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Guidelines for Station Neighborhood Development <br /> Table 3 <br /> iLand Use and Transit Area Compatibility <br /> • Compatible as a Primary Use <br /> O Compatible as a Supporting Use Type of Station Neighborhood <br /> N C Not Compatible Urban Town Suburban <br /> Mixed-Use Center Multi-Use <br /> Land Use Center Center <br /> Housing:0—4 homes per acre NC NC NC <br /> Housing:5— 15 homes per acre 0 • • <br /> Housing:16+ homes per acre • • • <br /> Office(Floor Area Ratio< 0.50) N C • • <br /> Office(Floor Area Ratio>0.50) • N C • <br /> Medical office • • • <br /> Convenience retail 0 0: 0 <br /> Convenience food restaurant 0 0 0 <br /> Restaurant 0 0 0 <br /> Tavern 0 • 0 <br /> • Auto repair N C O ! O <br /> Bank (without drive-through) 0 • • <br /> Barber/beauty shop 0 O; O <br /> Local shopping center N C NC • <br /> Regional shopping centerN C NC 0 <br /> Health club 0 0 0 <br /> Hotel <br /> 0 • • <br /> Movie theater(shared parking) 0 0 0 <br /> Manufacturing:SO employees Acre= <br /> Research&development facility:50 employees/acre 0 NC • <br /> Warehousing N C N C N C <br /> Cultural facility 0 • • <br /> Child day care O O O <br /> College or vo-tech school • • • <br /> Elementary middle or high school 0 0 0 <br /> Civic plaza or park 0 0 0 <br /> Neighborhood park(3—6 acres) N C, ,: O <br /> (Not in <br /> Core) (Not in Core) <br /> Community park (7—25 acres) N C NC NC <br /> Station Neighborhood Development Guidelines 17 Northstar Corridor Development Authority <br />