Portland Land Use Code

Citation: Portland Land Use Code
Parent Document: Portland Land Use Code
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
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TABLE 8-F: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS and supply. Parking studies shall integrate
Lot area (min.) -- parking and trip reduction achievement
Street frontage (min.) -- and data contained in the TDM Plan.
Gross floor area (max.) F. Environment. All new buildings and parking
(Nonresidential uses on the
ground floor only, unless
-- facilities proposed by UNE shall integrate with
otherwise permitted or restricted) the surrounding context to allow connectivity
Build-to zone 0–10 ft. amongst open space, pedestrian networks, and
Build-to percentage (min.) 100% the Evergreen Cemetery, and to protect the
Building length as a percentage critical natural resources associated with the
B-2: None
of street frontage (min.)
Capisic Brook watershed. The Planning Board
Blank wall area (max.) 20 ft.
may approve a reduction of the setback
None, except 25 ft.
requirement for a new building to the least
if abutting a lot
Rear setback amount necessary to achieve the goals of the
outside of the IOZ
(min.)
boundary in a development and minimize overall impacts,
residential zone provided that the setback is not reduced to less
None, except 5 ft. if than 40 feet.
Side setback, interior
abutting a lot in a G. Mitigation measures
(min.)
residential zone
1. Site plan impacts to off-premise
75 ft., or as shown
Structure height infrastructure shall be mitigated in a
on the UNE Height
(min.) manner proportionate to those impacts.
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Landscaped open space ratio Mitigation may include financial or in-kind
B-2: 10%
(min.) contributions to existing or planned City
projects focused on mitigating the impacts
E. Transportation of the development. Mitigation
1. Transportation demand management contribution shall be determined based on
(TDM). At the time of the first site plan the City’s standard procedure in effect at
review following IDP approval, UNE shall the time of site plan review.
submit a campus-wide TDM Plan 2. Impacts to natural resources shall be
substantially in accordance with those mitigated in accordance with local, state,
TDM objectives and strategies identified in and federal permitting standards in effect
the approved IDP. The TDM Plan may be at the time.
phased into short-, mid-, and long- term H. Design
actions to allow for progressive 1. All new development shall be designed to
implementation over time. create a cohesive campus character.
2. Parking. Parking requirements in the IOZ 2. New buildings shall be designed with building
hall be established at the time of site plan entrance(s) and principle facades oriented
review based on a parking study that towards existing campus buildings, open
includes a campus-wide analysis of demand space, streets, and pedestrian pathways. CITY OF PORTLAND LAND USE CODE | 8-35 OVERLAY ZONES

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