1. Developments subject to the affordable housing requirement shall be permitted up to a thirty percent (30%) reduction in the lot area per dwelling unit requirement for planned developments, subject to the minimum lot area per dwelling unit with maximum density bonus set forth in Tables 5-4 through 5-12.
2. Developments subject to the affordable housing requirement that are located within 600 feet of a transit stop shall be permitted up to a 50% reduction of the off-street parking requirement.

TABLE 5-4 FOOTNOTES

¹As outlined in Article 5.6 Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here are reflective of a 30% density bonus in accordance with the minimum lot area requirements of Article 5.6 – Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts and are authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

¹ As outlined in Article 5.6 Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here are reflective of a 30% density bonus in accordance with the minimum lot area requirements of Article 5.6 – Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts and are authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

¹ As outlined in Article 5.6 Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here are reflective of a 30% density bonus in accordance with the minimum lot area requirements of Article 5.6 – Planned Development Standards for Historic Core and Historic Urban Residential Districts and are authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

¹ Base zoning districts were utilized to establish the minimum lot are per dwelling unit requirements in the Suburban Neighborhood Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here may be authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

¹ Base zoning districts were utilized to establish the minimum lot are per dwelling unit requirements in the Suburban Neighborhood Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here may be authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

TABLE 5-10 FOOTNOTES

¹ Base zoning districts were utilized to establish the minimum lot are per dwelling unit requirements in the Suburban Neighborhood Non-Residential Districts.

² Residential densities identified here may be authorized when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.

¹ Base zoning districts were utilized to establish the minimum lot are per dwelling unit requirements in the Commercial Center and Institutional Campus Districts.

² Residential densities identified here may be increased when a planned development meets the required levels of affordability as outlined in Article 5.10.B.2, and is approved as part of a residential planned development as outlined in Article 4.4 of these zoning regulations.