2400 Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001-5418

5.4.2 CB - Community Business District 5.4.3 CBD - Central Business District 5.4.4 MUR - Mixed-Use Residential District 5.4.5 MUB - Mixed-Use Business District 5.4.6 MUE - Mixed-Use Employment District 5.4.7 BP - Business Park 5.4.1 NB - Neighborhood Business District a. Intent. The NB District is intended for Retail, Employment, Service and Civic uses to support adjacent residential neighborhoods in meeting most of the daily needs of residents within close proximity to dwellings. The district should feature businesses that typically serve a target market area of 1⁄2 to 1 mile for the majority of its on-site business. Small-scale uses developed in a more compact and pedestrian oriented format allow these uses to exist compatibly and well-connected to neighborhoods, with suitable and well designed transitions. The district regulations are designed to promote small-scale business uses tightly integrated with surrounding residential uses. b. Applicability. The NB District is applicable to any area where small-scale retail and services are desired to support adjacent residential uses, specifically the Neighborhood Business Centers and smaller Mixed-use Commercial Activity Centers in the Comprehensive Plan. c. Context. The total area of the district typically entails no more than 5 to 20 acres (2 to 8 blocks) in its entirety, without transitioning to the adjacent and supportive uses and zoning districts (individual applications may be smaller). The district should include between 10,000 to 125,000 total square feet of Retail uses for the entirety of the district, with the larger end of this range justified where planned or existing residential densities are higher. The district should be located at least 1⁄2 mile from other similar districts or activity centers, unless high residential densities support more frequent location of neighborhood activity centers. The NB district requires a highly connected transportation network within the district and surrounding areas, with smaller blocks and pedestrian-oriented streetscapes on the primary streets. e. Permitted Uses. The uses permitted in the NR-3 District are specified in Table 5-1 as either “permitted” or “administrative” or “conditional. ” f. Site and Building Design Standards. Due to the more compact development pattern, range of smaller lot types, and the close relationship of the smaller lots to the public streetscape, the Residential Design Standards in Section 6.6 and access standards in Section 4.3 shall apply in the