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Five dwelling units per net acre is the minimum residential density allowed in the Mixed Use Area. Are there any exceptions?

April 26, 2017acre allowed area density dwelling minimum mixed NET Residential units

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Five dwelling units per net acre is the minimum residential density allowed in the Mixed Use Area. Are there any exceptions?

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Yes, according to Future Land Use Element Policy 1.1.3, which defines “net density”, the following land uses will not be counted toward the minimum density – natural waterbodies, wetlands, regional parks and open space, and regional stormwater systems.