240 Cherry Ave Porterville, CA 93257-3402

D-PO Downtown Professional Office. Encourage the adaptive re-use of existing buildings with office and professional uses, and infill of new office buildings, in order to provide convenient services to local residents and businesses, complement nearby retail development, and maintain the historic residential character of the area. Maintain the pattern of small lots, historic residential building forms, landscaped front yards, and street trees in planter strips. D-PS Downtown Public and Semi-Public. Provide areas for larger-scale public facilities that serve the community, with a focus on integrating development into the Downtown. Encourage land uses and design features that enhance the vitality, character and quality of life of the Downtown and surrounding residential areas. Ensure that the traditional block pattern of Downtown is maintained. Incorporate public streets and pedestrian walkways that connect these larger scale projects to Downtown streets and walkways. Design streets with attractive landscaped front yards and street trees, consistent with the character of existing and adjoining streets. DRM-2 Downtown Medium Density Residential. Encourage a variety of housing types, such as small-lot single-family homes, detached zero lot line developments, duplexes, townhouses, and garden apartments with a maximum residential density of 16.5 units per acre in the Downtown area. Encourage housing in Downtown to provide opportunities for residents to live in close proximity to community services and retail establishments, and to help support the vitality of Downtown businesses. Maintain the existing character of buildings that front the street, landscaped front yards, and street trees. DRM-3 Downtown High Density Residential. Facilitate the development of attached homes, two- to four-plexes, and apartment or condominium buildings with a maximum residential density of 33.0 units per acre in Downtown, to create a more vibrant community and offer additional opportunities for housing for residents requiring convenient access to community services and less dependency on auto transportation. Maintain the existing character of buildings that front the street, landscaped front yards, and street trees. D-GC Downtown General Commercial. Provide areas for retail, service, and heavier commercial uses that meet local and community needs in a manner complimentary to the adjacent Downtown pedestrian-oriented environment. 42