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<br />Definitions of less common words: <br />Build-to-Zone: The location of the front of the <br />building relative to the parcel's front lot line. <br />Floor Area Ratio (FAR): A way to measure <br />development intensity. The FAR is the total <br />building square footage divided by the site square <br />footage. For example, a building 2 stories tall that <br />covered the entire lot (parcel line to parcel line), <br />a building 4 stories tall that covered only half the <br />lot, and a building 8 stories tall that covered only a <br />quarter of the lot would all have an FAR of 2.0. <br /> <br />II <br /> <br />Open Space Ratio (OSR): The open space ratio is <br />the amount of open space required, expressed as <br />a percentage of the total area on the parcel. Open <br />spaces include landscaped areas, hardscape plazas <br />and squares, sidewalks and required setbacks. <br />Stepback: Building stepbacks allow higher <br />buildings while minimizing the feeling of taller <br />buildings from the pedestrian sidewalk level. The <br />facade of upper floors is pushed back from the <br />front facade. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />These District Design Guidelines apply to the three districts that are generally further than 1/ 4-mile from the planned rail <br />transit station. Redevelopment in these districts will be incremental on smaller development parcels, and driven more by <br />access to Rimrock Road and Oregon Road. The district design guidelines on this page should be considered targets for each <br />redevelopment project. <br /> <br /> Urban Residential District Commercial-Employment Highway Business District <br /> Center District <br />Recommended Higher density residential; Flex use, office, retail, lodging, Office, retail, other commercial, <br />Uses supportive neighborhood retail; educational, other commercial, lodging, light industrial. <br /> live/ work units, institutional. residential; business incubator. <br />Use Town homes, low and mid-rise Campus-style employment and Highway-oriented uses <br />Description condos, apartments, supportive retail; mixed uses <br /> neighborhood retail <br />Development Residential: 10-20 dwelling units/ Employment: 50 jobs/acre (min) FAR: 0.25 - 3.0 <br />Intensity acre FAR: 0.25 - 5.0 <br /> Non-residential: 10,000 square <br /> feet per site (max) Residential can be accommodated <br /> FAR: 0.25 - 3.0 as a part of a mixed use building. <br />Building 2-4 stories 1-6 stories 1-4 stories <br />Heights Building step back of at least 6' for (1 story buildings limited) (1 story buildings limited) <br /> fourth floor Building stepback of at least 4' for <br /> fourth floor and above <br />Principle 5' minimum 5' minimum 20' minimum <br />Building 15' maximum 35' maximum <br />Setbacks (from <br />right of way) <br />Open 0.25 0.25 0.15 <br />Space Ratio 0.15 for areas with caps over <br />(minimum) contaminated soil <br />Vehicular On-street and surface parking. On-street and surface parking; On-street and surface parking; <br />Parking Parking between building and structured & underground parking structured & underground parking <br /> street is discouraged. is encouraged. Parking between is encouraged. Single row parking <br /> building and street is discouraged. and drive-through aisle between <br /> building and street permitted. <br />Signage For non-residential: wall- Wall mounted, window, canopy Wall mounted, \vi.ndow, canopy <br /> mounted, window, canopy or or awnmg, monument. or awning style, monument. <br /> awning style <br /> <br />_ JULY 2008 <br /> <br />II- <br />