The Walkable Suburban Subdistricts is located 1/4 to 1/2 miles from the rail stop. These subdistricts are the least dense of the four subdistricts and primarily residential in nature.

A focus on connectivity through the use of open space will be the primary concern and will create a smooth transition from the Estates Section.

These subdistricts do not permit dwelling units; therefore, development intensity shall be controlled by building height and parking maximums. 

 

The image to the right shows an example of a Primary Commercial Street 

 

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• Possible Land Use Options

   

Residential Uses:
Single, Townhomes, Condos

  

Institutional Uses:
Churches

  

Education Uses:
None

  

Office Uses:
None

  

Medical Uses:
None

  

Civic Uses:
None

  

Commercial Uses:
News Stands

  

Recreational & Entertainment Uses:
Parks, Playgrounds, Swimming Center

 

View the full Land Use Chart & Options

  

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• Allowed Frontage Types Required Build-to-Zone

 

Boulevard:
Stoop Frontage: 5' - 10'
Porch Frontage: 10' x 25'

  

Avenue:
Stoop Frontage: 5' - 10'
Porch Frontage: 10' x 25'

  

Street:
Stoop Frontage: 5' - 10'
Porch Frontage: 10' x 25'

Note - Exterior door swings are not allowed to encroach upon the public ROW

• Facade Width

   

Boulevard:
Maximum: 90% of lot frontage
Minimum: 60% of lot frontage

  

Avenue:
Maximum: 90% of lot frontage
Minimum: 60% of lot frontage

  

Street:
Maximum: 85% of lot frontage
Minimum: 50% of lot frontage

  

• Minimum Building Depth
  15' from building facade
  Minimum setback required for enclosed parking structures such as garages

 

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• Height

 

Boulevard:
Maximum: 44'
Minimum: 24'

  

Avenue:
Maximum: 44'
Minimum: 24'

  

Street:
Maximum: 44'
Minimum:24