Page 64 - Broken Arrow, OK Residential District Design Guidelines

MIXED-USE A

DESCRIPTION

This building form facilitates office and residential uses
within one structure mixed vertically and/or horizontally,
with limited supporting retail. Its scale and intensity is
limited to facilitate a neighborhood-compatible mixed-
use building that transitions appropriately to areas of
strictly residential character. For instance, these may take
the form of a small corner shop with rowhouses or flats
continuing down the block. The ground-floor requires
transparency minimums for certain retail uses as well
as limits on the linear percentage of active storefronts.
Mixed-Use A also accommodates offices and residential
uses. This very flexible building form may include
components of many other building forms described in
this Chapter. Parking for residents and office and retail
employees in this building form is typically aggregated
in adjacent surface parking lots or structured garages.
However, buildings that are predominantly residential
may also incorporate individual garages within the
design of the primary structure. This building form also
commonly requires nearby, on-street parking for short-
term office visitors and retail patrons.

Permitted in Area 5

LOT
A A Lot Area
Area 5 9,000 sq. ft. Min.
B B Lot Frontage

Area 5 65’ Min.
C C Lot Coverage
Area 5 70% Max.

Description

60 Broken Arrow Downtown Residential Overlay District (DROD) Design Standards