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Key Changes to Residential Area Category Definitions

August 30, 2021

Note: the following material below is excerpted from the detailed agenda for August 31, 2021.

CATEGORY DESCRIPTION CHANGES HIGHLIGHTED IN RED

GENERAL RESIDENTIAL

Form/Use: Up to 3-unit dwellings including existing single-family splits, accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Allow up to 4-unit dwellings if the fourth unit is affordable. Zoning tools will regulate affordability and maximum allowable development. Limited commercial uses allowed. Height: Up to 3.5 2.5 stories.

MEDIUM INTENSITY RESIDENTIAL

Form/Use: Small, “house-sized” multi-unit buildings (4- up to 12 units), accessory dwelling units (ADUs), cottage courts, rowhouses, townhouses. Zoning tools will regulate maximum allowable development including units per lot. Limited commercial uses allowed. Affordability requirements may be established for Sensitive Communities and will be considered for other areas in the city to address housing goals.

Height: 3 stories average. Up to 3 stories. Up to 4.5 4 stories allowed at sites with appropriate depth, where compatible with existing residential uses and mixed-use development, and where additional uses meet affordability goals. Zoning tools will regulate affordability and maximum allowable development.

Additional information can be found in the detailed agenda for the meeting on August 31, 2021. For more about this meeting, see Cville Plans Together Work Session with the City Planning Commission

Filed Under: zoning and development

Little High Neighborhood Newsletter

Market Street Wine

December 20, 2020

Market Street Wine is an independent shop for wine, beer, and gourmet products located at 311 East Market Street (the corner of 4th and E. Market) that has been in business since 1979. It is open for curbside pickup and delivery.

You can browse their wine inventory here, their beer selection on Untappd.com, or purchase a gift card here. Continue…

Sidetracks Music

December 20, 2020

Sidetracks Music is an independent record store offering an impressive selection of new and used CDs, vinyl LPs, DVDs, and accessories. Continue…

Rapture restaurant

December 19, 2020

Rapture is open for outdoor, and now (limited) indoor dining, as well as for online orders.  You can order ready-to-eat or pre-order family meals at www.rapturerestaurant.com. Continue…

Carpe Donut

November 12, 2020

Carpe DonutCarpe Donut is a locally owned and operated maker of exquisite organic donuts.  The only ingredients in their donuts are: organic flour, organic eggs, organic apple cider, organic spices, pure organic sugar, and non-aluminated baking powder. Continue…

New Dominion Bookshop

October 15, 2020

New Dominion Bookshop is currently open for limited browsing, contactless curbside pickup, and free local delivery within 8 miles of the shop. We are encouraging book orders over email or over the phone at 434-295-2552. We have about 20,000 books in stock in the shop, Continue…

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