Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
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and massing); guidelines for integration of G. Amendments. A regulatory framework and
site features; required treatments for IOZ boundary as adopted by the City Council
transition zones and treatment for all shall remain in force unless and until amended.
edges (both within and abutting the IOZ Amendments to a regulatory framework and/or
boundary); guidelines for establishing IOZ boundary may be brought forth by the City
campus identity. or eligible institution. Proposed amendments
9. Neighborhood integration. Thresholds to the IOZ boundary or regulatory framework
and strategies for neighborhood shall be reviewed by the Planning Board and
engagement; mitigation of impacts on adopted by the City Council subject to the
neighboring properties, including provisions of this ordinance.
construction impacts; buffering
requirements; objectives for pedestrian 8.3.6 Maine Medical Center Institutional
linkages and safety; other requirements Overlay Zone Regulatory Framework
that address community concerns. A. Applicability. All development proposed by
10. Monitoring. A schedule for regular Maine Medical Center (MMC) within the
monitoring reports on IDP implementation boundary of the MMC Institutional Overlay
in accordance with the IDP. Zone (IOZ) shall be consistent with the
E. Standards of review. The regulatory approved Institutional Development Plan (IDP),
framework shall: consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, and
1. Be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan meet applicable standards of the Land Use
and the Institutional Development Plan. Code, unless such standards are superseded by
2. Provide a clear zoning framework, using the following regulatory framework. This
graphics and tables as appropriate, to regulatory framework shall govern future
apply to future site plan