218 Welch Ave Ames, IA 50014
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Sec. 29.809. “CSC” CAMPUSTOWN SERVICE CENTER. (1) Purpose. The Campustown Service Center (CSC) zone is intended to provide high- density development within an area of the city adjacent to Iowa State University. A broad range of uses is allowed to serve the needs of people who wish to be near ISU, including students and staff, and their families. Development…
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CSC · Ames, IASec. 29.809. “CSC” CAMPUSTOWN SERVICE CENTER. (1) Purpose. The Campustown Service Center (CSC) zone is intended to provide high- density development within an area of the city adjacent to Iowa State University. A broad range of uses is allowed to serve the needs of people who wish to be near ISU, including students and staff, and their families. Development is intended to encourage lively commercial activity in the building at the street level and pedestrial activity , with a strong emphasis on safe, vital and attractive streets. Development is intended to be very dense with high building coverage, large buildings in scale with the predominant building pattern in the Campustown commercial are, and buildings place close together, while also conserving and preserving existing valuable characteristics by a ssuring compatibility between existing and new development. Building placement, scale at the street, design and materials reinforce a dynamic, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood character. (2) Permitted Uses. T he uses pe rmitte d in the C SC Zon e are set for th in T ab le 29. 80 9 (2 ) be low:
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