The Mixed-Use (MU) zones provide for mixed-use developments that permit a broad range of commercial, institutional, and multiple dwelling unit residential development at varying densities. The MU-13 zone is applied generally in the vicinity of the waterfront.
The MU-13 zone is intended to:
- Permit medium-density mixed-use development generally in the vicinity of the waterfront.
| Development Standards | ||||||||
| Floor Area Ratio (max.)1 | Height (ft.) | Penthouse Height (ft.)/Stories | Lot Occupancy (percentage) |
Rear Setback (ft.) | Side Setback (ft.) | Green Area Ratio | Zoning Regulation Reference | |
| MU-13 | 4.0 | 60 | 12 1 (story) |
75 | 12 ft. (for residential uses only) | No side yard required; minimum 8 ft. if provided | 0.30 | Subtitle G, Chapter 5 |
| 4.8 (IZ) | 80 (IZ) | 18 ft. 6 in. for penthouse mechanical space (Second story permitted for penthouse mechanical space) | ||||||
| 2.0 (non-residential) | ||||||||
| Use Permissions | Courts | Parking | Inclusionary Zoning | Waterfront Setback |
| Subtitle U, Chapter 5 | Subtitle G § 202 | Subtitle C, Chapter 7 | Subtitle C, Chapter 10 | Subtitle G § 508 |
1 In the MU-11 through MU-14 zones, the guestroom areas and service areas within lodging uses may be charged against the “Total Permitted” floor area ratio.