2005 Northwest Sammamish Rd Issaquah, WA 98027
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Urban Core - UC. 1. This zone intends to provide a dense, vibrant, pedestrian-friendly urban environment. Uses are mixed residential, commercial, and office with active first floors that provide pedestrian interest. 2. IMC 18.514.060 , Required affordable housing, makes provision for required affordable housing in the Urban Core zone. G. Village Residential…
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UC · Issaquah, WAUrban Core - UC. 1. This zone intends to provide a dense, vibrant, pedestrian-friendly urban environment. Uses are mixed residential, commercial, and office with active first floors that provide pedestrian interest. 2. IMC 18.514.060 , Required affordable housing, makes provision for required affordable housing in the Urban Core zone. G. Village Residential - VR. This zone intends to provide a dense, vibrant, pedestrian-friendly urban environment. Uses are mixed residential, commercial, and office with active first floors that provide pedestrian interest. H. Mixed-Use Residential - MUR. 1. This zone intends to provide a residential zone that also permits compatible nonresidential uses. The following objectives apply to this zone: a. Provide a transition area where residential and limited scale commercial, office, and retail uses with limited impacts can coexist; b. Achieve compatibility of uses through design development standards; c. Provide opportunities for a range of housing, including senior housing, that is compatible with the existing, established neighborhood; d. Locate housing in close proximity to a range of urban services, to facilitate transportation alternatives and encourage pedestrian access; e. Encourage the reuse and remodeling, rather than demolition, of existing historic buildings; and f. Allow a variety of residential dwellings in direct proximity to office, retail, and service uses for resident convenience and employment opportunity. I. Urban Village Mixed-Use Residential - UV-MUR. Like MUR, this zone intends to provide a residential zone that also permits compatible nonresidential uses. Additional design objectives for these zones are site-specific since they have different neighborhood characteristics and are addressed in Urban Village subarea standards, covered in Part VII of this title, Neighborhood Overlays. (Ord. 3015 § 1 (Exh. A), 2023). 18.400.090 Commercial zones. Search Within This This section is included in your selections. A. Intensive Commercial - IC, and Intensive Commercial - Central Issaquah - IC-CI. 1. These zones intend to enhance the eastern gateway into Issaquah while providing areas for office and light industrial and community services. Incubator spaces for innovative uses and spaces that foster startups and other small businesses should also be provided. The primary purpose of these districts is to provide areas for intensive commercial services which may have negative impacts. The following objectives apply to this zones: a. Establish and preserve areas for intensive commercial uses; b.
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