Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

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Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
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8.3.7 The Roux Institute at Northeastern
University Overlay Zone Regulatory
Framework
A. Applicability. All development proposed by the
Roux Institute at Northeastern University
(“Roux Institute”) within the boundary of the
Roux Institutional Overlay Zone (IOZ) shall be
consistent with the approved Institutional
Development Plan (IDP), consistent with the
Comprehensive Plan, and meet applicable
standards of the Land Use Code, unless such
standards are superseded by the following FIGURE 8-F: ROUX INSTITUTIONAL OVERLAY ZONE
BOUNDARY
regulatory framework. This regulatory
framework shall govern future development by divestment since the date of IDP approval.
the Roux Institute within the IOZ unless At the time of the submission of the
amended by the Portland City Council upon monitoring report, any updates to the IDP
formal application of the Roux Institute. The shall be identified which may result from
Roux Institutional Overlay Zone shall have the updated master planning, changes in
boundaries depicted below and shall include baseline information, or changes in the
the approximately thirteen-acre property adjacent neighborhood which affect the
located at 1 Bean Pot Circle and identified as campus, to allow the IDP to remain current.
parcels 447-Aoo1 and A002 in the City’s Updates and minor amendments not
assessing records. described below shall be reviewed
B. Phasing and monitoring administratively by the Planning Authority.
1. The Roux Institute campus will be 2. At completion of each phase, the Roux
developed in phases, as set forth in the IDP. Institute campus shall have the appearance
The IDP will be updated on a regular basis of a complete and comprehensive design.
to ensure that the data is current and that Permanent and meaningful public space
the document remains