Two corridor concepts were developed for stakeholder consideration. <br />Concept 1 — Narrower Area of Denser <br />Development <br />Concept 1 would focus future <br />development in a narrow, denser area <br />along River Road and on key side <br />streets. <br />The Neighborhood Centers in Concept 1 <br />would be assigned a zoning code that <br />would permit higher densities and a mix <br />of uses to facilitate active mixed-use <br />centers. <br />Zoning would also be modified to permit <br />medium density housing options (2 to 3 - <br />story) to develop along River Road and <br />key side streets. <br />Figure 17. Concept 1 <br />CONCEPT 1: NARROW <br />CORRIDOR OF DENSER <br />HOUSJNG <br />SFQ Single -Family Options <br />—C- RES Corridor Residential <br />— C -MU Corridor Mixed -Use <br />CONCEPT 2: WIDER Concept 2 — Neighborhood Centers <br />CORRIDOR OF 'MIDDLE" with Middle Housing Opportunity <br />HOUSING Concept 2 would concentrate higher <br />densities and mixed uses at <br />-SFOSing€e-FamilyOptions Neighborhood Centers. <br />Similar to Concept 1, Concept 2 would <br />assign a zoning code that would permit <br />C- RES Corrid or Resi dential higher densities and a mix of uses to <br />facilitate active mixed-use centers at <br />C -MU corridor mixed -Use Neighborhood Centers. <br />Unlike Concept 1, Concept 2 would <br />apply a new zoning code within 1/4 -mile <br />of River Road that would allow more <br />variety in housing types that add some <br />Figure 18. Concept 2 density yet fit the scale and character of <br />the existing residential neighborhoods and side streets surrounding River Road. <br />RIVER ROAD CORRIDOR STUDY <br />iM <br />