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Zones (Base/Bonus) Commercial Mixed-Use A • FAR: 3/6 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR • Density (sq ft/unit): 400/200 Commercial Mixed-Use B • FAR: 1.5/4.25 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR • Density (sq ft/unit): 400/200 Commercial Mixed-Use C • FAR: 1.5/3.75 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR • Density (sq ft/unit): 400 Industrial A • FAR: 3 Industrial B • FAR: 3 Hybrid Industrial • FAR: 1.5/3 • Max. Height: 45’/56’ • Density (sq ft/unit): 800/400 Residential A • FAR: 1.75/3 • Max. Height: 45’/67’ • Density (sq ft/unit): Restricted by Form Residential B • FAR: 1.75/3 • Max. Height: 45’/67’ • Density (sq ft/unit): 800/400 Residential C • FAR: 1.75 • Max. Height: 33’/45’ • Density (sq ft/unit): 1000/650 Residential Amenity • FAR: 1.75/3.25 • Max. Height: 45’/75’ • Density (sq ft/unit): Restricted by Form North Hollywood Recreation Center Valley Village Park LANKERSHIM BLVD LANKERSHIM BLVD BURBANK BLVD BURBANK BLVD CHANDLER BLVD CAMARILLO ST ADDISON ST E V A K C E B DDINGTON ST OTSEGO ST HATTERAS ST HATTERAS ST CUMPSTON ST MAGNOLIA BLVD RIVERSIDE DR MORRISON ST E V A D R O F D A R D V L B A G N E U H A C E V A D N A L E N I V R IV E RT O N A VE E V A P M E L E V A P M U L K E V A P M U L K North Hollywood Station 170 Commercial Mixed-Use A Commercial Mixed-Use B Commercial Mixed-Use C Residential Amenity Residential A Residential B Residential C Industrial A Industrial B Hybrid Industrial Public Facilities Orange Line DRAFT CONCEPT Goals - Allow densities that support the area’s identity as a regional center by removing development restrictions in the Community Redevelopment Agency Plan. - Retain existing design standards outlined in the Community Redevelopment Agency Design for Development Plan by implementing pedestrian-friendly design and site planning regulations. - Preserve the character of the NoHo Arts District by encouraging creative and performing arts-oriented uses in commercial areas while allowing mixed-use development. - Preserve industrial areas for job generating uses and improve circulation for pedestrians and drivers throughout these areas. - Enhance and expand multifamily residential by requiring pedestrian-friendly design and incentivizing provision of affordable housing. Orange Line Transit Neighborhood Plan NORTH HOLLYWOOD PROPOSED LAND USE CONCEPT • Land use and zoning changes will apply to select properties within the Study Area. Partially Funded by Metro.

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Page 1: Orange Line Transit Neighborhood Plan NORTH HOLLYWOOD ... · MAGNOLIA BL VD E V A X A F L O C E V A D R O F D A R D V L B A G N E U H A C G N E U H A C E V A D N A L E N I V E V A

Zones (Base/Bonus)

Commercial Mixed-Use A

• FAR: 3/6 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR• Density (sq ft/unit): 400/200

Commercial Mixed-Use B

• FAR: 1.5/4.25 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR• Density (sq ft/unit): 400/200

Commercial Mixed-Use C

• FAR: 1.5/3.75 • Max. Height: Restricted by FAR• Density (sq ft/unit): 400

Industrial A

• FAR: 3

Industrial B

• FAR: 3

Hybrid Industrial

• FAR: 1.5/3 • Max. Height: 45’/56’• Density (sq ft/unit): 800/400

Residential A

• FAR: 1.75/3 • Max. Height: 45’/67’• Density (sq ft/unit): Restricted by Form

Residential B

• FAR: 1.75/3 • Max. Height: 45’/67’• Density (sq ft/unit): 800/400

Residential C• FAR: 1.75 • Max. Height: 33’/45’• Density (sq ft/unit): 1000/650

Residential Amenity

• FAR: 1.75/3.25 • Max. Height: 45’/75’• Density (sq ft/unit): Restricted by Form

North HollywoodRecreation Center

ValleyVillagePark

LANKERSHIM BLVD

BURBANK BLVD BURBANK BLVD

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CHANDLER BLVD

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CAMARILLO ST CAMARILLO ST

ADDISON ST

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WEDDINGTON ST

OTSEGO ST

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HATTERAS ST HATTERAS ST

CUMPSTON ST

MAGNOLIA BLVD

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MORRISON ST

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Commercial Mixed-Use A

Commercial Mixed-Use B

Commercial Mixed-Use C

Residential Amenity

Residential A

Residential B

Residential C

Industrial A

Industrial B

Hybrid Industrial

Public Facilities

Orange Line

DRAFT CONCEPT

Goals - Allow densities that support the area’s identity as a regional center by removing development restrictions in the

Community Redevelopment Agency Plan.

- Retain existing design standards outlined in the Community Redevelopment Agency Design for Development Plan by implementing pedestrian-friendly design and site planning regulations.

- Preserve the character of the NoHo Arts District by encouraging creative and performing arts-oriented uses in commercial areas while allowing mixed-use development.

- Preserve industrial areas for job generating uses and improve circulation for pedestrians and drivers throughout these areas.

- Enhance and expand multifamily residential by requiring pedestrian-friendly design and incentivizing provision of affordable housing.

Orange Line Transit Neighborhood Plan

NORTH HOLLYWOOD PROPOSED LAND USE CONCEPT

• Land use and zoning changes will apply to select properties within the Study Area. Partially Funded by Metro.

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