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        MIXED CHARACTER CORE NEIGHBORHOOD

        This designation is for residential areas relatively close to Downtown and Littleton Boulevard. Of all areas in Littleton,
        these neighborhoods – with sidewalk and bike lane improvements in some areas – could be the most conducive for
        pedestrian, bicycle, and wheelchair circulation within the neighborhood and to nearby shopping, parks, schools, and other
        destinations. Most of these blocks also have rear alley access to properties, at least decreasing the possibility of an Auto
        Urban street scene where rear garages or parking are still widely used versus front driveways. These are also some of
        Littleton’s oldest neighborhoods, including the locally designated Louthan Heights Historic District.
































                                      Mixed Character Core Neighborhood area just north of Littleton Boulevard, east of Downtown.
        Primary Land Use Types                                                                      Mix of
                                                                                              Character Elements
        •  Detached residential dwellings.

        •  Other attached residential forms as permitted by zoning.

        Characteristics

        •  A more Urban residential character prevails where lots with relatively shallow front
          yards bring single-family detached homes closer to the street, and especially where
          no front driveways or garages are visible due to property access from rear alleys.
          However, a transition toward Auto Urban character can occur on blocks where front
          driveways are introduced over time, especially on lots where new homes are built
          after removal of older dwellings.

        Where on Map
        •  Mixed Character Core Neighborhood is shown for various residential areas north and south of Littleton Boulevard, to the
          east of Downtown and the railroad corridor.










                                                    Adopted October 15, 2019
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