
museums
One parking space for each 250 square feet of
gross floor area.
(8) Public utility and public
service uses and governmental
centers
One parking space for each employee on a
maximum shift, plus parking spaces equal in
number to ten (10%) percent of the capacity in
persons of any conference and meeting room.
(h) Mixed use residential, except
as provided in Subsection (b) in the
specified zoning district.
(1) Where two (2) or more uses
under the same or different owners
and/or managers are located in the
same structure and/or in a common
development
The sum of the separate requirements for each
use shall be provided as set forth in this
section. In the event of multiple uses, the
Commission may require areas of less
intensive use to provide a higher parking
requirement if it is determined that the health,
safety, and general welfare of the area requires
the higher standard. No parking space, or
portion thereof, shall serve as a required space
for more than one use unless otherwise
authorized by the Commission.
(2) In cases where shared uses
complement each other
Parking requirements may be reduced as
determined by the Commission.
(i) Other uses. For uses not set forth in this section, parking spaces shall be provided as required by the
Commission or Planning Administrator, as
determined by conditions of the permit
approval. The requirements set forth in this
9 section shall be used as guidelines to
determine the parking needs for unlisted uses.
1Shared parking arrangements are allowed at the discretion of the Community Development Director, such as when required to improve site design. 2Shared parking arrangements for mixed use residential are allowed at the discretion of the Planning Commission, such as when required to improve site design.
Article 54 – Higher Density Residential and Higher Density Mixed-Use Districts
Sec. 9-4.5402 – Development Standards
(a) Residential Use: All developments must include a minimum of 50 percent of gross square footage for residential use.
(b) Development Standards: The following standards shall apply:
(1) Ten-foot minimum stepback above the second story on any streetfacing façade(s). Railings or parapets that do not exceed the minimum height required by the Building Code may be located in the stepback area.
(2) Development with more than 40 linear feet of frontage along any street must provide one or more of the following at the ground level to optimize the pedestrian experience and ground floor activating strategies:
i. For ground-level uses located along the primary frontage street awnings or overhangs over all ground floor entrances to provide refuge and shade and enhance the pedestrian realm.
1. Awnings or overhangs located in the public right-ofway shall be subject to review and encroachment permit approval by Public Works.
ii. Incorporation of projections (including but not limited to open porches, steps, and bay windows), which may project into required setbacks per Article 27 Projections into Yards; iii. If included, stoops must be elevated by a minimum of 18 inches to provide a sense of privacy for residents and human comfort for pedestrians. ADA-compliant units are not required to provide stoops; or
iv. Where the finished floor elevation is more than three feet above the sidewalk elevation, the elevation change shall include landscaping and/or terraced landscaping and be
punctuated with stairs.
10 (3) Ground-level commercial uses must include all of the following:
i. Windows that cover at least 20 percent of the street-facing, ground-level façade; and
ii. Minimum depth of 40 feet, or 10 feet less than the lot depth for parcels less than 50 feet deep; and
iii. Minimum floor-to-floor height of 15 feet.
Sec. 9-4.5403 – State Law By Right Approval Requirements (a) Purpose. The purpose of these approval requirements is to implement State Government Code sections 65583, subdivisions (c)(1) and 65583.2 subdivisions (c), (h), and (i).
(b) Applicable sites. This section (9-4.5403) applies to properties that are required to be allowed with by right approval pursuant to Government Code sections 65583.2(h) and 65583.2(i), as may be amended from time to time. Specifically, it applies to the sites designated to address the shortfall of lower-income RHNA units listed in the City of Pacifica 6th Cycle (2023-2031) Housing Element sites inventory, which are designated to address the shortfall of lower-income RHNA units.
(c) Approval Requirements. By-right or ministerial approval (without discretionary action) is required for sites identified in Subsection 9-
4.5403(b) that meet all of the requirements of Government Code 6558265583.2(i), provided that the project conforms with the objective development standards identified in Section 9-4.5402, the underlying zoning district Articles 55 through Article 66, and any other regulations in this Title, unless modified by this Section.
(d) Mitigation measures. By-right projects shall be subject to the mitigation measures in the adopted Mitigation, Monitoring, and Reporting Program attached to the certified Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for the Rezoning Program, as applicable to the project site and scope. (1) The applicant shall complete a City provided checklist identifying applicable objective General Plan policies and environmental mitigation measures that apply to the project.
