Mixed-Use Health

The MX-H district is intended to provide for health and medical related uses near major medical institutions. Limited office and multiple-family residential uses with similar land use characteristics and provide support services to the health and medical uses may be allowed.

Exterior of hospital buildings exemplary of the MX-H district.
Mixed Use Health Lot and Building Standards
Mixed Use Health Streetscape Standards
Mixed Use Health Other Information



MX-H Lot and Building Standards (Table 11-02.25)

LOT STANDARDS

Lot Area (minimum)N/A
Street Frontage (minimum)30 ft.

SETBACKS (MINIMUM)

AFront10 ft.
Side Street10 ft.
BInterior Side1 and 2 stories: 5 ft.; 3+ stories: 15 ft.
CRear Yard1 and 2 stories: 5 ft.; 3+ stories: 15 ft.

PARKING SETBACKS (MINIMUM)

Front20 ft.
Street Side10 ft.
Interior Side10 ft.
Rear10 ft.
Any Yard Adjacent to Interstate (I-84 & I-184)10 ft.

HEIGHT (MAXIMUM)

DBuilding Height78 ft.

Depiction of Dimensional Standards in MX-H district including setbacks and building height.

Streetscape Standards

All development shall comply with the following streetscape standards. The stricter provisions shall supersede any inconsistent dimensional standards in Section 11-04-07, Access and Connectivity.


(1) Each frontage on a local street shall include a detached sidewalk at least five feet in width that is separated from the curb line by a minimum of eight to 10 feet when a Class I, II, III street tree is provided depending on the site conditions. This area will accommodate a landscape buffer and street trees required by Section 11-04-09.4, Street Frontage Landscaping. Class I trees are permitted only when overhead powerlines are present.


(2) Each frontage on a collector or arterial street shall include a detached sidewalk at least 10 feet in width that is separated from the curb line by a minimum of eight to 10 feet when a Class I, II or III street tree is provided depending on the site conditions. This area will accommodate a landscape buffer and street trees required by Section 11-04-09.4, Street Frontage Landscaping. Class I trees are permitted only when overhead powerlines are present.

(a) Vehicle-Oriented and Parking Facilities

i. No surface parking spaces or vehicle-oriented ancillary facilities (such as Service Stations or Vehicle Washes) may be located between the building and any street adjacent to the property.
ii. Drive-Through Facilities shall comply with Section 11-03-03.4.Q, Drive-Through Facility.

Depiction of Streetscape Standards in an MX-H district including landscape buffers.

Cross-References to Other Applicable Code Sections (Table 11-02.24)

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