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i <br />Attachment 2 s <br />Existing and Proposed "Eno Mixed Use" Definitions <br />Current: <br />Eno Mixed Use. Land located in areas served or to be served by public water <br />and sewer where a mix of residential, commercial, office, services, and light <br />industrial uses are appropriate. Residential uses within Mixed Use areas should <br />be have a minimum density of six (6) units per acre. Examples of housing at this <br />density include attached homes, patio homes, and apartments. Note: prior to <br />adoption of implementation measures, a percentage or acreage limit on <br />residential uses within the Mixed Use area should be determined. It is the intent <br />to limit the amount of residential uses in the Mixed Use area to encourage the <br />development of non-residential uses. <br />Proposed: <br />Eno Mixed Use. Land located in areas served or to be served by public water <br />and sewer where a mix of residential, commercial, office, services, and light <br />industrial uses are appropriate on a district-wide basis. Individual parcels may <br />contain a single use or more than one use. Ne_w residential uses within the <br />Mixed Use areas ~heu-Id shall have a minimum density of six (6) units per acre. <br />Examples of housing at this density include attached homes, patio homes, and <br />apartments. <br />' In order to <br />encourage non residential uses, no more than 25% of the acreage within the <br />district shall be comprised of residential uses on single-use aarcels. -However,. <br />residential units constructed above non-residential uses shall not count toward <br />the residential acreage limit. <br />"Clean" version: <br />Eno Mixed Use. Land located in areas served onto be served by public water <br />and sewer where a mix of residential, commercial, office, services, and light <br />industrial uses are appropriate on a district-wide basis. Individual parcels may <br />contain a single use or more than one use. New residential uses within the <br />Mixed Use area shall have a minimum density of six (6) units per acre. <br />Examples of housing at this density include attached homes, patio homes, and <br />apartments. In order to encourage non-residential uses, no more than 25% of <br />the acreage within the district shall be comprised of residential uses on single- <br />use parcels. However, residential units constructed above non-residential uses <br />shall not count toward the residential acreage limit. <br />