- Muni code that establishes the district and its purpose - not exciting
General and historic information[]
APA overview - insightful
Seattle wins smart growth award
Code relevant to list[]
Zoning use districts - link[]
Explains PMM zone
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From Design Review Program[]
Voluntarily applies to mixed-use, among other zones. Seems to serve like a supplementary form-based code.
Minimizing parking garage and lot impact - garage placement, but not relevant to parking density
Creating outdoor commercial space - related to sidewalk cafes
Screening parking - relevant to parking landscaping
Parking placement - between street and building
Building entrances - applies to multi-family/mixed-use buildings in commercial areas
From Municipal code[]
- Proposed legislation to make it easier to build backyard cottage - proposed March 2009. Currently allowed in SE Seattle since 2006, would open up the rest of the city.
- Max 800 sq ft
- Must be on lot over 4000 sq ft
- Would have annual limit of 50
- 96% of community surveyed supports measure
Density bonus for LEED buildings
SF yards - relevant to lot line development
SF lot sizes - no maximums, only minimums
Attached units
- Single Family Residential
- Small Lot Residential
- Only mention detached but not attached
Prohibited uses in Pike Market Mixed use zone - relevant to drive up commercial uses
FAR for PMM and deducations and exemptions - hopefully relevant to density bonuses
- Does not include provisions for PMM or mixed use zones.
- Only residential and nonresidential uses
- Includes Bike minimum requirements
- Parking quantity exceptions
- For non-downtown
- Doesn't mention on-street parking anyhow.
- Parking quantity exceptions for downtown area
- But specifically does not apply to PMM. PMM no where to be found
- 'Small vehicle' parking
- Includes percentage minimums and maximums
- Small and large in non-residential, medium only in residential
Resources[]
Design Guidelines - highly relevant design guides used to find many codes relevant to checklist
Ordinances for Pike Place - not terribly informational or impactful
Creating sense of place through district use
Standards for district rehabilitation - historical protection
Land use codes for parking - easy access to parking quantity requirements by zone