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Table 1005-1 NB ' CB ' RB-1 ' RB-2' C-��3 Standards — -------.._..--- --_-- -- -�- -- -�-- — _ . � Transit center NP P ' P I P ' � _ - _ _ _ -- - _ -- _ _ -- _ ' Accessory Uses, Buildings, and Structures Accessory buildines for storaQe of P P P p �, I, business supplies and equipment Accessibility ramp and other P P ' P P g acconmiodations Detached saraae and off-street P ' P ' P P g I, parking spaces ; , _--- - -- -- - -- -- - - - _ __ Drive-throu�h facility ' NP i C I C C , � Y _ ------ -- - - — ----- -�1 Gazebo, arbor, patio, play equipment P P , P P g Y Home occupation P NP ', NP NP ', g ' Y ; _ ---- - - --- - - - Limited production and processing P ; P i P P � ------... _ - - -- Renewable ener�y system i ' ' Swimmin� pool, hot tub, spa � ; ' i � � ' Teleconmlunications tower , , '�� Tennis and other recreational courts ! ! � Temporary Uses Temporary buildin; for construction ' ; ' Sidewalk sales, boutique sales ` � ! � ! - - - ------ --- _ ___ `__ _ _ � _ ', Portable storaQe container i (Ord. 1405, 2-28-?Ol1) (Ord. 1427, 7-9-2012) (Ord. 1445, 7-8-2013) (Ord. 1469, 06-09-2014) §100�.07 Community 1�Zised-Use (CMU) Districts A. Statement of Purpose: The Coininunity Mixed-Use Districts�s are designed to encolu�age the development or redevelopment of mixed-use centers that may include residential, office, commercial, park, civic and institutional, utility and transportation, park, and open space uses. Complementary uses should be organized into cohesive districts in which tnixed- or sin�le-use builciings are connected by streets, sidewalks and trails, and open space to create a pedestrian-oriented environment. The CMU'-'�� districts are intended to be applied to areas of the City miided for redevelopment e�-and may represent varvin� de�ees of intensification with respect to land use, hours of operation, or buildin.� hei �ht. 1. The CMU-1 Distriet is the most restrictive inixed-use district, limitin� building height and excludin� the most intensive land uses, and is intended for a�plication to redevelopment areas adjacent to low-density residential nei�hborhoods. 2. The CMU-2 District is less restrictive, being open to a wider variety of land uses and building lieight, and is intended to provide transition from hi�her-intensit� development to parks and other natural areas. 3. The CMU-3 District is intended for moderate intensity development, suitable far transitions between hi�her and lower intensitv districts. 4. The CMU-4 District is a more intensive mixed-use district, intended for areas close to hi�h-traffic roadwa_ys and large-scale commet�cial developments.