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'''Low-Medium Density Residential (LMDR)''' is one of the new [[Nontransect Zones]]. It allows single-family houses, [[duplexes]], and [[ADUs]]. It is meant to be closest to [[SF-3]] in the old code, but many advocates believe it represents a significant downzoning from SF-3. The closest [[Transect Zone]]s are the [[T3]] family. Unfortunately, it was mapped over much of the urban core. LMDR is described at [https://codenext.civicomment.org/chapter-23-4-zoning-code#p220 23-4D 3090].
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'''Low-Medium Density Residential (LMDR)''' is one of the new [[Nontransect Zones]]. It allows single-family houses, [[duplexes]], and [[ADUs]]. It is meant to be closest to [[SF-3]] in the old code, but many advocates believe it represents a significant downzoning from SF-3. The closest [[Transect Zones]] are the [[T3]] family. Unfortunately, it was mapped over much of the urban core. LMDR is described at [https://codenext.civicomment.org/chapter-23-4-zoning-code#p220 23-4D 3090].
  
  

Revision as of 01:50, 19 May 2017

Low-Medium Density Residential (LMDR) is one of the new Nontransect Zones. It allows single-family houses, duplexes, and ADUs. It is meant to be closest to SF-3 in the old code, but many advocates believe it represents a significant downzoning from SF-3. The closest Transect Zones are the T3 family. Unfortunately, it was mapped over much of the urban core. LMDR is described at 23-4D 3090.


Recommendations

Comment Page/Section
Remove 80' 1-story limitation. Among other things, it would disallow two-story ADUs at the back of the lot and seriously limit the total possible area of an ADU. 23-4D 3090
Remove 15' front setback 23-4D 3090
At very least Clarify that less restrictive of 2300sf and .4 FAR should apply, and/or remove the 2300sf requirement 23-4D 3090
There should be no FAR limits. It is redundant given impervious cover and height limits and there is no policy rationale to care about it. 23-4D 3090
Nothing called "low medium density residential" -- and certainly nothing like this zone -- should be anywhere in the urban core.