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District 6 Neighborhood Center
The images below show example of District 6 Neighborhood Center areas.
Maximum Residential Gross Density40 dwelling units per acre Maximum Intensity (Floor Area Ratio)All non-residential Development - 2.0 FAR Typical UsesA mixture of neighborhood serving land uses consisting of retail shops, restaurants, offices and civic uses designed at a scale familiar to the pedestrian. Residential units, also may be considered. (See FLUE Policy 3.4.7 for table depicting desired mixture of land uses with the NC category) Specific Intent/DescriptionAll of the "Neighborhood" land use classifications were created to promote the redevelopment of blighted communities. The NC classification is defined as a neighborhood serving mixed-use pedestrian scale environment where residents can comfortably shop for their daily needs. Emphasis is placed on the creation of a high quality pedestrian environment by means of attractive storefronts and a pleasant streetscape. Buildings incorporate active ground level uses providing a natural connection to the street through the tree-shaded sidewalks and storefront awnings, canopies and arcades. Consistent Zoning Districts
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