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Portsmouth

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General provisions

307 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Sec. 40.2-206(g)(6)8 standards

The conversion of existing single-family detached dwellings into two-family, three- to four-family dwellings or multi-family dwellings is permitted within the Olde Towne, Port Norfolk, and Park View Historic Districts subject to a Use Permit.

Sec. 40.2-206(g)(6)7 standards

The conversion of existing single-family detached dwellings into two-family, three- to four-family dwellings or multi-family dwellings is permitted within the Olde Towne, Port Norfolk, and Park View Historic Districts subject to a Use Permit.

Sec. 40.2-206(g)(6)7 standards

The conversion of existing single-family detached dwellings into two-family, three- to four-family dwellings or multi-family dwellings is permitted within the Olde Towne, Port Norfolk, and Park View Historic Districts subject to a Use Permit.

Sec. 40.2-2077 standards

The Downtown (D1) district and sub-districts are created for the purposes set forth herein and without limitation, for the promotion and preservation of the City's educational, cultural and economic interests.

Sec. 40.2-207(B)(1)(a) and (E)3 standards

The T3 sub-district contains a mix of residential uses, but maintains a residential urban fabric.

Sec. 40.2-207(B)(1)(b) and (E)4 standards

The T4 sub-district contains a mix of uses, but maintains a predominantly residential urban fabric.

Sec. 40.2-207(B)(1)(c) and (E)4 standards

The T5 sub-district contains a higher density mix of uses with primarily retail space permitted on the ground floor.

Sec. 40.2-207(B)(1)(d) and (E)4 standards

The T6 sub-district is designed for high-density and waterfront mixed uses.

Sec. 40.2-207(B)(1)(e) and (E)3 standards

The SD sub-district is a low-intensity, limited industrial mixed-use district. This sub-district is intended to provide employment with mixed-uses, including manufacturing, distribution and warehousing, as well as civic uses and retail uses.

Sec. 40.2-208(B)1 standards

The MP overlay district is available for application to lands of two acres in size or greater.

Sec. 40.2-208(B)2 standards

The MP overlay district is available for application to lands of two acres in size or greater.

Sec. 40.2-208(C)1 standards

The standards outlined in the Downtown Design Manual apply in the DD Overlay District.

Sec. 40.2-208(C)1 standards

The standards outlined in the Downtown Design Manual apply in the DD Overlay District.

Sec. 40.2-208(D)8 standards

The Innovation Overlay District shall be comprised of a series of sub-districts... Residential densities for residential development other than single-family detached shall be allowed up to 32 units per acre in the NMU district.

Sec. 40.2-208(D)8 standards

The purpose of the Innovation Overlay District is to support activity that stimulates innovation while offering value to entities that drive the economy.

Sec. 40.2-208(E)10 standards

The maximum density for residential development for the entertainment overlay district shall be 60 units per acre. The maximum building height in an entertainment overlay district shall be 200 feet.

Sec. 40.2-208(E)7 standards

An entertainment overlay district shall be at least 25 acres in size. The maximum density for residential development for the entertainment overlay district shall be 60 units per acre. The maximum building height in an entertainment overlay district shall be 200 feet.

Sec. 40.2-208(F)1 standards

The CBPA Overlay District is superimposed over portions of one or more underlying zoning districts with the intent of supplementing generally applicable development regulations with additional development regulations that address the special-area specific conditions of land in a Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area.

Sec. 40.2-208(F)

The provisions establishing and governing the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Overlay District are set forth in Ch. 9.1 of the City Code.

Sec. 40.2-208(G)2 standards

The FP Overlay District is superimposed over portions of one or more underlying zoning districts with the intent of supplementing generally applicable development regulations with additional development regulations that address the special area-specific conditions of land in the floodplain.

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