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Restructuring Zones
Restructuring Zones
R‐H
MXPD
MXTC, MXTC/TDR
TMX‐2
Mixed Use
TOMX‐2, TOMX‐2/TDR
TS‐M
TS‐R
CBD‐0.5
CBD‐1
CBD‐2
CBD
CBD‐3
CBD‐R1
CBD‐R2
C‐1
C‐2
C‐3
C‐4
C‐5
C‐6
Commercial C‐T
CR
HM
Country Inn
C‐O
C‐P
O‐M
I‐3
LSC
Light Industrial R&D
I‐1
I‐4
I‐2
Heavy Industrial
MRR
MXN
PD zones
PCC
PNZ
PRC
Planned Development & Residential Mixed Use RMX‐1, RMX‐1/TDR
RMX‐2, RMX‐2/TDR
RMX‐2C, RMX‐2C/TDR
RMX‐3, RMX‐3/TDR
RMX‐3C
T‐S
restructuring zones
> protects existing neighborhoods and the Agricultural Reserve
> improves mix of uses, design, and amenities in commercial and mixed use areas
> improves mix of uses design and amenities in commercial and mixed use areas
> better regulates density and height
Existing Zoning (by group) Potential Zoning (by group)
0.1%
0.7% 1.4% 3.1% 0.3% 0.8% 0.7%
0.3% 3.1%
0.4%
1.7%
1.3% 0.6%
12.0% 12.0%
37.7% 37.7%
14.8% 14.8%
Medium‐density housing with detachted units on minimum 6,000 Residential
R‐60, R‐60/TDR, R‐40, RMH RMD‐6
square‐foot lots.
square foot lots. Medium Density
Medium Density‐6
6
High‐density housing with a variety of unit types on minimum 6,000
Residential High
RT‐6, RT‐8 square‐foot single‐family detached lots (with smaller lots for other unit RHD‐6
Density‐6
types).
High‐density housing with a variety of unit types on minimum 4,000
Residential High
RT‐10 square‐foot single‐family detached lots (with smaller lots for other unit RHD‐4
Density‐4
types)
types).
High‐density housing with a variety of unit types on minimum 2,000
RT‐12.5, RT‐15, R‐30, R‐30/TDR, R‐ Residential High
square‐foot single‐family detached lots (with smaller lots for other unit RHD‐2
4plex Density‐2
types).
MIXED USE ZONES
R‐20, R‐20/TDR, R‐10, R‐10/TDR, R‐
H
MXPD, MXTC, MXTC/TDR, TMX‐2,
TOMX‐2, TOMX‐2/TDR, TS‐M, TS‐R To allow a mix of residential and nonresidential uses at varying Commercial‐
CR
densities and heights; 0.25 ‐ 8.0 FAR. Residential
C‐1, C‐2, C‐3, C‐4, C‐5, C‐6, C‐T, CR,
HM, C‐Inn
CBD‐0.5, CBD‐1, CBD‐2, CBD‐3,
CBD R1 CBD R2
CBD‐R1, CBD‐R2
MIXED CAMPUS ZONES
C‐O, C‐P, O‐M To provide office and employment opportunities with supporting
Mixed Campus MC
I‐3, LSC, R&D housing and commercial uses. Especially for medical/biotech/scientific
INDUSTRIAL ZONES
I‐1, I‐4 To protect and preserve areas for light industry, artisian, warehousing
Industrial, Light IL
R‐S and distribution
and distribution.
I‐2, MRR To protect and preserve areas for heavy industry and manufacturing. Industrial, Heavy IH
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT ZONES
MXN, PD, PCC, PNZ, PRC, RMX‐1,
RMX‐1/TDR, RMX‐2, RMX‐2/TDR, To allow a type of development integrating varied and compatible land Planned
PD
RMX‐2C, RMX‐2C/TDR, RMX‐3, uses with greater flexibility in site planning and building design. Development
RMX‐3/TDR, RMX‐3C, T‐S
Only 2.6% of the county's
land area is included in
zones which will see
substanative changes
substanative changes.
The remaining 97.4% will
not see substantive
changes.