Ordinance -- Page 19 of 100 <br />(c) Buildings within the maximum front yard setback shall be oriented toward the street. <br />(d)Maximum front yard setback shall be no greater than the predominant front yard original <br />setback line in the immediate vicinity. <br />(e)No off-street parking shall be located between the front facade of any building and the <br />primary adjacent street. This standard applies to new buildings and to completely rebuilt <br />projects constructed after August 1, 2001. <br />(f)In new development, 60% of the site frontage abutting a street shall be occupied by a <br />building within the maximum setback or by an enhanced pedestrian space. No more than <br />20% of the 60% may be an enhanced pedestrian space. <br />(g) Building Entrances: <br />1.All building sides that face an adjacent public street shall feature at least one <br />customer entrance. <br />2. Building sides facing two public streets may feature one entrance at the corner. <br />3. Each commercial tenant of the building, unless an accessory to the primary tenant, <br />shall be accessed through individual storefront entrances facing the street. <br />(h)Ground floor walls shall contain display windows across a minimum of 50 percent of the <br />length of the street-facing wall of the building. Windows meeting the criteria of display <br />windows shall have sills at 30 inches or less above grade. <br />(97) Permitted, subject to the PRO zone use limitations and standards in Table 9.2630, EC <br />9.2631 and EC 9.2640. <br />(108) In addition to any residential structures for religious personnel, Churches, Synagogues <br />and Temples in R-1 are permitted to have up to two dwellings per lot that are not subject to the <br />multiple-familyspecial development standards at EC 9.5500 and 9.5550, provided all of the <br />following are met: <br />(a) Each dwelling is used exclusively for low-income individuals and/or families where all <br />units are subsidized. For the purposes of this section, low-income means having income at <br />or below 80 percent of the area median income as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing <br />and Urban Development. <br />(b)Each dwelling is limited to 800 square feet in area and 18 feet in height. <br />(c) The development site does not exceed the maximum net density per acre in EC 9.2750. <br />Attachment A <br />March 11, 2024 Meeting - Item 6CC Agenda Page 70