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USE-STANDARDS TABLE ..--qr <br /> ZONE Section, MEN MOM <br /> MINIMUMS 0 0 <br /> en City of Everett C_1 _R 21 11a <br /> en <br /> o REQUIRED SETBACKS a " "Coning Code <br /> 0 <br /> USEI> i . <br /> SIDE o w 8 a 0 <br /> FOR MORE INFORMATION I Co <br /> {yzzt o z a cwLL. (Regional Commercial-Office , <br /> t-, <br /> O CY. jj Q V a s 111E PLANNING DEPARTMENT (p <br /> c I I' aoC 6 E .H SPECIAL REGULATIONS o to <br /> S 8 oxo <br /> g. <br /> Hotels,motels I 5,000 10' 10' None 10' 50' 35'see B A 1 per guest room, 1. 10 foot minimum setback when abutting residential zoneN N <br /> sq.ft. see see note 3 plus one-half normal- rn n <br /> note note ly required in the V 0. <br /> 1 2 C-1-R zone for ac- 2.25 feet when abutting residentially zoned properties. N• <br /> l z0 <br /> cessory uses such w <br /> as restaurants,cafes 1/40 <br /> 3.See Section 21.020 for additional standards pertaining to building height - (D <br /> in the C-I-R zone <br /> t <br /> n rt. <br /> C.--;,, Residential use A D 2.0 per each 3 1. 10 foot minimum setback when abutting residential zone 0' N <br /> E bedroom dwelling. II a <br /> 2.0 per each 1 and P <br /> 2.25 foot when abutting residentially zoned properties. t - <br /> t3 2 bedroom dwelling P¢ C <br /> for first 100 dwell- N N <br /> i3 ings,1.5 per3.See Section 21.020 for additional standards pertaining to building height " (1 <br /> dwelling thereafter in the C-I-R zone I/i <br /> 1 Pt <br /> 4. Maximum permitted density shall be one dwelling per 750 square feet <br /> a <br /> fv <br /> II <br /> a <br /> fn <br /> H <br /> Pt <br /> IT <br /> (D <br /> ro <br /> P) <br /> LCI <br /> ID <br /> ��1 N <br /> I I For other information about parking and parking areas,see Section 34 <br /> PAGE F-' <br /> FOOTNOTES For Information about L For details of the regulations in this category,see Section 38 <br /> For information about the regulations In this <br /> Review Process,see 9 category,see Section 35 2 _O Ul <br /> Section 42 For details regarding what may exceed this height limit,see Section 39 <br /> For detail,regarding required setbacks,see Section 39 <br />