Chapter 19.12 — TOWN CENTER ZONE DISTRICT

The purpose of the town center zone district is to:

(A) Provide a broad range of commercial, residential and public land uses in the physical context of a traditional downtown with surrounding residential neighborhoods. The district may include a diverse range of land uses including but not limited to: government and community services, retail commercial, professional offices, entertainment, restaurants, cultural facilities (museums, libraries, etc.), visitor-serving facilities (hotels, information centers), event/conference center, wineries, transit, parking, variety of housing types including single-family attached and detached, townhouses, condominiums, mixed-use and apartments and public park and school and other amenities.

(B) Create a physical setting and mix of land uses that serve as a focus of neighborhood, community and regional activities and events.

(C) Create a pedestrian-oriented environment which also meets the needs of vehicular traffic. (Res. 2008-105 § 4, 2008)

Development shall occur pursuant to a specific plan adopted by the city council for all or a portion of the town center zone district. (Res. 2008-105 § 4, 2008)

(A) Permitted uses shall be those uses designated as permitted uses by a specific plan adopted by the city council for all or a portion of the town center zone district.

• (B) Agricultural or grazing uses.

(C) Temporary uses as may be permitted by the city. (Res. 2008-105 § 4, 2008)

Conditionally permitted uses shall be those uses designated as conditionally permitted uses by a specific plan adopted by the city council for all or a portion of the town center zone district. (Res. 2008-105 § 4, 2008)

Cross References Section 19.50.030

(A) Development standards shall be those standards included in a specific plan adopted by the city council for all or a portion of the town center zone district. Development standards include but are not limited to: building heights, building setbacks, landscaping, parking requirements, lot size, residential density, and floor-area ratio for nonresidential development.

(B) Performance standards shall be those standards included in a specific plan adopted by the city council for all or a portion of the town center zone district. Performance standards include but are not limited to: lighting, noise, and hours of operation. (Res. 2008-105 § 4, 2008)