1345 Birch St Denver, CO 80220-2427

Secti O N 9.2.4 CAMPUS-EDUCATION/INSTITUTION (CMP-EI, CMP-EI2) 9.2.4.1 in tent The Campus Education/Institution Districts are intended for educational institutions that incorporate primary, intermediate, high school, college and university uses and associated programming including student boarding facilities. This district also accommodate other types of large scale civic, public and institutional uses such as museums, public and religious assembly uses. The district is established to allow for flexible placement of buildings, and unified treatment of signs, open space, landscaping and other site elements while providing compatible transitions between the campus and adjacent neighborhoods. The CMP-EI district is intended to be applied to institutions and campuses of larger area and scale, where additional flexibility is desired to accommodate the unified treatment of master planned campus elements, such as flexible placement of buildings, internal pedestrian walkways and connections, indoor and outdoor recreational facilities, open plazas and green spaces, signage, and site landscaping. The CMP-EI2 district is intended to be applied to smaller- to medium-scale campus sites generally adjacent to a single unit, two unit, town house, or row house residential zone district, where it is important to require more open space and more limited building height than in the CMP-EI zone to assure adequate transitions to adjacent, lower-scale residential neighborhoods. In addition, certain land uses with the potential for off-site impacts are more strictly limited in the CMP-EI2 district than in the CMP-EI district. In all other respects, the CMP-EI2 is similar to the CMP-EI district. 9.2.4.2 Design Standards A. Applicability All development in the CMP-EI, CMP-EI2 zone districts. B. General Standards 1. Campus Design Standards Campus design review processes and standards (such as those outlined in campus master plans, design guidelines, or neighborhood plans) that address campus building height transi tions, architectural elements, parking plans, and vehicular and pedestrian access shall be applied during Site Development Plan Review where available. 2. Zone l ots The Zoning Administrator shall designate the campus zone lot boundaries including one or more primary streets, alleys, and rights-of-way.