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Whitewater/Mesa ounty Mixed Use Zoning District 1. Purpose. The purpose of the Whitewater Mixed Use District (MU) is to encourage the development of a mix of commercial and residential uses within the Whitewater ommunity Plan Boundary. The Mixed Use District accommodates mixed use buildings with local retail, service and other uses on the ground floor and residential uses in the upper stories. The Mixed Use District also permits a mix of residential and retail/service uses in close proximity to each other. Within Mesa ounty, the Mixed Use District also promotes the health and well being of residents by ensuring availability of adequate and concurrent urban infrastructure, utilities, and services while encouraging physical activity, alternative transportation, and greater social interaction. The Mixed Use District implements the MU and MUR in the Whitewater rea Plan. The design of a mixed use development shall conform to the Mesa ounty Design Standards adopted as ppendix D in the Land Development ode 2000, as amended. In general, these standards require compact development built at a neighborhood scale. Rather than designing structured specifically for individual tenants, buildings within the mixed use district should be designed to function over the life of multiple tenants in a manner similar to a main street or community core. In the review of mixed use districts, the ounty shall consider the following: ability of the residential development to provide for a variety of housing types; inclusion of mixed use buildings with non-residential uses on the ground floor and residential units on the second floor; ability of the commercial development, either as proposed or in conjunction with surrounding development, to serve daily or frequent needs of the surrounding neighborhood; creation within the overall mixed use area of the Whitewater Plan area of a commercial core with supporting nodes supported by an adequate supply of residential development; provision of a variety of building sizes compatible with character of mixed use district and the potential for the long-term function of those buildings; encouraging an orderly, phased pattern of development supported by adequate public facilities; and specific issues of the functioning of the development, including access, parking, drainage, landscaping, and design. 2. Description. The application of the Mixed Use District is grouped based on the predominant use of the proposed development. Two districts are available as Mixed Use, either Mixed Use Residential (MUR) or Mixed Use ommercial (MU). In a Mixed Use Residential district, between 60 and 75 percent of the uses in the district are residential. In a Mixed Use

ommercial district, between 60 and 75 percent of the uses in the district are commercial. Minimum lot sizes are established by use category and a mix of lot sizes and uses is encouraged. The goal of this approach is to permit buildings and uses for all property owners without mandating a specific mix, while recognizing that each lot must fit into the overall whole of the development pattern. 3. Uses. Permitted uses are divided based on the type of district, either Mixed Use Residential or Mixed Use ommercial. Table 1 Mixed Use District Permitted Uses Use ategory Specific Use Type MUR MU = llowed Use = onditional Use Business Residence (live/work space) Rooming/Boarding House Single Family ttached Single Family Detached ccessory Dwelling Unit Household Living Duplex Multifamily gricultural Labor Housing Townhouse/Rowhouse Manufactured Housing Park ll Other Household Living ssisted Living Facility Group Living Treatment Facility Small Group Living Facility Large Group Living Facility Institutional and ivic (see Section 12.4) olleges and Vocational Schools ommunity Service ultural Day are Detention Facilities olleges and Universities Vocational/Technical/Trade Schools ll Other Educational Institutions ommunity ctivity Building ll Other ommunity Service Museums, rt Galleries, Opera Houses, Libraries Home-based Day are Limited Day are General Day are Jails, Honor amps, Reformatories Law Enforcement Rehabilitation enters Medical and Dental linics ounseling enters (non-residential) Hospital/Mental Hospital Hospital/linic Physical and Mental Rehabilitation (residential) ll Other Parks and Open emetery Space Golf ourse 2

Use ategory Specific Use Type MUR MU = llowed Use = onditional Use ampground, Primitive Golf Driving Ranges Parks/Lakes/Reservoirs ll Other Religious ssembly ll Safety Services ll Boarding School Schools Elementary Schools Secondary Schools Utility, Basic Utility Service Facilities ll Other Utility, Basic Transmission Lines (above ground) Transmission Lines (under ground) Utility orridors Utility Treatment, Production or Service Facility ll Other Entertainment ommercial (See Section 12.5) Indoor Facilities Event, Major Outdoor Facilities Hotels and Motels Lodging Bed and Breakfast (1-3 guest rooms) Bed and Breakfast (4-5 guest rooms) Offices General Offices Parking, ommercial Recreation and Entertainment, Outdoor Retail Sales and Service Office with Drive-Through ampgrounds and amps (nonprimitive) Resort abins and Lodges Swimming Pools, ommunity Shooting Ranges (indoor) musement Park Drive-In Theater Miniature Golf Riding cademy, Roping, or Equestrian rea Zoo ll Other Outdoor Recreation dult Entertainment lcohol Sales, retail lcohol Sales, by the drink nimal are/boarding/sales, Indoor nimal are/boarding/sales, Outdoor ontractors and Trade Shops, Indoor operations and storage ontractors and Trade Shops, Indoor operations and outdoor storage 3

