38.020 TOD Zoning Description
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Each TOD shall include a cohesive mixture of complementary land uses, including retail, office, institutional, entertainment, restaurant and other service-oriented uses, which will provide service and employment opportunities to residents within the community (see Figure 1).
Residential uses shall employ a variety of housing types and unit sizes and shall be pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods, designed in a manner as to encourage walkability and transit uses. At least 30 percent of the housing shall be a for-sale product. The highest densities should be centered adjacent to transit stops. Open spaces should be designed to enhance the pedestrian experience and enable the use of public transit opportunities. The incorporation of one or two of these elements does not make a TOD; the combination of all of these elements is necessary for a TOD.
Figure 1. A mixture of uses and intensity of uses are centered around a transit station.
38.010 Purpose and Intent · 38.030 Minimum Eligibility Requirements