(2) Completion of the checklist is required as part of a complete application, subject to City review and confirmation prior to permit approval.
(3) The approved checklist will be attached to the project approval. The applicant shall demonstrate compliance with the applicable provisions prior to approval of the building permit, or as otherwise stated in the checklist.
(4) The checklist shall be prepared and maintained by the City and updated as necessary.
11 Article 55 – R-30 Multiple-Family Residential District Table 9-4.5502: R-30 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 20 du/ac
Maximum 30 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 10 feet
Rear Setback 10 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family residential
district.
Height (Average) 40 feet
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 60%
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 56 – R-40 Multiple-Family Residential District
Table 9-4.5602: R-40 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 25 du/ac
Maximum 40 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
12 Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 45 feet
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 60%
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 57 – R-50 Multiple-Family Residential District
Table 9-4.5702: R-50 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 30 du/ac
Maximum 50 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 50 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
13 Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 58 – R-60 Multiple-Family Residential District
Table 9-4.5802: R-60 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 40 du/ac
Maximum 60 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 55 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 14
Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 59 – MU-30 Mixed Use District
Table 9-4.5902: MU-30 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject to
the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 20 du/ac
Maximum 30 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 5 feet (10 feet maximum)
Side Setback 10 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional
Setbacks:
A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 45 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
(non-residential uses)
There is no
minimum or
maximum FAR for
Residential
component of
development.
Minimum 0.1 FAR
Maximum 2.5 FAR
Open Space
15 Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 60 – MU-40 Mixed Use District
Table 9-4.6002: MU-40 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 25 du/ac
Maximum 40 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 5 feet (10 feet maximum)
Side Setback 10 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 50 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 75%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
(non-residential uses)
There is no
minimum or
maximum FAR for
Residential
component of
development.
Minimum 0.1 FAR
16 Maximum 2.5 FAR
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 61 – MU-50 Mixed Use District
Table 9-4.6102: MU-50 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 30 du/ac
Maximum 50 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 5 feet (10 feet maximum)
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 15 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 55 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
17 Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
(non-residential uses)
There is no
minimum or
maximum FAR for
Residential
component of
development.
Minimum 0.1 FAR
Maximum 2.5 FAR
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 62 – MU-60 Mixed Use District
Table 9-4.6202: MU-50 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 40 du/ac
Maximum 60 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 5 feet (10 feet maximum)
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 10 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 55 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
18 located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
(non-residential uses)
There is no
minimum or
maximum FAR for
Residential
component of
development.
Minimum 0.1 FAR
Maximum 2.5 FAR
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 63. – MU-I-30 Mixed Use Institutional District 30 Table 9-4.6302: MU-I-30 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 20 du/ac
Maximum 30 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 10 feet
Rear Setback 10 feet
19 Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 40 feet
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 60%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) N/A
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 64. – MU-I-40 Mixed Use Institutional District 40 Table 9-4.6402: MU-I-40 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 25 du/ac
Maximum 40 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 45 feet
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 60%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) N/A
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
20 Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 65. – MU-I-50 Mixed Use Institutional District 50 Table 9-4.6502: MU-I-50 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 30 du/ac
Maximum 50 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 50 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) N/A
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 21
Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law
Article 66. – MU-I-60 Mixed Use Institutional District 60 Table 9-4.6602: MU-I-60 Development Regulations
Regulations Notes
Density Rounding subject
to the provisions of
Article 23
Minimum 40 du/ac
Maximum 60 du/ac
Setbacks (Minimum)
Front Setback 15 feet
Side Setback 5 feet
Rear Setback 20 feet
Additional Setbacks: A minimum 30-foot setback shall
be required from any property line
abutting a single-family zone.
Height (Average) 55 feet For those portions
of a site within 50
feet of a property
located in a singlefamily residential
district: 40 feet.
Lot Coverage (Maximum) 70%
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) N/A
Open Space
Usable Open Space
(Minimum)
200 sf/unit; If private, 6 feet by 10
feet minimum dimension.
Parking Subject to the provisions of Article
28 Permits for Site
Development
Subject to the provisions of Article
32 Accessory Dwelling Unit
Regulations
Subject to the provisions of Article
5 and compliance with State law