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Agenda Review Memo Page 3 Steering Committee Meeting July 14, 1994 • of total developed and vacant property. The last chart highlights commercial activity over the past five (5) years whereby an absorption rate can be calculated and projections for future commercial development needs can be made. ITEM 6: OVERVIEW OF COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS The City has four (4) commercial zoning designations in affect. The designations are as follows: A. Central Commercial (C1) B. Office District (C2) C. Highway Commercial (C3) D. Planned Unit Development (PUD) CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT The downtown commercial area is a very important and vital part of the community. Because of the issues associated with the downtown, this area •{ will be discussed separately under Agenda Item 7. OFFICE DISTRICT The Office District is basically set up to accommodate governmental, business and professional offices, and other financial related businesses. The two identifiable office corridors extend east and north out of the downtown area. The first is along Main Street between Highway 10 and Highway 169. Recently, development activity has included removing single family homes and constructing new low profile office space along the Main Street corridor. This corridor has a considerable amount of potential to become a high quality corridor, both visually and in terms of its location. East Main Street also provides the link between downtown and the Highway 169 commercial corridor. The second office corridor is along the west side of Jackson extending north from the downtown area. This area has a few office buildings on the south end, however, is primarily undeveloped at this time. Some issues that may be associated with both of these identified office corridors include: • • Development standards memo.steering