8134 Sawyer Brown Rd Nashville, TN 37221-1447

ON, Office Neighborhood District. The ON district is designed for low intensity office development, the ON district is appropriate for implementing the general plan's transitional office policies where the application of physical buffers would be ineffective or not feasible. Since this district often abuts residential areas, permitted uses and the associated bulk standards are limited accordingly. 4. OL, Office Limited District. The OL district is designed for moderate intensity office development, being appropriate for areas where concentration of office and /or mixed commercial areas are intended. If warranted, this district may be employed as a land use transition between higher density residential areas and noncompatible commercial or industrial uses. 5. OG, Office General District. The OG district is designed for moderately high intensity office development and may be appropriate for use within regional activity centers, or areas policied for concentrations of office and commercial uses. The OG district should be served by an arterial street with mass transportation service. 6. ORI, Office/Residential Intensive District and ORI-A, Office Residential Intensive District Alternative. The ORI district is designed to provide adequate and suitable space in appropriate locations for high intensity office uses mutually compatible with high-density residential uses. A selective list of retail trade, business service and personal care service uses are permitted if the principal purpose is to serve the recurring needs of the occupants or employees of other permitted uses in these districts. These districts are appropriately located between districts characterized by less intense residential and office development and areas of more intensive commercial uses, or they are extensions along major traffic arteries from areas used for more intensive commercial purposes. ORI-A is designed to create walkable neighborhoods through the use of appropriate building placement and bulk standards and is an alternative to a zoning district that requires a site plan. F. Commercial Districts. Commercial districts are designed for establishments engaged in a variety of consumer sales and service uses, professional and business services, and recreational uses. Freestanding structures are common within these commercial districts, with most businesses desiring to be oriented toward major streets and thoroughfares. 1. CN, Commercial Neighborhood District. The CN district will implement the local convenience and neighborhood retail policies of the general plan.