415 Fry St Dayton, OR 97114-9797
C. Mixed Commercial and Residential Uses. Development of mixed commercial and residential uses shall be subject to the provisions in item B., above. D. Unless otherwise exempted, all development in the CR Zone shall comply with the applicable provisions of this Code. The following references additional development requirements: 1. Off-street parking. Parking…
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C · Dayton, ORC. Mixed Commercial and Residential Uses. Development of mixed commercial and residential uses shall be subject to the provisions in item B., above. D. Unless otherwise exempted, all development in the CR Zone shall comply with the applicable provisions of this Code. The following references additional development requirements: 1. Off-street parking. Parking shall be as specified in Section 7.2.303. 2. Yards and Lots. Yards and lots shall conform to the standards of Section 7.2.308. 3. Subdivisions and Partitions. Land divisions shall be reviewed in accordance with the provisions of Section 7.2.307. 4. Site Development Review: Multi- family and/or commercial uses within the CR Zone shall be subject to the Site Development Review requirements and procedures in Section 7.3.1. In addition, any conversion of an existing Dayton Land Use and Development Code - (Revised 07/02/18) 7.2.1-16 residence which includes a commercial use shall require a site development review. 5. Lot Coverage: The maximum coverage allowed for buildings, accessory structures and paved parking shall be as follows: a. Residential 75% b. Commercial 85% c. Mixed Residential and Commercial 80% 6. Landscaping: All required yards shall be landscaped. Landscaped areas shall be landscaped as provided in Section 7.2.306 and shall comply with the following coverage requirements: a. Residential 25% b. Commercial 15% c. Mixed Residential and Commercial 20% Multiple family developments shall comply with provisions in Section 7.2.306.06. (Added ORD 530 6/4/01 - effective 7/4/01) Dayton Land Use and Development Code - (Revised 07/02/18) 7.2.1-17 7.2.106 COMMERCIAL (C) 7.2.106.01 Purpose The Commercial (C) Zone is the primary commercial zone within the City. The zone is specifically designed to provide area for commercial activities to serve the residents of the City and the surrounding area. The Commercial Zone is suitable for the Commercial Plan designation. 7.2.106.02 Permitted Uses (Amended ORD 583, Effective 9/6/07) The following uses, when developed under the applicable development standards in the Zoning Code, are permitted in the C zone: A. Pre-schools, nurseries and kindergartens. B. Non-profit member organizations, such as business associations, labor unions, political organizations or fraternal lodges. C. Public and semi -public buildings, structures and uses, such as parks, parking, municipal offices, libraries, police and fire stations and hospitals. D.
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