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The table below lists certain land uses. The NE column enumerates the uses permitted (P), permitted with standards (PS), or conditionally permitted (C), in the neighborhood edge form. Likewise, the NG column enumerates the uses permitted (P), permitted with standards (PS), or conditionally permitted (C), in the neighborhood general form. As part of a TNZ written text, a zone-change application pursuant to this chapter may propose land uses similar to those set forth in this chapter. The inclusion of any proposed additional land use category or additional specific permitted use shall be approved by the city council as part of the approval of the zone-change request and shall thereby become part of the regulating text. All permitted uses shall be conducted within fully enclosed buildings except those uses customarily conducted in the outdoors, such as outdoor dining ancillary to a permitted restaurant, community leisure, or recreation. Commercial uses and locations shall be approved as part of the TNZ if it does not comply with title 3, chapter 7, “Home Occupations,” of this code, and must conform to parking and landscaping requirements for commercial zones. Specific commercial uses shall be approved as part of the TNZ process. Proposed land uses must conform to the land use categories below. Commercial uses must be of a scale, intensity, impact, and appearance compatible with the surrounding forms. Any use not specifically permitted, permitted with standards, or conditionally permitted, is prohibited.

Allowed Uses

NE

NG

Residential forms:

Accessory dwelling unit

PS

PS

Guesthouse

PS

PS

Bungalow court or paseo

P

P

Duplex (twin or stacked)

P

P

Live-work unit (not home occupation, with commercial front, and complying with parking standards)

P

Row/townhouse

P

Single-family house

P

P

Accessory structures, secondary to a single-family dwelling on the same lot as the dwelling

P

P

Small mixed-use building (8,000 sf maximum)

P

Small multiple-family building (12 units and 12,000 sf maximum)

P

Zero lot single-family house

P

Commercial uses, 10,000 sf maximum:

Art gallery

P

Communication transmission facilities, including wireless, primary

PS

PS

Communication transmission facilities, including wireless, primary, height over 50'

C

C

Consumer convenience services (barbershop/beauty shop, dry cleaner and other similar low impact services)

P

Food sales (bakery, delicatessen, ice cream parlor, coffee shop and other similar low impact food sales)

P

General retail sales, no gas pumps (bookstore, florist, antique store, fruit and vegetable store, neighborhood grocery, and other similar low impact sales)

P

Outdoor sports and recreation

P

Professional medical office – Nonresidential building occupancy

P

Restaurant (general)

P

Community leisure and recreation (private)

P

P

Community leisure and recreation (public)

P

P

Civic uses:

Daycare services, commercial

P

Educational facilities

P

P

Government buildings or uses

P

P

Religious assembly

P

P

A. Additional Standards:

1. No more than ten percent (10%) of all dwellings in a single-form neighborhood edge traditional neighborhood zone may be comprised of duplex-building forms, and no more than twenty percent (20%) of all dwellings may be comprised of duplex and bungalow court building forms combined.

2. Standards for zero lot single-family detached homes (not applicable to duplexes sharing a party wall at the zero lot line):

a. Approved dwelling units may be placed on one (1) interior side property line (a zero setback). The minimum setback from the other side property line shall be ten feet (10').

b. The plat shall clearly depict and describe the zero lot lines and the related easements.

c. A perpetual maintenance, eave overhang, and drainage easement at least eight feet (8') wide shall be provided on the lot adjacent to the zero lot-line property line. The easement shall be shown on the plat and recorded on the properties. The residential wall abutting the zero lot-line shall be maintained in its original color and treatment unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the two (2) affected lot owners. Eaves, but no other part of any structure, may protrude across a zero lot-line, and such protrusion shall not exceed eighteen inches (18"). Notwithstanding the required drainage easement, rain gutters must route runoff from the dwelling away from the adjacent lot. (Ord. 2019-10-002, 10-10-2019)