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CA, Commercial Attraction District. The CA district provides a diverse range of amusement and recreational uses in association with overnight accommodations and a variety of retail and support services typically affiliated with the tourist industry. Bulk and parking standards are designed to reflect the high traffic generation rates commonly associated with uses found in this district. The CA district may be appropriate for selected areas policied for a regional activity center, or for concentrations of mixed commercial development. This district also may have limited application within super community scale retail concentrations, and in the vicinity of major intersections within existing arterial commercial areas. 5. CF, Core Frame District. The CF district is intended to implement the general plan's central business district land use policies for support services. The district is designed primarily for a diverse variety of business service functions along with retail trade and consumer service establishments and large parking structures that require locations in proximity to the central business district. G. DTC, Downtown Code District. The DTC district is designed for a broad range of residential and non-residential activities associated with an economically healthy, socially vibrant, and sustainable Downtown. Included among the common goals for the DTC district is the efficient use of land capitalizing on a high level of services, reduced reliance on the automobile with enhanced usage of mass transit, and the creation of a vibrant and safe pedestrian streetscape. The DTC district is intended to implement the policies of the general plan. The purpose of the DTC district is to provide for and encourage a mix of compatible land uses that provide opportunities to live, work and shop within the neighborhoods of Downtown. In order to create a more sustainable Downtown, the DTC emphasizes regulating the height, bulk and location of a building and the context of the building in relationship to its surroundings or other nearby buildings. H. Shopping Center Districts. Shopping center districts provide retail shopping opportunities within developments that are encouraged to function as planned centers. Designed to implement specific retail and mixed use policies of the general plan, the range of uses and scale are established in accordance with defined market objectives and locational criteria. Property owners are encouraged to plan and develop shopping centers capitalizing on the more flexible design opportunities offered by Article V of