The mix of residential and nonresidential uses may be located in separate structures on the same lot or lots of the same ownership. One of the buildings with nonresidential uses shall be designated the primary building on the lot for purposes of this section. If a vertically mixed building is also included in the development, it shall be considered the primary building.
(b)
The main entrance to the primary building must be on the front façade.
(c)
The front façade of primary building must be parallel to the public right-of-way.
(d)
For vertical mixed-use buildings, and for free-standing commercial buildings in a Mixed-Use Development, there shall be a minimum first-floor height of 14 feet, as measured from the finished floor to finished ceiling height.
(e)
Developments with multiple buildings may have more than one building facing the street or buildings arranged in a courtyard or other configuration. Two or more buildings facing the street shall be set back uniformly.
(f)
In a development with multiple buildings, off-street vehicular parking may be located at grade at the rear of each building, in a courtyard serving multiple tenants, in an onsite structured parking facility (parking garage), in an offsite parking area with safe pedestrian access within 500 feet of the site, or any combination of the above.
(g)
On the rear elevation of any building in the development, the ground floor may be used for at-grade parking to serve residential or nonresidential tenants. The ground floor may also be used to provide residential units with universal access.
(3)