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of the building's first floor, excluding the floor area of attached garages and porches or decks <br />built as allowed encroachments into setbacks. Within the building envelope defined in the <br />Building Type Template, the horizontal projection of upper floors may not extend more <br />than ten feet in any direction over the footprint, except for portions of the upper floor built <br />directly over an attached garage. <br />F) Mass, Ratio. When used on a Building Type Template, the percentages listed in the <br />Mass table define the maximum area allowed the horizontal projection of one floor in <br />relation to the area of the horizontal projection of the building footprint and attached <br />garage, if any. <br />G) Building Placement Diagram. The diagram on each Building Type Template <br />provides regulatory information on the setbacks, build -to lines (lines on which some or all of <br />the building facade must be placed), the "building envelope" in which the footprint may be <br />placed, frontage types, permitted encroachments of porches, decks and balconies, placement <br />of accessory structures, and other items which regulate the built environment on a given lot. <br />9.6.3 Combination of Building Types on Single Lot. The Building Type templates regulate lot <br />size, but it is not required that each building be on a separately conveyed lot. If multiple building <br />types are proposed, the dimensional standards should be applied as though the lot were being <br />divided. Any total surface coverage or building footprint standards may be combined among all of <br />the buildings included on a particular lot. <br />9.6.4 New Building Types. New building types may be proposed in the manner of other <br />amendments to the Zoning Code using the procedure in Section 17.6 of the Zoning Ordinance. A <br />proposal must contain all information included in existing analogous Building Types, including but <br />not limited to the dimensional standards, use designations, and frontage requirements. <br />9 G 5 Use of Regulations in the Gateway District. The Gateway District's regulatory focus is first <br />upon the form of each building and its relation to the surrounding environment. This section <br />regulates the use of space within the building, except to the extent that any structure or land use <br />existed as legally non -conforming use prior to the adoption of this Section, as a matter secondary to <br />the built form. The use of land in the District i, regulated by the Bid1diltg Type Templates, The user set forth in thus <br />Section 9.6.5 and .Figures l6 and 97 w/rich are pa�2 of thi Ordinance and i.r related to the building form. To the <br />extent uses set forth in the Templates and Figures 16 and 17 tannia with the uses set forth in This Section 9.6.5A, The <br />uses set forth in this Section 9.6.5A shall control and supersede the u, cs set forth in the Templates and Figurer 16 and <br />17. <br />A) General Terms and Permitted Uses. The Building Type Templates assign categories <br />of uses to certain floors of a building. When multiple use categories are listed and separated <br />by a slash (such as "office/retail"), the uses may be combined on the floor at the discretion <br />of the owner or occupant of the building. When multiple use categories are stated as <br />alternatives (such as "office or residential' the floor may only be assigned one category of <br />use, at the discretion of the owner or occupant of the building. Building Type Templates <br />may also contain specific exclusions or limitations which modify the application of a use <br />category to the particular building. The categorical terms are defined as follows: <br />Residential. Premises for long-term human dwelling. <br />Office. Non-residential premises used for administrative, clerical, professional or <br />similar activities. Office as used in this section includes medical and dental offices used <br />by five (5) or fewer medical principals (doctor, dentist, chiropractor or similar <br />professional). <br />Retail. Premises for the sale of merchandise and food service. For purposes of <br />this Section, banks with teller service are considered "retail" instead of "office." Athletic <br />