a. The standards for I zoning shall apply to IL zoning.

b. Minimum side yards in the CN and CG districts can be reduced to 15 feet if adjacent to a nonresidential district or use.

c. Additional height in the I District, up to 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

d. A development within the CN District, with new project floor area over 5,000 square feet, no development plan, and residential zoning districts adjacent (including directly across a public right-of-way) to two or more property lines requires a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit. The applicant shall hold a neighborhood meeting pursuant to paragraph 3.2.3, Neighborhood Meeting, unless it previously held one for the development at issue.

a. Side yards in the OI and CG districts can be reduced by up to 50% if adjacent to a nonresidential district or use, or a railroad right-of-way.

b. Rear yards in the table above can be reduced by up to 50% if adjacent to a nonresidential district or use, or a railroad right-of-way.

c. Additional height in the OI District, up to 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

d. A development within the CN district, with new project floor area over 5,000 square feet, no development plan, and residential zoning districts adjacent (including directly across a public right-of-way) to two or more property lines requires a Minor Special Use Permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit. The applicant shall hold a neighborhood meeting pursuant to paragraph 3.2.3, Neighborhood Meeting, unless it previously held one for the development at issue.

a. Within the SRP District:

b. Side yards in the IL and I districts can be reduced by 10 feet if adjacent to a nonresidential district or use.

c. Rear yards in the IL and I districts can be reduced by up to 50% if adjacent to a railroad right-of-way.

d. Additional Height

a. Establishment of the District

b. Mix of Uses

The SRP-C District shall consist of a mix of uses from at least three of the following use categories, and pursuant to Sec. 5.1, Use Table: residential, public and civic, commercial, office, and industrial uses.

c. Dimensional Standards

d. Additional Standards

a. Buildings greater than 20,000 square feet are allowed in the CI District if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

b. Additional height in the CI District, up to 50 feet, is allowed if the building uses upper story step-backs at a ratio of one to one.

c. Minimum ground floor glazing for building façades facing street frontages shall be 60% for all nonresidential uses and 50% for residential uses.

d. Where the right-of-way line is further from the curb than the maximum street yard, the right-of-way line shall be the required maximum street yard; structures shall not be allowed in the public right-of-way.

a. A primary structure shall be oriented such that at least one of the following standards is met:

b. Rear yards can be reduced by up to 50% if adjacent to a railroad right-of-way.

c. Additional height in the OI and CG Districts, up o 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

d. A development within the CN District with new project floor area over 5,000 square feet, no development plan, and residential zoning districts adjacent (including directly across a public right-of-way) to two or more property lines requires a Minor Special Use Permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit. The applicant shall hold a neighborhood meeting pursuant to paragraph 3.2.3, Neighborhood Meeting, unless it previously held one for the development at issue.

e. Lots 20,000 square feet or smaller in the CN, OI, and CG Districts may use the dimensional standards for the CI District as outlined in paragraph 6.10.1C.1 and may be exempt from site plan review if requirements in paragraph 3.7.2 are met. In cases where CI dimensional standards are used, the provisions in paragraph 6.3.3D do not apply.

a. In the IL District, a primary structure shall be oriented such that at least one of the following standards is met:

b. Rear yards can be reduced by up to 50% if adjacent to a railroad right-of-way.

c. Additional height, up to 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

d. Lots 20,000 square feet or smaller in the IL District may use the dimensional standards for the CI District as outlined in paragraph 6.10.1C.1 and may be exempt from site plan review if requirements in paragraph 3.7.2 are met. In cases where CI dimensional standards are used, the provisions in paragraph 6.3.3D do not apply.

a. Buildings greater than 20,000 square feet are allowed in the CI District if approved through a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

b. Additional height in the CI District, up to 50 feet, is allowed if the building uses upper story step-backs at a ratio of one-to-one.

c. Minimum ground floor glazing for building façades facing street frontages shall be 60% for all nonresidential uses and 50% for residential uses.

d. Where the right-of-way line is further from the curb than the maximum street yard, the right-of-way line shall be the required maximum street yard; structures shall not be allowed in the public right-of-way.

a. A primary structure shall be oriented such that at least one of the following standards is met:

b. Additional height in the OI District, up to 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

c. Height in the OI District shall be capped at 45 feet for any structures located within 150 feet of the perimeter of the Compact Neighborhood Tier where the Tier adjoins residentially used and designated property.

d. A development within the CN District with new project floor area over 5,000 square feet, no development plan, and residential zoning districts adjacent (including directly across a public right-of-way) to two or more property lines requires a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit. The applicant shall hold a neighborhood meeting pursuant to paragraph 3.2.3, Neighborhood Meeting, unless it previously held one for the development at issue.

e. Lots 20,000 square feet or smaller in the CN and OI Districts may use the dimensional standards for the CI District as outlined in paragraph 6.10.1C.1 and may be exempt from site plan review if requirements in paragraph 3.7.2 are met. In cases where CI dimensional standards are used, the provisions in paragraph 6.3.3D do not apply.

a. A primary structure shall be oriented such that at least one of the following standards is met:

b. Additional height in the CG District, up to 145 feet, is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

c. Height shall be capped at 45 feet for any structures located within 150 feet of the perimeter of the Compact Neighborhood Tier where the Tier adjoins residentially used and designated property.

d. Subject to the restriction in paragraph 6.10.1D.3.c above, OI uses allowed in IL districts located in the Compact Neighborhood Tier shall have a maximum height limit of 60 feet permitted by right. Additional height up to 75 feet is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

e. Subject to the restriction in paragraph 6.10.1D.3.c above, and not withstanding paragraph 6.10.1D.3.d above, hotel, motel , and extended stay uses; places of worship; government facilities (excluding correctional facilities) and lodges and clubs allowed in IL districts located in the Compact Neighborhood Tier shall have a maximum height limit of 80 feet permitted by right. Additional height up to 95 feet is allowed if approved through the issuance of a minor special use permit pursuant to Sec. 3.9, Special Use Permit.

f. Lots 20,000 square feet or smaller in the CG and IL Districts may use the dimensional standards for the CI District as outlined in paragraph 6.10.1C.1 and may be exempt from site plan review if requirements in paragraph 3.7.2 are met. In cases where CI dimensional standards are used, the provisions in paragraph 6.3.3D do not apply.

a. Where 50% or more of the lots on the same block face as the lot in question are developed with less than the required street yard, the average setback of the buildings on the developed lots on the block with less than the required street yard shall be observed as the minimum setback for a new structure;

b. Where the lot on which the new structure is proposed is between two adjacent existing developed lots with less than the required street yard, the average setback of the buildings of both adjacent lots shall be observed as the minimum street yard;

c. Where a block face of less than 500 feet is split into more than one zoning district, the zoning district with the most frontage shall determine the minimum street yard setback. However, this provision shall not apply if the street right-of-way is less than 50 feet wide and property on the opposite side of the street is residentially used or zoned, in which case the provisions of paragraph 6.8.2A, Street Yards, shall be applied.

a. Fuel sales.

b. Vehicle sales.