1911 Ransom Pl Nashville, TN 37217-3841

SCC, Shopping Center Community district. The SCC district will implement the community and super community retail policies of the general plan. The SCC district is designed for retail and service trades catering to a community-scale market of approximately thirty-five thousand to one hundred thousand people with the range of permitted uses and bulk standards reflective of a community-scale market base. The SCC district is to be applied in a compact manner at major street intersections, centrally located within the intended market area, with preference given to arterial intersections in which both streets have at least four travel lanes. 3. SCR, Shopping Center Regional District. The SCR district will implement the super community and regional activity center policies of the general plan. This district is designed for retail and service trades catering to a regional market area, with bulk standards and a broad range of permitted uses supporting the development of shopping malls with large specialized retail anchors. Accessibility to and circulation within SCR districts is of particular importance due to the anticipated intensity of development and the relatively high rates of traffic generated by certain uses within a center. Preferred locations are at intersections of six-lane streets or at the interchange of a freeway and a four-lane (or greater) arterial street. This district should be served by a variety of public transit services. I. Industrial Districts. The industrial districts will implement the various industrial policy objectives of the general plan. The range of permitted uses, bulk requirements and operational standards reflect the intended purpose of the respective district. 1. IWD, Industrial Warehousing/Distribution District. The IWD district implements those industrial policies of the general plan that provide opportunities for wholesaling, warehousing and bulk distribution uses. This district also may be used to implement major transportation policies of the general plan. By their nature, the principal uses of this district require relatively flat, large acreage tracts of land and may generate large volumes of heavy truck traffic, necessitating very good access to major arterial streets and the interstate system. Some businesses also may require direct rail or river access. 2. IR, Industrial Restrictive District. The IR district implements those industrial policies of the general plan that provide adequate opportunities for a wide range of light industrial uses at a small to moderate scale.