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Resolution Type
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Resolution Number
2026-3963
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
02/19/2026
Description
Approve Purchase & Assignment of TDRs amount 120,972.18 Sq. ft. of FAR & (48) Dwelling units from City's Public TDR Bank to MB RE Investments, LLC.
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Heard with Companion Zoning Reso 26-Z-221; Item 5A.
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to a recommendation by the City Manager. Additionally, the City Manager and/or his designee shall review <br />the bonus participation unit price set forth herein every two years. <br />(10) Maximum dwelling unit density. The maximum dwelling unit density shall be asset forth <br />below: <br />(a) Apartments. Except as modified in Subsection D(10)(e) below, the maximum number of <br />residential dwelling units shall not exceed a density of 50 dwelling per acre. Residential <br />dwelling units shall not be permitted a room or rooms, termed "lockouts," that have a <br />separate common area keyed entry that can be segregated as to access (locked out) from <br />the primary living unit for purposes of rental occupancy by other than the primary <br />tenants. <br />(b) Apartment -hotels. Except as modified in Subsection D(10)(e) below, apartment -hotels and <br />which are intended to be subdivided as to ownership shall not exceed a maximum density <br />of 100 dwelling units per acre. Apartment -hotels shall be permitted to have "lockout" <br />rooms that may be rented separately from the remainder of the unit provided that each <br />lockout shall be counted as a separate unit for parking calculations as provided in Article <br />VIII, Off -Street Parking Loading and Driveway Standards. Lockout rooms shall not count as <br />separate units for density calculations. Lockout units shall not be subdivided and sold <br />separately from the main unit provided, however, that should any apartment hotel with a <br />lockout unit be converted to a condominium building or strict residential dwelling <br />apartment house, then, each such lockout shall become part and parcel of the original <br />apartment hotel unit and no lockout room shall be deemed to exist independently upon <br />such conversion. This provision shall apply from the effective date of this chapter <br />regardless of the date of the original approval or issuance of a building permit. <br />(c) Hotels. Hotel rooms are not deemed to be residential dwelling units and therefore are not <br />regulated as to density limitations on number of rooms per acre. <br />(d) Mixed uses. In computing the allowable density for a mixed -use development combining <br />apartment and apartment -hotel uses, the number of units proposed for each use shall be <br />divided by the number of units per acre permitted by the Code for that use. The sum of <br />the acreage needed for the different uses being proposed shall equal the total acreage of <br />the property. The total amount of units shall not exceed the amount allowable under the <br />Comprehensive Master Plan. Density bonuses are not included in the calculations. <br />(e) Density bonuses. The maximum dwelling unit density may be increased only in <br />accordance with the following provisions and limitations: <br />[1 ] For each floor area ratio increase of 0.02 achieved through the bonus provisions of § <br />265-35D(9)(c). Floor area ratio bonuses, an increase of one residential dwelling unit <br />per acre shall be granted to a maximum of 80 units per acre. <br />619 <br />
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