Mixed Use District definition

Mixed Use District means and refer to what is identified on the Zoning District Map in Exhibit B as Mixed Use.

Mixed Use District means any area of the County that is developed with a mixture of commercial, retail and residential uses, whether in the same building or not, and which is located in established Metro Station areas as such boundaries are depicted on the County’s General Land Use Plan map, Shirlington, the boundaries of which are shown on the Phased Development Site Plan approved by the County Board on December 4, 1982, and revised June 8, 2002, East Falls Church, as defined in the East Falls Church Area Plan approved April 16, 2011, and the Special Revitalization District of Columbia Pike as depicted on, and described in note 8 of, the County’s General Land Use Plan map.

Mixed Use District means all Chinatown Mixed use, South of Market Mixed Use, Eastern

Examples of Mixed Use District in a sentence

• The City Council may also approve additions, deletions and/or changes to the Mixed-Use District Master Plan prior to final approval.

• The Rural Mixed-Use District is intended to manage development so that the portions of Boothbay that are away from the coast and the major roads remain primarily open, rural areas with limited development.

• Upon approval of the Mixed-Use District Master Plan by the City Council, the Mixed-Use District is deemed established.

• The Boothbay Village Mixed-Use District is intended to allow the portion of the Route 27 corridor on the northerly approach to the Boothbay Village Center to evolve into an attractive gateway to the Village Center while it continues to be an area with a mix of uses including auto-orientated uses that are not appropriate in the Village Center.

• The Residential Mixed-Use District is intended to provide for areas for higher density residential development in close proximity (within ¼ - ½ mile) to existing and planned commercial centers such as the TC, NMX and HB districts.

More Definitions of Mixed Use District

Mixed Use District means any one or more of the land use districts described in Part 14.

Mixed Use District means any area of the County that is developed with a mixture of commercial, retails and residential uses, whether in the same building or not and where the maximum possible noise level, as set forth in Table I of Section 15-5 of this chapter, is 65 decibels or greater.

Mixed Use District means any zoning district that includes a combination of office, retail, or similar commercial related use and a residential use, as approved by the County Board, whether public, private or a combination thereof, and where the maximum permissible noise level, as set forth in Table I of Section 15.5 of this chapter, is 65 decibels or greater.

Mixed Use District means any area of the County that is developed with a mixture of commercial, retail and residential uses, whether in the same building or not, and which is located in established Metro Station areas, Shirlington, East Falls Church and the designated Commercial Nodes of Columbia Pike and where the maximum possible noise level, as set forth in Table I of Section 15-5 of this chapter, is 65 decibels or greater.

Mixed Use District means any physical location designated by the city of Lancaster general plan or zoning map as a mixed-use district.

Mixed Use District means any area of the County that is developed with a mixture of commercial, retail and residential uses, whether in the same building or not.

Mixed Use District means those zones as identified in Chapter 17.84 and 17.88 of