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RESOLUTIONS
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8/21/2000
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RES 00111
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GUIDELINES: <br />L1 Allow for a mix of residential units consisting of both single-family and <br />multiple family units. <br />Single-family housing product types include detached single- <br />family units, attached (duet) units, townhomes and grouped units. <br />All types of single-family lot lay-outs may be permitted so long <br />as they achieve the objectives of the Specific Plan. <br />Multiple-family housing product types include condominiums and <br />apatvnents. Multiple-family projects typically are developed at <br />densities greater than 12 dwelling units /acre. Three-story <br />apartment projects, [he tallest allowed in the Plan, can reach <br />densities in the ~_ 0 dwelling units/acre range. <br />1.2 Encourage flexibility and variety in developing the residential parcels <br />identified in Table 3-2: Residential Development Density. <br />Pazcels are allowed to be developed with more than one product <br />type and density, integrating densities and product types <br />throughout the site. <br />- Single-family and multiple-family projects are not limited to any <br />density range. All product types may be developed at any project <br />density. <br />1.3 Notwithstanding the flexibility in housing density desired, limit the <br />density of a particular residential project to no more than 30 dwelling <br />units per acre. <br />Residential Policy 2: Phase I Central Area Residential. Develop the Central <br />Area Residential parcels with higher density multiple-family and single-family <br />housing designed to complement the commercial/office center. <br />GUIDELINE: <br />2.1 Allow a mix of housing product types at the upper density range to <br />provide a population base within easy walking distance to the <br />commercial/office center. <br />Residential Policy 3: Phase I Product Types. Allow each Phase I residential <br />parcel to be developed with a mix of single-family and multiple housing product <br />types. <br />3-9 <br />
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