Use ategory Specific Use Type MUR MU = llowed Use = onditional Use (including heavy vehicles) ontractors and Trade Shops, outdoor storage and operations Delivery and Dispatch Services (vehicles on site) Drive-through uses Food Service, atering Food Service, Restaurant (including alcohol sales) Food Service, Restaurant with Drive- Through Farm Implement/Equipment Sales/ Service Farmer s Market Flea Market Feed Store Fuel sales, automotive/ appliance Fuel sales, heavy vehicle General Retail Sales, Indoor operations, display and storage General Retail Sales, outdoor operations, display and storage Landscaping materials sale Manufactured Building Sales, Service, and Storage Rental Service, Indoor display/ storage Rental Service, outdoor display/ storage Repair, small appliance Repair, large appliance Personal Services ll Other Retail Sales and Services Self-Service Storage Mini-Warehouse uto and Light Truck Mechanical Repair Vehicle Repair Body Shop Truck Stop/Travel Plaza Vehicle Service, Limited Manufacturing and Production, Junk Yard Tire Recapping and Storage ll Other Vehicle Repair ar Wash Gasoline Service Station Quick Lubrication ll Other Vehicle Service Industrial (see Section 12.6) Indoor Operations and Storage ssembly Food Products 4 See See

Use ategory Specific Use Type MUR MU = llowed Use = onditional Use Manufacturing/Processing Warehouse and Freight Movement Waste-Related Use Wholesale Sales gricultural viation or Surface Passenger Terminal Mining Indoor Operations with Outdoor Storage ssembly Food Products Manufacturing/Processing Outdoor Operations and Storage ssembly Food Products Manufacturing/Processing ll Other Industrial Service Junk Yard Indoor Operations Storage and Loading Indoor Storage w/outdoor Loading Docks Outdoor Storage or Loading Gas or Petroleum Storage Sand or Gravel Storage ll Other Non-hazardous Waste Transfer Medical/Hazardous Waste Transfer Station Solid Waste Disposal Sites Recycling ollection ll Other Waste-Related Wholesale Business (No Highly Flammable Materials/Liquids) gricultural Products ll Other Wholesale Uses Other (see Section 12.7) nimal onfinement Dairy onfined nimal Feeding Operation, Feedlot Forestry, ommercial Pasture See See Winery ll Other griculture irports/heliports Bus/ommuter Stops Bus/Railroad Depot Helipads ll Other viation or Surface Passenger Terminal Oil or Gas Drilling Sand or Gravel Extraction or Processing 5

Use ategory Specific Use Type MUR MU = llowed Use = onditional Use ll Other Mining Telecom. Facilities Telecommunication Support Structures Telecommunications Facilities 4. Required Mix Of Uses.. Mix of Uses. In the Mixed Use District, a mix of uses either within a single building or on a development site shall be provided unless it can be demonstrated that adjacent properties provide or will provide a complimentary diversity of uses. The uses of adjacent properties can be established through one of the following: (1) existing uses, (2) approved site plan for development, or (3) approved omprehensive or rea Plan. B. Residential. Residential uses are encouraged in the development, but are not permitted on the ground floor of mixed use structure. 5. Layout, Dimensions and Size Requirements.. Minimum Lot Size. The minimum lot size of uses shall be as follows: Use Minimum Lot Size Mixed Use Minimum Lot Size Traditional Use Detached Single Family 4,000 sf 4,000 sf Duplex 4,000 sf 4,000 sf ttached Single Family 2,000 sf 2,000 sf ommercial up to 10,000 sf 5,000 sf 8,000 sf ommercial up to 25,000 sf 12,500 sf 20,000 sf ommercial up to 50,000 sf 25,000 sf 40,000 sf note: maximum FR 2.0 note: maximum FR 1.25 B. Floor to Floor Heights and Floor rea of Ground Floor Space. 1. ll commercial floor space provided on a ground floor of a mixed-use building must have a minimum floor-to-ceiling height of 11 feet. 2. ll commercial floor space provided on the ground floor of a mixed-use building must contain the following minimum floor area: D. Setbacks. (a) t least 800 sq. ft. or 25% of the buildable lot area, whichever is greater, on lots with street frontage of less than 50 feet; or (b) t least 20% of the buildable lot area on lots with 50 feet or more of street frontage. 6

1. Front and Side Street. Where possible, and in keeping with sight line requirements, the entire building façade shall abut front and side street property lines or be located within 15 feet of such property lines. Exceptions may be made for corner lots or commercial structures where outdoor seating may be provided. 2. Rear. Where there is an alley, street, or public right of way behind the building, no rear setback is required. Where the MU district abuts a residential use or district, the rear setback shall be 20 feet. 3. Interior Side. No interior side setbacks are required in the MU district unless the interior side abuts a residential use or district. Where an MU district does abut a residential use or district, the MU interior setback shall be identical to that of the residential district. E. Building Height. The maximum building height shall be 38 feet for mixed use buildings and 35 feet for all other buildings. 6. Parking.. On Street. On-street parking within three hundred feet of the proposed use may be counted to meet the parking requirements for non-residential uses. ssignment of onstreet parking shall be allocated at the time of site plan approval. On street parking shall not be allocated to more than one use. B. Off Street. 1. No off-street parking shall be required for nonresidential uses in the MX district unless such uses exceed 2,500 square feet of gross floor area, in which case off street parking must be provided for the floor area in excess of 2,500 square feet. 2. Off street parking shall be provided as described in Section 7.1: Off-Street Parking. 7