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1004.11 High Density Residential Districts (HDR-1 and HDR-2) A. Statement of Purpose: e HDR districts are designed to provide an environment of predominantly high-density housing types, including manufactured-home communities, large and small multi-family buildings, and single-family attached dwellings, at an overall density exceeding 12 units per acre, along with along with related uses such as public services and utilities that serve exible development standards for new residential developments and to allow innovative development patterns, consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. B. Dimensional Standards: HDR-1HDR-2 Table 1004-6 AttachedMultifamilyMultifamily Maximum density24 Units/net acreNone Minimum density12 Units/net acre24 Units/net acre Maximum building height 35 Feet65 Feet95 Feet Maximum improvement area75%75%85% Minimum front yard building setback Street30 Feet30 Feet10 Feet Interior courtyard10 Feet10 Feet15 Feet Minimum side yard building setback 20 Feet, when adjacent 20% Height of the Interior8 Feet (end unit)to ldr-1 or ldr-2 building a 10 Feet, all other uses 20% Height of the Corner15 Feet20 Feet building a 50% Height of the Minimum rear yard building setback30 Feet30 Feet building a e City may require a greater or lesser setback based on surrounding land uses. a Ord.1405, 2-28-2011) (Ord. 1411, 6-13-2011); ( C. Building Arrangement: Buildings may be organized in several ways, including the examples in this section: ned spaces to the rear of attached dwellings. a shared drive to the side and as part of the lot area per unit. 3. Arranged along the street with a common open space area to the rear or side of the buildings, as is common in townhouse e open space area(s) for resident use is counted towards the overall density, toward lot cov- erage calculations, and as part of the lot area per unit. (Ord. 1403, 12-13-2010) Source: City of Roseville, Zoning Code - July 23, 2015