AS2 Alternative Base Zoning Standards Sample Clauses

AS2 Alternative Base Zoning Standards. At the applicant’s option, the Upper California Site, in its entirety, may be developed in compliance with the RM-15 Low Density Multiple Family Residential District, subject to the L Landscape Combining District, both as defined in the 2003 Rules. Provided, no conditional use permit shall be required for up to four public or private streets crossing the Landscape Combining District to provide access to the Upper California Site. All non-residential uses shall cease and all non-residential structures be removed no later than 24 months following all Subsequent Approvals, (as defined in the Development Agreement) for all Required Housing. After that time, the Upper California Site shall be exclusively residential, with child care centers as a permitted use, unless Stanford needs to provide Substitute Site for all or a portion of the Upper California Site as provided in the Development Agreement. Until that time, those non-residential structures in existence on June 10, 2003 shall be treated as permitted structures and may be used for any use permitted under the LM Limited Industrial/Research Park District under the 2003 Rules.
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