Land Use Districts Sample Clauses

Land Use Districts. Sec. 16-4-10. Establishment. Sec. 16-4-20. Land use map and interpretation of boundaries. Sec. 16-4-30. Amendment (rezoning).
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Land Use Districts. The Level "A" Plan establishes land use districts in accordance with the "PC" zone described in the City of Albuquerque Comprehensive Zoning Code, for the Level "A" Property pursuant to the Land Use Map set out in the Level "A" Plan (the "Land Use Districts"), and the maximum capacity of development for these Land Use Districts (the "Land Use Capacities"). The City administration supports the Land Use Districts and the Land Use Capacities and agrees that the Land Use Districts and Land Use Capacities and the Activity Centers created by the Land Use Districts are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, the Planned Community Criteria, and the Planned Growth Strategy. The Level "A" Plan creates the following land use entitlements: Max Acres Max comm. Max Comm. Avg. Max Max height Max Max avg. xxxxx Xxx net density Min. % Open Zone (gross) SF FAR (1) FAR (2) (feet) DU du/ac (1) (2) Space Employment Center 1,485 9,056,124 0.14 4.0 80 1,485 1 30 Highway Commercial 385 4,000,000 0.24 2.0 40 - - - - Campus 480 2,500,000 0.12 2.0 60 - - - - Urban Center 92 1,500,000 0.37 4.0 60 828 9 60 - Community Center 61 700,000 0.24 2.0 40 819 13 40 - Village Center One 24 200,000 0.19 1.0 30 492 21 30 - Village Center Two 40 200,000 0.11 1.0 30 660 17 30 - Village Center Three 40 200,000 0.11 1.0 30 660 17 30 - Village Center Four 40 200,000 0.11 1.0 30 660 17 30 - Residential Villages 4,704 50,000 - N/A 30 31,896 7 30 17% TOTAL 7,351 18,556,124 37,500 0 Notes:
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