Portland City Code ch. 14

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14
Parent Document: Portland City Code ch. 14
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Original Source: https://www.portlandmaine.gov/asset/ae8cabd1-66eb-4a1c-9224-92bbca5e792f ↗
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restaurant, or community-oriented use is            D.    Dimensional requirements. The MMC
     encouraged to the extent practicable. Such               Institutional Overlay Zone shall have the
     uses, where constructed or facilitated as part of        dimensional requirements listed in Table 8-D
     a healthcare related development, are expressly          and depicted in Figures 8-C and 8-D.
     permitted whether ancillary or supporting the       E.   Design. New buildings within the IOZ shall
     healthcare facility or not, and shall be open and        adhere to the Design Guidelines set forth in
     welcoming to the general public in addition to           Chapter 5: Design of the IDP and the site plan
     employees or visitors of MMC.                            standards of Article 14.
                                                         F.   Signs
 TABLE 8-C: PERMITTED USES                                    1.   At the time of first site plan review
 Healthcare facilities, including but not limited to               following IDP approval, a unified campus-
 the following ancillary and/or supporting uses:                   wide signage plan shall be submitted for
 •   Hospital                                                      review and approval by the Planning
 •   Medical Office/Clinic                                         Authority. Any update to such plan due to
 •   Laboratory Center / Services                                  a change in name or logo shall not require
 •   Research and Development (R&D) Laboratory or                  amendment to the IDP.
     Facility                                                 2.   Signs shall be designed in accordance with
 •   Educational Facility / Conference Center
                                                                   the campus-wide signage plan. All signs
 •   Administrative / Business Office
                                                                   shall be designed in proportion and
 •   Accessory Service or Trade Uses
                                                                   character with building facades and
 •   Guest House
                                                                   adjacent street typology. All signs shall be
 •   Multi-family Housing for Healthcare Staff and
                                                                   coordinated with the building and
     Students
                                                                   landscaping design and be constructed of
 •   Rehab / Skilled Nursing Facility
                                                                   appropriate permanent, high quality
 •   Retail
                                                                   materials and finishes.
 •   Restaurant/Cafe
                                                         G. Transportation
 •   Employee Service Amenities
 •   Day Care Center
                                                              1.   Transportation Demand Management (TDM)
 •   Fitness Center or Gymnasium                                   a.   At the time of the first site plan review
 •   Parking Lot or Garage                                              following IDP approval, MMC shall
 •   Bicycle Storage                                                    submit a campus-wide TDM Plan
 •   Heliport                                                           substantially in accordance with those
 •   Antenna Station                                                    TDM objectives and strategies
 •   Outdoor use areas, such as green areas, parks,                     identified in the approved Institutional
     gardens, art installations, and other active and                   Development Plan. The TDM Plan may
     passive non-commercial recreation spaces
                                                                        be phased into short-, mid-, and long-
                                                                        term actions to allow for progressive
                                                                        implementation over time. 8-16 | CITY OF PORTLAND LAND USE CODE OVERLAY ZONES
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