R-O -- Residential-Office District
The R-O district is intended to provide areas for professional, business, and medical service (outpatient) office uses, or areas with a compatible mix of office and residential uses. The district provides for small- to medium-sized office buildings, often in transition locations between residential areas and more intense commercial uses and road traffic, or in commercial locations inappropriate for auto-oriented retail uses or intense mixed-uses. The district allows multifamily residential, group living, and visitor accommodations. See AMC 21.04.030E. for district specific requirements.
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Lot Requirements
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Setback Requirements
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Building
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Driveway
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Area
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Width
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Coverage
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Front
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Side
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Rear
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Height
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Surface
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Allowed residential household living uses
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6,000 square feet
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50 feet
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50% max.
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10 feet
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5 plus one foot for each 5 feet in height exceeding 35 feet
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15 feet if adjacent to a residential district; otherwise 10 feet
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45 feet1
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Paved
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All Other Uses
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6,000 square feet
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50 feet
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50%
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10 feet
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10 feet if adjacent to a residential district; otherwise 5 feet
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15 feet if adjacent to a residential district; otherwise 10 feet
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45 feet, not to exceed three stories of nonresidential use2
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Paved
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1 See AMC 21.04.020H.2.d for information regarding possible height increases.
2 See AMC 21.04.030E.2.d. for information regarding possible height increases.
If you use the online version of the code (under "External Links") search for "21.06.020" for more information. Please note that recent amendments may not have been published yet. Planning Staff will be happy to verify the current code language for you.
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