Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Source: Official source
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shall be considered a residential use, and not a owned or occupied by Waynflete School shall
school use, for all purposes under this overlay zone. be considered a single lot for the purpose of
complying with minimum street frontage.
8.7.5 Prohibited uses C. Maximum coverage by buildings shall be the
A. Boarding schools. same as in the underlying zone, except that in
B. Dormitories. the Campus Core subdistrict the maximum
coverage by buildings shall be 40% and all the
8.7.6 Residential conversions prohibited land within the Campus Core subdistrict owned
A. Conversions of existing residential buildings or occupied by Waynflete School shall be
within the Waynflete School Overlay zone shall considered a single lot for the purpose of
be prohibited. calculating maximum coverage by buildings.
B. The existing houses at 11 Fletcher Street, 3
Storer Street, 305 Danforth Street, and 299 8.7.8 Parking
Danforth Street shall not be relocated from The amount of parking required for any change of
their locations existing as of January 20, 2010. use, new building, or building addition within the
This provision shall not apply to garages. zone shall be determined during site plan review,
C. At no time shall the number of dwelling units based on an analysis of school-wide demand and
within the Waynflete School Overlay Zone be supply, pursuant to a comprehensive school-wide
reduced below four (the number existing at the Transportation Demand Management Plan (TDM),
time of enactment of this Overlay Zone). and treating all land owned by Waynflete School
within the Waynflete School Overlay Zone as one
8.7.7 Dimensional requirements lot. Any existing parking management or TDM plan
Buildings and structures in the Waynflete School approved as part of a previous approval shall remain
Overlay