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• <br /> pedestrian use. Uses that would substantially interfere with the residential 4.4.1. <br /> nature of the district are not allowed. 4 <br /> Section 4.1.2.54 Neighborhood Districts <br /> A. Neighborhood districts are intended for infill or re-development in medium or high density residential or commercial <br /> areas within existing neighborhood areas on the preferred scenario map. <br /> B. Neighborhood Districts should be applied to preserve and enhance the character of existing neighborhood areas while <br /> providing options for diverse and affordable housing or limited neighborhood oriented commercial uses. <br /> Section 4.1.2.5 Compatibility of Uses and Density <br /> A. Policy. It is the policy of the City Council, through exercising its zoning authority. to: <br /> 1. Help prevent the impacts of high density uses on low density areas <br /> 2. Limit incremental changes within existing neighborhoods unless directed by a small area plan; <br /> 3. Encourage more opportunities for home ownership; and <br /> 4. Ensure a diversity of housing to serve citizens with varying needs and interests. <br /> B. Development Increments. Each Neighborhood District represents an increment of development. The relationship <br /> between each increment of development and existing Conventional Residential, Special, and Legacy Districts is <br /> described in the table below: <br /> ND2 FD,AR, SF-R, SF-11, MR, SF- <br /> 6, SF4.5, DR, P <br /> ND3 D, PH-ZL, P <br /> ND3.5 TH, MF-12, P <br /> ND4 MU, MF-18, MF-24, P <br /> ND4M OP, NC, CC, GC, HC, LI, HI, <br /> MH <br /> 1. A development increment is determined based on the existing use and zoning of the subject property and the <br /> character of the surrounding land use pattern and in accorcance with the Single Family Preservation Buffer in <br /> Section <br />